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The evening world., 1922-04-06
PROSECUTOR SEEKS
HIDDEN ANGLES IN
SHOOTING Or BECK.
Army Officer Slain Iy Bullet,
Not Blow With Re1olver,
N-Ray Reveals.
DAYS WILL TESTIFY.
Body Of Aviator Stripped of
Insignia by MilitaryCourt'S
Order.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April

OKLAHOMA CITY, OHa.. April s..
Various phases of the Staying here
Of Lieut.. Col. Paul Ward Beck, as
sistant commandant of Post Field,
Fort Sill, Okla, early Tuesday in
the home Of Jean P. Day, iurist and
oil man, were being developed to-day
by county officials. County Attorney
Forrest Hughes declared he was in
vcstigating possible hidden angles"
Of the tragedy.
N-ray photographs definitely set
tied the question as to whether Beck
was shot. Shattered fragments of Il
bullet were disclosed in the head of
the army officer. The bullet APP
peared to have entered near the top
Of the head, above the right car. 1t
ranged down and forward
Day has declared he struck Beck
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he returned home and found the avia-
tor struggling with Mrs. Day. The
revolver was DISCHARGED accidentally.
r.,. o,.,ort. ,ro+o,,in- L., a., ,,.4 T.,
'' .,, ~ 0'- '''' -
'eh' 10 XIII Ilo army "illc'F'
The liquor anglo was also being in
vcstigated by County Attorney Hughes
9s we'll os nv Federal probihition Of
I,...- ,,.,-,,,,.. ...-..-..-. g,
ne iouHu po'lleS an" S''ceu oranges
scattered about the room in which
Beck was slain.
nav, docI,rod to-d,, tbo+ ro,bir,
-, -i-,.,.- ,
''' o''7'' ''''''' i'''i 81, ,"''o''' 'l''''o'
cordial had been served at the MD
Il ght dancing part in the Day home
nrrccdiTr tho TRAGEDY
por, Nav. and Nr.s D,.. b,,o nm
'''o' W., '''. '''''
tell the story Of the killing at the
Coroncr's inquest set for Saturday
The evening world., 1922-04-06
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THE WORLD
The evening world., 1922-04-06

oMc1 Of q aeJscI!ve agency
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.,.WOMEN ARE PA WING AN
IMPORTANT PART IN THE
BANKING WORLD OF TODAY

How many well educated. brilliant
women In the past have lost huge
fortunes because OF their ignorance
on the subject o: handling money!
II women are advancing in other
chains or life they must pay more
attention To their incomes. The
world expects it--dcmands II. To
every protected woman the day may
come when she is obliged IL stand
uron her own decisions; and the
knowledge and judgment she then
possesses will mean the difference
between security and poverty.
Banks can encourage women on
the subject of thrift Their advcr-
Using can nc directed to them and
in tha; way stimulate the thought
more and more one of the first
steps in acquiring knowledge Of
finance is 10 save. It takes that ser
viceable attribute. character. II
takes. too. lots of good common
sense TO decide just what really adds
10 Your happiness and welfare. Saw
ing helps to create happiness be-
cause il gives You feeling of Sc
curity
To begin n bank account there is
almost no amount too smail-thc
main thing is TO begin. The bank
wants Your account. no. matter how
small and the officers Of any fnan-
cial institution will be glad to as
sist YOU in acquiring knowledge on
banking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
no, one word of my maiden cror, had

not one word of my maiden effort had
been altered.
Gelcu burgess.
The Boston Transcript used to print
every Saturday a page of Notes ard
Queries" Well, being clever youth.
noticed that most OF these queries
began like this: Can YOU sive me the
rest Of the poem beginning, etc"
Aha There was my chance.
Forthwith l, also. wrote:
Dear Editor:
Who Is the author OF the poem
commencing The dismal day with
drcay pace" and can YOU give the
verses? l.. l.. G.
This being duly printed, sent my
"follow-up" letter:
Editor of the Trausciipt:
The author OF tho poem commouc-
Ing The dreay day" etc. is Frank
Gelctt burgess. and the whole poem
is as follows:
The dismal day with dreary pace
Hath dragged its tortuous length
along:
The Gravcstoncs black and funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
EDGLING EXPERIENCES
81 OF WELL-kNOWN AUTHORS

