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The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Albert Strauss Winner
Of Outdoor Epee Title
Defeats Nunes, 1921 Cham.
pion, in Fence-off.

Albert Strauss of the French Y. M.
c. A., veteran Of the Spanish-American
War. won the national outdoor epee
championship. the final fencing event
of the year. held at the n. Y A. c.,
Travers Island. yesterday afternoon. de-
feating In the fenceoff for the title. Leo
Nunes OF the n. Y. A. c.. defending
champion, and national epee. sabres and
three weapon titleholder. after both had
tied for the lead on the final strip.
Strauss and Nunes met three times. in
the qualifying round. the final round
and the fenceoff. and each bout was of
the best. The younger and more agile
Nunes was defeated twice and engaged
in a double touch on the other occasion.
Strauss. Nunes and Jorgen Aabye re-
ceved medals donated by Arthur s.
Lyon and Aabye. highest eligible COM
petitor was awarded a pair of swords,
donated by Samuel r. Shaw. Charles A.
Bill of the New York A. c. was the
recipient of one Shaw sword.
The summaries:
STRIP NO 1.
Aabye New York A. c.. defeated butcher,
Bill. Bolton and Murray. Won. 4 lost. J.
Bill. New York A. c.. defeated butcher.
Miier and Murray; Won 3; lost; s 2, no,o,
and Murray double touch with Mijer. Won
.: lost. 3.
Bolton. Yale University. defeated Bill and
Murray: double touch with MiJer. Won. ?;
lost. 3.
MiJer, Washington Square Fencers Club
defeated Aabyc and Murray; double touch
with butcher and Bolton Won, ?: lost, 3.
Murray, Washington Square Fencers Club
lost ), won none.
Aabye and Bill qualified.
STRIP NO. 2
Nunes New York A. c., defeated Kirby
Webb, Riley Hirsh and Schaeffler. Won
81 lost. |.
Strauss French Y. NJ. C. A.. defeated
Nunes. Kirby. Hrsh and Schaeffler. Won
Riley. Yale University. defeated Kirby
Strauss and webb. Won. g.; lost. 3.
Webb. Washington Square Fencers Club
defeated Kirby and Hlrsh. Won. 2: lost 2.
Schaeffer, New York A. c., defeated
Kirby and Riley; double touch with Hlrsh
Won. . lost. 2.
Hlirsh Fencers Club. defeated Kirby and
Riley: double touch with schaeffler. Won
Kirby. New York A. c.. defeated Webb
Won, T. lost, 3.
Nunes and Strauss qualified.
FINAL STRIP.
Nunes defeated Aabye and Bill: double
touch with Strauss. Won, 2: lost. I.
Strauss defeated Aabye and Bill; double
touch with Nunes. Won, 2: lost. I.
Aabye defeated Bill. Won. 1: lost. 2.
Bill lost g. won none.
Tie for fIrst-Strauss won on fence-off.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Notes of the Athletes

Plans for an athletic field in the vicinity
Of Trinity School two blocks In area Are be-
ing considered by the Committee on City
Plan and Public improvements. The two
blocks are bounded by Seaman avenue. Isham
street. Inwood road and 213th street II
taken over they will form an addition TO
lnwood Hill Park being located on n plateau
on top OF the hill lying between Dyckman
street and the Harlem River.
Two well known prize winners OF the Glen
coe A. G. have applied to the Metropolitan
A. A. T.. for change OF registration. They
are Alvin $. Levy, the former Boston Com
munity Center high jumper, who Is headed
for the Millrose A. A. and Benjamin Nc
Cready. the New Jersey schoolboy jumper
who will complete an unattached athlete
The Harlem River A. A. composed OF en-
pioyecs Of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: President
J. q Brien; first vice-president. ]. J. Reilly
second vce-president. Miss Ellen Larsen .
third vice-president, Edward Brady; treas
urer, Frank McGann. secretary. r. l.. Spi-
nell; board OF governors. J. Chisholm: r.
Cotter, Il. Regiault, G. Yardley, f. Clark. j.
Maloy and W. Slater.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Two Princeton Captains
Get Coveted Sweaters

