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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-12
Commercial Space Leased

George A. Bowman has leased Offices
in the Bush Terminal building to the
Stodart Photograph Company; the
store and basement at 352 LenoX Ave
nue. to Louis Isaacs and for the Sas5e
Realty Company, Inc. the two-story
building at 149 West Thirty eighth
Street for Robert miller jr. to James
W. Dugan. automobile dealer.
Sol Stern has leased to Lang e.
Hoffman, manufacturers of silks, the
store, basement and mezzanine floors
at 11S Madison Avenue. northwest cor
ner of ThirtietA Street. for use as a
which is for *ng term Of years, in
wolves an aggregate rental Of approXi-
mately 100000.
T. A. & J. J. Fogarty leased space
Tor term Of years at 223 West
ihlrty-third Street to Horton s. Pad
dock, commercial artists.
Larger Quarters for Lane Bryant
Lane Bryant, Inc, gowns, has leased
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Fire Record

A NJ Loss.
1:oo--15To Hoe Ave- the Bronx:
Morris Goldstein. ............ Triaing
2:o0-59 West a6th ST.; John Hurst.
unknown
2:20-2o77 Southern Bvd.. the Bronx;
Joseph Ginsberg ............ Triling
s:50-50e West l2sd St, Rose
burasstruk ..-...- Unknown
s:3o-7o2 IN St. Isaac Ciesca.. Unkno wn
lV:2o-7s Franklin st; Perfection
Mills Inc ..-....-.-- Unknown
+ M Loss
;21-T7 Pike St, A Bookman. Unknown
e'Sa-ls4 West 25th St; Lyers &
Harrison .....-.-.-.-. Trihlng
s:45-Home St and Southern Boule-
ward, the Bronx, auto, Mi
chael de Polo............Tri fsing
1o:3o-71 First Av.; United Dressed
Beef Co. Unknown
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Josiah Cosden May Buy
Bourke Cockran's Place

Josiah Cosden, of the Cosden Oil
Company, leased, with an option to pur-
chase, the 316-acre estate OF w Bourke
Cochran, with a frontage of $500 feet
on Hampstead Harbor, across the line
from the Isaac Guggenheim estate
The property was held at $1,000, 900,
but report has it that the purchase
option is around 100000.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic Help

HOUSEWORK, general; Finnish or Hun
garian; small family liberal wages; ref
erences. Leonard, 100 Riverside Drive, apart
nent II
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Studios on MURRAY Hill

The 1913 East Thirty-sixth Street
Corporation, George F. Allison, presi-
dent. is the buyer of the residence at
ISL East Sixty-sixth Street, which,
with the house at 1853, will be altered
into studio apartments from the plans
by Walter Haefeli, architect.
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FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
TGTk' Co. ci&s Index No. s72s Year 1slz
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 9th day
Of March, 1918, !. the undersigned, the
referee in said judgment named. will sell at
public auction at the Exchange Saiesroo1n'
10, 10. l4-lo Nesey Street, in the Borough Of
Manhattan.. City Of New York. on the Goth
chat day, by Jacob H Mayors Auctioneer,
the premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold. and therein described follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with the buildings and improvements
the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
State Of New York, and bounded and de-
scslbed as follows:
BEGINNING a a point on the southerly
side OF One Hundred and thirty seventh
Street distant four hundred and eighty-nine
feet westerly from the corner formed by the
intersection of the sOutherly side of One
hundred and thirty seventh Street with the
westerly side of Seventh Avenue; thence
Avenue and part of the distance through
party wall ninety-nfne feet eleven inches TO
the CENTRE line OF the block thence westerly
along said centre line of the block and par
alel with One hundred and thirty seventh
Street eighteen feet; thence northerly and
again parallel with said Seventh Avenue and
part Of the distance through another party
wall ninety-nine feet eleven inches TO the
southerly side of One hundred and thirty
seventh Street. and thence easterly along
said southerly side of One hundred and
thirty-seventh Street eighteen feet to the
point or place Of beginning. be said several
distances and dimensions more or Less being
now known Number Two hundred and
forty-six (24s) West One hundred and thirty
seventh Street in said Borough.
Dated. New York. August 9. 1920
EMANUEL. p. COHEN, Referee.
MIDDLEfSFOOK & BORLAND, Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 46 Cedar Street Manhat-
tan. New York City.
The following is diagram of the property
he. st
18th Street.
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMA1D-UsE MAIr.-French
competent references Address Pernentier'
253 w. cath 81.
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BRONX REAL ESTATE
NEW YORK STATE REAL ESTATE

