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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE. July 20.-wheat-
Active demand; receipts liberal; export
movement large.
CONFIRM; No. 3 yellow. domestic,
80@81c-: receipts, light.
Oats-Ffrm; No. 2 white. sou to 5l,.
Rye-SteAdy; no Western export;
spot, $1.4401.45.
Rye-New. Increasing from nearby
points.
F1our-Steady; winter patent, s!.75
08.25; winter straight. $e.2s@6.76.
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were az centimes lower. to 7.57 for
cables and 7.56 for checks. IN
Other quotations are: Guilder cables.
31.65, checks 31.63; Sweden Kronen
cables, 20.S8, checks 20.83, marks, !. 80.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK, July 2o.--Noon LIB
erty bond quotations: 3h's, Ss6.7s;
first AVS, $500; second AS, 87.00:
third AS. s1.16: fourth 4k's, 87.1o;
Victory * q and AS. 1886.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 7o.--spot cotton
was not 30 active at the beginning on
business here today. Prices were
easier, sales were 10000 baleA-
American mids.. fair. 5000: good
mids.. $40; fully mids, $50; mids.
ssas; low mlda. s7.as; Eood ords..
$3.50: ords., $5,4B.
Futures opened qua r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
New York Clearing House.

NEW YORK, July 7o.IClearing
house statement: Exchanges, $40 500
serve bank credit balance. $4,000
900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
Best Offer for Muscle Shoals.

Henry Ford's offer to lease the
Muscle Shoals (Ala-) nitrate plant.
paying $4,000, 900 In cash and 81 $780,
900 annually during the life of the
lease. Ia the most advantageous offer
that the Government has yet received
for this pl(At. 1t has been learned
officially.
The du Point interests have nego-
tiated tentatively for the plant. but
have not yet made proposals in COM
plete form. and their preliminary pro-
posals, 1t is understood. do not APP
proach that made by Ford. Other
concerns are also known to have con-
sidered private financial operations
preliminary to making a bid on the
plant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
"A. M. Fisher to Head
Unique Corporation

Headed by M Fisher former asician of the Select Com
mee United States Shipping Board Operations Of the House
OF Representatives the Stock Exchange Securities Cooperation
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ru m sS49 sss,nu, B U SINESS AND FINANCE
Local stovk Market
SALES. ga

After call--washinston Gas 7M's.
II. 000010SM. ss
Aoney-Call loan funds Offered at
per cent. with per cent bid.
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A. M. FISHER

formation which may be at ham
Ing the suitability for the investl
Already number of prominent
washington business men have Joined
With Mr.. Fisher in the work OF the
preliminary organization which has
established temporary offices in the
Aond building. and 1t Is expected that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
Treasury Call.

The Secretary of the TreaGury has
called for payment of Is per cent of
the June 16 u. s. certificate sale fund,
to be paid in by Thursday by the Fed.
eral reserve banks of the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-20
On Vacations.

Benjamin w. Guy and Charles B.
Bailey. vice presidents of the Column
bia National Bank. are both away on
vacations. Mr.. Guy Ii At Atlantic
City and Mr.. Bailey at South Poland.
Me.
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The Curb Market

rurnishsd b. ". h AiSss . Ca,
Prices ut noon:
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
cudahy,s Children Get $50, 900 Income.

Los Angeles, Calif.-A petition ask
Ing the appointment of Il guardian for
two minor children of the late John p.
(Jack) Cudahy, formerly of Kansas
City, who killed himself here recently,
has been filed in the Probate Court by
their mother, Mrs. Edna Cudahy. Ac-
cording to the petition, Cudahy's in
come was 100000, derived from trust
fund established by his late father,
Michael Cudahy, which at Cudahy's
death was to be divided among his
children. >r
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Lovemakina and Marriage.

Lovemaking stretches over ten or
fifteen years of our lives. and after
that is nothing but bad habit. AS a
rule the love emotion is canonized by
marriage, and that Is why ] am fo'
marriage every time and for every.
body. faithfully believing that bat
marriage is better than none.-Har
per's Magazine.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
|. w. w. Indorse Irish.

Chicago.-The I. w. w. national con-
vention indorsed what is termed the
struggle of the Irish workers against
world Imperialism" Endorsement of
the Irish Republic movement, however,
was distinctly withheld as being polit-
lcal
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Silent Criticism Powerful.

Criticism that says not wor
counts for most. Those who effe
lively rebuke us and help us to bet
ter living are not they who talk FIRE,
ly to us about our shortcomings, b
they who are quietly doing the thin
we are failing to do.-Exchange.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Shoe Firms Form Merger.

