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The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
SCHOOL ELECTION
NEXT MONDAY
Two Candidates Have Filed for
Office OF Treasurer of Board
OF Education.

The annual school election. to
choose one member of the board
of education to serve as treasurer
of the board for three year term.
will he held at the high school
gymnasum Monday. May 5th. The
polling booths will be open from |
p m to p. III. Monday afternoon
III. l. Bates and S NJ Bragg are
the only candidates who have filed
for office H. j.. Bates is the pre-
sent incumbent and is Il candidate
for reelection,
Interest In the election Is very
keen and substantial poll OF
votes is expected
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01

Colorado-Wyoming & Eastern
railroad reorganized as Northern
Colorado & Eastern railway, auth
0rized to issue stock tOtaling close
to 81 100000
Furniture City Uphol-
stering Company of Grand Rapids
Michigan, to build branch factory
in this city.
Grand Iunction-Peerless Oil
Company being organized to de-
velOD local oil territory.
SOmerset-Road to be built now
from West Muddy ranger station
to East Muddy Creek.
Canon City-First Presbyterian
church plans construction OF $500
parsonage.
Colorado-Population OF Colora-
do on January lst. this year was
$4,000. according to state immigra-
tiOn bureau, an increase of 54.43l
since compilation of 1920 federal
cenusus.
Idaho Spirngs-North American
Mining Company. Soon to begin
thorough development OF Big Five
properties
Grand Junction Mesa countys
new court house formally opened
and dedicated
Duranpo-Ncw Leidecker well on
Kroeger-Ferguson tract brought in
100 feet of oil standing In well at
$3.50 feet after 45 days of drilling
Black Hawk-H e. II Smelling
Company installs % ton Mace
smelling plant
I.amar-Ts assured of picking fac
tory for this season.
BDuldcr-Large structure near
| old Boulder field scheduled for 2
new wells.
PagOsa Springs-Great interest
being shown in unexplored oil area
| in Arcluletta county
Lost Creek Syndicate completes
survey of Eagles Nest Structure
between Hardin and Master on
Union Pacific railroad in Weld
| county.
/ Ronla Oil c ompany-acquirir
leases in Dry Lakes and Deception
Creek domes in Moffat county.
| Colorado-produce 100000 tons of
sugar last year or u per cent OF
total United States crop. compar
ed to $4,000 tons in 1922.
Cattle and Sheep-cOntinue IN
very good condition in Colorado,
having passed through a favorable
winter, says government report.
-------O-
Road The Holly rhiaft u IN
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
cHAs. r. THOMAS DIES

Chas. f. Thomas n farmer who
lived % miles north of Holly, died
nt the home Of Mr.. Young Monday
April 2Sth, after short illness fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia. He
was "a yeras old and was native
Of Nebraska.
The deceased mans father came
here from Mack, Colorado. to attend
the funeral Interment was made
Mt Towner. Colorado. Wednesday.
Morich g. Citizens had charge OF
Ahe arranpcnents.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01

rypewriting Ii Minute Speed test
First, Maurice KfmInel, Holly "a
words per minute, TO- points.
Second, Bessie Pierce. Holly SO
words per minute, 5 points
Typewriting III Minnte Speed test
First. Alma Smith. Lamar. IS
words per minute, W4points
Second, Telina Tripiett, Wiley 3S
words per minute, 5-points.
Points: Holly 50. LaR,ar 40. Wiley
IL ri
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
ODD FELLOWS e. RE8EKAHs
HOLD SOCIAL LSESSION

about sixty members of Holly
Iclge No IA, |. O. o. +, and the
Rchekah lodge held an informal
social meeting in the Odd Fellow
hall Wednesday evning. The meet
ing was held in honor of TIE lO5th
anniversary of the Io.OF lodge. A
pleasant social session including re-
freshments provided "A much enjoy
ed evening
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
RADIO TALKS TO FARMERS

Radio broadcasting stations in
some states are sending out on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Of each week, tabloid talks on ag-
riculture, the last word of the
scientist and the scientific farmer
expressed in crisp and interesting
form.
When it is considered that with
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
Grade Track Meet

Owing to the fact ttsl the grades
of Holly would not respond to the
coach's request for n1en to train
for the grade meet. RolIy did not
enter this event. Only shree schools
competed, Granada, Wiley and La
mar Granada took first place with
Lamar second.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
nn. KAIMEN c. sAPERo

