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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
Austrian Ex.oHicers'in Want

Berlin. Jan. 2l.-CBy A. P.O-Thc
plight of retired Austrian officers is
illustrated by an incident reported from
a fashionable suburb of Vienna. Among
the applicants for job as porter were
q major general, three colonels, two
lieutenant coloncls, seven majors and
eighteen captains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
ITALIAN STRIKE LEsSENING
Explosion of Bomb at Naples Rail-
way Station Injuries Three

Rome, Jan. 2t.-(By A. P.l-Im-
provement was reported today in the
situation caused by the extensive strike
of the Italian railway men, which has
affected large sections of the country
since early this wek. 1t was announced
that a sufficient number of employees had
reported for work this morning to make
it unnecessary for troops to move trains.
Trieste. Jan. 21.-(By A. P.l-
Sabotage incident to the strike of rail
xay employees has interrupted wire com
munication between seventeen of the
larger cities of Italy and also is af-
fccting the international telegraph and
telephone lines.
The strike is most widespread in
northern Italy, where army linemcn are
attempting to repair the wires. A bomb
exploded in the railway station at Ma
pies injuring three persons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
Navy Surplus Sale Store
Retail Store

In Building No. 401-Just Outside
Navy Yard Gates
Open From 0 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Remarkable savings may be made by the
purchase OF the following new articles now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21

These springs protect the
mechanism of the Car, making
a great saving in upkeep ex-
pense.
Light weight means less
gasoline and oil consumption
and longer tire mileage. You
must ride in Overland 4 to
appreciate it's comfort.
Overland as equipment, of
highest quality, is complete,
including Auto-Lite Starting
and Lighting.
Let us demonstrate for you
the comfort and efficiency Of
this Car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
@$' First, Solid Tires;
Then, Pneumatic Tires;
Now 11iple& Springs

TINE NEW OVERLAND
4 has the most remark
able riding qualities ever
found in a light car.
The discomfort to passen-
gers and the injury to car, due
to side-swaying, twisting and
bouncing are greatly reduced.
The diagonal attachment of
the three point suspension
Triblex Springs at the ends of
a l30-inch Springbase gives to
Overland 4 with 100 inch
wheelbase the road steadiness
Of a long, heavy car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21
ELECTIONS POINT
|. TO UNIFIED IRELAND
Neither Sim Fein Nor Unionists
Appear to Have Gained
Majority
STRONG SHOWING BY LABOR

London, Jan. 21.--While the Sim
Fein is celebrating what it calls u vic
tory in the Irish municipal elections,
official circles IN London profess to find
in the returns an element that makes
the prospects brighter for u unified
Ireland under the proposed home rule
bill That element is said to lie in
the fact that the voting showed neither
southern Ireland to be solid Sim Fein
nor northern ireland solid Unionist.
Neither the Sim Feiners nor Union
lists appear TO have gained majority
of the total seats in their respective
strongholds. Therefore. it is contended
that. as the sections are mixed. there Is
much more chance for them to come
together quickly under one parliament
as proposed by Premier Lloyd George.
1t would appear from available fig.
ures. that the Sim Fein has captured
approximately 81 per cent of the seats
and the Unionists 20 per cent
Labor was strong. with its II per
cent. and the Nationalists again have
come to life and won IA per cent. The
other SeaCs are scattered among lnde-
pendcntS and reformers.
This is the first time the voice of all
the people of Ireland has been heard in
the new proportional representation
measure In the last general elections
the Sim Fein captured seventy three of
the log parliamentary seats, thereby
virtually sweeping the country.
There has been some newspaper talk
about the Sim Tciu and Labor combin-
ing in Ireland against the home rule
bill. 1t is interesting. therefore, to
note that Labor and the Sim Fciu to
gethcr control just a shade under half
the municipal seats of the country.
Kilrush, Ireland, Jan. 21.-While
policemen We're removing their belong
ingS from the village of Cioraclare to
Knock in Il motor van they were fired
on by large party from both sides
of the road. -Four bicycle policemen
returned the fire. killing one man, be-
leveG to be Sim Feiner, and cap
turing two others of the attacking
party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
BELGIAN CITY IS
REGA|N|NG TRADE


