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Evening star., 1924-10-03
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Cans
lie tn rnInE Here Monday.

Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Cans will
reach Washington Monday, reopen
ing their suite in the Hotel Roose-
welt after spending the Summer at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bride have
announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Dorothy Fairfax, to Mr.. L.
Girard Sells September 16 in the city
of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Sells
Will be at home after october l6.
Mrs. Clara Thiele announces the
marriage of her daughter. Mabel r.
Thiele, to Mr.. Raymond #. Kendriclt
the morning of october !. After a
motor tour through the North Mr..
and Mrs. Kendrick will make their
home at 1889 Lanier place.
Mrs Claude c. Ringer formerly
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mrs Harry Atwood Colman will go
to Plainfieid, n. j., next Wednesday
to assist in the organization OF the
New Jersey branch OF the American
Pen Women, which has been arranged
by Mrs. Hugh Krumbhaar (Harriet
WareJ. Mrs. Colman will be the
house guest Of Mrs. Krumbhaar while
in Plainficld and a reception will be
given in honor of the national presi-
dent Wednesday at 3 o'clock pm, 20
which all women eligible to the
League Of Pen Women will be in
yited.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Miss Mildred Lynn Of the District
and ,her daughter, Marilynn, who
have been visiting the formers
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. Cummings, and another sister,
Mrs. j. B. Murphy, are leaving for
their Los Angeles home, having spent
two months in sightseeing and visit
ing
Evening star., 1924-10-03
| tor. They are making a few stops on

their way.
Mr.. cambridge Colby, former Sec
retary of State, is at the New Will
lard, where he arrived yesterday
from his home in New York.
Miss Eunice f. Littleton and Mr..
Howard O. Coster of Washington
We're quietly married last evening at
the home of Rev j. S. Montgomery.
The bride Is a graduate of Business
High School. and Mr.. Coster, after
playing foot ball at Western Mary
land for n number of years, entered
the University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1924-10-03


months in their home in
France. They will come to Washing
ton tomorrow.
The charge daffaires of France and
Nine de Laboulaye will go to New
York the first of next week and will
sail Wednesday on the La France tor
leave of absence in their native
land
Minister of China Attending
Celebration in Troy. n. y.
The Minister of China. Mr.. Sae-ke
Alfred SEE, left Washington last eve
ming for Troy n. Y, to attend the
centennial celebration of the Poly
technic Institute this afternoon, when
the Chinese Students Club of Troy
will dedicate a memorial tablet to
Dr. Samuel Wells Williams, the dis
tinguished Sinologue, who was au-
thor of many books on China. The
Minister will be the principal speak
er and is expected to return to this
city Monday.
The Minister of Haiti and Nine.
Dejean have moved from 2l62 Flor
ida avenue and are now at 1870 Con-
necticut avenue.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
and are established in the home of
Maj. Gen. William Crozier, at 1885
Ma massachusetts, avenue, which they
have leased for the Winter. They
closed their Summer home, Watch
Hill. early this week.
Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
will come to Washington today from
their New York home and will be
at the Hamilton Hotel
The charge de'affaires of Japan, Mr.
1saburo foshida, will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of the
new United States Ambassador to
Japan, MIR. Edgar A. Bancroft
Nine Dumont, wife of the military
attache OF the French embassy, and
her daughter. Mile. Maud Dumont,
will go to New York this evening and
will sail tomorrow on the Rocham-
beau for France, where they will
spend the Winter at Neuilly-Sur-Sein
and where Mile. Dumont will attend
school
NJ. Roger Dumont, son Of Gen. and
Mrs. Dumont. sailed several days ago
for his home in France.
The United States Minister to Swe-
den and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss ar
TlNeu IN New 1 ork yesterday abOarQ
the President Roosevelt and are at
the st. Regis for short stay before
coming to Washington. The Minis
ter and Mrs. Bliss are in this country
on leave and expect to be in their
Washington home for several months.
They purchased the Oaks at 31Ol r
street. the home for many years of
the Blount family, while Mr.. Bliss
was Third Assistant Secretary of
State. but the remodeling was not
completed before his departure for
Sweden. Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss occupied
an apartment at 1855 Massachusetts
avenue when they were here before.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
and their daughter Miss Natalie
Hammond. are among the passengers
aboard the France, which is to arrive
in New York this evening. They
will come to Washington tomorrow
or Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are
expected to close their villa, Bel
courts. at Newport, the first of next
week and come to Washington, where
they will open their house, at New
Hampshire avenue and Eighteenth
street, for the winter.
Prince and Princess Pragatipok.
brother and Sister-in-laW of the King
of Siam, who were in Washington for
few days the first of the week. are
now N the Berkshires after a two
day stay in Boston.
They were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening of MIR. Philip
Ainsworth Means. who entertained in
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Representative and Mrs. Richard
S. Aldrich have come to Washington
and are established in the home of
Mai. Gen. William Crozier, at 1885
Massachusetts avenue, which they
have leased for the Winter. They
closed their Summer home, Watch
Hill early this week
Evening star., 1924-10-03

