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The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24

taken snap judgment, but in his heart, he felt that he was right What was more. he was as sure as he was sure of life itself that Anita Richmond had not arranged the interview and did not even know of 1t. One streak ing name was fitting through Fair child's brain and causing 1t to seethe with anger. Cleverly concealed though the plan might have been, nicely ar ranged and carefully planted, to Rob- ert Fairchild 1t all stood out plainly and clearly-the Rodaines!
 And yet why? That one little word halted Fairchild as he left the eleva- tor. Why? What did they know about the Blue Poppy mine. when neither he nor Harry had any idea of what the future might hold for them there? That day in court Rodaine had said that the Blue Poppy mine was a good property and that 1t was worth every cent of the value which had been placed on 1t. How did he know? And why?
 Suppose that 1t had been Anita Richmond after all who had arranged this? It was logical in way. Maurice Rodaine was the one man who could give direct evidence against Harry as the man who had held up the Old Times dance. and Anita now was en- gagged to marry him. Judge Richmond had been a friend of Thornton Fair child; could 1t have been possible that this friendship might have entailed the telling of secrets which had not been related to anyone else? The matter of the finding of the skeleton could be handled easily, Fairchild saw, through Maurice Rodaine. One word from him to his father could change the story of Crazy Laura and make 1t, on the second telling, only the maundering tale of an insane, herb-gathering woman. Anita could have arranged 1t, and Anita might have arranged 1t. Yet, why should she have gone through this procedure 10 reach him? Why had she not gone to Farrell with the proposition-to a man whom she knew Fairchild trust ed, instead of to a greasy, hand-rub- ping shyster? And besides
 But the question was past answer ing now. Fairchild had made his de cision, and he had told the lawyer where to go. But one thing was cer- tain: the Blue Poppy mine was worth money. Once before an offer had come, and now that he thought of 1t, Fairchild felt almost certain that 1t had been from the same source. That was for fifty thousand dollars. Why should the value have now jumped to four times its original figures2 It was more than the adventurer could en- compass; he sought to dismiss 1t all, went to a picture show, then trudged back to his hotel and to sleep.
 The next day found him still striv- Ing to put the problem away from him as he went about the various errands outlined by Harry. A day after that, then the putting. snorting, narrow gauged train took him again through Clear Creek canon and back to Ohadi. The station was strangely deserted.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24

Birmingham, Ala.-"After becoming mother my health gave way. I sui fered severely with a pain low down in my right side. My sister-in-law, having been cured of bad case of feminine trouble by taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, advised me to take it, which did. am now starting on my third bottle and the pain has all left me. My husband said to me the other day, That Favorite Prescription must be a wonderful medicine, I don't hear you complaining any more.'" Mrs. Ruth Williamson, 4016 First Avenue.
 You should obtain this famous Prescription now at your nearest drug store, in tablets or liquid or write Dr. Pierce, President Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. r., for free medical advice.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
PRESCRIPTION FOR LONG LIFE
According to This German Physician. It Is Easy to Add to Ones Years
 of Usefulness.

The gathering of centenarians which took place the other day recalled the case of the eminent German physician, Doctor Fischweiler, who died recently at the age of one hundred and nine. He often declared that he possessed an infallible rule for securing longev- ity, which he would reveal to the world in his will. Upon his death, then, this formula was disclosed:
 Put your bed, orienting it by means of a compass, so that you will have your head placed north, and lie in horizontal position. Sleep solidly with closed fists"
 This is the whole secret. This posi- tion, it is asserted, brings the body in communication with the great tellurian currents coming from the north and insures an extremely happy blood cir culation.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
CHAPTER XIV

