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Sherman not N" sherman VI" made
certain unSavCry place famous ana
smith, nutrition experts. -! thal We
have got to stop comparing tn" "IdN
10 a steam cnEin"--thLl 80 Tar as Inc
NJ. lzation or food j. concerned. - C"in
harrison 10 4 ra>"lluc "ns.n" y bet
ter. Because in hu;h cases IN" motor
energy comcS rot from IA" h"a' at III"
fuel, but from the chemical reaction OF
tho fuCi
They say. therefore. that from mis-
one point OF view II /, perhaps nnt"r-
,Una;" that energy vain" 90 !""d ana
tn. energy needs Of IN" body ar" cr-
pressed in Ca.orisS.
oh Anah won'c ne Galore theory
expiosioniSts jump on ina; statement
Perhaps | 10 wrong in giving !; pub
l.r;t,. :"r when they quote sherman and
Smith they won't quote the words per
hans from one point OF vl"w,' ana thnY
will separate tho statement from It's
context. ard quot" them a. their author
tiles. You $50 Il that does noi happen
Rui you won; hc deceived.
Until a better term j. devised the
word Galore VIII SIN do yocmhn SER
wee. whatcvcr that is. and do II mighty
well. oar reducing class can tcs,lfy
that there - - td'nri" "thenTy.' that
the term ,%tiorIc j. simply the scientific
torn for the ut OF measuring neat and
thu energy value OF foods. and that a
know l"d,,c Of them IS the best l:;tlc life
saver ever discovered.
Isn't that So my dear Caluric Noun
terso How are you getting along" The
pledges and the first reports are coming
in BY tho huShc.. ! shall ass Tor an
other report soon. Watch for 1t.
want good one. VIC wont use your
names
In the meanwhile. pleas" remember
that | cannot prescribe individual die
requirements. nor answer questions 7cr
tanning 10 individual disorders. Only
question mat can be answered in th'
column and that are OF general metres
can be answered.
have had several inquiries regarding
excessive pcrSpiratIon. That. for IN
stance. Is OF genera interest and | shall
cover /, shortly. However. | sincerely
hope the condition las TO direct relation
10 our column?
To get back TO our machinery. Tn,
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1859. Canton crepe or crepe; DO
chine would be attractive for this
style, but It is nice also for gnghsm
and other cotton weaves. The sktt -
joined 10 a long wasted underbody.
The overblouse, caught up at the sides
in soft folds under ribbon trimming or
motif or rosette, is slipped over mo
dress when worn. One may have ootn
skirt and overblouse il straight or
scalloped outline. .:,-.,::..'
This pattern is cut in four Sizes. 8.
8, 10 and II years. A 10 year size TO
ouires ~ yards Of 40 inch material.
Pattern mailed to any address ON
receipt OF 12c in silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. send
II cents 70 Tho 1ntslligsncef ohpA
Wheeling. ". Va. >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
FINE LIQUOR vIoLAroRS
Judge Baker Particularly Severe on
whiskey Runners.

tt Saturdays, session Of '"dcrat court
Il, ,rrrnd.t'.IS CharCcd with Violation
~ 'hc prohibition LAW, entered pleas .:
guilty and wee rlNriI severe pcnt4uCS
i, Judr.. la,hrr - y. MclchCr -. W.
kntup and LEO Hartman. VII" admitted
rurn Nc liquor from Pittsburgh :" Fair
mon, and Roy Str-n VI No ~ View
street. who admitted possession Of 4
g." GHllou still nnd 80 gallons or corn
mash w,r,. fined 500 and cost carH-
Soy, Farri ~ Elm Grove. who has
,,rl, boon IN his country Il short time.
VA. rued Sl0o and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