structive essay. The First Page Of
The portrai, q Lady" and
dropped my Improvement into the
mail.
kathleen Norris.
1t was a short story. and called
1t what Happened to Alanna" I
wrote IL in 1902. when was a book
keeper in hardware house in San
Francisco. and solaccd my rather
'ronotonous day. with tile thought
that some day would be "A writer
In 1909 the trunk and Alanua and
went TO New York, and I was mar
rie,l; incidentally. to magazine maa
who believed that could write.
Now comes the really interesting
part Of Alanna's career. The maya
zine man made a list o: twenty eight
magazines which used fiction. begin
ninE alphabetically with the Atlantic.
He sent Alanna steadily down the line
with Sickcning cost to himself. for
stamps and envelopes. but none to
my feelings. for he volunteered no
information, and avoided the sub
Ject rs II 1t had been the pcstilcnc..
Having completed her tour, Alanno
returned in due rotation to the At
iantic. and this time found friendly
earth upon which to plant her foot
The editor accepted the story. with a
score OF kindly words. could write
the letter now in the dark and put in
every comma correctly.
And between It's first fair copy. in
California, 1902. and its appearance
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their mistake and stop payment on a
check before / could get il cashed
They gave the amount to me In
iivcs and tens; and the result was an
imposing roll. had not really
Eraspcd the fact that there could b.
so much money In the world.
New York was large, and they did
not know where ] lived. so after l
got TO the street felt comparatively
safe. | have never been so well paid
for serial since. Oh, yes. have
had more money paid me: but never
knew the thrill.
Richard wnshburn Child,
My first literary effort was an illus
tratcd History of the Civil War
completed. original sources indicate.
at the age of seven.
The prodigious though imprint 81
maiden effort persisted throushou,
childhood.
Look inS>b back upon collected works
OF that early period. the critic would
pick out as noteworthy long and
II must be confessed. laboriuus work.
entitled IA Trip Down the Missis-
sippi," completed at the age of
twelve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

markable to see figures on this busi-
ness OF saving pennies and dimes.
One family OF two actually put $40
into their general saving fund after
only years ownership of n dime
bank. The dimes arc not missed as
they fall In. but they mount up
nightly when the end of the fiscal
year arrives.
II would be both an instructive and
Interesting gift TO present to a child
just growing up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
ND IN MAKING CHRISTMAS HAPPY ONE

~ avoided and that we do not give
gift unless 1t be something which
Will educate and uplift the recipient.
And we feel the same about things
that are given to u.s.
So. for just such cases. we have
the suggestion of penny banks and
nickel banks and dime banks which
sit In state Oh the mantlcpiccc OF
the living room. fairly eating M con-
tTibutions and teaching it's owner the
attractions of thrift. II Is really re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
M tonAnE>cE roun. Ju.

Women and finance.
.eist,is dtnisult FOR us to connect the
two, duo to tho ideas Of our fore
fathers which have descended
through the generations, bu; as VIC
nick up our papers and read inter-
gs;iuc accounts Of our women adj
- SenttfE fn"the realms Of our nnan-
oial world. We ask ourselves Are
): we raying enough attention to our
women dcpositors?" Money ana con-
servat!on have always gone hand in
, hanu: 30 Il lis natural enough that.
s the barriers and limitations sur
rounding 'Nbmen have one Ivy ono
fallen. the last one 10 give way Is
he idea that men. through some
mysterious gift OF Providence, are
aS5SSSdNIH an inside track in tho
uEd4rsta 9sfteTs OF money.
ySnSsh are coming into their own.
'5tsSlYRre occupying seats OF honor
;JRd&f' views and suggestions are
rikpeH ing moro consideration. And
NftS 30 they stress sufficient impor-
tHGseh 10 the accumulation Of their
oEAiincomGs Ne matter how sur
rSmdt%i,NSsSt may he today by de-
NPssaSNnSSTsc every woman. as a
uIAStGrssST safety and sclf-protcc;ion.
EpM52sASow how much money she
hhsa h3sshc can manage to save.
ata sSnS.f8S d how II should be in
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PENNY BANK AT HOME
STILL DOING BUSINESS