The first monthly luncheon of the
Washington Alumnae Club OF the
III Beta Phi Fraternity will be held
tomorrow at / o'clock at the club
house OF the American Association
Of University Women, 1884 l street.
All ii Phis are invited.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mrs p j. Walsh and her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Halligan of Davenport.
Iowa. are spending some time in this
city and are at the New Willard
Hotel Mrs. HaIligan is graduate
Of Trinity College and number or
entertainments have been planned fof
both Mrs Walsh and Mrs Halllgan.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

~HE Ambassador of France
and Nine Jusserand Will ar
rive in New York this eve
ming after spending several
months in their home in
France They will come to Washing
ton tomorrow.
The charge d'affares of France and
Nine de LIaboulaye will go to New
York the first of next week and will
sail Wednesday on the La France tor
a leave of absence in their native
land.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

California Visitor BcinE
Entertained by Friends.
Miss Ruth Daggett of Pasadena,
Calf, who is the house guest of
Mrs. Thomas Armat, will be the
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Ask For No. 9S52
Beautiful Patent
Leather Pump Orf ord,
latest peyfordttons,
elastic front goring,
Spanish heel $3.50
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Representative and Mrs Sol Bloom
will come to Washington today from
their New York home and will be
at the Hamilton Hotel
Evening star., 1924-10-03

The charge de'affaires of Japan. Mr.
lsaburo foshida, Will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of the
new United States Ambassador to
Japan, MIR. Edgar A. Bancroft
Evening star., 1924-10-03
Minister of China Attending
Celebration in Troy, n. \.

The Minister of Haiti and Nine.
Dejean have moved from 2162 Flor
ida avenue and are now at 1870 Con-
necticut avenue.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Ask For No. z661
Popular black kid
Orhotedic Lace Or
ford, lo7c 7Ud!king heel
$3.50
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Ask For No. 9553
Charming Patent
leather one strap 1c1th
stylish cut out ga ~ p
and sid e S, tfetibls
soles, Spanish heels
$3.50
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Ask Fo, No. 1854
The hit of the sea-
so,t soith al the style,
elegonce of Coy Porees
smia,test fdshio ion IS
this beoutifu! 4 strap
Patent Leather Chic
XII" 1ciih neac style
perfordtions at throat,
and graceful .Spdnish
heel $3.50
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mrs. Harry Reade. who spent the
Summer and early Autumn in Boston,
has returned to Washington for the
Winter and is in her apartment at
Stoneleigh Court.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Ask For No. 9551
The Seasons "re7c-
est otsnt Leather
Pump 0 ord SIDE
elastic 9ortng, rc1C
SIDE cut out orn1sre,t-
tations, Spanish heel.
$3.50
Evening star., 1924-10-03

THE MOMENT Is FIRST REVEALED
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Former Attorney General and Mrs.
George ". Wickersham, who have
Evening star., 1924-10-03