after A few days visit with his fathsf
IN Fairmont.
w. 4. Dye, Of hundred. spent Sunday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Tic:s and family,
Of McMechen, spent the weekend -hele
with friends. II
Messrs. Henry and John Ghr14n
have returned hame after spending the
past month in MCrgantown.
Presley Church, OF Morgantown, Will
spend the weekend ut his homo bsre.
Mrs. Jesse Orndof was shopphng In
Wheeling Saturday.
Read and use Intel!igencer Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
! N3 Dictand Health
g. ss-.As1 By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD
tEAurr Artba of Diet and Health u1th Keyt the Galleries
By Lulu Hunt Peter
BALANCED DIET
.Authox of Diet and Health .u1th Key Il

human being il likencd TO a machine,
rxrorriauy a steam enginc-cXcusc me-
a cas ,ng!nc--because Of tn" fact that
both have - be fed fuel TO produce
clergy.
ASIDE from the very essential differ
cnce that the human machine is:
IS,-A living. vital machine. With
high rMysical. intellectual and spiritual
faculties or possibilities Of them, there
are several other important differences.
~
@nd-Thc fuel OF the human machine
Is converted into the machine itself in
addition to giving energy and heat.
3rd-The human machine can con-
sumo its own material for fuel Happy
days'--for IN" {. (. f.
; 4th-Thc human machine is SELF
building, sclf-repairtng and Self-rcgula-
ting. See if YOU can say them.
Inas much as the fuel or food for the
human machine must build. repair and
regulate. as well as furnish heat and
! energy. il is OF supreme importance that
II shall contain the same elements that
the body contains and III sufficient pro-
portions 10 do the work.
To get the correct proportions. and
sufficient proportions OF them, is get
| ting balanced diet
Ordinarily. in speaking OF a balanced
diet we think Of the correct proportion
, OF fats. protein Uhc meat element In
food). and the carbohydrates (strche:
| sugars and cellulose). But We mus
think Of the mineral elements, Vitamin:
and water In the right proportions
| Comparing the human machine 10 &
/ gasoline engine. the fats. proteins ant
carbohydrates correspond to the fuel
the proteins and some Of the minera
! elements TO the materials Of which The
! machine Is made; other mineral ele
! ruents to the lubricant: and the VIVA
minis TO the ignition sparks without
which the engine cannot run, no MATES
! how perfect the other supplies are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
L|TTLETON

Misses Katie and Anna Odea visited
friends in Hundred Thur sday.
Rev Erady WIS Il visitor IN Canrer""
Sunday.
Miss Mabel !B1 ha1 returned home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

ElD -WAeeLnN EGGS 70 ANNOUNCE
1nTC on TAS SCREEN TOMORROW
wul De SHOWN TuE FIeST EPISODE
~ us NEw Npee SERIAL MAS'ee-
nsce a COSTUME DRAMA
Gid EGYPT VPCN Wu'cu
NJ, us FAMOUS FILM 57NRS
unvs e5EN HARD at WORK
Eor TIE PAST EIGuT MONTHS:
nou1 MSS A SINGLE EPISODE e
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wall and listened lIc thought he hcarc
A sob Maybe. though. she was laugh
ing. Anyhow I, vas TOO cod. lie be
came imperative.
"Ni-,u', YOU como herc'
There was low voice behind n n
weak and chatterinC.
"Vl4u: or Violet"
Violet then, violet.
When they opened the door. 'nrly
the protector. had the girl in has arms
tn. situation, Violet decided. WAS u
longer intoicrah.".
Tomorrow Tradition TrlumphnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

-. l. |.
+. Fat Paternity. Spelling Intentional
Supply your own word for the first E.
famous. funny. fair, furious familiar,
fancy. fatal. festive, fiourishing. flirt-
ing, foolish. forsaken. frail. rfetful,
friendly. frisky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD

Two Minutes to Answer This.
This lille calf in the picture might
from a rchus standpoint, suggest one
Of the United States. Can you
IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