speciol Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PRINcEroN, n. j., May 2S.-Two var
sty sport captains have just been
granted the privilege of wearing The
traditional white sweater with a black
"P.', which is the reward for a cham
plonship over Yale and Harvard. The
newcomers to the ranks OF white sweater
leaders are Bill Stevenson of Princeton
~. j., track captain. and Sid Milne
Of Philadelphia. Pa. crew captain
Stevenson was the former holder OF
the National A. A. l.. record for me
440 and won second place In that event
in Yesterdays intercollegiates He pre-
pared for college at Andover and has
been a consistent performer for Prince
ton ever since his freshman year
Milne stroked the Orange varsity 20
an easy victory over Yale and Harvard
and was a member Of Heinie Lehs ia
nous eight which beat the Navy's g
world championship crew last year. lie
prepared for Princeton at ST. Paufs
School
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
FINANCIAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON. May Psf. G. Robbins.
director of the Bureau of Service of the In
terstate Commerce Commission. has resigned.
effective June T. TO become vice-pfesident of
the Chicago and Erie Railroad He will
have charge of operations on the west end
of the Erie as manager OF the Chicago re-
gion T. C. Roth. his assistant IN the Bu-
reau OF Service. has been promoted TO be It's
director.
Frank Phalcn has resigned as the Republic
Iron and Steel Company's New York district
sales agent to associate himself with his
brother, Charles G.. Phalen. as Phalen 4
Co., Inc. 342 Madison avenue, sales agents
in the New York territory for manufacturers
OF railroad equipment. specialties and iron
and steel products.
Directors OF the Advance Rumely company
have declared n dividend OF three-quarters
OF 1 per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able July to stockholders OF record June Is.
The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
on Friday declared dividend OF per cent.
rayable July TO stockholders OF record
Jtine II.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Lacrosse Ball in Court.

Special Dispatch to~ THE NEw yorK HERALD
New Brunswick. n. j. May 2S-
william Sparks, captain-elect OF the
Rutgers College lacrosse team. hit a
ball out OF College Field in a practice
game several days ago. II sailed over
the fence and hit a passing automobile
and yesterday the owner of the machine
presented 10 the Rutgers Athletic AS
ISOLATION bill for 1891 damages item
lied as follows: Broken wind shield,
s5 medical attention. 81: new suit of
clothing. $40 loss Of one weeks wages,
st52.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

With the Scholastic Athletes

The biggest upset over the week end
in the school boy baseball tournament
of the Public Schools Athletic League
came in the victory of Manual Training
High School over Erasmus Hall, the
Park Slope lads winning their first game
from the Buff and Blue ia ten years
and causing tie for the leadership.
The fielding of Frank Smith behind
Bob Weber. pitcher, saved the game fer
Manual. In the event that BROOKLYN
must play in the first round of the inter-
borough series on June the playoff
will be held this week.
Blue and Gold was the favorite com
bination of colors last Saturday. Cali
fornia carried the colors to victory in
the intercollegiate championships and
Manual scored double triumph, beat
ing Erasmus in baseball and leading
all the high schools in the novice track
and field championships.
George Washington High. last years
aseball champions. will finish no worse
than second in the Manhattan Bronx
Richmond division of the tournament.
II has completed its schedule and Is
second to Clinton with a percentage Of
.S75, with one defeat In eight games,
a good record for team which wa
not figured at the beginning of the
season.
The champion in thee Queens division
has been decided. Richmond Hill, with
seven won and one lost, will represent
its borough in the series for the Grea,er
New York title. The position of runner
up rests among Flushing. Newtown and
Jamaica, the latter schools chance rest
ing on its two remaining games, one
each with Flushing and Newtown, both
of which Jamaica must win.
The annual city track and field cham
pionships of the evening high schools
will be conducted tomorrow afternoon
at Brooklyn Athletic Field. Brooklyn
Evening High School, the present holder
of the trophy, viii meet good opposition
from New York Evening Fl. s. and Bay
Ridge Evening II. S.. the strongest Of
the contending teams.
The eligibility committee of the high
school games committee of the L. >.
A. L. has decided that no boy may rcp-
resent his school as freshman later
than one year from the date of entry
to tho high school. 1t was further de-
cided that no boy who is considered
as a candidate for graduation may play
in any following term and also no boy
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
BANK HAS INTEREST PLAN.
National City to Compound Month
~ mt Per Cent.