ANTWERP Feb a. Al, the c,-
'raordinary energy and hustle which
at the present time prcudc. belgium
lirds its concentration point at Ant
very The city Is the Commercial.
capital of the country and s Just
on, solid lump uf bushes. activity.
SAID director OF AN engineering
works us hc raised hs hands 90 solr
PLY The pressure ls su much THAI
life is scarcely worth living" Ana
ia" Antwerp business man genuine
Is feels That when. however he
counts up hI, profits be- begins 10
th.nh mat there may be- something
,iill lei' loo lie after an.
Every avenue of trade has been
reconstructed ana Is being used to
,ull advantage.
Their" is q good instance OF how
IN" Belgian 10 swapping up business.
Motor lorrics bought from the Bri-
lish Government u.s. aids for the
transport troubles Of Belgium are
nov being sold back into England
20 the Belgian contractor. An Eng
lishman from Northampionshlre ha,
purchased well over 10000 pounds
worth of Daimler lorr.,s. which ono
time served the British Army. lie
was more than pleased ~ the deal.
knowing the price he can obtain for
them az home. and a. for the Belgian
seller, his JOY had 10 be- expressed I'm
terms OF champagne.
\ walk round the uuays aud docks
OF Antwerp shows plainly how thl.
city, rs the great front door OF bell
gium has. In year. got back to
nearly normal working. The bas.
ms are well filled with shipping.
The warehouses stacked with mer-
chandls". wool and other raw ma.
torIals The actual task OF loadlna
and unloading has been vastly speed
cd up above the pre-war rate. They
VIII clear a ship In Antwerp quicker
than London can do IL.
Shlpyards from the premier in
dusiry oi the city and they are now
practically In full order booked up
with work for many months ahead
They ate running continuously ON
10" tNu-1hifi system. which means
sixteen hours labor each day. OF
the two yards building and repairing
Dix ships IN Antwerp Engineering
ompany suffered most from the Ger
mans. II was seized and used for
the construction OF the submarines
which, taken by canal TO Zeebrugge
made the por, such annoying spot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

ITO the Allies. Three ships being
built by the company when the
enemy came 10 Antwerp were sim.
ply smashed up and the material
used for bomb proof shelters. Later
oil the b0ilormaking tools In the
works aud the dry dock machinery
Hnrc cartcd away into Germany
/ TIE office records we're not spared
either Thus when the war cndod
IL WAS q case of beginning all over
lagnin with the firm Thoy have sues
co"ded wonderfully. Material for
tine broken ships was carefully trac-
ed and collected over l,l00 tons
0i Hihil was gathered iu this way
lhd "l sfound 10 be- so little deter
GRATED 10y five wears exposure that
| 10 could be- rcuilllxod. Tools and
machinery were obtained In various
ways. orders for steel and material
Contracted FOR In variety OF places.
so" the company has commissions
in h'nd for eleven oDoan.guing shirs
ind ls employing several thousands
NJ men. 4 wonderful record for q
year and there H. satisfaction IN
knowing that the heads OF this COM
pany are English.
The other main shlpyafd. that ~
John tockerill & COMPANY WAS not
greatly interfcrod with by the Ger.
mans and continued building small
river and canal craft for Belgian
owners during the occupation. Now
he yard has come back to It's pre-
war property. II has two passenger
liners laid down and number Of
MINOR vessels ON the stocks The
oni handicap il shortage ~ ma
ic 'al. which applies to every indus
lrv throughout the country TN"
smaller wards have an rs much NJ
'icN know what tO do with. while
ihe repairing shops In ntwerp are
I"sior than they were before hosiil'-
ii,e.
Generally. the engineering work
mon have stuck to their Jobs good
nd hard during the period ~ re-.
construction and the following boom
They have made demands and threat
ened strikes and who would not
when the cost Of living In ones
country had increased by 3tl per
cent that Is an official figure. All
serious labor trouble has however.
been avorted 80 far for the simple
reason that the masters have given
he msn al they asked. The average
rat" fwage X now three times
what u was in 1914. A fresh de-
maud has been put forward within
the past few days. which will bring
TO four times the pre.war figure.
4 remains Ia be- seen II the employers
viii yield this They are inclined
% be- distinctly FESTIVE about II.
Antwerp IL also back to It's dia.
mond cutting once again The trade
lied during the war because the
killed men migrated across tho
Holland frontier and went to recruit
the industry In Amsterdam and else.
where. Rather slowly they hav,
come back and aSN Antwerp will
rut dlamoads for profltecrs. home
md fcreirr as well and truly as II,
Dutch rivals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
EITHER HIGHBhL" POPrLtR
~ CHICAGO sIOCkYlRU-

