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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-18
New Spring Dress Goods of In
comparable Beauty and Quality

When you these beautiful New Dress Goods
you will Immediately decide to start your Spring
Sewing. Such rich colorings and exquisite patterns
seldom in such profusion and at such mod
crate prices.
-Taffeta and Satin Silks, in good colors, 36 to 40
inches wide Priced the yard----$2.25 to $3.50
New Silk Psngees in Natural Shades only. Priced
the yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to $500
These new Voiles are beautiful in figures and
solid coors. Priced yard--75c. SIPS and $1.50
-Colored Dress Linens, non-crushable and shrunk.
Priced the yard
French and Transparent Organizes in white and
coors.
French Organde, the yard-------$1.5O to $3.50
Transparent Organdie, the yard Use. and $1.O0
Pretty French Gnghams in plaids, checks, stripes
and solid coors, SO inches wide. Priced the
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
main Floor.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
NICK MARELLO
SLASHES WIFE.
BELLARE ITALIAN CRrPLES wO-
MAN FOR LIFE FOLLOWING
QUARREL-wIELDS BIG KNIFE
WITH DISASTROUS
EFFECT,
Makes His Escape and Wheeling and
Belaire and Benwood Police Are
Aiding Ohio Side City Officers
Search For Fugitive

Engaging in a quarrel with H. w.tr
a. they sat al a table IN their huIa' ru
Seventeenth street. Eclla.re. last night.
Nick Marello. an Italian. i alleged :"
have made vicious assault Up"r i -
with 12-ipch butcher KNIFE. Both co.
the womaps arms and her Ia" w'r"
slashed, and only her heavy clothing
saved her body.
Marcllo made his escape, and a a.
carly this morning. Bcllairr Wheeling
and Benwood police were Watching liz.
street car lines. railroads and rh~ H"u-
wood Bellairc river crossings in horr IS
apprehendinS tn" italian. Officer Io'..
ners came TO Wheeling. and via -
tcctive Henry Walker was wai,h;u-
trains coming from the ONO Side.
Mrs. Marcllo was attended ~ rr
Shepherd. OF Bcllairc. Il IS SAID 'ha'
one arm was so severely wounded ,ha'
the woman may lose IN" Us" Of =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
CAPTAIN FROHME'S
MEMORY IS HON0RED
At THE CITY HALL

In ,ity council tonight. SUltabl" honor
will bc paid the memory OF tho late cap
tain Henry r'rOhmc. the popular night
sergeant IN polio" headquarters. whose
death occurred in the Ohio Valley Cen
crai hospital Sunday.
Cartain W. r. utto by agreement
among members Of council informally,
Will offer motion directing Mayor
Thomas +. Thoncr ~ appoint commit
r'r To draft appr"Triat" resolutions III
honor at thu deceased officer. I" 10
spread upou the records Of III" council
session tonight.
City Clerk Homer {. traEu was directed
last evening Ia procure Suit"hl" fIoral
emblem IL b" sent to tn" Fr"hmr horne
as a token Of Tn" esteem IN which cap
taiu Frohm was held Ivy the in"rlh"rS %!
council and the depart m"nt officials.
chief ur Police Fred II. Frazier last
evening procured a beautiful floral en-
hIcm, the lributc Of tho polio" depart
mcnt to Captain Frohmc. The eAtir"
night police force and As many Of III"
dav fore. as can b. spared from their
posts will attend tho funeral III Il body
Wednesday afternoon. and viii A.; as
An honor escort Chief Frazier. hroth
er Elk Of the dead official. will be ono
Of the pail bearers.
The death Of Captain Fr"hmc - tn"
seventh occurring in tn" nolicc depart
mcnt since 1914. Thr"" were desk SER
goauts. they being Sergeant Clark Wells.
who died IN 1910. Sergeant G"crE" De-
vinny. whose death occurred IN l!i' ana
Captain Frohmc. on March IS. 1870. The
others were Bud Thomas. Edward fUr-
ley, Henry Scam"n and Owen punl"lT.
officer Scamun was tn" victim 81 4 bull
let wound received while making an ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
In the Short Space of Sixty
Days He Was Relieved OF
Fifteen Years Trouble.
NEVER FELT BETTER
THAN HE DOES NOW
Is Able to Attend to Bust
ness Every Day and Eats
Anything He Wants, Says
Crager.