Boston, Mass.-The merger of two of
the largest interests in the shoe indus
try, the International Shoe Company
of st. Louis and W. II. McElwain Com
pany of Boston, has been announced.
Combined assets of the merged COM
panies total approximately S40,O00,O0O.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Too Much Strain.

Edward was told TO remain aft
school and sit quietly for ten minut
and think. After sitting quietly f,
five minutes he said: please. ma,
60 home now? II hurts my head
think"
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Thatched Roofs Last Long.

Thatched roofs in Holland are ex-
ceedingly durable. and some of the
Oldest buildings still have the orig
inal roof in place doing good sery ice.
There are many instances of a
thatched roof 200 years old.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
His 3. v. D. Dress.

Mother sent her tive-year-old son
upstairs TO get a clean dress for his
little baby brother. He returned
shortly with "A cross-barred dimity
one. saying: Here's his b. V. D. dress :;
is this all right, mother?"
The Colorado statesman., 1921-05-21
Concern,nu Ideas,

An idea, like a ghost (accordIng
the common notions of ghosts), m,
be spoken to q little before 1t v
explain itself.-Dickens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
AGAIN OPEN AND
READY FOR BUSINESS

Knight Campbells is the first
FLOOD wrecked bushes house to be
entirely repaired and open for bust
ness.
II. r.. Mitchell. manager for Knight
Campbell, states that they are back
on the job. bigger and better than ever
before. with complete line of the
latest in Nictrola records. player piano
rolls and some beautiful new machines
from Denver.
Knight-Campbelrs Music store has
always been the center of music shop
pers and now, with the place remod-
eled and decorated they are sure of
being able to serve their patrons with
the best to be had in the musical line.
The entire shop was wrecked in the
flood the floor had to be taken up, and
be replaced with the best maple to
be had The walls were water soaked
hut now you could never tell food
had been in the building. OF course
many machines and pianos were lost.
but the branch in Denver has sent
down many new Instruments. and from
now on Manager Mitchell says his
firm is prepared to supply all the peo-
pie of Pueblo with practically any
thing they want in the music line.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
THE PUEBLO CHlEFTAIN
FRANK ADAMS RECEIVES DISCHARGE
FROM COLORADO STATE HOSPITAL

there. saying he was going to Denver.
that DR.. La Moure was there, and
that he would return to Pueblo Tues
day
Yesterday was that day, and came
Adams; also came the letter quoted
above from the superintendent of the
asylum.
The conservator gave Adams Cor
McHugh) sufficient money for trip
to the home of his sister. Mrs. NJ. j.
O'Hars, 1868 Luzene street, Scranton,
Pennsylvania. Then departed Adams.
Mr.. King decided not to give Adams
the money yet due nm after the
credits. hospital fees, ctc., had been
deducted, but will send 1t to his
credit. addressed to his sister at Scran-
ton.
A total of something slightly in ex-
cess of IS. 900 has altogether been re-
ceived for Adams Cor MoHugh) from
the government.
The closing of this drama is particu-
larly pleasing to at least two persons
king and McHugh-Adams.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
BAND FROM SPRINGS
TO COME TO PUEBLO

The Municipal bank of colorado
Springs. a band of 2S pieces. has Of
fered it's services to Pueblo. accord
ing to n letter from the Chamber OF
Commerce of that city addressed to
the Commerce club here, received
Yesterday afternoon. The letter was
givn to the commissioners Of the city,
who have accepted the offer. and the
hand will play her on Sunday even
iEg.
Tho band. directed by Lou Fink.
famous director during the war, is one
of the hest in the country. and has
scored a great success in COLORADO
Springs this summer. Vocal music
will be a part OF the program.
The band is to play in COLORADO
Springs on Sunday afternoon. the Elk
Club OF that city is then to bring the
members to Pueblo in cars. The defi-
mite time and place for the concert has
not been decided by the park commit
tee OF the commissioners. but 1t VIII be
carly Sunday evening at one OF the
parks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06

Florida produced celery to the
value OF s2.32l.425 in 1920.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06

Next monthly meeting of the Ar
kansas Valley Association OF County
Commissioners embracing all counties
from the source Of the Arkansas river
TO the Kansas line in the water shed
of said stream, will he held in Pueblo
on Saturday next July ?, beginning at
: o'clock In the afternoon.
Notice OF this meeting was yester-
day received Y County clerk William
Barber from Oran Walker Of Rocky
Ford, secretary Of the association.
Mr.. Walker states in his letter that
members of the state highway com
mission will be present and deliver
addresses.
II is understood that among many
matters Of real Importance that will
come up for discussion will he sub
tects connected with the flood devas-
tauons thruout the territory represent
cd by the association members. and It
Is natural to expect that some definite
action VIII be taken looking to the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06