Had 1t been any one else, Fairchild would have shouted for happiness and joined the parade. AS 1t was, he stood far to one side, a silent, grim figure, watching the miners and towns people passing before him, leaplng about In their happiness, calling to him the news that he did not want to hear:
 The Silver Queen had Init" The faith of SQuint Rodaine. maintained through the years. had shown his perspicacity. It was there; he al- ways had said 1t was there. and now the strike had been made at last, lead silver ore, running as high as two hun dred dollars a ton. It meant every thing for Ohadi; 1t meant that mining would boom now, that soon the hills would be clustered with prospectors, and that the little town would blossom as a result of possessing one of the rich silver mines of the state.
 Fairchild felt cheap. He felt de feated. He felt small and mean not to be able to join the celebration. Squint and Maurice Rodaine possessed the Silver Queen; that they. of all persons, should be the fortunate ones was bitter and hard to accept. Why should they, of every one in Ohaii, be the lucky men to find silver bonanza, that they might Haunt 1t before him, that they might increase their stand ing in the community, that they might raise themselves to pedestal In the eyes of every one and thereby rally about them the whole town in any difficulty which might arise in the fu- ture? It hurt Fairchild, 1t sickened him. He saw now that his enemies were more powerful than ever. And for moment he almost wished that he had yielded down there in Denver, that he had not given the ultimatum to the greasy Barnham, that he had ac- cepted the offer made him-and gone on, out of the fight forever.
 Anita What would 1t mean to her? Already engaged, already having given her answer to Maurice Rodaine, this now would be an added incentive for her to follow her promise. It would mean a possibility of further argument with her father, already too weak from illness to find the means of evading the insidious pleas of the two men who had taken his money and made him virtually their slave. The future looked black for Robert Fair child. Slowly he walked past the happy, shouting crowd and turned up Kentucky gulch toward the ill-fated Blue Poppy.
 The tunnel opening looked more for lorn than ever when he sighted 1t, a bleak, staring, single eye which seemed to brood over it's own misfor tunes, a dead, hopeless thing which never had brought anything but disap- pointment. A choking came into Fair child's throat. He entered the tunnel slowly. ploddingly; with tagging mus cles he hauled up the bucket which told of Harry's presence below, then slowly lowered himself into the re- cesses of the shaft and to the drift leading to the stope, where only few
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
DYED HER BABYS COAT,
 A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
 WITH "DIAMOND DYES"

Each package of Diamond Dyes" con- tains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her old, worn, faded things new. Even if she has never dyed before, she can put new, rich color into shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind-then perfect home dyeing is guar anteed. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade or run.-Advertisement.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24

course, fell through this screen while the larger pebbles rolled on over 1t and thence into bin for pebbles.
 Below the first screen was a sand settling box. The water and sand fell into this box and the sand being heaviest, immediately settled to the bottom while the water carrying the dirt and silt escaped through a waste way in the top of the box. AS the sand accumulated in the bottom, 1t was discharged through gates at pc riodic intervals into the sand compart- ment of the bins beneath.
 The force of the water, sand and stone passing through the pipe line was sufficient to SCOUT every particle absolutely free from dirt and impurity of every kind. The pump was driven by 60-horsepower traction engine.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
"Harry, this vein doesn't look like much, but If you're game, I'm game"
(TO BE CONTINUED
Didn't Enjoy 1t.

Young Harley was home for a few days from a cruise with the merchant marine. "Well," said the man from the home town genially, "how have you been enjoying maritime life?" q haven't been enjoying it at all, sir" answered the youngster, blushing, 'she broke the engagement" t."-Pioneer Enterprise.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Maunified Trifles.

Trifles that amount to little are too frequently magnif1ed and those which really should receive attention are ig- nored. This is because too many men and women lack ability properly to es- innate the value of things. Ability to appraise Is at a premium nowadays.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24

Only the bawling bus man for the hotel. the station agent wrestling with a trunk or two-that was all. Fair child looked about him in surprise, then approached the agent.
 "What's happenedT
 "A lot. From what I hear it's a strike that's going to put Ohadi on the map again."
 "Who made it?''
 Don't know. Some fellow came
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Her Choice,

Rastus (to his girD-Ah's gwine down to dat new sto' to get some candy. Dey's got candied cherries, strawberries an don't know what all.
 His Girl-Man, bring me a chocolate coated watahmelon an Ans yo's for life.-BOstOn Evening Transcript
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Illuminate Good Roads.

A huge illuminated map shows the progress of all state hard roads under construction in Illinois by the state highway division for exhibit at coun- ty fairs throughout the state.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Kill Insects by Flowing.