Talk about unitarian presents
Some of us think presents are not
presents IL they're anything but
frilly. unnecessary Injuries with
which we would never enrich our
selves. But others Of us are of that
stcrncr type. who feel the frivolous
unnecessary adjuncts are to be strict
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lfNs''n MY NdlGcu f.llOrt 'I'ouD.r >
dHE Rage & Co), collection OF con-
fSssrons by lo5 well-known American
v4rstefs. we take the following para
,;taphf. which fairly illustrate the
ueE OF young talent in literature.
nocth Huntington.
sfirst published writing for which
1SVas paid by a publisher or editor
Mas a ''joke" in Life. in 1894 Gibson
i4nstratcd this Joke" though l sen,
fem the Illustration for it myself.
When they returned mine l though:
nsatters over and decided they mus;
hE,Ne liked his illustration better than
Sey did mine; but as they sent me
$3.50 for the Joke" / concluded not
% make a disturbance.
In 1925 they did print picture !
drew; they sent me SIS for 1t, an
only 81 for the accompanying text
SO I decided that / was an illustrator
after all.
These financial details are imror-
tant because they We're the detcrmin-
;ng causes OF my whole career as an
illustrator. This career lasted with
out any further remuneration until
lS9S. when Mr.. Mcclure. recovering
from influenza. and depressed, de-
cidcd that his magazine couldn't bo
much injured by printing my first
novel as a serial.
Then / again became n writer.
Fanny Hurst.
In college, under the subtle pscu-
donym, Fan Niehurst. l sent four sue
cessive bits OF fiction To local paper
Of rather national repute. Recdy's
Mirror. i love idyl of Roman
maiden and gladiator large OF blcep
An El!zabethan romance smackinc Of
me Paul and Virginia school. The
Confessions OF a Nubian Girl" and
last. the han-and- eEgs courtship OF q.
department store clerk named Eddie
SnUgEs.
sold the las, for IS had broken
Into fiction.
With that IS purchased 4 Inoroc-
co-hound notebook largely ana Eiitly
Inscribed, Fannie Hurst-Author."
!, was the dire beginning OF VIII
knows wha, dire end!
Irwin :. Cobb.
cannot recall the time in ,li!l,-
mood when the mere sight Of a sh,e:
ri clean paper failed 10 arouse in me
q desire 10 make black marks on II.
My earliest known photograph shows
me, at the tender arc OF twenty
months lying Nat upon my stomach
! could lie Nat upon my stomach then
scri bling upon a sheet OF paper
With q stub Of pencil.
started out In life to be an artist
IS FAR back as can remember I
drew pictures OF sorts Pictures
which drew AT the age of -FOUR
years nave been preserved.
IN the summer of 1911. one Gay.
"if-ha"f made bet with q friend
mat ! could write Il piece O. actio.
II serious nature and that when
twas written could scu It TO F..
magazine. Ny Vacation started tho
GLOWING week. IL the last two days
Il 'ha' vacation ! wrote the frs:
PER- Of nay frst story When had
reaFsea j somewhat offered it To
- SATURDAY Evening Post and the
iuNfiaE evening Post accepted II
III punished IL aud won the bet.
r. gave W earning and honest liv-
as newsIaper reporter an!
'fned action writer.
Harold Mnccrnth.
hl- not nave 10 pcdd.c iuy first
hYfN u ala NOT go from oAc, 80
once a'Hnt have any hcartaches
Rang aho the thing was done
LUCK 80" sir. hac6 OF what looks
ING !"ck w"r" ten years % s'rcnuo..
Hs"'Ptrei ""fh aud when ! sat
"'r" meant 1t Since eighteen !
nav ueeh partially deaf ana TO haur
on 10 me newspaper game with i'm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

Il. G.. =.
OF course, it was printed You see.
It's easy when you know how. To
this day this is the only sure way |
know of getting a manuscript printed.
Stewart Edward White.
The Wcsterncrs' l sent in 20
Munsey's. They wrote that they would
take II and mentioned that they
though, $500 would be about right.
did not believe them. AS hap
pcncd To be in New York at the mo-
mcnt' | hustled around TO the Office.
Nobody had corrected the mistake
asked if they could pay me then.
They said they could. l asked if they
had cash rather than II check. They
looked surprised; but said they would
see.
was afraid they would find out
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vase
Cast horrid shadows long.

oh. let me die. ana never think
Upon the joys OF long ago:
For cankeriug thoughts make all the
world
wilderness Of woe.
Your truly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-28
UMoWA WLoSKo
HISZPANSKA.