Ne YOU satisfied with your Thought
Contentr
Iiy FAR the largest part o. our life
IS Mental Life. that Is. Thought Lille.
We may speak \ few Thousand words
q day. We probably think the cQu.va~
lent Of \ few hundred thousand We
are thinking all the time from our
birth Tor few years afterwards. don
know Just what the scientists have de
cldedp to our death. "Nrcpt when We
are asleep; and presumably dreams axe
a form OF SuDconScInuS th!nkiH@.
Tho Million Thoughts We Think!
While We eat while We work, Will"
We walk about. While We rid" IN our
automobiles. Whit" We 'aih While Nc
dress. and undrrss We are al the time
thinking. thinking. thinking Some
time, or course We arc Thinking about
what We are doing, but q great deal Of
the time separate Thought Life l.
gong on within us
What is the MATURE Of this Thought
Iirr in you and me" Is u happy ar
unhapry helpful or hurttu. constru"-
two Or destructive" no VIC allow oar
Thought Content 10 he colorcd by re-
sentiments" Arc W" constantly rchash-
ing grievances. thinking over sights.
planning how We would like TO get back
at people
Imaginary Arguments
Do We have that FOOLISH habit o.
mental a--.urncnt" \ woman told mo
once that she Was absolutely aShaSt
when something made her realize how
much her thoughts were devoted to
imaginary arguments with people. often
she sald, the conditions over which sn"
nlrivrcd hers CT arguing never cam" -
p;.15. and when they did the people did
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

charge. and will be assisted, BY Mrs
Newlln Fell Davis. Miss Katnarfhshe s!1n fse
Clarke, Mrs. David Graham. MISS -, saa =
Croft, Mrs w. Weidersheim Grimm
and Mrs Il W. p. Allen.
Mrs. Charles Datx, OF. 1914 Duncanlon
street, entertained at bridge nt her nome
on Wednesday afternoon. Those pres,-
ent were Mrs. RICHARD Davis, Mrs; sand a. .
wer. Miss Dorothy Raby.. Mrs. Leslie
uranthan,. Miss Pearie Auman, ,s MIS-
Earl Goodman and Mrs. w. II. GRANT,
Mrs. F. B. johnson. Of siA East
Highland avenue, entertained az
luncheon. bridge on Wednesday after.
noon. fler guests were Mrs. Chafri,es aries
Prettyman, Miss Dorothy Harper, MISS
Margaret Buckley. Mrs. Ed odgers; Mrs
I.ichard Davis, Miss Natalie H,iSara fnnason
Saiier, Mrs. Van WIZ, Miss Pearl
Auman and Mrs Leslie Hrantham.
Mrs. D. McCrudden will entertain
the members Of her Lfve hundred cluD
at her home. 63l0 Moylan street. on
Wednesday afternoon Of next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Iszard have
taken apartments at the Delmar for
daughter. Lieutenant W. Carleton Nc
Fadden and Mrs. McFadden, are at
Fort Monroe. Va. where Lieutenant
McFadden Is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Marshall
and their daughter. Miss Dorothy Eliz.
abeth Marshall. formerly Of 621i Nor
ton street. have moved into their new
home. 116 West Washington lane.
Mrs. s. Fl. Burbank, Of 6eos Wayne
avenue, has returned from a few days
stay In New York.
District No. II Of tho Pastoral Aid
Society Of the First Presbyterian Church
will give Chocolate Nut Saturdae
tomorrow from until O'Clock for the
benefit OF the new church houss. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

ment to Mr.. Willard sanson,. Of Los
Angeles. Calf, was recently an
nounced. Miss Morrison left on Sat
urday for Los Angeles. The guests
present ut the shower were Miss Eths!
Martin. Miss Ann Mcknight. Mrs. Ed
Smith. .Jr.. Mrs. John Broadfeld and
Mrs. Allen Chawdrick.
Mrs. c. w. Houston, Of Arrott street.
entertained nt q luncheon and card
party on Tuesday afternoon IN honor
ct Mrs. Lewis Taylor. Of Memphis.
Tenn. who IL spending several weeks
sixteen guests present
Lieutenant Clayton Burgy, y. g. NJ.
and Mrs. Burgy. Of New London, Conn.
Will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs:
burgy's mother, Mrs. Mary Hissey. OF
S208 d street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
DeLatU0re County