Val =. Crager. 21O6 jefferson avenue.
Huntington. West Virginia. well
known restaurant owner and popular
member d: lodge 347. Loyal order '"f
Moose. &c stiIl another who adds his
nrmc {" he long list Of Tanlac endorS-
or&. F.ll"wirE IS the stat"ment made
by him 4 f.W days ago:
IF | had had the least idea TnnIac
could do m" half the good Il has | would
hay" taken It long ago. Why. in tn"
short space "f sixty days tim" this mod
icinc has relieved mo Of a cas-" of Stom-
ach trouble and rheumatism from which
had been suffering for fifteen years.
had no, appetite. could not eat without
my stomach palning me. and never
know what feeling good meant. ! never
felt ablr Ia go TO my business more
than half the time, the other half |
spent IN bed. ! had nervous spells that
were 80 severe couldn't keep stu and
could hardly eat enough 10 ke"? soul
and and body together. Really. | had
commenced TO think | couldn't live very
much longer.
Il haG read number OF testimonials
that were given for Tanlac. but put
little faith in II. rs had tried so many
medicines only TO be disappointed each
tim". Ru. finally ran across a friend who
had taken Tanlac and he praised II 90
highly that concluded TO see what II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
State Conference.

Til" state couf"rcnr" Of IN" hoard OF
control oC public institutions caring Tor
children a"d young women Is meeting
1t charleston this week. Ihe com rF'
rnrr. which started yesterday VIII DC
continued N'day and Tomorrow. MIS-
Nat" Ebrl!mC, Of the Human" society
Miss Elizabeth NunEr", "G the trilten-
den Home. and pr. John l.. pirk"y.meM-
Der or tho state hoard Of health. 1T
vest. rday :" attend ~" conference. Miss
Euurcr Will o." in'!ud"d an IN" pro
gram rf those who will address III" con-
terence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
WHEELING PARK
WILL REOPEN
improvements Are - - Made OF a
EytcnGive Nature.

Beautiful Wheeling Park will again
b. opened as usual hut those IN charge
stated last evening that they would be
rather late in getting the PARK opened
this season on nCcuunt Of The large
amount Of NECESSARY improvements
which will have 40 he don" before it can
, he opened.
RerorIS had been "irrulai-i around
the city to III" effect that number OF
ncv' amusement devices would be IN
stalled but On account 80 The late start
by those in charge such Will hc impos-
s'hl" his S,rs"n. TIL" swimming pool
and dancing hall will bc tho main fea-
lures Of the PARK and will be opened ne
thing la, been put in form.
\ large numhc~ uf pIcni' crowds are
Cxpcclrd to hold their annual affair 1T
tho park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
R||S|NESS MAN MAKES
ASTRONG STATEMENT
ENDORSING ThNLAC

would do in nv case Well, the results
are I have never felt better in my life,
and nv only regret IS that l let my
doubts interfere with my taking Tan
lac long before ! did. ! am eating just
anything [ want ands never have pain
or an uncomfortable feeling afterwards,
and hav, also gained considerable weight.
| am entirely free from rheumatism
and simply feel like man made new.
am no " able TO give my business all the
time necessary for am in better physi-
cal condition than | have been in httCen
years. It's a genuine pleasure FOR me
to recommend Tanlac for ! feel that
am telling the people about medicine
that will help tEcm.'
The food people eat does them abso-
luIciy no good unless they digest II.
When you suffer from indigestion ana
other forms Of stomach trouble the food
does you harm instead Of good because
food which is not CigeSted stays IN me
stomach and fermcnts, causing pains.
swelling. gas on the stomach. shortncss
Of breath bad taste in the mouth. diz-
ziness and many other disasreeable
~ mpton$. II the condition is permit
ted to run on for an Indefinite period.
the entire system becomes saturated
with pyiaonS and various complications
are apt to result.
MIR Cr2gnr's trouble was relieved Ivy
Tanlac SIMPLY becaus" II. toned up his
vital organs and enabled him 10 digest
his food properly. In fact. there Is no
PARTON Of The body that is not bcne-
fitted by The helpful actions of Tanlac,
which begins its VOLS by stimulating
the digestive and ass.mllatirc organs,
thereby cnrichrS the blood and invigor-
a;ing ihe who'll system. Next. II en-,
ablcs the weak. wornout stomach to-
ihurouGhly digest its food. permitting
tho nourishIng clements 10 be converted
into blood. bone and muscle.
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by the
Hogc- Davis Drag CO.. ll45 Market St.
and 1884 Main St: also by f. K. Hoge,
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Senate Votes For Aerial
Mail Service, New York
To the Pacific Coast