Flowing or spading up gardens and truck patches this fall before the ground freezes will reduce the job of fighting insects next season, because stirring the soil at this time of the year kills many grubs and pupae in the ground.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Maintain Soil Fertility

Crop rotation Is one of the best methods of maintaining the fertility of the soil and increasing the crop yields, and especially rotation in which a legume Is grown.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Storaoe for Onions.

Onions require cool, dry place and keep best when stored in crates where good circulation of air is present.
The Holbrook news., 1922-11-24
Storino Cabbaue.

Cabbage may be hung up head down In a cool cellar for winter storage,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
REZYGNAcJA LLOYD GEoR
GEA BLISKA.

Londyn, IT. marca. (Prasa St9
= Usiiowania unjonistow ma se'
sii wtorkowej skierowane W celu
uzyskania votum zaufania dla
Lloyd Georgia spelzfy ma nj
czem. Obecnie drugim ciosem
dla Lloyd Georgia Jest odn1owa
lorda Derby przyjecia stanowi-
ska sekretarza do spraw indu-
skieh. Kwestja zatrzymania
przez Lloyd Georgia stanowiska
premjera jest giownym pred
miotem konwersacji W kosach
oolitycznyeh.
Polityczni nieprzylaciele pre-
mjera twierdza, iz obecnie Memo
ziiwem Jest sia niego pozostamas
ME dtutei ma stanowisku gtowy
rzadu, opierajac sic iedyuie tylko
na gfosach unjonistow dlatego
domagaje sic, azeby grozbe swej
rezygnacji uczynil faktem doko-
nanym.
Rozmowy o bliskiei rezygnacl:
LLOYD Georgia ze stanowiska
premjera tocza sic W kofach po-
Iitycznych wielkiem ozywie-
MEM. Lord Derby wskazywany
lest jako uastepca Lloyd Geor--
ge'a j uwazany jest jalo idealny
premier punktu widzenia kon-
serwatyst6w.
Lloyd George ! markiz Curzon'
,ekretarz spraw zagranicznyeh'
vienna udzial W konferencii ge-
nuehskiej jako glowni deiegaci
ze strony Anglji. oznajnnienie
powyzsze zostaio uczynione
przez Austena Chamberlain'a W
izbie grnin.
Wyjazd Lloyd Georgia ma
konferencje ME jest jeszcze Pc
wnikiem. Jezeli okaze sic. re
premier Poineare ME Pojedzie do
Genui. to / Lloyd George moze
zaniechat swoj plan wyjazdu.
Chamberlain oznajmR jednocze
gnie, Il Francja, Belgja, W{ochy
Taponji otrzymaiy zaproszenie'
azeby wysiaiy swych ekspertow
IA konferencje preliminarna, kto
"a ma odbyc sic W Londynie 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
PODNIESTENIE LICZBY MANDA-
row POSELSKIcH.

( WARSZAWA. - Ma pOsiedzeniu no
nnisji konstytueyjnej pose1 Liebermann
donlagal sic podniesienia. Hezby nianda-
tow pOselslich uwagi, ze prOpOuOwa-
ma Hczba niandat6w pOdzial olresow
hrzywdzi niasta Om6wil dOlIladnie ca
Ia sprawe. POsei Lieber1nam zazadal
pcdniesienia mandat6W poSelskieh 1Ia
LwOwa ma 4 dIs Kras5Owa Z 6 ma
5, dIa Warszawy Z 10 na is, dIa Iedzi z
IS ma 10, q dla Zaglebia 5 ma 6.
w dyslalSjf zadecydOwano ME obsta-
wac przy lieabie 400 niandat6w, lecz
podnIese ie ze wzgledu ma pclrzyw--
dzenie miast Olrsg6w przenys4owyeh.
Nastr6j " iiOmisji jest zapswniOny pfzy
chyIHy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
POIsKO-KOTEWsK.IE sTOsUNKI.