A. new method of compounding in
terest will be started by the National
City Bank in the compound interest de-
partment il its Forty-second street
branch after July /. The bank will
thereafter compound interest every
month al the rate of 3 per cent instead
of allowing interest on time deposits
four times, a year and compounding
them semi-arnually.
Charles e. Mitchell president OF the
bank, says that interest will be paid on
all sums in the bank for a month, and
in the event of Withdrawals, interest
will be paid up to the first of the month
in which a withdrawal occurs. Those
unable to deposit in the prescribed per-
iods will not lose more than months
interest.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Piani 0utrides Kramer in
Mile Heats at Newark

Orlando Piani. Italian sprinter de-
feated Frank Kramer in two out OF three
heats Of mile match race at the Velo-
drome In Newark yesterday afternoon
Piani is riding in sensational manner
and he scored his victory over Kramer
after Frank had won the first heat
Piani then took the next two.
Piani Is looked upon as a, contender
for the American championship. the title
now held by Kramer. Piani In the last
few weeks has beaten every star at the
Newark track with the exception OF Ar-
thur Spencer Pian meets Spencer In
a match at the Jersey track tomorrow
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Wind. of Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Fresh. shiftinss probably strong
over north portion and overcast; showery
Monday.
West Gulf-Moderate. variable except
fresh northerly over northeast portion; part
ly overcast Monday; probably local rains.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate southeast except variable over ex-
treme south portion: partly overcast, prob
ably local rains Monday.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate to fresh
southwest and west and fair Monday.
Sandy Hook TO Observation-Disclosures to
fresh south and southwest over north and
moderate easterly over south portion and
fair Monday.
Hatteias to Florida Straits-Fresh to
strong northeast except moderate east and
southeast over extreme south portion; over
cast and showers over south portion Mon
day.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The photographic Office under the
Navy Department Is established TO aid
mariners. 1t publishes nautical charts.
books tables and periodicals. II broad
casts by radio all urgent Information In
volving danger TO vessels. Its branch
offices have tile latest photographic In
formation of all parts OF the world and
are prepared TO serve mariners In many
ways. Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours of
Q and 4 80. where they will be cordially
welcomed All mariners arc requested to
forward promptly TO the nearest branch
office all photographic information. The
Branch photographic Office. New York,
is situated at 1890 Broad st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
England Again Wins Oper
Scotland in Soccer Final
Score Is + Goals to | and
5000 Fans See the
Contest.

For the second year in succession,
England won the annual international
competition OF the New York Foot
ballers' Protective Association yesterday
by defeating Scotland by the score OF
goals to l in the fnal round before
5000 soccer fans at New York Oval
The Scotch team. which showed up
bravely in the first half and had es-
tablished a 10 lead before ends wer,
changed, was a disappointment In the
second period. Two penalties, one in the
first two minutes and another twenty
minutes later. gave England the upper
hand The one-sided aspect Of the Anal
score was due to couple of points
earned through bursts of speed on tht
part Of the English forwards in the last
five minutes of the game. All of the Ave
goals of the match were put through
the net at the northern end OF the field
l The lineup:
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Page Nine.)
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.