10 pay his $40 month Studio
called letter notifying
he of
American academy of Art Rome with 1t
the Schwartz
ailments This photograph
little Village oomng house
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
Bridge Rebuilding
Being Rushed

Among the busiest people in this VI
cinity are the county commissioners.
the road superintendent and the coun-
ty surveyor. for beside the damage
done TO roads and bridges by the big
floods of June 3 and 4. there have come
additional damages by the storm on
July 4.
Three additional bridges went out
with the latest big rain; these are on
the Colorado Kansas boulevard. other
wise known az the north road. and
the county officials and Maintenance
Superintendent Townsend are on the
Jump every hour of the day and much
of the time in the night. in their en-
deavors to keep travel open for the
regular business of the highways and
the tourist travel which by this time
has become quite heavy.
Altogether a small army OF men are
at work on the roads and bridges. and
they are using beside the great num-
her Of plows. scrapers and the like, no
Ices than five huge tractors, several
maintainors. ten big army trucks and
half hundred head of horses and
mules.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
Will Change Location

Tom Flynn, one of Pueblo's pioneer
saddle and harness dealers, whose
brick store building near the Missouri
Pacific tracks on south Union avenue.
was completely demolished by the
flood. and his stock swept away. Will
resume business in fe'T days in the
McCiovern block. corner of south
Union avenue and c street, next to the
McNiinr mortuary. Tom stated yester-
day that he will not rebuild on the
old site until the question of future
protection is definitely settled. His
new location is being tl.oroly reno
waited and the famous Flynn saddles
will soon have as good a home as ever.
Tom has been in business In this city
over 30 years and mis- cowbo-+ saddles
are known on every range in the west.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
z KILLED, 3 ARRESTED
RESULT AUTO WRECK

salt Lake, July 81. f. Fryer and
A. C. Fryer. brothers, We're killed when
they were catapulted from an auto
mobile into a ditch while returning to
this city early today from Saltair.
Sheriff's officers arrested three other
occupants of the automobile and they
are being held for investigation. Arthur
Williams. the driver of the car. is
said to have interceded in an alter
cation between ]. f. Fryer and ID. NJ.
Brown. He lost control of the car
which struck a bridge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
Y. w. c. A. Notes

Mrs. Francis Elliot is coming from
Denver as house secretary and VII
open Y. W. c. A. dormitory. wednes-
day. July s. 1921.
Miss Ivy Clayton Is anxious to meet
all of the girl reserves Wednesday . {
the Y. w c. \, gym. on seventh
street about o'clock,
Come on girls, let's boost for a big
ger. better y. W. {. a.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
MAN TAKES OWN LIFE,
WILLS BLIND MONEY

FL Paso. Texas, July 81. f. Nc
Daniel. found dead in a gas filled room
in his home here today. left a VIII
In which he bequeathed all the money
he had after paying funeral expenses
to the Kansas School for the slind.
The amount approximates $500. Nc
Daniel. 40 years old. was formerly
switchman at Kansas City. The cor
oner returned verdict OF suiciue'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-06
ARKANSAS VALLEY COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET IN CITY NEXT SATURDAY

securing OF assistance for those farm
ers who have lost their all.
That roads and bridges in the var
ious counties will he the subject of
much consideration. goes without saN
ing and some valuable reclamation
suggestions are looked for from among
the braiuy and experienced men COM
prising the membership Of the associt-
ton,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
NIEMCY zADAJA WYDALE-
MA KORFANTEGO ZE
SLASKA.

Warszawa, 8. sierpnia. = I
Berlina donosza, IL dziennlkl ME
mieckie podaja wiadomosc, &c
Nierncy zazadaiy wydaleaia We,
ciecha Korfantego Z gornoslasEie
go obszaru plebiscytowcgo, Po,-
wosujgc sic ma to, ze gza. Hoet-
fer. ktory rowniez jest G@rnoSls-
zakiem. zostai wydslony Cor
nego Siaska.
.,Deutsche TageszeitunS Go
nosi z Opola, IL W okres;e powsta
MIA bawili na Gornym Sl2sAu
przedstawiciele przemysiu fran-'
cusi,iego ! badali tamtej$ze sto--
sunki. Jak twierdzi wspomn'any
dziennik, krolli byly podJete n;
podstawie umowy francusko-pol'
skiej. wedIug ktorej po przy'aczf
niu Gornego Slsska do Polski ma
nsstapie wywSaszczenie kaP'taSr
nienfiecEego ma rzecz konsor'
Glow francusko polskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
PoMoC FRANCJI w WALCE
TYFUSEM w POLSCE.

