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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
l2-Poiat Type


The largest type permitted In ths
Want Ad pages il J: point. and tbs
suiaIless space In which 4 APPOINT
type ad may be sot IL ono inch, Ths
rate for this large type IL oonts Q
word daily and cents y word Sun
day. Tho Same scale of reductions
viii apply AS for regular want ads.
Those rates apply only to ADVERTISE
uients orig mating In h!chmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. IL csnta
an agate line: Sunday 10 cents IA
agate line tcouut words to che ltns).
Ia sh must accompany the order.
Longer term ratea for pusinoss Adj
verIisers Oh request.
Advertisements received AZ late ~
10 4. NJ. ana 10 Il. Al. each week day.
and up TO p. Nj. Saturday for correct
elias LEGATION In tho next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-AaIe and
Femalo--when presented at tho Wanp
Ad Counter in the Dirpatch Building
by those out o: work Will be inserted
Free OF Charge.
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DEFENSE SCORES POINT!
IN THE TRIAL OF LANDR(
Bones Produced by Proscc,,
ton Unrevealcd by Search
Twelve Days Before.
TBy Associated press

VERSAILLES. Nov. 23.-Tbo ~,
iense In the trial of Henri Lanai
VINO Is on trial charged with clevo,
murders. was considered by tbo..
present In court today to have n,
It's best day since the trial o,or
This belief was based on m. ..
that The defense proved by witnessed
for the prosecution that La,d-,tI
villa. at Gambais. where the murdo 4
are alleged to have been commi,,. :.
remained unprotected between Apri
10. the date of the first senrch :.
the premises ut which time notbIni
but tn. bodies OF two dogs W.T.
found. and April 20. three DAYS nri,,
to the second searcte when a NOM
and half OF bones which the prosil
cution AYERS belonged to human bfI
ings. were discovered.
The jury seemed greatly improssel
when NJ. Moro-Giafferl, of counlp
for the defense, compared The tes,A
mony OF Fernand SECRET, who uye]
with Landru from late in 1917 ud
Ia the time he was arrested in Arr !
1919. with that OF Police Inspec,cI
Daulet. !
Mile. SECRET testified ycs,er1,.
that she built Il fire in the ki,che.
range ut GambaIs on April :. anil
noticed nothing etranSc among mi
asheS. II was In this range that IND
prosecution alleges Landru burned
his victims. Inspector Daule; sworJ
that on April IS. portion OF hi
pound and half OF bones produced IA
court were found in this range. Till
prosecutor Joined the dcfendnn,f
counsel In blaming the police ofIirc
who conducted the search April, II
for not immeh lately scaling up MI
there.
Landru seemed somewhat stag
gercd by the first question put Il
him today by Judge Gilbert.
What has been your method Il
executing your victims-by fire arm
poison or strang.ins?" was the qucs
ton fired blank at the prisoner Il
the opening OF the session.
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PATCH daily morning edition will
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,GYENING DISPATCH. The ratss
given herewith cover morninK and
evening service Ia all !nstaness. with
the exception OF THE SUNDAY
lGES-DISPATCH. which 10 priced
separately.
SEIZED als OF Want Al AAtss
3hc . word daily. minimum
zoe, set solid.
10 &c = word daily, minimum sse
81 agate cRpk
&c word Sunday. minimum
$50, set solid.
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toc. agate Gaps
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Who Sell More Than One Thing Use Than One Ad Here
Always There in a pinch

Only when emergencies persons appreciate tie
value OF immediate N aid
In the war days it welcome sight to soldiers
lining ships rail IL of dcstroycrs swoop
down upon attacking submarines
Inc ambulance, responding u from the friend
q" man severely hurt In accident
hrchian coming posthastc to cXtinguish a fire which
threatens valuable property appreciated
critical
Numbered among these agencies which respond so
readily III times OF emergency Classified Section of
The Dispatch papers.
When resident OF Richmond his watch or his
ring or some other article Of is welcome
sight to ii returned to him result or
Dispatch paper classified ud.
When Il house must he sold an apartment rented
immediately quick action is necled-yo,
will find The Dispatch Section riyb, ON
the job.
Try it and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