Paryz, %. lutego. - Rojalisty-
czna gazeta Action Franchise
.uczynila rewelacje, IL obecnie to-
CA sic tajne rokowania pomie--
.dzy WEochami Hiszpanja W
sprawie porozumienia morskie--
go, zaznaczajac, Il rokowania to-
Icza sic pod kierownictwem Fran
.cji.
Wsochy i Hisgpanja znajduja
sig w przededniu zawarcia tajnej
.unowy, dotyczacej t2ySia 81
morskich ma wodach nora Sro-
dziernnego jako PrzeciwwaznilS
trudnosciom stwarzanym przez
Anglikow W Tangierze. R6wno$c
tonnazu Francji ! W{och przyje-
ia ma konferencji waszyngtoti-
skiej czyni flote francuska slab
.szs cd floty wioskiej, poniewaz
Francja ma try mora do obro-
ny, procz tego flota jej musi
przechodzic pod armatami angiei
skiemi ustawionemi W Gibralta--
RE.
Wediug wspomnianej gazety,
wyspy Baleary wyspa Sardynja
ME 50 odpowiednie jake podSta-
wy operacyjne ola Sodzi podwo-
dnych, poniewaz odcinaja one
Francje cd jej kolonij afrykah--
skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-28
KRYTYCZNE PoLozENIE
SOWIEToW.

MosEwa, %. lutego. (Prasa
Stow = Delegacja sowiecka ma
konferencje do Cent? otrzymala
instrukcje udzielenia zadanych
koncesyj Wzamian "a udzielenie
rzadowi sowieckierru olbrzymiej
pozyczki ma cele odbudowy. Jeze
Ii spodziewana pozyczka ME 20
stanie udzielona, to rosyjskie-
go punktp widzenia konferencja
w Genui bedzie miaia ola Rosji
tylEo ~moralne znaczenie, oczy--
wi5cie, jezei Rad sowietow 20
stanie uznany.
Liderzy sowieccy Przekc,;li
sic W ostatnich kiiku tygod ach,
&c stan zaprowjantowania Jest o.
gromnie rozpaczliwy. Dopolli
ch}opi rosyjscy czsSt burr azji
uniera z gfodu, to sowiety ten
zbytnio sic ME przejmuja; lecz
giod zbliza sic powoh W kierun-
ku Moskwy, siedziby czerwonych
carow, co ogromnie niepol,i Ii
derow sowieckich, ktorzy zwra-
GAIA sic do wszystkich czesci Re-
sji z prosba o nadsysaaie pozy--
wienia. Czerwonej armji Z poczat
KEN marca grozi brak zywncsci
i sytuacja kazdym miesiacem
bedzie coraz gorsza az do zniw.
Groze sytuacji W Rosii MONA
sadzic po zachowaniu sic wiadz
sowieckich W stosunku do Ame-
rykahskiej Administered Ratun-
kowej. w pazdzierniku roku zesz
lego wladze sowieckie zachowy-
waiy sic 2 wymusztna grzeczno-
scia wobec czfonkow Administra
eli Amcrykanskiej. lecz kazdynl
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PRED KoNFERENcJA GE-
NUENSKA.

