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KENT LEVY COURT.

Dover, Dec 29.-kent county Levy
Court held an adjourned session, yester-
dav. James r Mott through his attorney,
Henry Ridgely, asked for the payment OF
hill for mad construction done BY hlm In
ioI4 and 1915 on the road from Leipsle to
Woodland Beach, Because the bill had
4 been presented sooner and rs there
vas some question concerning the
matter Of jngress and agress TO and from
tracts Of land along the route the matter
WIS deferred until meeting OF the Levy
Court next Tuesday.
commissioner Raughley asked that the
Levy Court approve road constructed
il, his district which has been completed
II was accepted as a County Road
committee consisting Of Messrs
Evans and Henry Williams. with Comp
irollnr II. B. Gricves and David Rothen-
l,crz. was appointed to go over the error
and Delinquent list Of Collector Eugene
Coppage Of West Dover and ascertain Il
therr had been allowance in a previous
err,r and delinquent list
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{ hilslncas Yesterday.

of business yesterday.
John G.. King Yesterday was taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
and will be operated upon today for
carbuncle on the back Of his neck
Jarnes Shaw yesterday was taken to The
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, Will
mington, and today will be operated upon
for stomach trouble.
Miss Helen Johnson Of Port Penn is
spending the holidays with her aunt, Mrs
James l.. Miller, on Second street.
Levy HAYNES is spending the holidays
with his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Piever Haynes, of Jessup street. Whining
ton, also his grandmother, Mrs. Annie
Wipf, of Baldton.
Lieutenant Commander w. W. Wilson
of Washington, ID. c., and u. l.. Wilson,
assistan passenger traffic manager OF
the New York, New Haven d Hartford
railroad were recent visitors in New
Castle at the home Of their mother, Mrs.
, l.. Wilson.
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TO Tunnel HAVEN LAKE.

Milford pec 20 " ORR on the new
da Tor. Road through here has come TO a
Sop Tor the winter season. as far as the
ro1ring Of new concrete Is concerned.
Some grading work Is still being done and
viii be continued until the ground freezes
th-ougH hen that viii have TO stop also
The engineers who are IL charge Of the
const ructIon work through here are now
drawing plans for making tunnel under
meath the railroad tracks al Haven Lake,
.-.s- outside OF town Owing 70 the mum
e-au> accidents that have occurred at tins
crossing in the past and also on account
nf m. heavy trafc here. grade crossing
Wa considered too dangerous and also
neNpedicr.t al this point. Because Of the
natural slope Of the lard down TO the lake
n this polnt, the work Of constructing 4
tunnel viii b. very much implied The
tunnel VII open directly upon the bridge
which viii pan the lake from Kent into
Sussex county
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
IN MILFORD CHURCH
Marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Holzmucller 20 Joseph Holland
Sipple Brilliant Social Affair.