you save money whfH you buy aud ssI
q through these eolun6hA -"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED Proposal LIS.
Commonwealth OF Virginia, ofice Q
Superintendent OF Public Printing. Rich
mond. Va. November &c. 1921.
Seated proposals for printing Iftec
hundred copies OF the one hundred an
thir;ieth volume OF Virginia Reports vi
be received at this office Up TO IL NJ. Wed
ncsday. December Z, 1924.
a, the sam. time and place bids wi
be received for binding. wrapping an
labelling nfteen hundred cop!ea OF TN
above mentioned books.
Printed schedules. on which all bid
will be required TO be made. and sampl
page showing style OF type VIII be fnr
nished on application.
Erich bid must he inciosed In sea!e'
envelope. addressed to the Superintendent
OF Public Printing, and marked PRO
posai."
Contractors will be required TO max
daily shipments Of carefully read proc,
weekly shipments OF five copies OF eae
sixtcen-pagc form worked and 10 lur
nish bond, with approved security, 10
the faithful performance o! contract
The right Is reserved to reject any
all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Printing.
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USED FORDS.

Mellow are some OF tho cars we have
for sale at ridicuously low prices Tines.
ears are in running condition and. up TO "A
Few days ago, We're giving good ser vic. TO
their former owners:
Touring, without starter t55
Touring. without starter SIs
Touring, without starter $50
Touring. without starter fll5
Touring. without starter f,a,
Touring. without starter SlG,
We have all types OF used ForIs nj
prices that bound TO fit your rocket
book.
UNIVERSAL. MOTOR CO. INC.
loi2 Wust Broad Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-Malc

WANTED. men prepare AZ Gremen. brake
men, colorcd train portcrs. Sl25-s250
month. No experience necessary. East
crn-wcstern roads. Full information
free. Inter HALLWAY, Dept 1872 Indian
npolls, Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

USED CAR SALE
COMPLETE STOCk ALL
TYPES AND MODELS OUR
Prices ARE RIGHT FOR
QUICK SALE.
nELow ARE y FEW OF OUR
BARGAINS:
Ford Touring. 1921 model; Ike
new: 1850
Ford Touring. 1890 model: excel
lent buy; s325.
Ford Runabou,. 1921 model;
complete; $500.
Ford nunabou. 1920 model.
starter; S225.
Ford Sedan. 1920 model: excel.
lent eopdi,!on; $3.50.
Ford Sedan. 1919 model; cord
tires; s4:5.
Ford suburban. 1920 model:
equipped starter; s325.
Ford Ton Truck. pneumatic
tires; 1850.
Ford Lish: Chassis: no starter:
CASH or Liberal TERMS.
Prompt Delivery All Types of
New Cars.
RICHMOND MOTOR co. INC.
Broad and Tenth Streets
,orpos!;c City Iia!!.)
FORD coupe. excellent mechanical cond,.
ton, $3.50. 7passcnger Studcbak,r Ia.
tLt1-J.
WE SELL. so MANY USED CARS.
We do not hug our business with
ioHS allowances on old cars and
then endeavor to S,ass our mia
'4hes on TO the used ear buyer
We never allow more FOR a used
car than Il IS worth and We aro
thereby enabled to sell them at an
attractive price.
FORD SEDAN.
Cord as new. $3.50.
Two brand-new Continental mo.
tor l.? ton trucks. less than hxif
price; 1880.
Dodge roadster. good a. new.
1896.
Overland. s.; wonderfully good
condition. 1895.
chevrole; touring. ,:25.
AEDERTON AUTO Co.
1881 WeSt Broad Street,
boulevard cas-.
---=-----.--=----z-55- -
Motorcycles anu bicycles IL
BfCYCLES-When buying a bicycle AWAY,
buy tho beat, That Ia the Hanger. j
+. Qusrles G. Sons. 6l0 West Broad
Auto Accessories IL
VIRGINIA AUTO Tor BUILDERS.
ana carialns repstrsdF,
el2 West broad.
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CHAS. X. WILLIS & co.
Real Estate AuctionecrS

In execution of n deed OF trust
dated June Is, 1919, recorded ~
clerks office. Richmond CHANGER.
Court. in ID. il. 252-C. page 46S. de
fault having been made in portioi
Of the debt therein secured. and pc
ing required by the beneficiary SO q
do, we will offer for sale at PUBL.
Barton Avenue. Richmond. Va,
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AUCTIONS-LEChLS
Legal Notice,
Wanted Real Estat,

SEALED BIDS vii! b. received until moo
December !. 1921. ~ .ks> otice Of J. u
Ouiilen. Jr.. Mayor OF Cocburn. Va. 10
the purchase OF $4,000 per cent 20
year sewer bonds Of the town OF Coeburf
Via. The right is reserved to reject an
or all bids J. u. QuilIcn. Jr.. Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

USED AUTOS
See Mr.. Boyd. West Grace Street for
meriy with Motor Exchange. now with
Richmond Kline Company
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