ny International News Service
CHICAGO, Feb "a Federal %.
'ratiyes are Investigating the either
hiRhball.' q strange new dring mys.
tefiousdly circulated and highly pop
ular among laborcrs In the stock.
yards district here. One Whit ~
4 is enough 10 cause the blind stag.
gers. while a drink will cause the
imbiber 10 climb tree and chatter
Ike a chlmpan1ee II h reported.
One quaffer ran into his house SELF
ed the family dinner and led Il to the
alley cats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
First Census Figures
Show Large Gain
For Washington


WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i-Ths
first population announcements for
the 1890 census were issued tonight
Nv the census bureau and were as
follows:
Cincinnati. 40l15s. an Increase
or a7.5sI or 10 Der cent.
washington. d C.. 43T.4ii. an
Increase OF i0s.a4.. or a2 per cent.
Cincinnati ranked a. 18th city ~
the country IN 1910. with a popula.
ton OF 3s3.59i.
Washington RANKED 18th With t.
population ~ 33i. 900. censn.
bureau estimates NJ cinclnnatl's
population July I. 1917 were "a
as and washinRtonion' on tina.
date 3s3.2S2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
MEETING Be GREATEST
HISTORY Of ASSOCIATIONS
ACCORDING TO INDICATIONS

(coniinued from page -


A message has been received FROM
n. J. Kleberg Of Klngsvllle. Texas.
stating that Il would be- impossible
for him to come TO Amarillo and de-
liver his scheduled address Thursda,
morning upon Graduated Land
Taxes" However NJ klah'rg sli1
that he would send Roy Miller ~
Corpus Christi who is considered one
Of the leading young men " South
Texas.
Mr.. Miller was known Tor wears as
IN. boy Mayor OF Corpus Christi.
lie was elected mayor whom be- was
% years old and held the office Tor
six years. his third term expiring IN
April. 1913 He IA considered an
eloquen, speaker and Il H. said that
he will deliver splendid address 20
Amarillo.
Information IIooihc>
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the management OF the ANA.
riiio Hotel by which desk space for
the secretary Of the Board 81 Cits
Development Hamlin Palmer. traf-
fic mansger for that organization
and Harmon Benton. county agri-
cultural agent. will be provided n
the lobby. All visitors are invited
10 visit the Temporary offices OF this
organization. where the secretary
will be tlsased to furnish any needed
information. Messrs Palmer and Hen
ton will also be glad 10 consult with
visitors regarding their traffic and
agricultural problems.
Streets Will be- Lighted
Lights will bc strung across Polk
street ai intervals OF one hundred
feet from Second to Seventh streets
also at the J. Case building. whore
dancing program will be- carried
out every night through the conyen.
ton.
Mr.. stinne,t In commenting upor
the convention last night said
There are oiner dlsEnguishel
speakers who will he here aud par
iicipaie In the program. whose name.
cannot be disclosed definitely. as b
II not nov known on what date
they will attend Anyhow. Their
!. VIII be eminent speakers whose adj
dresses will be entertaining and ed
ucational. and Il should be the dut,
and pleasure OF the people OF ANA
riiio TO join with the visiting cattle
men In attending all these speak
Ing exercises.
Attendance viii he Large
There Is enough evidence al han,
TO denote unmistakably that the nj
tendance will be large. and thar am
pie provision has been made for IN
entertainment and comfort OF al
the>visi,cFs Aeweyer. great a mum
Der there may be
."Once more the officials and dire'
tors OF the Association appeal 10 m
citizens OF Amarillo 10 make a deter
mintef and supreme effort In Il.
direction OF extending marked hosp
tally TO the visitors. and that ever
effort possible be pu, forth In m
direction OF making this oecaslo
noteworthy for the courtesy. though,
fulness and hospitality OF the citizen
OF Amarillo as a whole.
Not a few OF the Distinguish
visitors. who will participate in IN
program. are prominen, in the 60,
ernmenIs OF both the State and M
lion. and their presence will prov
both helpful and inspiring.
Amarillo IL looking forward I
Greater achievements In this line
the future, and the combined effor'
OF IT, people upon this occasion wi
prove the foundation upon which v
are 10 build In the succeeding years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
OFFICIALS CONDUCT
SEARCH FOR OLIVES
WITH FATAL GERMS
WANING SENT IiiiOtDl i>l
AGAINST coast MrTlO\ ~
SUSPECTED nRiNDS