gpeciat CSrreTpondeuee % Every Evef nK
Milford. Dec Zg.--At noon yesfcrrla.
Mise Mary Elizabeth HolzmaIellrr ard
joseph Holland Sippls we're MARRIED 10
the First Prealyterian Church " MllfDr1
The church wa appropriately dec0ffrd
with cveTgTceneand small plne irefH vfTr
banked upon the pulpit and 20 front n ~
choir railing, making an effective hart-
ground for the cercm0uy Dfri0rnnd .lf
Rnv ~ T. Btnsfein. fOr 70 years pastor
,f the church Mrs Marx Uaep u
pierce, friend e the bride ard Troon,
played upon The violin The wedding rar'h
from IOhengTin, accompanied upcn 'be
organ ty Samuel Evans Jr orga To- t
the church.
Leading The hridal groosssior vrre
Charles Donnan HolzrnurIleT, urptIlf
tho bride. William y sipfds brofaef l.
ne g,,e,rn and Thomas arisie Co'I.rs
and Marx HagUeU Pierce friends n .rf0
br,de And gr,r7n Back n thr usher gr-s
Margaret Gilchris, i0irmui'er elder
sisfcT ~ the BRIDE, a. maid a honor s'd
Iif,Ie Puth Ann Holzmuellrr -four yfar-f ~
niece II 10Th bride and Ero0n as i0rrf
yirl The maid ~ honor UnrP q rhafm
afternoon gown - brown sa'ir e
broidered IN gold, and ~ 0ftrirh ionftff
trimmed picture hat - seal hr0Wn vf'Ff
Tho Rowrr gri vas he pic,'rr = ia'r' *
moss n 4 fro,k and mob cap ~ nprfr'
organdie trimmed With Aloe blue r'fr
Tho maid of hon0r carred glrs' rae'.'
and The f0wer zrl held 3 tiny old-fafh'f
ID neseZav of naby orchids %
was PLACED the rcddlng rng C'o@ng ''r
prnceesion p-as fhe bride. railn1g - .Hr
side n her father. Charles Holgmuf
n Milford The hride rss d-essed I'd
travelling Eiit - peaeock hhie vrlve'
wore ! black travelling hsf. and earf
oyrhiS. and white violefs
Az the front - the church rhrrr hlr
PDnsten vas stRldng the brdf ard tr
rarty we're rnrt BY tne gr00rn srd o,e 'f-
man. George Sipple 4 seuior - lei-Ta
College F0f0w.rg the teauihu.
ceremony. the par'y ~ the church r
ugial order. the happy i'flr aoVrr Er'
leading 4. a dancing urn. while ~ e'rlf'
Kept rinre near'v iu STRIP with 70 .'r ''
Nendsissohr Wedding march
40 reception followed no ref1rf
the bridal par+~ had 1ern fnr tin
Nondsv night A. 'he hride's nowe
and Mr. -pple ~ Milford r1r1er a'r
after ne -ersmonv gong bv lu'nrnof
~ wilmington and from there II
- Sev York From Nrw fors t1rF
make the ocran frfp ~ -srennah, ref'fa
and later vii r. - q 0lumh'a
,bev riH rrsidr Both nride ard rrn'F
4ore leaving ~ ford rw carr
i have heen ennvI0-et there
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SURPRISE VARIETY SHOWER.

Niddlctown. Dee 29.-Miss Letitia
Pool gave a surprise variety shower for
Miss Grace Day Brady, ~ her home
on South Broad street yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bradv's engagement 20 Jefferson
Foard Pool. son of Mir and Mrs. Frank
r Pool az Mcadonough, was recently an
nounced.
Those present besides the hostess and
the guest Of honor were. Miss fieie y
short. Of Dover, Miss Marian Trusx Of
Wilmington: Miss Evelyn SprIance OF
Smvrna Miss Elizabeth Bsttaile Miss
Louise Cliff ~ Sassafras. Md, Miss
Leone Iadlev ri Nlhamsport, Pa
Miss Margaret Caulk of BlackhITd
Miss Mary Reynolds. Mss Frances Nc
Gov. Miss Clara Brady Miss Helen Me
Whorter. Miss Margaret PleaSanton'
Mss Henrietta Schroeder, Miss Frances
Cochran and Miss Hattie Cochran Of
Middletown
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NEWS.OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
To Garry du Pont Highway Under
Haven Lake, at Milford, by Con-
structing a Tunnel.
AUTO CRASH KILLS HORSE
Bold Hold-up on Highway Near
Harrington, Victim Beng
Robbed and Stripped.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Milford. Dec. 29.-Sundsy night man
from Wilmington named Andrews VINO
fr,ands in Milford, missed the evening
train north and az it WAS necessary that
he be in the city esrly Monday morning,
he started for Harrington to catch the
midnight train north from that station
IS he was passing the Hollywood teme-
tcrv. about mile from Harrington, tour
colored men jumped from an automo-
b,Ie thar was stopped in the middle of the
mad. robbed him, stripped hun of all hls
clothing, and then made their escape
Tho man gave an alarm as soon as he
could. and several posses secured the
country for several miles about, but nc
trace OF the robbers was found; they
probably making their escape IN the car
Andrews was provided with clothing
~ nearby house and was thus able to
continue his Journey.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Dec. Merchants OF Mil
ford all report the past two weeks TO have
b.sen the best Christmas season they ever
en5ovcd
t,aulk dental Works have laid of about
III No. cent al The working force and are
n,g t9tinr an inventory Of stock The
plant expects II resume with full force
after the .r<t of he year
Robbers made two unsuccessful at
tempts - enter the home William
TrIit, ncar Town last night, but were
scared away before gaining an entrance
Sevc-si shots were fred IN their direction
a. they were running away. but apparently
none took effect
. arrest or drunkenness TOOK place IN
Milford YESTERDAY morning the trS' for
tina cause ii several months
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CHRISTMAS DANCE