DIR. Charles Hammett accompanied
by his mother Mrs. G. NJ. Hammett,
and sister, Mrs. Nelson Conrad and
Miss Lucy Hammett, are established
in their new home 1715 Rhode Island
avenue.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shep-
herd and Miss Alice Shepherd have
closed their cottage in New York and
are en- route to Washington by mo-
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
and their daughter. Miss Natalie
Hammond. are among the passengers
aboard the France. which is to arrive
in New York this evening. They
will come to Washington tomorrow
or Sunday
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are
expected to close their villa, Bel
courts. at Newport, the first of next
week and come to Washington, where
they will open their house, at New
Hampshire avenue and Eighteenth
street, for the winter.
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Prince and Princess Pragatipok,
brother and sister-in-law of the King
of Siam, who were in Washington for
a few days the first of the week. are
now IN the Berkshires after two
day stay in Boston.
They were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening of MIR. Philip
Ainsworth Means. who entertained in
Evening star., 1924-10-03

Nine. Dumont, wife of the military
attache OF the French embassy, and
her daughter. Mile. Maud Dumont
will go to New York this evening and
will sail tomorrow on the Rocham-
beau for France, where they will
spend the Winter at NeuillySur- Seine
and where Mile. Dumont will attend
x.-.hL al
Evening star., 1924-10-22
COOLIDGE TO TAKE
PART IN MEMORIAL
Accepts Invitation to Attend
Exercises on RooseveIt's
Birthday.

President Coolidge today accepted
services for President Roosevelt, un-
der the auspices of the Theodore
Roosevelt Memorial Veterans Asso-
citation. in the Metropolitan Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, John Marshall
place and c street, Monday night. The
church is the one in which Presidents
Grant and Mckinley worshiped. Music
and orations will make up the program.
The date of the exercises is the
former Presidents birthday ami
versary. The formal observance of
Roosevelt's birthday was started in
Washington by the allied veterans of
the Army and Navy. Each year since
his death this service has been held,
and It has gradually spread from
a local to a national observance.
Committee in Charge.
The committee in charge of the
program is composed of the follow
ing: Col. John r. McElroy, Maj. H. H.
Dean, Col. James Ryan. Maj. H. L.
Dunbar and James S. Porter of the
Grand Army of the Republic; James
IT. McTernan, William H. Brown, John
Bender. James A. Howard and Walter
Perry of the Veterans of the Spanish
American War; Paul Schneider,
George L. Snyder, Frederick W.
Frosch, Edwin c. r. Humphries and
Gail T. Judd of the Army and Navy
Union; William a. Hickey, F. J.
Donovan. William H. Petit, John
Harvey and George Nugent of the
Army and Navy Veterans, U. S. A; j.
Clinton Hiatt. II. D. Clark and Joseph
Snyder of the Sons of Veterans;
Henry d. Lewis. Clifford Allen and
Ernest Drummer of the World War
Veterans, and Lieut.. Paul A. Judy, ].
T.. Duvall and E. n. Rottle.
The citizens committee, which was
named to cooperate with the above
committee, is composed of: Maj. Gen.
Anton Stephan, commander Of the
District National Guard; Gen. John
c. Clem. u. s. A, retired; Mrs. T..
Worrel Ball. Col. John McElroy, Will
liam Hickey, Paul Schneider, Col.
Daniel =. Danny. past commander OF
Evening star., 1924-10-22

the G. A. r.. of Massachusetts,. and
his daughter, Miss F. L. Denny; Capt
George Curry, United States COM
missioner on the Mexican Boundary
Commission, who was captain In
Roosevelt's famous Rough RIDERS
Rev. Henry D. Mitchell, rector OF the
Metropolitan NJ. +. Church; William
H. De Lacy, former judge OF the
Juvenile Court, and David ]. Price,
engineer in charge of dusk explosion
of the Department of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
CHOICE FOR CONGRESS.
Leach Apparently Nominated in
Massachusetts Race.