The well known Denver Specialist
IN the Ear. Eye, Nose and Throat
will again visit Holly, one day, Fri
day. May ,, at the Hotel Grand,
Consultation and examination for
glasses free. Call early. 44-i5
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
RADIO MESSAGES IN
CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN

Clean Up and Paint Up Camp
aign messages are now broadcast
ell at heqnent intervals from radio
stations.
One message has been broadcast
from go radio stations through the
agency of r Alfred Fleming, sup
eryisor of the Conservation De-
partmeut of the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters
Arthur S. Somers, president ot
the Brooklyn, N ~ Chamber VI
Commerce, Howard Elting of tfe
Union Trust. Company of Chicago
and others, also frequently bread,
east Clean Up and Paint Up fnes-
sases.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
HOLLY WINS IN
LA.NGUID GAME
Game With Bristol Sunday After
noon Marked by no Outstanding
Plays. Score % to 6

In slow moving game that was
ynfeatured by outstanding plays
The Holly baseball team battered
down tie weak defense OF the Bris
|ol nine last Sunday afternoon and
III lied mp score Of % against their
opponents G. Though unmarked by
sensational plays, the game served
Il q good opener for the 1921 sea
on and gave both teams splen-
lid workout in preparation for
the battles to come The day was
seal and the attendance was ,ey
<lptionally good /. NJ, Appel UNI
tpired the game
4 The lineup of the two teams was
The Holly chieftain., 1924-05-01
RURAL. CAMPAIGN
LONG ESTABLISHED !

AS long ago as 1914, the rural g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
County Pays Phone
Bill Under Protest

The August telephone bill Of the
county was paid by ths beard Of
county commissioners under pro.
test "wednesday.
The bin showed a 20 per cent ln.
crease over the preceding month.
according 20 Gillian A Gainca
chairman OF The board The total
ban WA tI9T05
The BOARD apparently deserted the
eily in its nsht against the trls
phone trust The cliy council has
Eonc on record un refusing 10 pas
the phone hlll at The increased rate.
County telephones are almost aa nu.
msrous az city phones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Radio Fans Will Aid
in Mobilization Day

Radio fans VIII be used a. "a part
of the Mobilization day organization
Every owner Ia tho city Will be
asked 90 act as messenger and rally
members % the National Guard in
hts Immediate nelghborhood when
the alarm goes out ordering mo.
hllization. September a.
Talks on the use OF the radio In
war time viii he broadcast daily ~
feature % tho plans Radio own,
ers arc 20 be enrolled AZ COZ Union
49, Mobilization day hcadauarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
FIND BEER IN AUTO

wohbly driving by l.. s. Robinson
resulted IN hts arrest aud ihe dis
eo,cry hy r8olman A. swanson Of
five quarts n beer ln Die ear Rob.
insou Was charged with the posses.
sion of intoxicating liquor by q com
plant filed ineuperlor court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Seattle Auto Men
to Ellensburg Meet

A caravan ~ lto Seattle auto men
VIII attend the state convention iB
EuensburE or the Automotiys
Trades association. Friday The
meeting wlu De- devoted 20 businrss
maliers aud The annual election ~
officem. More than 500 delegates
are expected 10 attend the conyen.
ton.
W D. Chandler executive rcCr
tary ~ the association. left Seattle
Monday 90 arrange for ihr rontcn
eon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
SAYS SHE KEPT HUSBAND

AllcEinE that her husband. Wi.
liam "a Rutnchom, had practically
lived or her earnings during their
married HE and that he had taken
possession ~ most - her icwclry
Lillian Wuuchom has started divorce
petcrcdings in superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
RAPS SCHOOLS
Civil Service Bureau Hits
Correspondence Courses

Bays and girls unable 10 attend
school the scar arc being sought for
she competitive clNu service exam.
ination slated here Tor september 81.
Tor iho post &c messenger boy or girl
for che signal corps and u. s vet,
,raps' bureau ofnoes here. The posi-
tion PAYS $3.50 "a 81
on the same date civil service OK
amnatiuus WIFI b. held for tho posi-
rion 90 veterans bureau trusgist for
Seattle. carrying d salary u {i.Soo a
year
A uDnassemhlcd examination "a
slated Tor September 81 also. Tor the
ofncc Of veterans BUREAU laundry
superintendent az American Lake Il
carries an annual salary ~ 81 500.
Attention Is called by the nth dis.
irici civil service ufncc nc the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
SEARCH FOR HUSBAND