Nlddletown. Dec. % delightful
Christmas dance was given hy the young
men az Middletown. Monday evening, al
the Century Club The hall was decorated
with Christmas green's and Madden $
Orchestra Of Wilmington furnished the
muslc.
The patrenesses were Mrs George "
Peverlcv Mrs Frank J Pennington. Mrs.
Cllthbert :. Green. Mrs II b Mcdowell
Mrs. Clarence f. Pool. Mrs. Howard A
Pool Mrs. James +. Woodall, Mrs
Julian Fl. Foard, Mrs Henry ; Brady
ana Mrs. Dorsey " Lewis
The young men on the committee
were Harry Segelken, Frank r Pool
II. !. Frank McWhorter. Jr.. Edwin i
Mcdowell, Edward Records and Jeffer-
son Foard Pool
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TEN.DoL.AR DRrNKs
HEAVY Penalties imposed r. fhe 'h'
Court To-day.

George Clark Iamrs Z. t1we-
Frank NfrNasterv earn pleaded EIf
ne charge n drlnkenness Fhen arra'f
"a n Cltv Court TODAY and ur-o
fne. ~ Sin and cosfu ~ Judge HasfrE
Asked whore 81 z0f i0Ior hlrhlas'.
Who Y I'll wears old eald VA -n
nm IN The street at sixth ana lAHg
4 man he doesn know
LARK sald rhe hqiior ne trans
tanned Phlladelphia.
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wILDCATTTNG WIDESPREAD.
Kentucky Governor Says all Records Are
Bro IN in hat State

Iouirville, Dec. 2e-Gov. Edwin =.
Morrow, addressing Joint session q The
Kentucky Judges Association and the
Kentucky Commonwealth Attorneys As-
sociation here yesterday declared that
the illicit manufacture and saie a whisky
in Kentucky is more widespread than ever
before n has reached point he declared
where ~ suppression presents one a he
rDoet eerious problems confronting the
State
Promising no immunity for LIQUOR law
violators, he asked the energetic co-opers-
ton of his auditors IN suppressirg The
traffic, adding that one n its most alarm
ing features vas the spread of lnternper-
ance among youths 0f the state
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PRISONERS STEAL LIQUOR
IN JAIL FOR CELEBRATION

Raleigh, n. C., Dec 29-Four pri
soners in the City Jail here enjoyed a
moonshine Christmas celebration. the
Illicit inspiration for which was looted
from the jail strong room. The facts
came out when one of thequartet appeared
in court 10 face charges of having destroy
ed city property The prisoner pleaded
that he had not recovered from the
effects Of the conhscated moonshine SO
Judge Harris postponed the case.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Dec. % Mr. and Mrs George
Larrimore ha I'd very enjoyable reunion II
their home in Blades, Christmas Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs William 4.
i.arrinore ard son. William a Jr., ". II.
I.arriInore OF Nilmiugton Mr. and Mrs
H d Larrimorc and son. John, OF Ph.la-
delphia. Air and Mrs Arthur Hatfield
and daughter Helene Mr. and Mrs F. P.
Bowden and son, Alton; Mr. and Mrs
\ NJ Morgan Mr.. and Mrs ii T.
Morgan. Miss Ida LarrImore. Miss II azel
Toomey G. + Larrimore OF Blades.
The Christmas treat for the children OF
st Lukes F. L. Church took place ia the
church, Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wiley are spend
ing the Writer at Plant City Florida
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UNCLE JOE sE rs RECORD.
Nearing End Of a4th Year as Member o
Congress