Paryz, %. lutego. - Ze zrodel
dobrze poiuformowanych dono--
sza. IL ma konferencii W Genui
mad sprawa odszkodowania wo--
iennego zadnej dyskusji ME be-
die. Sprawa Bliskiego Wschodu
bedzie wniesiona pod obrady /
wedle moznoSci bedzie zaSatwio-
ma pokojowo Co sic tyczy spraw
marynarki francuskiej, to Lloyd
George przekonai sic, IL kwestja
ia ME Jest tax bardzo pilna, albo-
wien Francja ME zamierza na--
tychmiastowej budowy oAretow'
w sprawie paktu anglo iran
cuskiego, kl6ry gwarantuie bez-
pieczenstwo PoIsLi, istnieje fax
tyczne porozumienie, IL bedzie on
podpisany pred rozpoczeciem
Sic konferencn ekonomicznej W
Genui.
Francja i Anglia dosziy do po-
rozumienia, IL obecno5c delega-
tow sowieckich ma konferencli W
Genui ME pociaga koniecznic "a
sobs uznania rzad6w sowiecklch
W Rosji. Dezycja 'Francji An
glii w sprawaoh rosyjsSich be--
die zalezaia W znacznym stop
niu Cd zachowania sic bolszewi-
k6w ma konferencji.
Sprawa ograniczenia zbrojen
ladowyoh ma bye przekazana Ii
DE Narodow, kt6ra zbiera staty-
stvczne dane we wszystkich pan
stwach, odrozniajac poiicie cd sd
pbronnych. Komisja Ligi wyio-7
mona specjalnie dla zebrania da-
uych W kwestji uzbrojenia Po--
szczeg6lnych pahstw ma zfozye
definitywny plan ogranlczenia
zbrojeh pahstw europeJskich ma
zebraniu Ligi Narodow, ktore
odbedzie sic W pazdzierniku, ro f.
Istnicie r6wniez tendencia, aze-
~ umowe waszyngtohska co do
,edukcji zbrojeh morskich roz-,
,zerzyG ma thniejsze pahstwa, kto
e So czionlami Ligi.
Porozumienie osiagniete Pomis
Izy Francja / Anglia ma konte--
.encii premjg6w W Bouiogne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-28
OSTATNIA POCZTA
sEJM WILENSKT UCHWALH
POLACZENIE WILENSZCzY-.
ZNY q POLSKA.

7 Wediug Otrzymanych Ostatnio
wiadOmosci, Sejm Wilensh u
chwaIiI wiekszoscia SO glos6w
przeciwkO 6 przyIaczenie Litwy
Srodkowej do POlski. Nastr6j
wsr6d posl6w byl nadzwyczai
entuzjastyczny. PO Ogioszeniu
uchwaly wszyscy pOsIowie PO--
wstali / Odspiewali ,,Jeszcze
POlska ME zginela". Wielka ra-
dose i wruszenie wycisneiy hy
w Oczach poSi6w i zebranej liz
cznie W sail obrad publicznosci.
PomysIny rezultat g}osowania
zostai Obwieszczony biaiO czer-
wonemi chOragiewkami z Orlem
polskim.
Ma mOcy uchwa}y Sejmu Wi
lehskiegO wszystkie umowy "a
warte pOmiedzy rzadem sOwie-
ckim / kowiensIkiem W stosunku
do Ziemi WiIenskiej zostaIy
przekreslOne i Litwa Srodkowa
zostaIa bezpOsredIlio przylaczo-
ma do RzeczypOspOIitej pOIskiei
.przyjmuiac ipsO facto konsty--
tucje Panstwa Polskiego uchwa
Iona W rolxu 1921.
.Nastepnego dnia ludnose' VIII
ma urzadzi{a wielka manifesto
Gle. Miasto zOstaiO ozdobiOne
|gesto choragwianni poIskiemi. w.
katedrze wilehskiej wObec stu.
tysiecznegO tiumu odbylo sic u
roczyste nabozenstwo z powOdu
powzietej W Sejnie uchwaly o
przylaczeniu Ziemi WilehsItiej
do PoIski. Nabozeistwo uroczy-
ste zostaIo Odprawione przez
'sedziwego biskupa wilehskiegO
*. HryniewieckiegO.
w Warszawie po otrzymaniu
radosnej wiesci o uchwaIe wiIen
Iskiei zapanowala nieopisana ra-
dose. Urzadzono masowe mani
.festacje podczas kt6rych wy
glOzOnO wiele NOW patriotycz-
.nych. TEu1ny publicznosci udaiy
sic pod Belweder, wznOszac d
krzyki ma Geese NaczeInika Pan
silva JMefa PiEsudskiege. Gene
raj ZeIigowski Sr6Wniez byI
przedmioteii ertuziasty ycznych
owacyj.
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TELEGRAM NACZELNIKA
PANSTWA. ir-~