WARSZAWA. =. w ryskim dzienni-
lxu ,,Britwa Seme" many fOtewslEi cz1o-
mex parlamentu przyw6dcs. gminy roll
niczei, pO swoim powrOcie . POlslHi o
pisuje bardzO interestIjaee spostrzeie-
mia, kt6re pOrObH W Polsoe. POdEiwia
on wzrOst checi do piracy W Warsza-
vie i tax szyt.ii rOzitwit niiasta po
Wojnie SwiabOwej co przypisllje on lSO-
rzystuym fr6d9Om naturaInym lraju.
hOtwa W najbli1szym czasie zacznie
sprOwsdzac wegiel POlsi W iIOSCi
12,OOO tOnn nliesiecznie. Wrogicht uczue
dla LOtwy ME zauwa4yl on W Polsce,
przeciwnie POlslxa sEllSa nawiazania
stOsunkSw handIOwyeh lrajami o
Scieanynhi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
BL0GOSLAWIENSTWO OJCA SWIE-
TEGO Ola WOJEWODY
GALECKIEGO:

KRAKOW. - Oiciec Swiety Plus xI.
przeslaI wojewUdzie lraiSoW-
sldenau DIR. GalecIdepnu pOdziekowanie
OjcowsISie "a wyrazy bOadu zIO1One Oh
Gu Swietemu Ctsazji wstapieliia ma
trOn papieslAi. Zarazem Ojciec Swiety
udzielil bEogoslswieistwa dIa niegO, je-
90 rOdziny / calego woiew6dztwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
zNOWU KWESTJA PoDA.
TKU oD SPRzEDAzY
MA BONUS.

Waszyngton, II n1area. - w
lzbie reprezentantow ponowiie
poruszono wczoraj wnioseS naio
zenia .podatku cd sprzedazy ma
|pokrycie bouusu zoiliersssiego j
nawet zairlcjowano W tel spra-
vie specialize posiedzenie strcn-
nictwa republiikanskiego, ixt6re
odbedzie sic we wtorek W przy-
sz!ym tygodniu.
Wszyecy oczekujs powotu p
Gillett'a, tstory ma konferowat "
tel spraWie przewodndczscym
Komitetu 6rodkow j Sposob6w.
Petycja 0 zwotanie specjainego
posicdzenia .zosta1a podpisana
|przez wielu reprezentant6w. kt0.
rzy do tel pory podtrzymywali
wliiosek o wydaniu ma bonus 5oi-
nersSi obEgacyi pahstwcwycn
Ipienieznych. Ma fazic trtdnc pre-
widziec lakSe kostana powziete
uchwsly ma projektowancm po-
sicdzeriu.
NoTA AMERYKI w SPRAs
VIE zWRoTU KoszToW.
Was1yntgon. ~ narca.
Rad waszyngbohsai ma pred
siewziac odpowiednie lxroki W &c
Ii ustalenia swego staasowislsa
wzgledGn rz4d6w paistw sprzy-
mierzonych odnosnie do zadah
Stan6w Zjednoczonych zwr6ce--
nia i'm skoszt6w utrzyrnania mad
Renem anerykafiskiei arnji oku
pacyjnci. Knszta te wynosza
FS24l 100000.
Przedsiewziecie tych .krck6w
srowodow zostaio niewiasci-
wen stepowanieni " tel spra-
|wie sojuszniczej konisji do spraw
olszkodowaii wojennych, jake
|pIaea Niemcy. Podcbno nota be-
|dzie oraswiasa tylIco sPrawe wsPo
Emllanego wy1ej zwrotu ieoszt6w
|ttrzysn9nia armji i ME bsdzie v
|piej sadnej wztnisnki Q ssfawaeh
zwi;a asanych zar6wuo q tralststenl
|iscrssls<im JAZZ ! Z traktaten STA
|ndw jednotz1nych Y NiemeaBli
zawaftyin W BerIinie Stany a
ldpgS sone bs owoly lywsly
iloto| rS1aIo IS ttkslieY es',
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
OSTATNIA POCZTA
PROTEST. POLSSkl PRzECIWkO WY
WLASZCzENIU POI4AK0W Ma
YOTWTE.