Str Rovaer (Nor). Walton. Ms. for New
York. with plaster. to Rock Plaster Manu-
featuring Co.
Schr Thomas IL Lawrence. Somes Sound
for New York. with stone. to Booth Bros.
Schr Lavolta. Franklin for New York.
with stone, TO John Meehan.
York.
Tugs Alert. with I barge Cat S:45 AND
Phoenix, light Cat 80 PM) Bohemia, with
2 tat 2:30 PM) Aries. with Cat $50 PM
Motor ship Daniel NJ Munroe (Br). Wind
sor, Ms. for New York. with plaster, to j
King Co Cat 9:15 AND.
Bound East.
sehr Mary E Cuff. Rockaway for Nor
walk. .
schr II II Chamberlain. New York for
Eastport.
schr Francis Goodnow Edgewater for
Calais.
Tugs Laura NJ Keller. with | barge cat
S:15 AM) Alert, light Cat PM.
Steam derrick Commissioner, with barge
lat 9:l5 AND.
Sailed 2Stn, schrs Flo NJ Nader (Br), from
New York for Lunenburg: Marine tBr)
from do for Cahso william Melbourne tB)
from do for Windsor. MS: Mary + Ander-
son (Br). from do for Sherbrooke; Sarah
Eaton. from do for Calais.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
SAILED.

strs Bylayi. Norfolk; storaker (Nor), Ber-
gen via Phila delpha: Albatross tNo), Ha-
vana; Caxias (Braz). Bahia, &c. via Nor
folk; Bayonne lmotor). philadelphia; Tus-
can, Norfolk Wetika. Cardiff, &c; Argus.
Antwerp via st John: Bolivar. 81 Thomas,
&C: Corone. towing schrs Brma Pendelton
and Grace N Pendelton. Charleston.
Sailed 2Ith. strs Berlin DAM, Montreal ;
Karmoy (Nor) Norfolk; Port MacQuarie
(Br). Brisbane: West Nosska. London via
Philadelphia; Chickasaw. Philadelphia; Vile
du Havre (FD, Tangier, &c: Westerdyk
Dutch. Rotterdam; Janus (FD. Alsiers,
&c. via Philadelphia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Sunday, May 20. 1922. at AM, re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was thirty and thirty three hundredths
tS033) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and seventy and three-tentlls
(7I0.3 millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use. the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. Pm, Sc. 13 miles
clear; light sea: visibility, II miles.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

Great Britain. France and Italy may
be classed with these or among the
countries. like Czecho-Slovakia. the
volume Of whose currency appears to be
relatively stabilized. but France and
Italy continue the expansion of their
short term debts. Currency initiation.
however. is still proceeding at a rapid
pace in Germany. Austria. Hungary.
Poland and several other eastern Eu-
ropean States"
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

may represent his school who has been
IN high school for more than nine terms.
The movement in favor of adding
water polo to the list of aquatic sports
of the Public Schools Athletic League
Is still not strong enough. At the last
monthly meeting of the high scho )ls
games committee five schools were re-
ported in favor Of the sport. but the rec
ommendation of C. A. Toussaint of
Townsend Harris, chairman of the swim
ming committee, that tournament be
organized was not accepted
The letters awarded in the past to
Brockton (Mass.) High School pupils
prominent in athletics are to be given
in the future to those students who are
active in other branches of scholastic
endeavor. A special committee. COM
posed of pupils who have starred in
sports. recommtnd this action, by which
the editor and the business manager
OF the school paper, the leader of the
orchestra. the president of the senior
class and leaders in other activities, girls
as we'll as boys, will be eligible for the
insignia.
Six athletes are included in the list
of members elected to the Arsta
Chapter at Stuyvesant High School.
They are George Geirschevski, football.
baseball and track James Kennedy,
swimming and crew; Thomas Peterson,
swimming William Miles. tennis; Will
lam Wendt. baseball, and Julius Fine
stone. track.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
[From the Hydrosraphlc office. |

WASHINGTON, DC. May 2s-Advisory
northeast storm warnings displayed $3.50
PM, Bay ST Louis, Miss. to Carrabelle. Fla
Disturbance over Eastern Gulf of Mexico
apparently increasing in intensity. Strong
northeast winds and thick. rainy weather
will prevail tonight and probably Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

Z CAPE RACE. NF, May 2s-Barometer at
noon. 29.s0 inches wind NV. strong breeze !;
weather. fine; temperature, AZ deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