FALL RIVER, Mass, October "a
The nomination of Robert NJ. Leach Of
Taunton as Republican candidate for
the unexpired term of the late Repre-
sentative William S. Greene of FAN
River by 1000 plurality was indicated In
reports available today from yesterdays
special joint primary in the fifteenth
congressional district William H. Lo-
max Of Fall River received the Demo
cratic nomination.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Fights Begging Letters"

BERLIN, October 22-To stop the
flooding of former enemy countries
with naive and undignified begging
letters" written by private citizens
and charity institutions, the German
consulates abroad have been advised
to report the writers. Writing such
letters without official Endorsement of
the truth of the contents has been
made a punishable offense.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
MarabOu and Ostrich
for Dance FrOcks

Beautiful colors in marabou, $LS
yard.
Feather Fringe, $1.so and $3.50.
Two-tone Fringe, s..
Feather Fancies, s., $3Se. $50
Persian Banding, sc to 81 yard.
Trimming Section, First aoee
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Many Smart Hats
Are Wearing Wells

The new circular wells in black
or brown with their glinting
silver or gold borders are per-
haps first in fashion-50c to ST.
9-inch Veilings in all the new
shades and clever color combi-
nations-yard, SOC.
Yelling Section. First door.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
Console Set
Special, $1.95

Beautifully decorated glass
console sets, including 4 pieces,
bowl, stand and two matching
candlesticks-in jade, blue and
iris.
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NCoraz czesciej spotykamy

NCoraz czesciej spotykamy
W prasie zagranicznej notat-
XII i wzmianki o magicznym
wp}ywie muzyki ma zwierze
ia i ma ich funkcje organicz-
ne. Stwierdzono naprzyk1ad,
re krowy pod dziafaniem
dzwiek6w muzyki dawa}y w
dw6jnasob zwiekszona ilosc
mleka.
Pewien Amerykanin po-
szedf jeszcze dalej z poste-
penn czasu i zafundowaf dla
swych kr6w radjofon.
Poczciwe byde1ko s4ucha
jac radjokoncertu dawafo ia
ka ilosc mleka, O jakiej ma
rye nawet ME by1o by MOI
ma W warunkach, normal
nych. Francuscy lekarze o.
becnie zajeli sic zbadaniem
kwestji, jaki wp1yw bedzie
muzyka ma pewne CRU
czo}y wydzielinowe ludzkie.
Moze w najblizszym CA
sic nasze mamusie, ably sk1o-
mic swe pociechy do za1at-
wiania pewnych arcyludz-
kich funkcji, zastosuja gra-
lub radjofon!!!
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Lekcia podrozy

|. Lekcja podrozy napo-
wietrznej W okoIicach Moli-
ne, Ohio skonczyla sic smier
cia Harry'ego Kahla z p. n.
AZ Allioson Court, gdy ae-
roplan runa} W dol re znacz
nej wysokosci. Nauczyciel a.
wiatyki Arthur Bartlebaugh
z p. n. 2015 Ashland ul. cho
ciaz juz cztery razy spadl,
a W ostatnim wypadku ma
bawi} sic guz6w, zapowiada,
re ME obawia sic smierci i
z nadejsciem wiosny ponowi
latanie w przestworzach i
udzielania lekcji podobnym
sobie smia}kom.
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Centralna Unja Robotni.

Centralna Unja Robotni-
cza energicznie zaprotesto-
waia przeciw obcinaniu "a
robk6w O Is do 80 procent
robotnikom W departamen-
Gle woody. Obciecie zarob-
k6w nastapifo W drugiej po-
}owie wrzesnia, "a pow6d
podajac niemozliwosc dania
.robotnikom przymusowego
odpoczynku bez "pejdy",
jak to byia uchwalifa rada
5miasta. Przedstawiciel unji
zaznaczy}, ze jesli robotni-
kom ME zostanie wyplacony
nalezny i'm zarobek dobro-
Fwolnie, unja " imieniu po-
krzywdzonych ma drodze lie
|galnej szukac bedzie Wymia
Efu sIr6wiissl lIfFyvUSci IN
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Uczony francuski Ed.


mund Perrier, kierownik hi
storyczno przyrodniczego
muzeum w Paryzu cz1onek
akademji wydai ksiazke p.
t. "zycie ma planetach", W
kt6rej przedstawia ma nauko
wych podstawach oparty OBJ
raz ewentualnych mieszkan-
COW Marsa. Wed1ug jego O.
pisu wygladaja oni o lie So
nastepujaco:
''Sa blondynami o biekit-
nych Zoczach, posiadajacych
wieksza zdolnosc przystoso-
wanna sic, niz nasze oczy.
So wyzsi silniej cd mas zbu
dowani. Posiadaja bardzo
wielki nos, ogromnie rozro-
snieta czaszke, wybitnie sze
roka piers, nogi dipgie j Glen
kie. Kompletny brak wciecia
w paste, oddzielajacego klat
Ike piersiowa Cd brzucha, ma
daje Marsjanom wyglad zu-
peinie r6zny Cd ziemskich lu
dzi.
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WIADO OSCI Y
TOLEDO.