NN "fHf N'fN .fHh
CillCAGO Feb - Federal AMI
state food INSPECTORS In fitly two
town. of elghi northern states are
making frantic effort, tonight Co i1-
cate and destroy dozens bottles o.
rIlo stuffed olives containing the
deadly bacillls botolInus
\ single case of olive poisoning
to discovery OF the danger is tho
only one reported ~ far Federal
chemists who uncovered the vid,
spread distribution NJ the poison
fruit are manning every effort lu
reach and confiscatc the bottles ana
"a warning has been sent broadcast
advising housewives 10 return an.
opened all containcr. holding the
suspected brands
Packed In iDiS
The olives, packed IN i9iN hy .
California company. were sold 10 the
retail trade through Sprague.War-
ner and company. : Chicago Whole.
sale grocery house Major A. a.
Sprague. head OF the firm and fed
eral fair price commissioner Of llli-
nois. has furnished record ~ all
sales and has also instructed his
statesmen 10 call on every customer
and take up the olives
The brands involved are "Baia.
via" "Ferndell" and "Richeliu
RIPE Brnnd Dangerous
Only ripe olives. stuffed with 81.
J menios and sold In bottles are NJ
fected.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
HOLD RECEPTION FOR
NEW ZION EV. PASTOR

The women of the Madison street
Zion Evangolical church held a re
crption at the home of Mrs Adam
Claus Jr on Main street yesterday
afternoon and evening in honor Of
their new pastor and his wife. DR.. II.
A. and Mrs. Kramer About 200 MON
bor5 and friends of the church at
tended. The reception was held from
: 10 in the afternoon and from 7
to in the evening. During the at-
tcrnoon refreshments consisting bl
doughnutS and coffee were served.
In the evening a program was rem.
d"red hy the young people of the
church Rev H. f. LaWior and Dr.
Kramer gave several interesting
tlakS The house was handsomely
decorated in lavender and white. and
the rooms were filled with baskets OF
llIacs, sweet peas, snapdragona and
ferns. Late in the evening refresh.
menta of ice cream and cake were
served.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
MRS. DIVAN HEADS
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Mrs. Emma Divan wife Of Rev Isaac
Divan. pastor of the Illinois Avenue
Evangelical church was elected state
president of the Evangelical Mission
ary Society at he close of the thr"r
day state convention in Chicago. Mrs
Divan has returned 10 her home on
Illinois ave.
The convention was large one, AMI
wa. attended by women from all parts
of the state A very interesting pro.
gram was given during the entire
sine of tho meeting
The Ottawa church was represented
by Mrs. Diyan, Mrs } H. Gambler,
Mrs. j W. Cohlc, Miss Pcarlc Mot
taz and Miss Emma McCkenStock.
The hcnOr comes as decided com
pimpnt to the Ottawa woman. She
is one oi the greatest church and mrs
sionary workers in the city and has
been confirmed minister in her
church. She is ably fit ed to I'LL the
duties Of her newly acquired position.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
ASSESSMENT ROLL GOES
BEFORE JUDGE RE:cX
FOR CONFIRMATION
TO ADVERTISE BIDS
CONTRACTORS WILL BE ASKED
TO SUBMIT FIGURES FOR WORK
WHEN LEGAL PHASES or BIC
IMPROVEMENT ARE DISPOSED
OF--OBJECToRS CAN FILE PRO
TESTS.