WASHINGTON. March 29--An appro-
priation of sl.fl5.nG0 for aerial mail
service from New Yorl; to San Francis
co. WAS written into the annual post
office appropriation bill today just be-
fore ii passed tn s,:.:!;c and was SEM
to conference. TIE housc rejected "a
similar proposal but the senate leaders
were hopeful.
The route provided for is BY way OF
Chicago and Omaha. various proposals
for southern routing were thrown out
ON points of order a. was Il motion by
Senator Dial TcmuCret. South Carolina.
la establish an additional route from
New York 10 Atlanta.
As i passed tn. senate the bill car
ri.S 1852 .OO0 .0UU. FOR expenses of the
noStal service GurlrE thc next fiscal
year. an increase Of about sl.5O0.VGO
over the house figure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
DON DRUN|N. HEAD COACH At
WESLEYAN, TEND ERS RESIGNATION
AFTER HAVING SUCCESSFUL CAR
EER AS COACH OVER TIE
METHoDISTS IS GOING rC
ENTER INTO MORE I'M
PORTANT PLANS
Resignation did Not Go ne as Sur
prise TO Insiders" But as a
Grpat Shock to the Safe.

RUCTHASNON. March 29.-Don D.
Drur1rn, head coach OF Wes- Virginia
Wesleyan College, rendered his resrEna-
ton hero Saturday evening tc President
Wallace B. Fleming. Although having
no contract for the yen: Drumn had
considered fcr time remaining mere t."
the full year. But his business inter-
ests demanded his attention. also Wes-
leyan, not being in position to play
such an extensive schedule as in past
years. did not insist on holding Drumm
from entering upon his more important
plans OF lfa.
Drurnrn came 70 Buckhann on last
September and took charge Of tho Yves
leyan football squad. From the aGEre-
cation he succeeded in welding toSeth-
CT a machine which did quite creditable
work
Drrrnu's resignation did not come as
r. surprise to those who were on the
Anrer circle here
Drumm has several large oil interests
which he Will look after and unless tho
demand from France comes so very
strong "a 10 claim him as an instructor
for the Olympic games, he Will serve re-
lations with tho coaching world after
having had several successful years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
TO CONFER ON THE
STEPTOE TESTIMONY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 20
Meeting Of attorneys representing the
s:at"% of ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia in tn" sui brfor. III" Supreme
cuur; Of the United States. testing the
validity Of TIA" S:optoc gas law VIII
be hold tomorrow IN Pittsburgh, 10
maxi efforts L. conc 10 some agree
mcnt over tn" length of tim" In he re-
CURED for the taking OF evidence be
fore that court.
Tho meeting is being held because or
the suggestion Of tn" clerk OF tn: SUI
prcmc court that efforts BE made 10
conprcmis" upon this question: II Is
understood that West Virginia wants
comparatively short tim" for the
taking Of cVid"mr- Wh.i" Ohio ana
Pennsylvania want much longer
length OF time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
State Credit Men Hear
Speeches at Meeting

special Dispatch to The Intelhgencer.
CIARKSRC RG. ". Va. March 70
Ranking. business and industrial credits
were discussed b. experts at the fifth
annual conference Of West Virginia
credit mon. comprising SIX associations
in different parts OF the state. held to-
day in this city. and concluding tonight
with banquet at Tire Waldo hotel and
q dance at the Masonic temple.
Nrnoag tho speakers were J. +. TrcSo.
Of New York City. Secretary OF the
National Association OF Credit Men:
Virgil l.. Highland, president OF tho
Empire National bank Of CIarkshurG:
John \ Eorval. Huntington wholesaler.
end John L Ruhl, ClarkShurg manufaC-
turcr and wholesaler. There were 100
delegates in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
REGISTERED Nurses Meet.