The guests who attended the luncheon
and theatre party, which Miss Eva
neslay afternoon. for Miss Helen Alice
Trigg were Miss Marie Louise Adams.
Miss Ellen Brooks and Miss Eleanor
Titzsimons. Miss Triggs marriage to
place on November 20.
Miss Maricn Scattergood, Of Ians.
downe. entertained at bridge party
on Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Marcelline Meyers. whose marriage
will take place Thursday. November 16.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Saturday Ends Our
Annual Fall Sale
OF Hosiery, Underwear
and Gloves
Famous Harvard Mills Knit
Underwear at 2O% Off

During this sale we Will offer our ent,rs stock y,
Womens and Chdren's Harvard Mills Knit Under
wear at this remarkable reduction. Price IN ~ VIII
be altered at time OF purchase "s "'''
Womrn's Allendas Union Suits. REGULAR sizs.
sa.0O. usually s3. xtra sizes. $780, usuaiiv a 20
The fabric In AUendale Union Suits is knit of tha
very finest yarns 4 fabric designed to be useI rnr
the extremes OF coolest outside weather and oya,
heated buildings. Made In all STYLES $3.50 w"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Womens and Children's
Gloves

T., ppsetoussc Kid Gloves. overseam sewn two c,a.,
IN y. slack White Tan Brown and Navv Bs1,Mp, lay,
S-,bO quality at $3.50 a pair ''' i'es0'ar
clasp in Rla.N White Tar r.rc'aa =, X sewn. ono
regular S..,5 quality at sloS a pair N fray
-, our Entire lin" OF Trefouss- Kid and s,
T,lo'r- IN al lengths and shades. ha. been rein"an
price. 'N VI ''e original
ohtairie inine Nrnh"n Mocha Gloves. the best quality
eNScIltd for wear. ~ gular!y So T5 AT Sp,, -, ~
Wn'A'nH "i"\"s "f Imported Cape Leather IN al
shades An rN'"l"n glove for s,ryr, ,,'i -, a.!
wear Essu.nrIy t3.-5. at $3.50 a pair ''''e'
gloves has also been reduced " ""'h'hs
Momrns " ""'"n Slaves reduced TO sloo n na,r
shades 2-Clasp style. Regularly n nn ~ psSt
l2-buuon length xi.5 ''''' "' zoe;
The Prices ON Our W oolen Aud E.., -
nave all been reduced '""''' "'oVes
BOYS fap-skin and Mocha GIoves Res, ou,,,,,
one,,asn style Regularly $3.50 at 81 IL "A nair irS'
.s Mcsna Ea Mfrns for the little ones. White Bruw,
ana Gray Sale price, - 90 Il pair '' 'i'"h
thidren's Wool Gloves and Nlitten. S,,. ,,
Chidren's Duplex Fabric Gioves. in au s,.,..
Regularly $50 at $50 . pair. " ~' '"saeA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
North PhiladelDhin

Mrs. Walter Winstock. of ca22 North
Park avenue. has issued cards for a
iuncheon-brldge at the Ritz.Cariton on
November IA.
Mrs. l. r. Taylor, of North Sixteenth
street. Is spending a fortnight in Wash.
ifngton. where she Is the guest Of Mrs.
=, MIR. and Mrs. Moe Lieberman and
their family have moved from 1928
sHring Garden street, to 1905 North
Sxteenth street Mrs. Lieberman has
just returned from q visit to California.
The Dew Drop In Club held a fancy
dress nlasque party at the new Arcadia
Cafe on Saturday last.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

Or. and Mrs. william Amnesty. Of
3435 Frankford avenue. entertained at q
kitchen shower last week IN honor OF
Miss Frieda 1eithlin. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaf-
DR.. John Wagnetz, Dr. and Mrs. John
Broadhcfd and Dr. and Mrs. f. j. Nit
Chcll
Mrs. Willard Maar. Of 1887 Dyre
street, Is spending several weeks with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frederlcks.
Of Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. X. Fisher. Of 626
East Indiana avenue, recently enter:
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Leo kavanaugh, OF
washington. d. c.. for short stay.
Miss Jessie Holme. Of 1915 Orthodox
street. entertained Mt a miscellaneous
shower last Tuesday afternoon In honor
Of Miss Beth Morrison. whose engage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
South PHILADELPHIA