Washington. Dec % Uncle joe
Cannon, war horse Of the House of Rep
resentatives, yesterday established an
American record.
With the close of dull House session
he passed the mark for length of service
set by Justin Smith Morrill, Of Vermont
who as Senator and Representative served
in Congress 43 years, nine months and
"a days. The former speaker IS now add
ing new time 20 his own record, with the
bonc ~ reachi M the ripe old age of 100
and beating Giadstone's record Of 80
years in the British House Of Commons.
Uncle Joes' achievement will be
celebrated in the House today, with
Champ Clark, himself a veteran, who
retires March 4 leading the speaking
ceremonies. Mr.. Cannon also will speak
and many Of the older members will ask
time for a few remarks.
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NEWS OF LEwES.

Iewcs Dec. 29-Alvin Willard Of the
Woodl,,nr was home for the holidays
With his parents. Mr. and Mrs Horace
Willard
The Prrsbvteriaa Church Al Midway
collected SIG for the suffering children Of
Europe ~ giving UP the Sunday school
Christmas treat on SUNDAY
Harold Stevens and Miss Baiior
s1,o3t Christmas with Alrs J. Stevens ana
Ms Jacob Prcttvman. II town
NIr and Mns. John Salmons and apt
John r Price moto.ed from PMiadelphls
i, he with their relatives IN LeWes over
the HOLIDAYS.
Apprentices Nat Evans. who has oeen N
town = week. suffering with a bone felon,
Was able 70 return to the pilotbost- Mon
dsy
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DEATHS RESULTED
FROM EXPOSURE
No Suspicious of Foul Play in Sad
Fate of the Two Hanks Broth
ers on Stump Island.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Elktop, Md, Dec 20 Coroner Ma
graw, after through investigation, is
convinced that George Hanks Of Perry
Point and his brother, Charles Hanks
of Lancaster, Pa, whose dead bodies
were found on Stump Island, Christmas
day, resulted from exposure while cunning
on the island
The autopsy showed water and mud
in the lungs Of George Hanks and the
evidence Indicated that Charles lost hia
life In an effort 10 cross the shoai water
10 Summon aid.
The bodies of the brothers wee taken
Yesterday 90 Nanticoke, Pa, for burial.
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SCHOOL GIRL MARRIES.

Dover. Dec. %. One Of the surprises
Of the Christmas holidays to Dover people
was the marriage here on Christmas eve.
at the n. P. parsonage Of nttle Miss
F9orothv Tomlins q student IN the
Ninth grade Of Dover public school, To
Charles H Godfrey Of Scranton Pa, vino
IS in the United States Navy
1t was not only surprise TO her friends
but also 70 her mother and other relatives
who. after recovering from the shock of the
sudden marriage gave parental blessing
Rev. p W. Crosby. pastor Of Dover
N T. Church, performed the ceremony.
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OLD HOTEL MAN DEAD.