Search Is being made for Emil e
Bomrt of Hobart Wash who b. ai.
legged 90 have attacked bis wife with
knife and inflicted injuries which
neccEaifntsd her removal 90 the Ron.
ton hospital A third degree assault
charge has been issued against 80.
zar~ who disappeared sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

Best quality English
jst black earthenwaro
Tea Pots with enam.
clcd decorations a..
sorted sizes
Union ~. Basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
An Unusual Selling
Crystal Domino
Cane Sugar, 10.
Box x0S

Regular 2.pound boxcs-to go
at less than wholesale Thursday
as long as we have any.
Only one box to a customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Hit by Propeller,
Navy Officer Dies

SAN DIEGO CAL Aus s5.-
Lieut. C A. krcL a. s. g. was
struck by a revolving propeller ~
an airphne yesterday and died a
few minutes later az the Navy
hospital 30 North Island he .ss,o
a wife ana father az shehoy San,
WIS. krrE was an Annapolis
graduate.
A brothsrin law % the dead otn
GER Lieut. Col sJohn beaumont o.
tho marine corps. Is az Seattle at
tached 90 the STAFF ~ Admiral r. p.
Coontz on the flagship Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

office building 10 "the fact that so.
called eiyil service correspondence
schools have no official status and
no cosnection with the government. b
and that information regarding any
examination can hc obtained az room
soT IostoflCr buliiig without cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
In The Bon Marche Food Shops
Solar Broken Sliced
Pineapple 22lbc

Fine. juicy. firm fruit In syrup.
Solid Packed Tomatoes. one OF
the best known brands-large
cans. 15c: dozen. S1.75.
Red Salmon, fine Alaska Sock.
eye; can zoe.
Better Buy Brand Yellow Free
Peaches, in syrup; can 1870;
for 35c.
California Home Brand Tomato
Catsup, 1907. bottle. 22c.
Bon Marchc Olives, full pint far
Of large green olives; pit. use.
Jilgs Weiners, made OF best
ingredients; ID. Csc.
Kippered Salmon, freshly cured
and smoked; ID. 21c.
Main Floor-T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

Always fresh and uniform In
quality. Delicious with vegetable
salad.
Freshly churned Creamery But.
ter, regular high grade butter:
ID. ffc.
Swift's Cottage Butts; lean,
sugar cured; ID. SOC.
armour's Star, swift's Premium.
Sliced Bacon, ID. fSc; n Id.
25c.
Orders Of $500 and more are
delivered uithom charge.
o Bon Mnrche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Here's for a Day in the Open

The last holiday Surely ,ceH all spend doing 4,
most for-aad half e pleasure of the day H come fro
comfort and looks!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

YOU are cordially invited 20 demonstration
of the new swirl 20 cover bohbsd hair
which u New Yorks latest and most fashion.
able coffurc
See this charming hair arrangement worn by
models in our Hair Dressing shop. In the Rest
Room az 1910 and 40
Second tloor-Ihe Bon MHrche
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
35c ENGLISH PRINTS

English Prints in the dainty little patterns that
make up so pretty. These sell regular On
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
Hurry! Your
Time Is Limited
A SMALL QUANTITY OF THIS

Just to give you some idea as to what we are do
ing with the small lots in piece goods look at this
Silk Ratine that has been selling for $195, and
Broeaded Silks that have been selling for $780, at
one price these last four days Of
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
LOOK DRESS G1NGHAMs

Dress Gnghams that 80 and 27 inches wide in rna checks
solid colors and plaids Regular 35c and 25c H
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
$3.50 CREPE DE CHINE

A good heavy quality of Crepe de Chine that has
been selling for $3.50, to sell d. 10
during last four days at ---- ~ L -
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
25c DRESS PERCALES

Dress Percales in stripes, dots, figures a
designs. 1t is 36 inches wide and will =
sell the last four days for ---------
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
$1.95 RADIUM SILK

$195 Radum Silks in grey, rose, white, tur-
quose, and orchid. It's beautiful quality to
sell at such a price d. IN
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
soc
Unheard Of ReductiO]
LADIES GOWNS

$500 high neck and long sleeve gowns. These are
made of extra nice quality, we'll made and you will
find them cut very full M4 00
Wind-up price - ID OS
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
S5c LONG CLOTH
HEAVY TABLE DAMASE

75c Heavy Table Damask. This is a lot of pref
ty patterns and some that will make RI
real pretty cloths. Clearance Sale at OOC
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
$3.50 SILK UMBRELLAS