SPECIAL SALE
RECONDLT1ONED TRUCKS.
All of the following trucks have
been ovcrhauled and have years
OF good service In them:
Ono Au;ocar chassis. pncu-
matte tires ........ $3.50
. One .>u,ocar chassis and
screen SHE body, with pneu
matte tiFcs---... ......... $50
One i,s ton Hahn. with screen
side body. pneumatic tires In
front ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
one light delivery Dodge. with
screen side body .......... coo
one l-ton Ford, excellent con-
dillon. now cord tires oil
around ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2s5
one t-,on Stewart. excellent
condition ................. $50
one three fourths ton White.
good condition ........... 500
Any of the above can be bought
on terms TO suit.
LiBERAI. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Note--we also have one az ton
stewart. absolutely brand-ncw
which can bo bought for less than
factory cost.
TRANSPORTATION MOTOR CO..
1910 West Broad Street.
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D,rL.i ILA,.,ifitD
S ! $50
STOP pAYING RENT

STOP PAYING RENT
a nice little six-room frame house
with bath. on Pine Street: gas an
good basement. Renting for Sslo'o
n year. A good investment. Sl,IoV;V
cash will buy it-or we may h'aN
terms.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE. INC.
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Heip-sluIe or Female

MEN or women wanted 20 call on coiored
race everywhere. procure Information.
introduce merchandise. Those who like
to talk and can get all details OF age.
birthplace, when sick. etc. only need
apply. Spare time to begin. hut have
regular place FOR hustlcrs. Pays well
according to ability. Colors no objec-
ton. Write at once. Howcils box 7G5.
Birmingham, Ala.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1921,
At 4:30 r NJ,


the above property, described thereli
as follows: "All that certain lot "
land, with improvements thereon. po
ginning at point on the wes'uttt
line of Barton Avenue SO feet SOU,
Of tho southern line Of BrookInm
Park Boulevard. thence Funnlns
southwardly along the said wes.es,
line Of Barton Avenue and frontine
thereon IS feet and extending Dach
between parallel lines, 1876 feet 10 III
alley 16f feet WIDE"
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay al
costs of sale, insurance and taxes -
day of sale and debt of SlIu.is
now due. with interest from No'em
Der 18. 1921, balance of the sun
secured In the deed to be PAID
20 consecutive monthly instalmeny
or $4,000 each. the first one or Wniet
VIII be due December IS, 1871. az
one noto for $500, due March ~
1923, tho residue at q credit or an
2 years. with interest, and secures
by deed Of trust on the said prop
ertyS but said residue shall be mad
subordinate to the other credit pay
ments, OF for all cash as TO- sal
residue at tho option of the purchaser
This sale is made subject to
terest has been paid to August 30
1921; Richmond Chancery Court d. E
247-B, page 1o3. -,
CHAS. X. VILLAS.
JNo. B. BLlLBY.
I-sst = =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
KrOnika Chica&oska.

Ii. Biura, posrcdniczace W wynal-
mowaniu lokalow, jak rownlez
wlaScicielc domow -- mowia, re
od kilku juH lat ME spotykall sic
L taxa sytuacJa mieszkanlowq,
wobcc jakiej staneli obecnie. -
Wskutck tcj okolicznoSci, a "a
r6wno i wskutck znizenia sig cen
materia}ow budowlanych w mie-
siacu maju, musi nastqpic znize-
ME zap}aty "a wynajmowane
micSzkania. tembardzicj, zc VIA
Sciciele dom6w musza przecicz
placic podatki bez wzgledu ma to,
czy domy So zamicszkanc, czy
tez stojq pustka. Korzystniej wiec
Jest dIa w}aScicieli zmniejszyt
czynsz mieszkania, bylc tylko ME
pOnosic STRAIT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
OFIARY UDERZENIA
PIORUNU.

Podrzas .sobotniej popoludnio-
wei bury Z piorunami, ma wy
brzezu jeziora, w miejscu kapie-
lowem, miedzy ulicami Oak
Schiller, piorun uderzyl w drze-
wo tuz u wylotu ul. Schiller. -
WlaSnie w chwili uderzenia pio-
runu pod drzewem tenn znajdo-
walo sic kilka osob, ktore szuka-
" tam schronienia pred desz-
czem. Miedzy niemi znajdowa]
sic Robert w. Collins, lat 23, z
Detroit, Mich, ktory poniosl
Smlerc ma miejscu. Collins przy-
jecha} do Chicago, ably W naszem
mieScie spedzic wakacje Z po-
wodu goraca wybra} sic razem re
znajomyni do kapieli, gdzie spo-
tkala go smierc. Z innych osob,
znajdujacych sic W poblizu drze-
wa tego, niejaki Bert Fish, zam.
pnr. 1245 n. La Sale ul., ulegl
poparzeniu i rozszarpaniu reki,
Armin Pushel, zam. pnr. 1858 N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
MIASTO SKARZY KOMPA-
ME TRAMWAJOWE o
$3.5O0.OOO.