FRAME HOUSE , large rooms immediate
possession. Inquire on premises 1856
CauldweN ave. near Boston Road, Bronx.
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=
o. e. REIJ North Shore Home
Phone 64l Baysid
PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE

az aIE Of 160 acres. between Water Gap
ss,s Focono. fine house. ample outbulldinSs,
" spring: bea o,ff sranary arswood lux
Cut vegetation. Also Ert9o Good Fiopstone
W 'rses; For descriptive leafiet address
bxs I, Dunkin Paret, sol Main St. Strouds-
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FOR SALE Beautifully situated al Crags-
moor. overlooking Rondout Valley near
hilenFiile. \. y. IL acres with boarding
house which accommodates about 40
guests, and Groom cottage, easy terms
stephen w. Collins EN-. 40 Wall st. n Y
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Lost Bankbooks

LOST Handbook No. 549.497 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook Cancelled and
a new one issued
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

LEFFERTs. WILLIAM H.-IN PURsu.
OF an order OF Honorable John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE 10 hereby given tn all per-
cons having claims against William X
l-enerts late of the County OF New York
deceased to present the sa me with veucn !.
ers thereof to the subscribers a. thet.
pl ace Of transactins business al the ONES
of Baldwin & HutchinA their attorneya
No. 40 broadway, Borough OF Manhat.
tan. in the City of New York. on or be-
fore the TIN day OF September next.
Dated. New York. the LIST day OF March
1890.
NDITH c. LEFFERTS.
PARENT LEFFERTS
BLAIR 8. WILLIAM
ESecutorA
BALDWIN & HUTCHINS. Attorneys fos
Executors. 100 Broadway. New York
City.
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COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-Chtld, to 10 years. to board
and care for in refined home on large
estate; SIS month. Box 6l5. Babylon,
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sA 4 = hSMEN. furs, experienced. good pay
corner CortIanIt st @''
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137th Street

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold is Eleven thousan nd
six hundred thirty and 02-l00 dollars
81 .63l 02) with interest thereon from the
23rd day OF February, 1918, less the sum OF
$765 81 paid on account OF said interest.
gether with the costs and allowance amount
ing to Three hundred forty & 34-1o0 dollars
ts34o.3D. with interest from March 8. 1918
together with the expenses of the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes assess
ments and water rates. other liens, which
are 70 be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, paid by the Referee
is Twenty dollars $500 and interest.
Dated, New York. August g. 1920
EMANUEL. Il. COHEN, Referee
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N Help Wanted
Cards
BnnO
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

STOLEN from Doctors office. 129 East essll
81. bonds and mortgages and other papers
Incidental thereto valuable only 20 owner
suitable reward for return: no questions
asked. Moses Goodman, 2S7 Broadway Tel
ephone 5420 Worth
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instruction
HELP WANTED MALE
STATESMEN

The majority of our statesmen earn S1O-
GOO or more L year and are probably no
better educated than you. Ninety per
cent never saw the inside OF college. in
laHt more than half have only grammar
school education. Sull To judge from
. t poise ana conversation one would
lhlhk each had sheep skin. Here's the
Whch is always superior to the average
ana WITHIN seven days, at no cost 10 YOU
II. c. l. Gail daily. 10 a. m. or , D. m
sharp or phone executive office Murray
mn 1895, for appointment interviews
confidential. Suite 1915. % West 43a st
Suite sos, 1872 Nassau st; Suite 1912. Flat
IRON building \. I: Su!te 81, 166 Monta-
que -. Broo1yn, Suite 03l. I5G Market
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CITATION NOTICE
SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION.

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY the Grace az God. Free and
Independent to MARGARET STRONG
villa dc Bale, Fiesole. Italy. ;he heirs
and next Of kin OF Lucy NJ Spe.nau. de-
ceased. SEND GREETING
WHEREAS. JOHN j. ROC kEFELLER.
Junior. who resides at l0 West 5tfh Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. the city Of New
York. has lately applied 70 The >Grrosates'
Court Of our County or New YORK. To have
q certain inst ruIlent III writing relating 10
personal property. duly proved the last
VIII and testament OF Lucy n Spelman,
who was At The time Of ner death i resi-
dent OF The County Of levy York, deceased.
THEREFORE,. You and each Of YOU ara
cited 10 show cause before the Surrogates'
Court Of our County Of New York al tho
HaN Of Records. in the County OF New
York, on the 7th lay of September one
thousand nine hundred and twenty at
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that oay, why the said VIII and testament
should not be admitted - probate as =
VIII Of personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we havs
ca used the seal OF the Surrosates Courr
OF the said County Il New York to %
llereuufo aff5xed.
WITNESS, Honorable John = Cohalan.
= Surrogate OF OFT said County ~ xevS
york, ~ SAID County. the 2Qtn
lSeall day os July. in the year Of our
t--rd one thousand nine hundred
ana twenty 90
DANIEL J DDWDNrY
clerk az fn. Ss;rr4trz rs. .-r.,-.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE

REAL. GEM-HOLLiS.
seven rooms bath, parquet floors. cleo
Nv NY, gas. steam heat. all modern improve
MINT esnts driveway. 25 minutes Penn. Station
H.; n,.cs - 500, reasonable terms. b. II Sweet.
w Fuiton st. Jamaica. Phone 4T6 Jamaica.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. I
ma. splendid elevator buildings. 1855 apart
ants. ants; selection Of /. 2. 3. or room
~ menis one or two baths, still avail
IN $3.50 to So 600. Apply GARDENS
~ ~ N ENr by station: rs minutes
ear ear fennsylvania Station. N y. C. near
ae, eho nnest suburb. neig hbors Of char
sssst. Ihone Boulevard 6545 or Schuyler
Re- GUlON l.. c. EARLE. agent. 2S4S
3. L. REII North Shore Homes
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INFORMATION WANTED

Information wanted concerning Iren
Grenell, in order to settle estate. Howar,
G. kemper, Attorney, 2l2 Mutual HON
Bldg, Dayton, Ohio
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Express and Trucking
Pianos and Musical Instruments

MASON HAMLIN, Ste.nway Baby. Parior
Grands. Up-iehts. excellent condition Ereil
& klmberlin. III East 34th St; 374 Column
bus ave 17sth). $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-12
Cooks

C0OK.-young Irish girl. good city refer
ences; sle-s75 H, Miss Hofmayer.s
Ageney, 10 Easl a3d s.. 30 floor Telephone
Se47 Murray Hill
COOK, waitress and ha1aseworAer. Finnish
girl good references. Lshtt Agency ss
East l25th 81 Harlem 1915.
COOK, WAITRESS young: excel
lent references. Miss Fi-ztieraid's Bureau
365 Fifth axe.
COOK--Youpg good manager; excellent ref
erepces. Miss F1tzGeTaIds Bureau. 3gs
Fifth ave.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30
RED CROSS AIDS SUFFERERS -
IN WALL STREET EXPLOSION

Twenty minutes after the choes of
the explosion which shattered the Of
fee Of ]. P. Morgan in Wall Street,
New York City, had died away. sew
enty-fve nurses and nearly half as
many field directors of the American
Red Cross were modified for emer-
gency service, according to recent in
formation from the scene.
The Emergency Canteen Service;
the Motor Corps and. the truck division
filed their inches in the confusion with
the same speed and precision which
characterized their war service.
The first group of Red Cross nurses
who arrived, at the Volunteer Hospit-
al where most Of the wounded were
taken, was a complete surprise to
the surgeon in charge, but they were
Immediately assigned duties in caring
for the ambulance loads of injured
which filled the beds and CORRIDOR.
Almost Immediately, under the di-
rection Of the New York County Chap
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30
EWSY NOTES
FROM 2DGWIH
CO! HIGH SCHOOL
FREEMAN NOTES