On NprI : AZ I 0'CI0Ch Inc m"NUNs
of the Ono county Nurses association
viii take plar" at the ohio Valley hos
r.ial. Mrs Susan T. 'noi, president o.
the association. viii preside. hs this
viii l." practically ,hc first meeting
since The early part Of January. larg"
att,udaucr is expected. other meetings
during III" winter wrr" postponed be-
go ~, &C IN" Lack Of time 'r attend. al
nurses having been very busy during
he epidemic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Trent Comes Out For
School Superintendent

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March %
w W. Trent superintendent &C tn. FL
kiuS school. today tlcd announcement
Of his candidacy for state suprr.ui"nd-
~ III" ufric" Of tn" secretary &C stat.
Mr. Trent - 'hc frs Democrat 10 an
,ouuco FOR a stat" Office. with tn" "N-
ccptiuu n; former Congressman Adam
T. Iittlepage Of Charleston. who Will
sock tn" i, mocratiC nomination for
vnycrnrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Musical Recital.

Tho recital of tho, Woman's club mn-
steal department will h. given at so
o'clork ut IN" = q. /. ". auditorium
On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Robert
Marshall. who will l'av" soon for 'idl-
rurnIa. whrro She will max" her homo.
will 10 tho guest Of honor. An excel
Irnr program has been arranged hy Mrs.
j. l.. T. "orn"ll"y. chairman "f the
-.-nlnnLiitnN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
ASK FOR MILIoNS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March %9-Rc-
ceivers OF IN" Pittsburgh Railways
company appeared in United states Dis
rrict court here today and asked for
authority 70 borrow about $2.J00.000 FOR
Improvement Of the properties and the
purchase Of $50 new cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Aihle Glass Meats.

TN" l1hl" class which has h""n ron
durrrd Tor a." last few weeks A. IT."
rlr=i Presbyterian church will meet IT
the rhnf,h nuus" on Wednesday even
ing ~ : u'luch. Ia" classes VIII b"
conducted by Roy. s. N. Gibson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
uomau,s Climb Meeting Postponed.

ONIU- IN N" TACT thal Nood FrldaN
Calls rris week. the Woman's club has
rustpoucl their usual general meeting
until u,\t Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

ON Thursday afternoon Mrs. blanche
Stccrrod. Mrs. W. w. Scott and Mrs.
". W. Thomas will hc h"siesses 10 the
Kirkwood club. which they will "m'"r-
tain at luncheon at Hogc-DaviS'. There
will be thirteen guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
G OlT r e
Caused Bad Eyes For This AlhsabuIs
Lady.

Nsts: II world be Illegal % publish these
s<atsraents II they not true.
M. J. c. Sleeper. General Delivery. this
,ity says: "One bottle Sorboi Quadruple
k,, reduced my goitre and relieved me OF
d;s,euIt breathing. pain and throebinx in my
tbront Ny heart affected and my eyes
Al times were something terrible. While the
soitT, has not entirely disappeared. the great
main and distress has been cured"
Sorbol Quadruple comes in small bottles
containing enough FOR most cases. II will
81 ,tain or irritate. Does not interfere
rith daily work Leaves the parts in health
5,I normal condition. Requires ten minutes
daily.
Get ru-thN- inflammation ~ G-'czt &
Co.'S drug ~t"-r and druggists every,
vI.~e 80: write .~rrpnl ''uluIa0y, NJ
satu,-@barS. p.lo.--Ad..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Kirtwood Club TO Be Entertained.

She gave at Pittsburgh yesterday morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
You can't be too insistent!