PORT GAMBLE. Wash. May 27-Str An
drea Luckenbach grounded off this port Fri
day morning and floated Friday afternoon
unchanged; Is loading
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

AS a forerunner to the international
match at New York Oval yesterday
afternoon, the Brooklyn and Bay Ridge
Football clubs contested their game in
the final round for the La Sultana
trophy. The play throughout was of
high order. both teams going at high
clip without letup. The defense. how
ever carried off the honors and the
game ended in a tie with neither side
scoring. A replay will be necessary
The Calpe- American soccer team de-
feated the Tyrconnell Celts by the
score Of . goals to in the semi-fnal
round for the Royal Nestor cup at New
York Oval yesterday morning
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CEDRIC (Br), at Queenstown 2sth.
MEGANTIC (Br), at Liverpool 2Sth.
PRESIDENT VAN BUREN, at Cherbours
9th.
RELIANCE. at Hamburg oeth.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

BALTIC (Bp. from Liverpool e7th for New
York
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

Ten pounds apprentice allowance Claimed.
Third Race-,rhc Willow; conditions; mares.
three year olds and upward; five and half
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Belmont Park Entries.

First Iace-The scud: conditions; two
ycar-olds; four and half furlongs, straight
Index Wt.lTndex. VT.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

may represent his school who has been
in high school for more than nine terms.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

Second Race--Steepiechase maidens: four
year-olds and upward about two miles:
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Znaczna Wiekszosc ObywateI
PrzeciWkO Dalszemu Trwa-
niu Prohibicji.

Wedlug peiniejszych nieco
sprawozdan gfosowania mad
zmodyfikowaniem prawa Volstea
da okazuje sic, re wiekszosc O.
bywatei oSwiadczyla sic "a emo
dyfikowaniem prawa Nolsteada,
w Stanie Illinois stosunek gfo-
sow "a zmodyfikowaniem do ilo-
sci glosow przeciw przedstawla
sic lax 2 do /. w 4,045 precynk-
tack iacznie powiatem Cook z
liczby og6lnej $500 precynktow
.777,oO9 wyborcow oswiadczyto
sic "a zmodyfikowaniem prawa
prohibicyjnego a tylko 5oo'S9l
przeciwko. w innych Stanach
sentyment ten "a zmodyfikowa-
aiem prawa prohibicyjnego oKa-
zai sic tax samo bardzo silny, Je-
dynie W Ohio, gdzie powstafa Ii
ga antywyszynkowa, zwolennfcy
prohibicji odniesli zwyeiestwo
wiekszoscia 100000 glosow.
Natomiast pokonani oni zostali W
ctanach, dotychczas uznawanych
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Byly KrOI KOnstanty Me Bedzie Sadzony.
Litwa Me Zawiera Sojusm MlitarnegO SOwietam
biloxi mniejszoSci narOdOwych
pomimo grozb skrajnych sepa--
ratyst6w.
STRONNICTWA NAR0DOWE
ME OTRZYMALY WIEKSZO-
SCI w WYBORACH