Rada Miejska wniosla do Sadu
Municypalncko skarge przeciw
kompanjom tramwajowym o
$J.5OO,OOO - jako zap}ate "a IL
zywanic ulic miejskich W ogolnej
diugoSci 250 mil W ostatnich dwu
Iatach, t. j. W roku 1919 / 1920. -
Kompanje tramwajowe probowa
ly wejSc w porozumienie mia
stem co do zapiaty pOwyzszeJ
sunny chciaiy wpiacic miastu
pieniadze, ale Rada Miejska od-
mowila zalatwienia sprawy w ia
ki sposob tel racji, re sprawa
ia lest SciSle zwiazana Z poczy-
naniami Rady o znizenie obecneJ
opiaty "a przejazd tramwaJaml l
koleja gorna w razie przyJecia
propzycji kompanij mogfoby to
ujemnie wpiynac ma te wiasme
akcje. Kompanje trSmwajowe
twierdza, re miasto dazy do zer-
wanna kontraktu' miedzy kompa-
miami i miastem, W ktorym to
loontrakcie Miejska Komisja T.
zytecznoSci Publicznej zgodzila
sic W swoim czasie ma S-io CEN
iowa op}ate "a przejazd tramwa-
iani, miasto musi wiec dziatac
ostroznie, ably ME dac kompa-
njom zadnych faktow, ktore sta
lyby sic bronia W rekach kom-
panii przeciw niastu, bo W pre-
ciwnyn razie miasto narazlioby
sic ma powazne straty, wypSywa-
lace ze zlamania kontraktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
AMBASSADOR WARREN
UDAJE SIF DO PARYzA.

Washington, 81. czerwca. -
Charles D. Warren, nowo-zamia-
nowany ambassador do Japonji,
nie bedzie TRAGIC czasu W sprawic
zapoznania sic zawikSanymi
stosunkami japonsko amerykah-
skimi, ktore oczekuja jego przy-
bycia W TOXIC, i natychmiast
wezmie sic do ich zalatwienia.
Ambassador Warren uda sic do
TOXIC dopiero W pazdzierniku,
lecz W miedzyczasie wyjedzie do
Europy, gdzie zgsosi sic do pub
kownika G. Harvey, amerykah-
skiego ambasadora w Londynie.
Me bedzie to zadna niespodzian-
ka dla urzednikow w Waszyng.
tonic, jezeli puikownik Warren z
koncem przyszfego miesiaca zja-
wi sic ma posiedzeniu Najwyzszej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
zAWARc1E PoKOJU Z MEM
CANT BLISK1E.
LU,ezvnoton 27 czerwca.

Waszyngton, H. czerwca.
Panuie tn przckonanie, IL wkrot-
&C nastqpi zakohczenie teoretycz-
ncco stanu wojny niedzy Stana-
mi Iiednoczonemi, Nlemcanl !
Austria. Senator Lodge powrocli
wczorai do Waszyngtonu / dzl--
siai zabicrze sic do wyrownanIa
r0znic W rezolucjach pokojowych
Knox'a / Portcr'a. : Przywodcy
LIB Kongrcsu maja nadzieje, ze Je
dina = tvch rczolucyj. najdalcJ W
dziesieciu dniach zostanle dore-
czona prczydentowi Hard1ngoW1
co podpisania. Czlonkowie repu-
blikanscy godzq sic ma przylec'e
rezolucji Knox'a. ktora gwaran--
tuie prawa Ameryfi ma mocy
traktatu wcrsalskiego / zawle-
szenia broni. Jutro Izba poSclska
glosowat bedzic mad poPraW*s
nosla Borah'a. nawofujacq prezy-
denta IIardinga do rozpoczecla
rokowan I Wiclkq Brytanja la
ronia W sprawie ogranlczenla
zbroien. morskich. Panuje pre-
konanie. IL poprawka ia zostanle
przvieta bez najmniejszcj opozy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
WOODROW WILSON PRZY.
JETY DO GRONA ADWO-
KAT0W.