---l >r-,I
'oJo''ol9 ~ wv f''t''''
Ottawa pavement and all VINO are ul7'
satisfied with their ass, ;amcnt8 Will
havo %, n,...o,tnpit. d, -, .,a.t.r In fine
'u"n'S court u" ""i a"''' Jun
at 10 a III. and hle protests against
the Improvement The assessment
rCll. which has just been completed
by =. ! Mahoney, has been iled in
the County Court and the hearing 1t
by Judge Reck tor June ~ IdH
means the conclusion Of all delay
which have held UP a letting o. fhn
contracts for the proposed pavi g,
AS soon as the roll is officially con.
iirmod by Judge kcck the cit} coui|cH
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
OPEN INQUIRY INTO
MATEWAN KILLINGS
(Ry the AssocTated Press J

Mattewan. " Va, May y UfllCiaI
investigation of the battle here be
tween citizens and private detectives,
which resulted in ton deaths, was un-
derway TO day with w. II. Bronson,
prosecuting attorney of Mingo coun-
ty, in charge Evidence gathered by
Mr.. Bronson will be submitted to Cir
cult Judge James Dairon at William.
son, the county scat. on Monday
Col. Jackson Arnold, commander of
the state police, in charge of the sit
uation here said today that the situa-
tiOn was quiet
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
MARRIED TOO SOON
AFTER HIS DIVORCE

Charging that her marriage was not
legal because Of a divorce secured by
hor hushand'S first wife, Mrs. Hazel
Collier Hitler of StroatOr started suit
for divorce from her husband, John
Hitler, in the circ'it court today. The
Hilliers were married on February Is
hv Judge B. Harry ReCk in the coun-
ty court,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
FALLS
I'M EARLYA.m BATTLE
AT TLAXTALATAmG0
Ny the Associated PressD

Mexico City, May 2Z-President Carranza,
who with a small party of followers has been a fu-
oitive in the mountains OF Puebla since late last
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-22
WE ATHE r.

Fair tonight; Saturday
partly cloudy: not much
change in temperature.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

swiata i czerpaG z ich dziel nat
chnienie. 'Gdy pracuje to z caiem
natezeniem, albowiem uznaje tc
"a swoj obowiazek.
,,Robotnik ME jest gorzej upo,
sarzony Cd innych, ably m6gi sis
przejae duchem Szekspira, lut
Miltona, by mogs zrozumiec nau,
Ike, jaka zawiera historya stare,
zytna czy nowozytna, ably pojat
wzglednosc wSzystkich nauk, taxi
jak to rozumiai Plato i inni wiel
cy nauczyciele ludzkoSci, wkohcu
by zrozumiec znaczenie ogrom-
nego postepu nauk przyrodni.
czych. Robotnik pragnie take
wiedziee, jake znaczenie posia'
daja nauki ekonomiczne i teorye
pahstwowosci ola tego, ktory "a,
giebia sic W tych naukach, by je
objac w caiej ich rozleglosci.'
Lord Haldane, kanclerz Uniwer,
sytetu w Bristol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13
PoMoc PIRACY oBcoJEzY
CZNEJ.
Washington. D. c.