The Fre1hmea. supelintended 6y
upper elassnsa. painted tie 8. c. H. 8
stone last Tuesday. 1hs vpsk 10 WI
beautifully and aFtistiesHy dona h
coloss are:
Bright green for Frsshmsa.
Navy blue for SopAoneeos.
Black (mourningD fer Juniors.
Gold for Seniors.
The FresAAsa eatestsinod tAe up
per classmen Tuesday afternoon By
reciting nursery Hhy0ss.
Friday evening tho FFeshmen vers
initiated in loves hall. They were
unmereifully frightened and toFts1-
ed>by the upper elassnea.
Some Of the upper class boys are
still in doubt ~ to whether Phinlea
gave both speeches at ths initiation
q whether Philus gave one.
SOPHOMORE NOTES
Katie Eeckhout enrolled ~ . S0ph-
omore Tuesday. She 10 the third
student who has enrolled since regis
tration day.
There seems to be quite 9 collee-
tion of sweaters, with purple and
gold stripes. among the boys in the
upper classes.
Clarence Barnes and Wesley Scott
have been seen lately taking an &C.
tive part in football practice.
Tuesday morning the B. division Of
English three had the pleasure of lis
tening to three-minute speeches given
by Katherine Robinson. Jessie Star
ling, and Ruth Eversman. The Fresh
men and Sophomore English classes
have been doing, some work in Pub
lie Speaking.
The Freshmen seem to be advanc-
ing well in Mechanical Drawing for
every day when the SophOmores come
into their room, the A, b, C's are on
the board in large letters.
JUNIOR NOTES
Nearly all Of the Junior Class have
ordered their class rings. They are
not like the Seniors waiting until the
last minute to do things and then
forgetting about it.
So far three Juniors have turned
out for the football team. They are:
Oscar Corpe, Charles Dobell and Ray
French. We are represented in near
ly everything this year-football. lit
erary society, glee club, orchestra,
anu psS SENIOR ee Class NOTES
School took up it usual course Mon
day morning after two days vaca-
tion for the Fair. 1t is rather hard
to get settled down again.
Fern Smith was absent from school
Monday afternoon, Sept. 20.
Thursday afternoon the upper
classmen watched the Freshmen paint
the S. c. H. S. block on the school
lawn and also later were entertained
by the Freshmen repeating nursery
rhymes.
Thursday evening a meeting of up
per classmen was held and the songs
that were sang at the Freshmen in
itiation were practiced.
Louise Penney was absent from
school Friday. Marie Reed was also
absent Monday forenoon.
Our class rings arrived Monday.
Tuesday forenoon, Mae Woodruff was
absent from school.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30
TRANSFERS Re-
CORDED DURING
THE PAST WEEK

Sept. l4-Charles D. Werner to Car.
ne L. AcGrew. Lots I, s and 8 in
Block 2. second addition to Sedgwick.
Consideration. one dollar and other
valuable considerations.
Sept. 14|Carrie l.. McGrev to
Ssdgwick County High School District,
WY Of block and all block 8 in
second addition to Sedgwick. Con-
sideration, one dollsr and other yal-
liable considerations.
Sept pa. J. Kirkpatrick and
Maggie Kirkpatrick to H. b. Carroll.
2 portion Of M Of EN- of S2-12-44.
Consideration $1500.0O.
Sept. 22-Harry Earl McKinstry to
G. B. McKinstry. lots 1. 5 and 8, block
9, 1st addition to Sedgwick. Consid-
GRAFTON, one dollar and other valuable
considerations.
Sept. 22-Ida T. Walrath and A. J,
Walrath to Ben Wilkinson, the south
46 2-3 feet of lots 4, 5, and 6, block II.
U. P. LIST. Consideration $4,000.
Sept. 2-August II. Anderson, ct al,
to Joseph M. Swenson. portion Of Ell
Of Section 28-12-45. Consideration,
one dollar and other valuable consider
ations.
Sept. John AIdrich and Edith
Aldrich to A. M. Tillman, n interest
in VIZ of Section 25-1O-45. Consider
alton $640O.OO.
Sept. Anna Lorensen to T. A,
Smith, NEA of section 26-l2-45. Con-
sideration 100000.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30
SOUTH WEST rABLE

Mr.. 7. z. Thompson Anishsd thsssh-
in{ nillst On Fn1ey.
A. and Mrs. G. A. Hogan called
at J. Gsyins On Saturday aftsenooa.
NJ. L. Shseefg vas in tevn o. SIT
urdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeAllsa visited vith
Mr.. and Ars. F. Allsn in Julesbusx
Sunday.
Fuf9ss and Benson Anishad put-
ting n wheat a ths W1ight lad
wheee hey bad nillst-
4r. Bullock has reatsd . farm nssr
Venango Ind will start dfilliAg n
wheat Tuesday.
Art 6nooks are trying TO thrssA
tAei! millst tie past few days.
Their ID not nseh nevs around lust
nov. Everybody ID busy putting Ia
Mr.. T. E. Thompson hauled his nas-
chine home on Monday evening and
went to town on Tuesday.
Mr.. L. Shoberg has rented the dem
onstration farm.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30

-. t.oek lsa4s = Aa.da4se. s.Rgieel
droaoinGs. Asse al aatssiali, kGopit-
q gas1set aa0 ssQoliss. ysEe ssa3 4
tAo leuR haaQi&als easinG 6oe H. W.
tins = ~ expaseisa. Id Ceoas sn.
bulaness dnivea By Astee CssDs voo-
"a carried IL iRjasei frsa II seaao
Of ths explosioa T. ths hespitals.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30