Washington, 81. czerwca. -
Byfy prezydent Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych Woodrow Wilson zostai
onegdaj przyjety do grona adwo-
+ at6w Dystryktu kolumbja. Pan
Wilson W towarzystwie swego
wsp6lnika kancelarji adwokac.
l:iej, a byfego sekretarza stanu
Colby'ego i J. P. Tumulty'ego
6y}ego jego sekretarza, wdaf sic
do sail sadowej giownego sedzie-
go McCoy'a, gdzie z}ozyi przy-
siege, poczem po bardzo krot-
klein przyjeciu opuScil sale, uda-
jac sic Z powrotem do .swej rezy-
dencii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
FRANcJA CHCE WZMo-
CINEMA POWSTANCoW
MA G SLASKU.
MA q. SLAShU


Berlin, 81. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
- Ostatnie depesze OPola do
uosza, 5e powstancy polscy Ego
dzai sic IA plan aljantow i Mem
cow(?) i przyrzeki rozpoczae e.
wakuacie terenu plebiscytowego
we wtorek Oczyszczenie casego
terenu slaskiego cd Niemcow
powsta1c6w, spodziewaja sic, 20
stanie zakonczone oko8o 5go lip
ca.
Gen. Lerond, szef miedzysoju-
szniczej komisji plebiscytowej na
G6rnym Slas1u, przesfa4 misji
francuSkiej W Berlinie poufny ra-
port, w ktorym oznajmia, ze ME
rnieckie organizacje ochonicze
IA G6nym Slasku skierowywuja
swoie dzia8ania przeciwko rzado-
wi niemieckiemuC?) jak r6wniez
przeciw Polakom- Powstancy,
pisze gen. Lerond, ouzymywali
bror amunieje z Niemiee(O O
raz pomoc cd bawarshej partji
.orgeschu", ktora usiaowasa
stworzy6 podobna orgsnizacje W
Prusach.
Gen. Lerond poczynR nastepu-
jace propozycje, kt6re zoStaiy "a
akcsptowane i przez innyeh pred
stawicieI panstw aljauckich:
Woiciech Korfanty, leader po'
wstanc6w polSkich, Powinien
wzmocnie swoje SHY na terenie
zajmowanyrn przez powstahcow;
zaprowadziG lePsza dyscypline
dae przyrzeczenie szybhego
bezwarunkowego wypeAniania po
ufrych polecen komendy franeu-
siiei, ewentualnie aljant6w.
Wojska aljanckie WHINE bye
skoncentrowane W punktach stra
tegicznych, azeby miemozliwie
Niemcom zorganizowanie ciag8e-
60 frontu bojowego-
Woiska aljanckie powinny bye
zwiekszone, azeby byfy W stanie
rozbroic ochotnikow niemieckich.
Gen. Lerond zaproponowa} 70
wniez, azeby wojska wioSkie 20
sta4y wycofane z Gornego Slaska,
albowiem poniosly one sraty "a
dane i'm przez powstancow pol
sEich i dlatego obecnie odnosza
sic do Mich wrogo.
Gen. Lerond poruczyi take mi
sii francuskiej W Berlinie, azeby
rozciagnela scisaa kOnHOle mad
handlem rosyjsko niemieckim.
,,Lokal Anzeiger" pisze, il gen.
Lerond wyrazii sic, IL Francuzi
powoli zYskuja sympatje Angh-
k6w Wloch6w wskutek propa-
CANDY niemieckiej ma Gornym
Slasku przeciwko aljantonl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
ms POWRACA DO SWYCH
OBOWIAZK0W,

Washington, 81. czerwca. -
Wiceadmira{ William S. Sims
powrocif wczoraj do Newport W
celu ponownego objecia swych
obowiazkow jako szef kolegjum
wojennego marynarki. Wedle o.
$wiadczenia oficerow maynarki
zaden wyzszych oficerow ma
rynarki Stanow Zjednoczonych,
W wielu ostatnich latach ME o.
trzymai tax srogiej publicznej
nagany. ktora zostanie ogioszona
VI dziennych raportach W catej
flocie amerykanskiej i wpisana do
rekordu s}uzby, jaka zostaia IL
d.zielona onegdaj wiceadmiraio-
Wi Sims'owi przez sekretarza
Departamentu Marynarki Dem
Ly'ego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
KALENDARZYK.

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

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Z Biura MeteorOlOgiczneg
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
TRocKIJ PRZEPoWIADA
WOJNE ANGLO = AMERY-
KANSKA w 1924 ROKU.

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sza Moskwy do Daily Herald"
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KORFANTY HOEFER ZGO-
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SWYCH WOJSK.

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