NIiddletown, Dec. 2a.-Charles DE
Valinger died Mt the National Hotel, IN
this town, Friday last. His remains were
taken to Elkton, Md, and there buried
ON Monday.
Mr.. De Valinger was owner OF the
National Hotel for the past - years and
up TO the time of Local Option was dong
busIness there
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AWAITING
HEADACHE

Heaehache Is woman's bane: she
vaits in dread for the next attack
The best thing 70 do to guard against
this trouble is TO get box OF Lue-
bert's Ak-No-nor Capsules. Keep
them handy and you can stop the
worst kind OF headache or q pain or
ache IN any part Of the body almost
Instantly. Pain has to go when you
use Ak-No-Eor Capsules. Rheu a.
tIsm. lurnbago. headache, toothache,
neuralgia neuritis and all nerve
pains are quickly dispelled by Lue-
bert's Ak-No-Mor Capsules. Safe,
sure: they contain no narcotics or
habit-forning drugs. At ell drug
9ists-price 3oc and eoc per box.
A. G. Luebert, p. D., Christians, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Sure to Miss

The scion of the family had acted s.
badly that punishment of some sort was
necessary
Ernest. commanded his mother. lind
a switch and bring it TO me.
Shortly afterward the bright young
man returned.
II couldn't find a switch, mamma. he
reported, "but here's stone that YOU can
throw at me. American Legion Weekly.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.

Newark Dec % Members Of the ~
Thomas Church Sunday school enjoyed
their annual Christmas treat in the parish
house last night Each member Of the
school received box Of candy and an
orange. There was Christmas enter
tanmert by the children
George Getty was presented with y
Bible for bringing the most members INTO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
POLICE PROMOTIONS.
To be Made by Board of Commissioners
Today

S. K Smith, president of the Board OF
Police Commissioners said today that II IS
expected to make the promotions and the
change TO the eight-hour system IN the
police department at the meeting OF the
board this afternoon.
1t is planned to have the eight-hour
system become effective Janury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
DANCE AT TO WNSEND.

Towr serd. Dec 20 The Young men
oi the reighborhood VIII Clve their annuai
daUcc this " eduesdaN evening ne Young
ncr ou the commit O. are G Lester
Clea1er. " Harry SegeIken. Clifton
Clark u Hart ~cott Lew l. Alalol q
Leland P-Ice Avery Dor ovan ard lee
The patroues~es are Mrs. T. J.. NaIorey.
Mrs VI lliam \ Scott, Mrs v G. Aicr-
Mrs. !. 4. Hart. Mrs " : Latto-
mas Nfrs. J. = PrtchaGd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Broman has Is ue marriage
licenses to the following pels AS ATthuT
Hall Beverly, 94 Franklin street, Water
town. Mass, and Mary Elinor Conrey,
Penny Hill Terrace; Carl W Heiss SOB
North Harrison street and tlanor ii.
Moore 250S Market street
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DOUBTS AvIATOR's SUICIDE.
Sister Of Pat O'BrIen Says an Inyestiaa-
tjDn Will BE Made.

Momence, III, Dec. 20 Believing
that her brother, Lieutenant Pat o OBricn,
tho war aviator who was found dead IN
Los Angeles hotel two weeks ago was
murdered, Mrs. Clara Clegg, sister Of the
dead man, said yesterday that an Inyesti-
gation would be made. Mrs. Clepg said her
brother, Morwin O'Bnen and Virgil
Moore, an associate Of the dead man, had
sufficient evidence 20 warrant an investi-
cation.
Mrs. C1eeg said she believed the note
which was thought 10 have been written
by the aviator was written by some one
else.
Los Angeles, Dec. 29-POlicc officers
and the county coroner here yesterday
said they knew nothing Of any further m
vestgation Of the circumstances sluroihd-
ing the death Of Lieutenant Pat OBrien.
They said their information Ind shown Il
clearly q suicide and that the coroner s
certificate had 70 stated.
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HAD TO KILL HORSE.

Milford. Dec. 29.-While operating an
automobile in south Milford last night
Horace ] Pettyiohn crashed into team
on EaSf front street
The wagon which carried no lights. was
demolished and tie horse which has
suffered all -four legs broken, had 70 be
shot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Park Commissioners Reappointed.