Warszawa, 9. listop. (Prasa
Stow - Nadsyianie rezultat6w
powszechnego glOsOwania W Pol
see, jake miaiO miejsce ubieg{ej
niedzieli, odbywa sic nader po-
wolf jednak otrzymane dOtad
cyfry dostatecznie wyjasniaja,
1e centralne partie pOlityczne
odniosly Bwyciestwo mad stron.
nictwami narodOwemi, gdyz u
zyskaIy 40 prOcent caIej liczby
mandat6w poselskich, czyli re
W nowym sejmie beda pOsiada-
{y ich wiecej nii W sejmie pO-
przednim. Wskutek pOwyzsze--
go, grupa radykalna, sk}adajaca
sic z socjalist6w. wlOscian i
mnieiszoSci narOdOwych, pOsia-
die wp4yw na uchwa}y sejmu,
W sk{adzie kt6regO bedzie mai
mniej so posi6w cd mniejszOsci
narodowych.
(Depesza powyzsza, jak wi
dac, jest W sprzecznoSci z depe-
sza, otrzymana wczoraj przez
Wieden. Kt6ra wiadomosc jest
blizsza prawdy, pokaza dopiero
oficjalne sprawozdania rzadowe.
Wszystkie dotychczas wiad6mo-
Sci maja charakter nieoficjalny.
Przyp. Red. DE-. Ch.) ....
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Pc kilkogodzinnem sledztwie
konGerencjach organizacja demo
kratyczna oskarzyla klike magi-
stracka o kradziez glosow sedzie
mu Jareckiemu, kt6ry pobR przy
wyborach Righeimera wick
szoscia 33,925 giosow. TAX samo
pr6bowaIa klika magistracka O.
kraSG i innych kandydatow magi
strackich, Juz cd samego rama no
zesziy sic pogSoski, re okradzio-
no kandydatow acknowledgement
Z tysiecy giosow. Ko}o poiudnia
pogloski te staiy sic tax uporczy-
we, re liderzy demokratyczni od-
byli konfe-encje i wezwali praw-
nik6w, obeznanych maszyna
wyborcza. w rezultacie narad po
stArowiono coSkolwiek przedsie-
wziac i dlatego zwrocono sic for
naInie do marszaka St. Zjedn.,
p. Roberta R Levy, z prosba o
naznaczenie deputowanych, kto--
rzyby strzegli balotow W ratuszu,
gdzie akta, ksiegi it'd. zostaiy zam
kn;ete w piwnicach. Po zbadaniu
sprawy p. Levy naznaczyl depu-
towanych do strzezenia piwnic
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"a suche jak mp. New Jersey. w
Minnesota sam P. Volstead 20
stall pokonany przez Q. j. Kva-
.lc, ktory jednak oSwiadczyi, &c
Jest jeszcze wiekszym zwolenni,
kiem prohibicji, anizeli P. Vol
stead.
Kleska p. Volsteada przy wybo
rach komentowana jest jako bar
do powazna, gdyz prezesem ko-
mitetu sadowego, ktory posiada
wladze mad prohibicja, bedz;e
liberal p. George S. Graham. kto-
ry jednak oswiadczyi, re ME be-
die sic kierowai sentymentem
swoim Ipb wiekszoscia Izby, lecz
VIOLA narodu.
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Kronika Chicagoska.
KIika Magistracka Chce 0krase Jareckiego.

|ileimer wiekszoscia Cd 100 do zoo
gtosow, ME mowiac juz powia-
tach, gdzie wiekszosc ia jest
znaczniejsza. Wobec takiego
stanu rzeczy partja demo-
kratyczna musiala chwycic sic ra
dykalnych srodkow, by ME dopu-
scic do okradzenia swoich handy
datow.
Harzadzenia p. Levy'ego bar
dzo NE podobaiy sic klerkowi
miejskiemu, ktory usprawiedli--
vial sic potem, re otrzyma} roz-
kaz. by nikomu ME pozwalac po-
zostawac w biurach komisarzy e.
lekcyjnych. Deputowani musieli
wobec braku odpowiedniego roz-
porza dzenia stree piwnic z ze--
wnatrz, dop:ero dzisiaj maja po
starac sic 0 to, by i'm pozwolono
stree balotow i wewnatrz.
Ztchwa}oSc kliki magistrackiej
ME zna wprost granic, 1vobec ia
snego wprost zwyciestwa sedzie-
go Jareckiego chce ona przeko--
nac obywateli, re Righeimer pre-
szedf re ME wypowiedziano sic
"a Jareckim.
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WOJNA z TURKAMI WISI
MA WLOSKU.

Konstantynopol, 8. listopada.
GPrasa Stow - Dalsze nalega-
ME nacjonalistow tureckich, ably
panstwa sojusznicze zaprzestaSy
swei kontroli ma kolejach, w urze
dach poborow podatkowych
prasowej century prewencyjnej
w stosunku do gazet tureckich
: powoduja coraz wieksze ME
bezpieczehstwo wojny Turka'
mi.
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