Paryz, 8. sierpnia. - Zgodnie
Z zyczeniem Ligi Ludlow. rad
przcdstawil projekt kredytu W
wysoko5ci 100000 frank6w ma
rSecz przystspienia Francji do
akcji zwalczania tyfusu. grasula-
eego W Europe wschodniej, W
szaegolnoSci w Polsce. W\mo-
tywach tego projektu zaznaczo-
no. ze Francja ME moze pozo-
stawac obojetna ma cierPienla
swego przyjaciela ze obowiaz--
kiem moraInym Francji jest
przyjS6 z pOmoca swej wschod-
niei soiuezniczce. ktora nawle--
dzona jest straszliwa klsska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
ODNALEZIENIE SKRADZ1O
NYCH PAPIEROW WARTO-
SCIOWYCH MA SUME
100000.

w biurze J. W. Worthingtona,
pnr. 1O5 No. Clark ul. znaleziono
wczoraj skradzionych akcji fir
my Sinclair Oil Co., bondow
wolnoSciowyeh wojennych zna-
czkow oszczednoSciowych ma "a
czna sumo okoio 100000. Papie-
ry te zostaly skradzione W czasie
ich przesyiania poczta. Ma Wor-
thingtona, ktory ohegdaj zosta|
aresztowany pod zarzutem, jake
gi6wna sprezyna szajki, ktora O.
kradala poczty W calym kraju,
sedzia Lands wyznaczy} wezoraj
kaucje W sumie $4,000. Jezeli
Worthington postara sic o zfoze-
ME bondu ma powyzsza SUNG
zostanie wypuszczony Z wiezie'
mia. Prawa reka Worthingtona
Owen T. Evans. ktory razem z
rim zostai aresztowany, zoStal
rownicz pustawiony pod kaucia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
ZAPOWIEDZ ROZLAMU
MIEDZY GUBERNATOREM
A MISREPRESENTATION.

Przywodcy Polityczni naSzego
Stanu zaPowiadaja roziam mig
dzy gubcrnatorcm Smalpcm, a
wicegabernatorem Sterling en-
jeszczc pred rozpoczeciem ich
sPrawX psadowei4 Spgzsniswie; vie
rDenie przez Mich picniedzy z
fundusz0w stanowych. Zapo'
wiedz ia zdajc sic bye uzasadnio-
ia, poniewaz wiccgubcrnator
Sterling okazuje chHc bronienR
sic W sqdzie ia wiaSna reke. Pa
wydaniu oskarzei przez sad po-
wiatowy w Sangamon przeciwko
obu powyzszym urzednikom Sta
MI, p. Sterling oddal SIG natych-
miast W rece wiadz tamtejszych
i zlozyi "a siebic liaucje. Vice.
gubernator ma zazadac .oddziel-
nego procesu, W kturym usiiowac
bedzie oczyscic swe imie, be-
wzgledu na to, jaka akcja obro-
ny zostanie przedsiewzieta przez
gubernatora Snall'a. Podczas
swego pobytu W Chicago vice,
gubernator Sterling oSwiadczyI
swoim przyjacioiom, re gdy be-
dac urzednikiem skarbu stano-,
wego ME podejmowaf on zad-
nych procentow I funduszow sta
nowych, dowodzqc, IL byf to
,,ktos inny", kt6ry podejmowal
procenty ze wspomnianych fun
dusz6w, lecz ME on. Okazuje sic
tego, IL Sterling uSiiowac be-
die zlozyc Gala wing sprzenie--
wierzenia pieniedzy stanowych
ma gub. Small'a, poniewaz wszy
stkie czeki wystawiane byly na
imie tego ostatniego, a takze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
DOROCZNA .KONWENCJA
RYCERZY KOLUMBA.