An opening reception Of the Good
Fellowship Club was held Saturday eve.
ming: November 4, at their clubroons.
4ol Ritner street. and was attended BY
entertainment Committee, of which
Charles Finkelstein Is the chairman,
FURNISHED a program The next recep.
tion Will bc announced very shortly,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Tweed and Silver Crepe
Yarns in All the Bright
and Dark C0lOrs

We are offering two new knitting yarns
yarn is 40c ball. The Silver Crepe has
two-tone effect Of silver with a color and
is s5c ball. Each Of these comes in ali
the best colors.
We have also a full line Of Columbia
Flossess and Knitting Yarns at 3sc bail,
as well as everything necessary for knit
ting and crocheting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Silk. LiSle and Wool Hosiery

Heavy Pure silk Hosiery. with Isle ton and ,o,o
and scanned back. dependable hose for ssrvirs
abb" wear In all the smart colorings Rl,SS n nair
pairs for &S.7S. ''''''
Full Fashioned sink Hosiery. Extra heavy wcav.
pure dye silk In all shades. SlO5 pair 3 nairs
for S5.i5. '' H''s
Van Ra"lte Heavy Ail-silk Hosiery In all shads,
seas "a pair. pairs for s7..S. " Aes'
Black Isle Hosiery. fun fashioned with Franch
and embroidered silk clocks, $3.50 quality al ssc
pair, " ""'
fuii.Fashi"ned lisle Hosiery In White, GRAY.
Cordoran and Black sl.OO n pair '"''
Fine WOOL Hosiery. with hand embroidered
ity at el.0S q pair. WV" '""''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

place, on Tuesday evening, November
Mrs. Robert Lynne Mishier. of 81 Lin.
her bridge club Mt her. home this nj.
ernoon. The guests will include Mrs.
e. Parker Boyd. Mrs. Edwin Iiraniey.
Mrs: Frank H. Mcguire. Mrs. tmien q
Paul; Mrs. Robert w. Dick. Mrs. Har.
Mrs. Allen II. Hoffer. Mrs. Frank M:..
Neive.-Afrs Frederick c. Leopold. MiSs
NJ Louise Vanxandt, Miss Mabel phi.
lips. Mrs: William Bruce and Mrs. vii.
liam Suddards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
NOrrisfOtvn

Announcement has been made OF the
enga cement of Miss Anne r. March.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. y. March
CT bt9 Haws avenue. and Mr. Charles
Jenkins, Of Wayne. Pa. No date has
been set for the wedding.
street, entertained the members Of her
card club this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
MOOrest0svn

Mr.. ~ a. Mechling has gone on a
two weeks hunting trip to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. william d. Busby. Jr,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are now living In Haddonflcld.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

tora Aid Room Of the church house.
There will be tables OF cakes. candles
and nuts. and a chocolate-nut platter
will also be for sale Mrs. Walter Muir.
ply Is chairman Of the committee In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Vest PhiLadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs George wenerd Of e13s
South Sixty.seventh street. announces
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
man. on february ?S, 1922, at Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman are living nj
:136 South Sixty-seventh street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
UTWORzEN1R KOAIIsJI Ola RE-
WINDYKACJ1 JAwORzYNY.