Gee. h. Thompson, loans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10

Buffalo, N. Y, Detroit, Mich. / inne
wieksze miasta ma wschodzie.
- q -
q wakacyi s~pedzonych W Fox
Lake, wr6ciiy do domu ~fizycznie po-
krzepione panny Marya Wierdak i
Wladyslawa Nowicka, obie czionkl-
ME ch6ru Sw. Cecylii ma Wac}awo--
vie. Znane one So re swej energicz-
nej piracy PREY tel parafii.
= q +
Fanny Jadwiga i Eugenia Ratko-
wskie, cork S. p. Pawla i ogolnie Una
nej a zasiuaonej parafianki Stani-
slawowa PAM Klementyny Ratkow-
skich, Fam. pnr. 1885 n. Ashland
ave. wyjecha}y ma trzygodnioWo
wakacye do Delavan Lake, Wis. Pc
drodze take zwiedza Milwaukee,
Wis. i inne pobliskie niejscowcscl.
Parma Jadwiga piastuje posade bu-
chalterki ola firmy ,Wozniak Tall
oring Co., a parma Eugenia Jest
buchalterks u Ferguson Clothing
Co."
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Do Bylych zolnierzy
Armii Hallera.

Wobec chwil tax decydujacych
o przysziosci naszej Ojczyzny |
ably jej W tych chwilach doswiad-
czania przyjs6 z pomoca, emigra-
eva polska W Stanach zjednoczo-
nych zwofuje ~wszystkich Pclakow
DO WZIECIA UDZIALU w
~POCHODZIE
CYJNYM w NIEDZIELE logo
sIERPNIA, ABLY POBUDZIc
Rad STANoW ZJEDN. DO
POWZIECIA AKCYI POMOC-
NEJ MA RZECZ POLsKI. Wo-
bee tego my podpisani z~oinierze
polscy prosimy, ably wszyscy zof-
nierze Armii Hallera, zamieszka-
Ii W Chicago i okolicy, zeszli sic W
CZWARTEK IL. SIERPNIA o
GODZ. pol DO oSMEJ VIE
CZoR w SAIL w DOMU
ZWIAZKU POLEK, 1903 NO.
ASHLAND AVE-, w celu ONO
vienna wziecia udziafu w pocho-
die, oraz poiozenia podwalin pod
przyszla organizacye weterano~
armii Hallera.
Podpisani -
Ks. Kapelan Wine. Rozmus,
major,
DR.. A.. Pietrzykowski, major,
DR.. FIR. Lenart, kapltan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
z PHILADELPHIA PA.
Korespondencya }.

Burzliwe posiedzenie Komitetu
pozyczkowego polskiego, odbyte
we wtorek, dnia 3go bm., W lokalu
kasy poSmiertnej sw. Jana Kan
tego, bylo dowodem gorliwego in
teresowania sic przedstawicieli
towarzystw naszych sprawaml O.
becnej sytuacyi w Polsce.
Gdy pc otwarciu zebrania, a
odczytaniu protokolu przez Sc
kretarza OBJ. kubiaka, prezes OBJ.
J. S}omkowski W goracycll sio--
wach przedstawii zgromadzonym
waznoSc chwili. jaka ca}y narod
polski walczac o wolnoSc, przezy-
va przez najScie bolszewikow,
gdy znik2d zadnej pomocy ME
widat narazie. Namietna dysku-
sya, jaka sic wyioniia pc pred
stawieniu planu agitacyi przez
organizatora OBJ. B. Urbanow-
skiego, pomimo rozbieznych "a
patryWai tenn bardziej zespolila
przeciwne sobie obozy prawicy !
lcwicy do piracy ia niwie narodc
wei.
Pomimo krotkiego czasu ma "a
wiadomienie zeszli sic przedsta-
wiciele prawie wszystkich dziel-
mic i kilka znanych ~obywatelek.
20 dyskusyi postanowiono: Ma
nadchodzqca niedziele, gdy tyl-
ko okolicznoSci pozwola urzqdzlt
pc dzielnicach i parafiach publ
CINE zgromadzcnia PREY wspoi-
piracy NA. ProboszczoW, Wydac
odezwe Z apelem do Spoieczeh--
silva Polskiego by ME baczac, re
bo!szewicy wala ma ziemle pol
ska. energicznie dalej poplera}o
pozyczke Polskq, wydat APPEL do
kobiet polskich, by te ldqc "a
przykiadem si6str W kraju bronia-
cvch Lwowa i Wilma stane}y tu-
tai ma emigracyi do piracy naro-
dowej, wezNat juz istnieiqcc ko-
mitety kobiet do agitacyi mic tyl-
ko "a PoIska Pozyczka Panstwo-
wa, ale by PREY nadchodzacej kan
panii Czerwonego krzyza ME
szczedzi}y swej piracy ! poSw'e--
cenia. a wreszcie wezwac wszy-
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