San Francisco, Slerpnld.
Otworzono tn wczoraJ 39-ta
doroczna konwencje organlzacJl
Eyccrzy Kolumba, W kt6rej vic
T. udzial tysiacc dclcgat6w re-
prvzcntantow poszczcgolnych or
eanizacyj. Sa tam rcprezcntowa-
nc organizacje Ryccrzy kolumba
W Stanach Zjcdnoczonych, kana
die. Novel Foundlandji, Mcksy-
ku, Panamic i ma kubic' Og6lna
ilost czionkow Rycerzy Kolumba
ktorych wyrazicielka jest konwen
cja, r6wna sic liczbic 100000. -
Otwicrajac konwencje, Wielki
Mistrz. James y. Flaherty z Fl
ladclfji, oznajmil, re przcdstawi-
cielc organizacyj Rycerzy kolum-
ba poszczeg6lnych narodowoscl
zebrali sic tu, aby znowu oswald
czyt, &c pracuja oni w interesach
swych KRAKOW. Konwencja bedzie
rozwazala pieciomijonowy bl-
lans funduszow. jake zostaiy zu-
zvte ma cele humanitarne podczas
wojny, kiedy organizacja Rycc-
rzv Kolumba otwieraia szpitale,
udzielala pomocy niezdolnym do
piracy zoinierzom, oraz prowadzl-
la walke przeciw szerzacej sic
chorobie suchot. Pan James A.
Flaherty zaznaczyl, ze ubiegiy rok
dai czkonkom organizacji Ryce-
rzy Kolumba zupeina satysfak-
Gle, gdyz wszystkie zamierzone
pIany zostaly wykonane nader
pomySlnie. Ma konwencji. maja
bye ziozone projekty utworzenla
komitet6w edukacyjnych, ktore-
by natychmiast rozpoczely ma sze
roka skale kursa korespondencyj-
ne dla b. zoinierzy i marynarzy w
Stanach Zjednoczonych w celu
niesienia pomocy naukowej tym,
ktorzy pragneliby ksztascit sic W
k;erunku technicznym. Pan Fla
herty oznajmii zgromadzonym o
otrzymaniu Cd papieza Benedyk-
ia apelu do Rycerzy Kolumba, a.
by podjeli w Rzymie pefns uzna-
MIA dobroczynna praca amerykail
skich organizacyj Rycerzy ko-
lumba W celu wzmozenia przyJa-
mi miedzy tymi dwonla krajaini,
oraz ugruntowania WARY wsrod
mlodziezy wioskiej. Wykonanie
tego zadania W Rzymie, bedzie
kosztowaio najnniej $1,OOO,0O0,
kt6re wedlug pana Flahcrty -
beda zebranc wsrod czsonkow
Rycerzy Kolumba.
Pan Flaherty oznajmil, re gen.
Foch dai juz swoja ostateczna
zgode, il podczas wielkiej mani
festacji patrjotycznej jaka ma
odbyc sic W Chicago W listopa-
die r. b. z okazji jego przybycia
do Chicago, bedzie on gosciem
Eycerzy Kolumba.
Otwarcie konwencji rozpocze-
10 sic odprawieniem solennego
nabozeistwa, ktore celebrowal
arcybiskup miejscowy, J. E. X.
edward Hanna; poczem bur
mistrz miasta, Iancs Rolph, Jr,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
ANGLIA PORZUCILA MYSI
KoNFERENCJI PRELIMI-
NARNEJ.

Londyn, 8. sierpnia. - Clega-
jac zadaniu Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych, Anglia porzuciia mySl zwo
tania konferencji preliminarneJ
W sprawie Problemow Dalekiego
Wschodu i zgodzifa sic ma ogolna
konferencje W Waszyngtonie,
ktora ma odbyc sic W listoPadzie,
lego rodzaju decyzja pokrzyzo-
wala plany Lloyd Georgia., kto-
nv lzamierzal wkr6tce przybyc dc
Ameryki. IL
Premier Lloyd George zarnle-
RIA wziac udziaf w konferencJi
waszyngtohskiej, lecz zalezy to
cd wypadkow politycznych, kto-
re moga pozwolic lub ME pozwo-
lie mu ma opuszczenie AnglJi.
Kwestja udzialu premJerow ko--
lonij w konferencji washington
skiej ME jest jeszcze ostatecznie
zdecydowana - czy vienna ON
wszyscy udziai, czy tez beda re-
prezentowani przez jednego de,
legata, narazic nie wiadomo.
Obeenie toczyi sic wymiana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-03
Konferencja Waszyngtodska Il Gstopada
Zgon Zasluzonego Pisarza.
Zbiegly BankierC ChicagOski w Mexyku
Murzyni Prosza o Wolnos6 Ola Irlandji.
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.

w OtOCZelllu QclcSdlOW LcSJOHu
Amerykahskiego, Weteranow
Wojny Swiatowej, Weteranow
Wojny Hiszpahskiej, oraz bardzo
wiclu organizacyj kobiecych -
wreczyi najwyzszcmu Rycerzowi
kluczc Cd miasta. w konferencji
bierze udziai wieccj niz 10000
deiegatow przcdstawicieli orga.
nizacyj Rycerzy Kolumba.
GUBERNATOROWI SMALL.
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