NSb } - 'SF SS''
selling liquid laxative
in the unld, there
being Over 6 million
bottles sold each year,
} many Who need its
benefits haze not yet
used it. II 5ou haze
nor, send your name
and address for a free
trial bottle to d.. w.
B. Caldwell, SRI
Washington Street,
Monticello, Illinois.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-01

dry urodzonym wojskowym wo-
diem a demokratq z krwi i koSci
jakim byi Paderewski, musia}a
PREDICT hub P6zniej ustaG. WSr6d
lata ubieglego zaczeto szeptac CO.
raz g}oSniej o .dyktaturze wojsko
wei, kt6ra w Polsce mogfa mice
,tylko jedno znaczenie, a mianowi~
Gle, re Pifsudski zamySla sic pre-
nieSc re ~skromncgo Belwederskie-
go paiacu do wspaniaiych ,~,lazie-
nek", warszawskiej rezydcncyi
icarow."
w ten spos6b Morning Post"
przedstawila r6znice miedzy Pa
derewskim a Pifsudskim. PicrW--
sly to ,demokrata Z krwi koSci",
drugi kandydat ma polskiego ca
"a! 10 oszczercze klamstwo sly,
tie jest zbyt grubcmi nicmi, ably
ME poznac rak w to wplqtanych.
nGdy austryacka grupa - pisLe
dalcj ,,Morning Post"-identyfiku
Ijaca sic Z pro-niemieckiemi sympa
tyami, zacze}a swq kampanie, Glo-
wa pahstwa re swa wielkq VIA
dza i wpiywami milczafa i bczczyn
ME sic przyPatrywala ich zabie--
gom. Sytuacya, w jakicj sukces
tych zabiegow byiby postawiI
PifSudskicso, by}a az nadto wyra
INA, to tcz ami ma chwIle ME "a
PROFESSIONAL przeciw tym zab;e-
gom."
A wiec sytuacya W Polsce, we
die Morning Post" jest TAXA: -
Prad gcrmanltOIski rOSnle, ma cze-
le lego stoi Bilihski, popierany
przez socyaljst6w edo socyalistdw
zaliczeni 50 tel ludowcy) ! zydow,
a Pifsudski sympatyzujc Z tym
rrqdcm, no zamysla zostat carem
Polski.
Trzcba nicIada szclmowsNicgo
konceptu, ably takic lcgcndy skom
ponowaG!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-01
lyle ,,Kuryer Lwowski."

Tax vice pismo ws7omnianc
z~upe}nic niedwuznacznic rzuca
podejrzenic, &c tcgo rodzaju fatal
ne, kfamliwc wic5ci o stanowisku
Naczclnika Pahstwa i rZadu pol
skiego rozsiewane sq przcz stron-
nik6w pana Padcrcwskicgo, a
mozc nawct "a po$rcdnictwcm
polskicj lcgacyi w Londynic. e.
'rzut to niczmicrnic cielki. DO mo
lie wieccj niz Pi~fsudskicmu przy-
.nicSc szkody intercsom samc2o
panstwa polskiego zagranicq -
ma polu zar6wno polityczncm jak
ckonomicznen.
AliSci przckonywamy sic, re W
niedzieIncm wydaniu Washing
ton Post pojawif sic artykut,
przepelniony zuPcfn;c podobnc--
mi insynuacyami pod adrcscm
PiNsudskicgo ! rzqdu polskicgo i
tax samo pomawiTJqcy ich o ger
manofastwo. Czyzby wpiywy pol
skicgo poselstwa w Londynic !
przyjacidf Padcrcwskicgo miaIy
siegac tax przcmoznic r6wnicz do
stoI;cy Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych?
Czy ME Odczuwa tn kazdy Polak
W tel nagonce zupe}nie innych
wpiyw6w - tych sarnych, ktdrc
cd poczqtku zma0twychwstoni1
Polski ma kazdym kroku jcj szko-
dziiy i szkodza? Czyz ME Jest to
zupefnie widoczny i konsckwcn-
tiny Gag dalszy zydowsko = ME
micckiej Rampant oszczerstw
przcciwko Polscc?
Bee wqtpicnia tax. Trudno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-01
DO WIADOMOSCI.