WARSZAWA. - Mlnistcrjun spraw
zagr. kOmImikuJe fe czlOukOwie ko--
misH jawOrzyIiS.iej p. Goetel, Stani.
shaw Grabsll, S. Osiecld ,ROmer w.
SemliOwicz Eostali zaprOszeni do wsp6l-
udziaIu w kcan. jaworzyhslEiej przea
min. spraw zagranicznych jako wybit-
nj znawcy, sprawy Jaworxyuy Eaprc-
srenie to przyjeu. Pro-. Bslzer, do lt6-
regO ministerjum spraw Eagran.
zwracalo sic kilkaIrotnie prcSba .
przyJecie udzia1u W lomisH jaworzyh-
...dej, o6m6wil 70 wzgledu na zly stan
zdrOwia. Ze strOny czesliej wchodza W
slzIad kOuIisji wybitni uczeui ! polityey
c.esey s8Owaccy: prof. Niederie. Bl-
do, PantofliczelS, poSel HEusGewsld !
Or. Slavik. KOmisjs ezeslGo EiowaciEa
za,jmuje sic jui Cd killu tyyOdnl pear
cami przygvtOwawczemi iw nieds1gim
czasie mOtna sic spcdziewa6 spctlnnia
Obu xOmisji na plerwwem wsp6mem
pOsiedzeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
Kronika Chicagoska.

dziaiu piracy. Ma bye onawiana
takze kwestja ewentualnego czyn
nego poparcia strajku gornikow,
chociaz unijni liderzy ME SO Pc
whi ezy wszyscy delegaci Ego
dza sic ma pfopozycje czynnego
poparcia strajku.
Samuel FELTON,, prezes konpa-
Mi kolejowej Chicago Great
Western wydal oswiadczenie, W
ktorem protestujc gwaltowriie
przeciw zapowiedzianej kontroli
przedsiebiorstw kolejowych. Do
wodzi on, re zaden przemysi ME
lest tax skrepowany najrozmait-
szemi ustawami i ograniczenia--
mi jak przedsiebiorstwa kolejo--
we. w sprawach kolejowych "a
bieraia CLOS ME tylko Komisja
Stanowa dla handlu, ktora ma
regulowac skale wynagrodzenia
pracownikow kolejowych, lecz ]
unijne W Stanach po
szczegolnycA j Koleiowy Wy
dial piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
MILJoNowE sTRATY ZNI--
szcZoNYoH ToWARoW
w IRLANDII.

Dublin, 8. kwietnia. - Przed-
stawiciele organizacji do sprsw
bojkotu oznajmili wczoraj, ze
zolnierze arn1ji republikanskiel
wtargneli do SHADOW komoro-
wych. gdzie zniszczyli przeszio
100000 galon6w wilma | najroz--
maitszych w6dek. Straty stad
powstaie obliczaja blisko ma
2. 900, 600 funt6w szterlingow, co
W warunkach normalnych rowna
sic okoso $1O,Oo0,OOo. - Nisz--
genie tych napoiow odbywaso
sic Gala noe pod silna strazs ma
zewnatrz zabudowai.
Belfast, 8. kwietnia, (Prasa
|St.) OnegdaI rzucono tu bonn
be, kt6rej wybuch zrana dwic
|kobiety.
Ma drodze New Lodge mlafa
mlejsce strzelanina, podczas kto-
rel zabito dziewiecioletnie dziec-
ko,
Try uzbrojone w rewolwery
kobiety wyszly wczoraj pocla-
GU W Dunhanaghy " powiecie
Donegal, zatrzymaiy tam urzs--
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.ZNIkKA oPLATY TRAMWA
JoWEJ SPoDzIEWANA
DZISIAI.

~ ~ 8 f@H<ASAEAJs 1sr
Illinpjska Komisja Stanowa
dia hsndla ma dzisiaj wy.
dae 5rugfe rozporzadzenie.
|odnosnie znissnia opiaty tram
|wajowej. Wisdomosci otrzy,
name noey potwierdzaja
|pogsoski, ae nova opSata tramwa
iowa wynosie bedzie 6 centow
bsE dodatkowej opiaty "a trans
fer. Rozpofzadzenie' to ma wejse
|w zycie 2sgo kwietnia br. TAX
|komisarze Stanowi jak reprezen-
Etanci ,mieisey So przekonania, re
5-cio ceutowa opiata tramwajo--
wa bylabY zupeinie siuszna j ze
'obecnie jest az "a DUO dowo-
dow Observation-Disclosures wyda-
ME rozpofzadzenia Q znizce.
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