Mrs. Louisa du Pont Copeland was
Yesterday reappointed a member Of the
Board of Park Commissioners BY Judge
Herbert [, Rice President. William @.
Bancroft was also reappointed The terms
Of both expire at the end Of the year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Bumstead's sWormSyrun

20 children an .axei ~ rnr-r- Nhers
rtr~~r 10 rs are followed IT NtNIh AAAs+.
U~<pir~ <rnr-fNw Ann Hp.rmeu~ rasa ~
SANrp~IN Il contains fulI aose. rfufasf
SIXTY yrsXrs' t->s ~-aa ever " 1~r~ 20 -
mil ;. CSC bottle.
Est. 2. A. Voorhe~s. n. q. Pnnsieiphis
- /. b.alartn --cona aao 60 2rs-
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DoCTOp QUICK on TRIGGER.
Called to Attend Victim of Gunhght, He
Kills Threateuer

Asheville, = q. Dec % Called n
attend a gln-hght victim N Madison
county. near here, yesterday, Dr. q II
Burnett shot ard killed second man
In the first shooti Joe Garter was killed
by his son-in-law. Banne- ! ensley. after
a dispute over a land sole When Dr
Burnett arrived Henry Pace, bystander.
was SAID 10 have threatened him with 4
pistol, but the physician was the quicker
on the trigger.
Neither Hensley nor Dr.. Burnett has
been arrested, but the doctor said he would
surrender
Every subscriber n this paper can
nroatablv read and use classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

tho Sunday school during the year. Fol-
lowing the entertainment there was dane
ing for n sh ort time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

You don't have to he an ad-w writer 70
get results from classified advertising
A Want-Ad Taker viii help you.
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CopyrsAt. 1910. Kins Feature. ssal,eass lsa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

traktatcm pozostac mialy w Rosyl
pow: dziSnichski, wilejski. czeSt
oszmiaiskicgo, slonimski i VOL
kowyski. Z powiat6w tych dis
riehski, wiIcjSki i slonimski w
zachodniej czesGi. zaS oszmiahski
i wylkowyski ma ca'ym obszarze
posiadajq ludnoSt przewaznic POI
ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

Traktatem pokojowym litew-
sko = bolszewickim panstwa te
przysadzaiy sobie wzajemnie po-
wiaty o ludncsci polskiej, pre-
wazajacej badz w caiych powia-
taeh, badz tez ma czesci ich obsza-
ru. Mianowicie Litwic oddano
powiaty: braslawski, Sw~isciahski,
wilenski, trocki. lidzki, oszmiai-
ski j grodzienski. IL powiatow
tych tytko jeden swieciahski ma
mnisjszoSt ludnosci polskiej, acz-
kolwiek ludnose ia stanowi WIG
kszoSc ,wzgledna, a we wschod-
niej czesci powiatu i bezwzgled-
ra. w pozostaiych z wymienio-'
nych powiat6w ludnoSc polska
stanowi bezwzgledna wiekszosc.
Zrowu zgodnie z wymienionym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

ten pogodzit. Take wiec i co do
Litwy, oraz rcgulacyi interesoW
z MIA pograniczuych - trzeba by
10 przyjat te zasade, ME inna.
Polacy ia przyjmuj2, godzac sic
zarazeln ia oSwiadczenie samejze
ludnoSci w spornych okregacl1,
gGzie chce nalezec - do Polski,
czy do Litwy; lecz Litwini, pew
nj niechybnej przegranej w ia
kim plebiscycie - BIO wszedzle So
nieliczni - jak wspomniano, "a
daja raptem co do siebie wyjatku
i historyczne sobie zarysowujac
granice ma koszt Polski, Biaio-
Rust, kotwy, Ukrainy i Rosyi,
zadaja arbitralnego prEyznania
i'm spornych terytory6w. Oczy-
vista - mic z tego ME bedzie -
DO bye ME moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13
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DIeJ 1rssfnZ . pREestrzeSaa1s pson
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