Washington, D. C.
Jednym z pocieszajacych fax
tow, uwidocznionych w okresie
przygotowywania sic do polowu
na czionkow Amerykanskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza, jest wielkie
zainteresowanie, jake okazali do
tychczas obfonarodowcy, z kto-
ryeh wielu otrzymaso juz pomoc
z Biura Obcojezycznych lnforma
cyl Amerykahskiego Czerwonego
krzyza. I siedmnastu milion6w
obconarodowcow blisko polowa
ME wlada angieiskim jezykiem,
ale wszyscy oni nalezycie ocenia-
'ja pomoc, jaka otrzymuja cd A
merykahskiego Czerwonego Krzy
"a, jak rowniez i te wielka prace
+ratunkowa, prowadzona przez te
instytucye ola dobra ich roda-
kow W zniszczonych wojna kra-
jach europejskich. Dlatego tez
liczne juz grupy obconarodow--
cow wyraziiy zyczenie wziecia u
dzialu W piracy ola Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza. o.
becnie juz widoczna jest rzecza,
re to ich zainteresowanie sic be-
die waznym czynnikiem W zbli-
zajacej sic Rampant Czerwonego
Krzyza.
Obconarodowcy w Stanach lie
dnoczonych prawdopodobnie mai
lepiej zdaia sobie sprawe z true
dnych warupkow, W jakich znaj-
dujq sic odnoSne kraie rodzinno,
.jak rowniez i z potrzeby d~alszej
pomocy Ameryki ola tych kra-
Rozumiejac to, pospieSza
niewatpliwie thumnie w szeregi
Amerykanskiego Czerwonego
krzyza. by w ten sposob umozli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13
z POlskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca kraJowa AmerykahskieSO
C1er~unego KrzyiA
OSWIATA PODSTAWA DE-
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Washington, D. c.

oS%y itStO1I, L. u
zadna lima reforma, rozpatry-
wanna z kazdego punktu widzenia
ME jest tax wazna i naglaca, jak
r~ozszerzenie i poglebienie oSwia-
ty wSr6d caiego narodu. Wyzsze
ksztaicenie umys4owe wysuwa ma
front spoleczehstwa jednostki OBJ
darzone odpowiedniemi zdolno-
sciami. Ma ono jeszcze wieksze
znaczenie. Podnosi ono wartoSt
tych, ktorzy "a. pod jego dobro-
czynnem dziaianiem, podnosi
take jego ~potrzeby i pragnienia,
Dobrze wyksztalcony cziowiek
ME zadawalnia sic niskiemi pen
Syami. ami tez zlem i nieodpowie-
dniem mieszkaniem tax ola sic,
bic, jak ola swej rodziny. Vie on,
jak zuzytkowaG wolne chwile cd
piracy, jak wejSc w Scisie obco-
wanie z uajwiekszyni umyslaml
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

Wzywamy was wszystkich,
kogo otumanili a~gitatorzy wy
slannicy Trockiego i Lenina.
Wzywamy was: W imie krwi,
ktora my ma froncie przelewamy
Do pracy.'.
Zostawcie front ~naszej opiece
i ME trwozcie sic. o bezpieczen-
stwo.
Wy stahcie do Walk z podzie-
mnym wrogiem, ktory zlych zlo-
tenn przekupuje, a ciemnych o,
SWzywamy was, do piracy stan
Gle. Niechaj ME braknie nikogo
PREY jego warsztacie.
30 jeSli pomruk buntu dol
die do a ma f%roncie, 'starczy
nam sill, by bagnet przeciw tym
~skierowat, komu sic bolszewi-
ckie porzqdki ma Polskiej ziemi
MARIA
Do piracy.
Precz re straikami.
Precz Z partyjnymi ki6tniami.
Mech zyje Polska i Jej Naczel
mix Piisudski.