Uwage federalnych agen
tow prohibicyjnych t,zwr6ci-
10 kilku mezczyzn W niezu-
pe}nie trzezWym stanie wy
mykajacych sic tylnemi z
boku umieszczonemi drzwia
mi z budynku przy Nebras-
ka i Junction uls Dokonana
rewizja odkryla 45 pudel
kanadyjskiego piWa; trunek
skonfiskowano, w1ascicieli
lokalu aresztowano. z41..
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Poniewaz Charles III. /

Poniewaz Charles H. b.
Wheeler pred laty 25 zniki
2 Widowni j ME dale znac D
sobie, siostra jego pani Nell
lie +. Warner 2 p. ia. 2O11
Erie vi. wniosla podanie 40
sadu opiekunczego o oglos
|szenie SO niezyjacym. izby
nlogia wejsc " posiadan
jego n1ajatku pozostawione-
go mu testamentem ojca a
wynoszacego $1,000 W GO
t6wce.
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Policja poszukuje nicpo-
mia, kt6ry zwabiwszy do sic
bic II letniego ch}opca, tax
uraczy} 60 munszajn6wka,
re ten w szkole. ME wiedzia}
co sic woko}o niego dzialo.
Pijanego odesfano do domu,
a o zajsciu zawiadomiono po
licje.
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Zaznaczyc ieszcze male

Zaznaczyc jeszcze male
zy, re ksiadz Moreux, dyrek
tor obserwatorjum astrono-
micznego W Bourges, stwier
dza wediug doniesienia ga
zety Daily Mail'', re wsku-
tex ch}od6w panujacych ma
Marsie, topnienie snieg6w w
strefie polarnej postepuje
zoiwim krokiem. Natomiast
poiudniowa poikula Earsa,
pokryta jest nadzWyczaj buj
ma Wegetacja.
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Polska swojemi silami
zr6Wnowazyfa sw6j budzet
panstwowy j utrwalila war
tosc swojej waluty, a mimo
to ME moze zyskac kredytu
"a granica, czy1i ME moze
zdobyc zaufania zagranicy
do swojej gospodarki panst-
wowej. Gala wilma "a TAXI
smutny stan rzeczy spada ma
polska dyplomacje zagra-
niczna, kt6ra nietylko ME
odpowiada swemu zadaniu,
ale Jest tylk ociezarem skar-
bu pa6stWa. Lepiej bowiem
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wacJ- tax bye powinno. Genjalnego psarza slavic
k6rego dziela neore jak naprxyk-
iad quo vadis7 przetlumaczono wszystkie jezyki
sata posvnien holden uczcic caly SWAT kulturalny
uroczystym dniu zioleiia jego zwok weczne czasy
" stolicy kraju.
: Warszawy wyjedzie do Szwajcarj eskorta homo
rowa zozona prxedstawiceli 10 onitetu min spraw IA
sranicznych syndykatu dziennikarzy zjed. polskich
stowarxysxen.
Dc teso aktu holdu posmiertnego godnego prxyie-
ca przez zss polsk4 zwok hetmsna narodu kr.j ca
= sotuje sie pistyzmem iczcis nAjwyi.z.. I
,'Waraxawiak." VI IL ssS
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POnieWaz ma Marsie ist-