GENEVA. - DeIegst pOlsh p. A.
sahenaxy, 1iotyl imienienn Polski note
prOsestujaca przeciw bezprawnym W.
wlaszczanion Polak6w ieh majatk6w
ma LOtude. NOta przedstawia lrytyc1ne
pososcuie Polal6w W LetgalH prOpc-
nlije saereg srodk6w zsnierzajaeyeh Do
ochrOuy n,nielnosci narOdowseh drSsa
sObowfazah POlssSi / Lotwy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
.BANKIERZYs ZGADzAJA SIE
. MA NABYc1E PRzEz MIA
,STo WLAsNoscI KoMPA-
MI LOKoMOCtL

Komitet kapitaiist6w, pred
,stawiajscy bantlierow dla inwe--
stycji kapitaiu ma rnajstku mia
sta, zgodzili sic ma Yydsnie
przez nniasto certyfikatow miej--
skich, W eelu kontynuowaais bu-
Eaowy ] zskupga Isaj pba
kompanij trsnsportacyj Nv
sk,ad kornitetu tego weszli. A.
w. Harris, prezes Harris Trust
and Savings Bank ]. E. Blunt
Jr., wiceprezes Merchants Trust
and Loan Co." B. C. Harden.
brook, wiceprezes First Trust
and Savings Bank. ."sW rezulta--
Gle narad wydai ten komitet pr
.senne oswiadczenie, majace war
toSc dokumentu dla sadu, ktory
ma podstawie jego zaaprobuje
wypuszezenie. certyfikatow nniei-
skich. Nv MIN oswiadczyli' oni, re
certyfikaty take nietylko So ifio-
zliwe do sprzedania; lecz beda
sic cieszysy pokupen. Wedlug
ich zdania ma podstawie tych
certyfikatow po zaaprobowariiu
ich wypuszczenia przez sad, mia
sto bedzie mogio nabyc ma wia-
snosc majatek talk kolei gornej
jak ilkompanji tranwajowej, zbu
dowac kolej podziernna, poczy---
mic odpowiednie rozszerzenia ]
kupic urzadzenia potrzebne dla
zaprowadzenia skoordynowania
systemow transportacyjnych.
Przed laty rniasto posiadalo pra-
wo nabycia niaiatku konpanij,
lecz ME rnialo wtedy edpowied--
MICH kapitatow. Przy pomocy ka-
pitalow niasto bedzie mogfo ma
bye to, do czego niiaio prawo
przed 16tu laty Miasto moze
rozpoczat enisje natychniiast. po
Iotrzymaniu pozwolenia ssdowe--
go. Moze ono to zrobic bez do
datkowej uStawy ! bez special
nego upowaznienia uchwai kon-
stytucyjnych. Miasto ME Potrze-
buje pr6cz tego podnosie podatr
kow i stwarzac systemu podatko
wego. P. Blunt oswiadczys ust--
nie, ze komitet uwaza plan alder
mana Schwartza "a wykonalny
i ME widzi racJi, dlaczegoey od-
powiednie postspowarie ] per-
traktacje ME miaiy bye roz-
poczete. Rada lokalnego komite-
tu transportacyjnego postanowi-
la jednogSosnie rozpoczae W tel
sprawie rokowariia. Co sic tyczy
zobowiazafi, to naiezy uwazac
certyfikaty rniejsiSie "a zobowia-
zania, zabezpieczone tilajatkieni
nabytyln dochodani j nabywcy
Itych certyfikatow bsda posiadali
prawo nawet ewentualnego egzer
Ikwowania przez sad zaprowa--
dzenia takich opiat, ktoreby pc-
|tryly lokaty ] proeenty tychs GER
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
PoWszEcHNY STRAJK
GoRNIKoW NIEUNIK-
NIONY.