wszystkIch Interesant6w n~ajuprSe!-
miej prOSimy o przeStrSeGanie 1onih-
Ezyeh wSkaZ0wek:
Biura Administraeyi nasEej Otwartc
- prze1 dZieh caiy cd godziny s.meI
Erana do 1880 wleczorem - CO dnla' :
wyjatkiem Riedziel I Swiat Obowia1u-
iacych. -.
Iarzsdca PiSma nnszego przyjmuJS
IntereSRnt6w co dnia W GODLlNACh
POPOLUDNIOWYCH cd 2-gfej do o-tel
- y wyJqtkIem sObOt.
Redakcya Ia i~nIeFeSant0w otWartn
fest TYLKO w GODLINACH POitAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO ODE
NY II:3O; pc pOfudniu tylkO In specy-
alma umOUa.
Rednktor NaezeIny prEyjmuje inte.
resant6yy TYLKO 20 GODZINIE 1O-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Upraazn sic. wszeIkie sprawy q Redah
eya salatwiaG, o lie mOSnosci PISEsM-
ME, BIO ma kOnwersacye dluEfe ME ma
NV czasu; tyIkO W sprawach sscHegol-
uieiSzej waEi osObiSfych, Tub ME dnJR-
eych sic EaIatwie z~yyiSzie - drogS ko-
F-eSpondencyi - prOsimy jnwtc sic oSo-
bISeie, zachOwujac na wzgledzie, ne o
kofO EOdziBy I1-teI Eamyknmy gazette
wxzyscy a~ajbardEiej jestesmy wted1
S~ntrudnieni.
EoreSpOndent6w upraszamy stanO-
vrEo. ably pIsali CZYTELNIE ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASZfNIE, ME-
YBYT SCISLIwIE 1 TYLKO MA JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
,JeSIi utwOry IakiekO4wiek ME maJ1
hive OgloszOne. pOehianin je - - kos1
redakcyJny; Jesi po&adane 50 do Ewro-
TN, w raEIe ME oElOSEenln, nalezy e
wYRAZNIE zAzNACEYC 1 zALACZYC
ENACZEK POCZTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
PRZESYEKE.
ZaSuych ko~muniknt0w do oElosEenin
nfe naIeEy PrseSylae ma kartach Cd
krytych: ZADNYCH TEE ME PRzfJ-
MILE SIZE KOMUNIkACYI TELEF0-
NICHNYCH - chyba W wyjatkowych
vypadkach; r6wnieE OEiOszen, dotycz9-
eych t~ownr1ystw. telefOnicEnie nile
przyjmujemy.
WSzeIkie OgloSxenia Ealeia do DEia-
Pm Oxloszen w AdminiStrncyi ] tam sic
= nfemi zwracaS nale&y.
POdKiekoyvania WSZELKIEGO r0-
azaIu, REZoLUCYE zALOBNE, POLL
TYCZNE 4 {. D. nalezp do Dziafu OEfo-
Sxeh.
WSseIkie kOrespOndencye, HawtndO-
mienia I. ID. muszR bye Podpisane -
pefnem nazwiskiem wraE . adresem pt-
IxReego; bezimiennyeh, hub podpisanyeh
dOmySInikiem, aIbo wres1eie slower
,.KomftetS - kOmunikaeyt. nj kores-
Dondencyf ME kamieszcsamy.
s~TanOvexO ME oElasEamy
.BALOws, AMI wycieezek, Tub -plknl-
I6w". URZADzANYCH W NlEDzlELA
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ZalozonR 1907 reku.
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przypuScit, ably i W Polsce ina
czej to sobie tlomaczono.
Jak zatem nalezy rozumiec "a,
cytowany wyzej artyku}, rzuca--
jacy tax wstretna a oczyWist9 ka-
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lumnie ma pewnych ludzi "a to
tylko, re naleza do przeciwnego
obozu politycznego?
Azeby znalczG ma to odpowiedz,
trzebabv przcstudvowac nowo-
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Jest organiZacys laczsea mlodzie& pol
ska obojga picI W pracach nRukowych,
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sac sic ma posmiertne cd lat IA do as;
na cZionk6w Stowarzyszonych bey o.
ErRnicZenia wieku.