WII1NO. Podczas posieGzeaIia
Sejmu wilenslsiego diiia 4go b. m. ma
daszIo od NaczeInika Paiistwa. J6zefa
PflSudsliegO depesza, nastepujaca, kt6-
"a MarSzafek sejmu 0dCzytaI:
do Pana MarszaliSa Sejmu Wien
sliego W Whine.
PO otrzynianiu wiadomosci o ukon-
stytuOwaniu sic sejrnu W Whine, spie-
ze ma rece pahsl1ie, Panic Marszs'.Su,
przesEaG noje 1ajserdeczniejsze iycze-
MIA owocnej piracy dIa dObra wszySt-
EIdch mieszl1adc6w, reprezentowanego
przez niego lraju, kt6ry lyle lnwi, lez
/ OIbrzymich wysilk6w kosztowas W
przeciagu wislSowej wSp6lnej naszej hi
,stOrji.
J6zef PiIsudsli, NsczelnE Panstwa
i Naczelny W6dz".
Przy odezytywauiu tel dePeszy pO-
s3owie wstajs niejsc, po ui1Onczeniu
zaas czytania wznosza dIIsairotnie o.
Irz5id: MECH Eyje PiHsudad". tEntu-
-zjastyczne Cl1astd).
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zAKONCzENIE OBRAD KOAISJI
FTNANSOWEJ.

KATOWICE. - KOmisia FinansOwa
rakohczyla W d. 20 stycznia Swe Obrady
| ustaIila waruTli, dOtyczaee waluty,
nlaiacej obowiazywaG ma pOIsl5iej eze-
Sci G. SIaska. Zgodnie decyzja mo
carstw miedzysOjuSzniczych waiuta O.
biegowa po1ostsje nadaI nrarSsa nie--
miessa. Uklad przewiduje war1nlid
wsr6d jaldch wprO~athona ma bye "
,prryszlOsci na G6rnym Slasku waIuta
polska-
w KOmisji, dotyczacej Spraw wody J
eleItrycznosci, ustalOno pra~ie wszy-
stIde pufGty, tyczaee sie kwestji zao-
patrzenia G6rnegO Slaska W wOde.
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Patrzajcie-no ma powyzszy o.
brazek: Widzicie ma MIN to, CO
sic aktualnie, i rzeczywiscie die
ie z mani wszystkimi W Chica--
go Wypadek powyzei naryso--
wany wydarzyi sic jednemu z
naszych adwokat6w, ktory nam
rzecz te opisai. Woznica polski
wjechai CO dopiero ma tory tram
wajowe, wyjeidzajac z bocznei
ulicy, a motorowy tramwaiu ivy
mySlay 60 slowy, wypisanenii ma
obrazSu,
Bez powodu, be- zadnsj racji
- paskudny ,,Jajon'' najgorsze-
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OBECNY STOSUNEK FRANgJI DO
POLSKI NIEZuENIONY.

WARSZAWA. = Posei fraRcusid W
Warszawie p. PaIiafleu zfoiyi wizyte
ministrOwi spraw zagranicznych. p.
Skirmuntowi i zawiadorlii oficjalnie
rad pOlsli r1onstytuOwanaiu sic no
wego gabinetu we Francji, oraz, po-
Iecenia p. Poincare'ego zawiadomA rad
pOlslIi, te pOlityiSa nOwegO ga6inetu W
stOsunlu do POIski Oparta bedrie ma
tych samych zasadach, na jaidch Opie-
rala sic pOIityka gabinetu Brianda.
Nowy Rad pragnie utrzyma6 / bar
dziej zaciesnf6 weziy laczaoe narOdy,
l1t6re wsp6lnie przeIewaly krew dla u
zyskania sprswiedliwego p61oju.
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Fl, Bracia i Siostrylt obudzie
siel Ooknac sic! otrzasnac sic z
.gnuSnosci niedbasosci! Polity-
ka "a pasem. Regestracja j pFa-
wybory - ino patrzecl Uwazaj-
Gle mezowie ma zony, a zony ma
rnsz6w, zebyscie sic wszyscy re-
gestrowali giosowali W Prawy-
boraclrl
Do kobiet szczegolniejszy A.
pei: macie prawa rowne teraz z
mezczyznami, korzystajcie 2
nich Rodaczki: giosowac, gioso-
wac - wszystkie!
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mi .wyzwiskami poczestowal ma

mi wyzwiskami poczestowal ma
szego rodaka.
Podobnie. .odnoszs sic do mas
wszyscy Ajrysze zwiaszcza W
polityce: my tu niczem, oni
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Oni rzsdza
sic W mieScie naszetn = niczen1
szare gssi, albo uierogate stwo-
rzenie ma grzsdzie. A my, co
I'll many olPrzymia liczbe gio--
sow, pozwalamy ma to, nieczyn-
nj obojstni ma take zniewa--
81 j taisie pogardliwe traktowa-
niel