NSW 1OIAy ~ .iAtoISos A>rS
|rcwnicy siederndziesieciu pieciu
|kopaini wegla kalniennego odbyli
wczoraj tajna narade W sprawie
zadafi. jake przedstawiti i'm przy
wodcy zrzeszonych gomik6w. -
Dotychczasowe wiadomosci zS--
pe,nie ME wsponiinaja, ;czy kie-
rownicy ci odrzuca cry tez przyj
ma przedstawione i'm zsdsnla- Y Y
trzymuje sic jcdnak og6ine mnde
mamie zar6wro ze strony g6rni-
|kow, jak Il ze strony kierowni--
Row kopalniarni, 4e ME dojdzie
lido porozumis1ia g6rnikan1i
stfsik pciseE shnys prswdp
|tiiie rozpoeznie sic po diiu So
|iw:etnia. Ts1dego samego zda--
MA 50. podobne sfery Dcpartameri
-. 7, ttI AZ q 20 s - y. y e -
tu Piracy.
Rezrltaty .wc1orajszych narad
tsjnych iierownilcow kopaii be-
da wiadome dopiero dzisiaj ma
lacznenl posiedzaiiu 1aintereso7
wa1iych stron, ktores beda probo-
waly przyjac W tel sprawie ia
ks wniosek kompromisowy, aby
zapobiec zawieszeniu robot W ko
|palniach.
z powodu doniesien, IL rad
federalny przedsiebierze podobno
jakies kroGi interwencji W obec-
ME odbywajacych sic ukiadach
przedsiebiorc6w loopalnianych 2
gornikanii, Selretarz Departa--
mentu Piracy, p. Davis oswald
czyi, IL rad trzyma sic W tel
sprawie z daleka, natomiast pra-
gnaiby dopoanoc zarowno jednej
jak i drugiej stronie do zafatwie-
MA sporow W jak najkrotszy1n
czasie. Pan Davis dodai jednocze
snie, IL ma interwencje swa rad
posiada az nadto czasu juz po wy
|Luohu strajku.
Waszyngton, ~ marca. = Pre-
zes Amerykahsaciej Federacji Pra
cy, p. Gompers oznajma wczoraj,
ze organizacja jego bedzie popie
raia gorniseow W ra1ie gdy doj-
die do rozpoczecia strajku.
SeIretarz Slcarbu, p. Mellon
Jest podobno zdania. ze eventual
ny. strajk gornik6w bardDo nieto
rzystnie wpsynalby ma polepsza-
alic sic warunk6w eseonomicz-
nych W kraju. Mino to jednais
przypuszcza on. re W razie trze-
czywistnienia projektu strajku ME
|wynikna z tego powodu nadzwy-
czajne trpdnosci. Waszyngtoh-
skie sfery rzadzace So zdania. le
instytpcje uzytecznosci publiez--
|tiej " lTaju posiadaja na razie
dostateczne zapasy wegia ! ttvid-
nosci W tyn i1ierunku nogiyby
powstae dopiero wowczas, gdyby
strajk ten trwai dose diugo..
RATYF1KACJA TRAKTATU
zAPEWNIoNA.
Waszyngton, II smarca.
Zwolennikom tralStatu czw6rpo--
rozurnienia udalo sic wreszcie o
sagnac pofozmnienie z opcnen-
Etami tego doacumentu, aby gicsc-
wanie traktatu:odbyso sic d1;a n
marea, GRAZ aby przenlowienia
poszczeg6InycE setiator6w ograni
cz,-t do pol godzir,y czasu 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-17
Znowu Kwestja Podatku Cd
Sprzedazy Ma Bonus.
Nota Ameryi v Sprawie ZNrotu Kossl6w.
Kwestja Unania Rzadu Meksyka1skiego.
Odocaenis KonWeneji Do 25-go KWiehia.
Inne Telegrdn.y Krdjows.

poro1unienie daie pe~ns, gv.-,
rancje, &c tralstst 6edzie ratyfilc6
wany;s Mimo TO sjednak uiebeypie
czehstwo odrzscMia tralrtatu
przez Senat jes1cze ME niineso J
walka stronnictw trivia W dalszyn
ciagl. odbywaja sic stale nara
dy poszczeg6lnyrh stronnictw "a
fowtio tych, let6rzy wypowisdzja
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LITWA sPRAGNIE PRZYJAzNI" Z
POLSKA.

RIGA. = Premier Ltwy lSOWieii--
Adej GabrasnanIxas oSwiadczyl, Ee Lii
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WAFSZAWA. - .sHrzeglad Wieczcg
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POznania W eegu przejeciA sikarbOwOSei
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