Poniewaz ma Marsie ist-
nieje jedna tylko rasa, wiec
tez niema walk o miejsce
pod sloncem, natomiast pa
nuje tam sprawiedliwosc.
Marsjanie wierza w mi
styczny poczatek wszystkich
rzeczy, a So jednak przeko-
mani, re nigdy ME dojdzie
do poznania istoty, wszech-
rzeczy. Pod tym wzgledem
So oni o wiele rnadrzejsi cd
ludzi ma ziemi.'t
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w ostatnim numerze orga
nu urzedowego Zwiazku So
ko}6w Polskich czytamy: %.
Y takim, kt6ry tutaj niema
prawa g}osu, Mkt sic ME IL
czy. Jezeli chcemy wywal-
czyc sobie r6wnouprawnie-
ME, to pierwszym do tego
celu krokiem moze bye tyl-
ke posiadanie obywatelst-
wa. S}usznie, bardzo
siusznie. Posiadanie obywa-
telstwa jest pierwszym i ME
zbednym krokiem do r6wno-
uprawnienia. Me pisze jed
max "Sok6f" mic O nastep-
nych krokach, ME pisze o
sposobie skutecznego uzywa
MIA praw obywatelskich. A
to jest zagadnieniem ME
mniej waznem, poniewaz i
brak umiejetnego uzywania
przywilej6w , obywatelskich
czyni obywatela zupelnie re
bezsilnym i niweczy wszyst-
kie wysi}ki zmierzajace do
zdobycia r6Wnouprawnienia.
0 1ych nastepnych kro-
kach trzeba pisac jak mai
wiecej, Wychodztwo bo-
wiem ma juz wielka liczbe
obywateli z prawem gloso-
wanna, ale z ich silly liczeb-
nej ME umie jeszcze korzy-
stac.
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Pomimo usilnej prosby
Tomasza c. Devine'a, socja-
listycznego kandydata~ ma
kongresmana o pozwolenie
wycofania swej kandydatu-
ry, zanim baloty zostana wy
drukowane, tutejsi socjalisci
stanowczo prosbie odm6wi-
Ii i Devine chcac ME >chcac
bedzie oponentem gen. Sher
wooda - demokraty i Chal-
mersa - republikanina.
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Detektywi kolejowi aresz
towali trzy indywidja, podej
rzane o napad smiertelne
zranienie C. Hollingera ma
.Dartmsuth drive, gdy ten cd
m6wi} przewiezienia ich ma
Broadway to jak najspiesz
niej. smiertelnie ranny W
piersi Hollinger valley re
smiercia W szpitalu.
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by1oby dla Polski ME mice
zadnych representative "a
granica, niz niedofeznych, o
swoich istotnych zadaniach i
obowiazkach ME majacych
noiacia - .- s..;1..-
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w zwiazku Z niebezpiec

w zwiazku : niebezpiecz
mem poranieniem Forresta
Snyder z p. n. 233 Dziesiatei
ulicy, policja aresztowaia
Jean Bernstein, mloda kobe
te, zamieszkala p. n. 11O9
Washington utica. Areszto-
wana zapiera sic zarzucanej
sobie zbrodni. Policjant O.
rzechowski znalazf nieprzy-
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Ma farm;e hl;.LoI.r

Ma farmie blisko Lamber
tville, Mich. miala miejsce
strzelanina, terror szerzyli
mieszka1cy naszego grodu,
niestety polacy " wiekszo-
sci. Jeden z teroryst6w K.
Karpanty niebezpiecznie ra
niony ley W szpitalu, resi-
te pochwycono i oddano W
rece w}adz michiganskich.
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"Fakta O kobietach" taxi
nag1owek ukaza1 sic w pew
nej gazecie, lecz mic podob-
nego ~niema ma swiecie O ko-
bietach, coby MONA nazwac
faktem.
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DO 5000 zapaiek zapala-
ia ludzie ma sekunde W Sta
bach Zjednoczonych, z kt6-
rych blisko 1000 jest pozy-
czonych.
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Gdyby w obecnych CA
Zach prohibicji MONA do
dac ten dawniejszy dobry
trunek, to ludzie ME narze-
kaliby tax bardzo ma prohibi
cie.
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tomnego Snydera 2 reka ME
NAL kompletnie odcieta %
ramienia j odesial-go do
szpitala a Wynik wdrozone-
go sledztwa przyspieszyi ~
resztoWanie. 81
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Trzy rzeczy So pewne ma
6Wiecie: smierc, podatki i
to, re ludzie lubia movie O
sobie.