$3.50 Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, they are "a inches
and have ribs with one-inch silk repp Dor
der. Last four days of 40 M
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
CHILDREN S BOOMERS

Chlldren's white knit Boomers. These are regular
5Oc values that we going to sell during the last
four days of our So
Clearance Sale, at l0C
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
BOYS WHITE PANTS

Here they are boys. Just what you have been
wanting White duck and linen pants that are
worth $3.50, to sell on these last dN4 Al
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
95c DRESS LINENS

These are csc colored Dress Linens in good
sirable colors. During the last four EO
days we are going to sell them for %
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
Csc MARQUISETTES

Very pretty patterns are still left in these beal
tiful Marquisettes. We are going to ~
sell them the last four days at ----- 4
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
$500 COSTUME SLIPS

Look at this! Costume Slips that have beer selling
for 50, in pink, lavender black, and navy, to sell
the last four days 30
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
They Have Been Here By the Hun
dredS---ThOusandS Will Be Here
These Last Days
CRINKLE BED SPREADS

$3.50 Crinkle Bed Spreads, these are in white
only. An exceptionally big bargain for our
July Clearance Sale 60 Or
a al
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-05

gent narkotyk6w Dich Bay
he wdrozy} sledztwo w ma
dziei wykrycia szajki handla
rzy zakazanemi drogerjami
i pociagnienia do odpowie-
dzialnosci winnych stanu
'przypadkowo odnalezienych
kobiet.
Me og1aszajac nazwisk
kobiet, Bayne osobiscie od-
+prowadzif je do ich dom6w,
|podaf jedynie, re odkryf je
tprzypadkowo podczas rewi-
zji budynku poscigu "a
murzynem podejrzanym o
handel narkotykami. Ponie-
waz drzwi domu zastaf zam
kniete, przedstawiciele pra-
wa wywazyli je odkryli ko
biety W stanie ma Wpd tyl-
lko przytomnym, ktore ME
mogly poWiedziec, iak sic
tam dosta1y, pamietaja tyl-
ko, re uzyWaly przejazdzki
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-05

dalszym ciagu "orjentuje" sic do
wolnie, MECH dalej oddaje holdy
'prawicy" lub "lewicy'', bo tie diva
ugrupowania cd czasu wojny sic
licza, Legjony Polskie, kt6re Pilsud
ski wyprowadzif do wojny Rosja,
przejda do historji jako Wojsko Pol
skie. Tego Mkt mic ME znieni,
zadna polityka, zadne wymyslania,
zadne dokumenty, chociazby one
m6wily nawet O ''przysiedze ma wier
nose jegomosci cesarzowi austrjac-
kiemu Francowi J6zefowi,"
Rozumowanie bowicm, re Legjony
Pi}sudskiego byly czescia armji al
strjackiej, TEN samem pruskiej, DO
pczostawaly pod komenda naczelna
arn1ji austrjackiej, jest b}edne i
mylne. Gdy tax zaczniemy rozumo
wac, to i Armia Polska we Francii,
kt0ra w dekrecie Prezydcnta Francii
nliala zastrzezona autonomje, ME
byiaby Armja Polska, czescia
skladoWa arlnji francuskiej, Doc
tam przeciez pozostawalismy pod
rozkazami dow6dc6w francuskich.
Przeciez Pierwszy Pu1k Strzelc6w
we Francji bral udziaI w walkach
lipcowych 1918 roku w Szampanji,
jako czesc s]i}adowa armji generala
Gouraud.
POGO zreszta brac fakty dzisiejsze,
ktorc doplero historic ustala utrwa
la. Bierzmy fakty niezmazane w hi
storji. Wojsko Polskie pod Napoleo
mem, tie s}awne pu}ki sfolezer6w
inne. Wszystkie one byly czeScia
skladoWa Wielkiej Ar1nji Ronaparte
go, a jednak historic n0wi, zes to
by}o Wojsko Polskie. gdyby nam
ktos m0wil inaczej, gotowiamy sic
bic do krwi. W p6l miljonowcj armji
Napoleona, kt0ra maszerowala M
Moskwe, by1 tylko jeden korpu3
czysto polski pod dow6dztwem ksieeia
Jozefa Poniatowskiego. Reszta zas
pulkow polskich poprzydziclana byIa
do korpusow badz francuskich, badi
innych. TAX w wojnach Napoleon
skich, jak wojnie swiatowej, Polak
biz sic w polskich formacjach O
Polske. By1 zatem zolnierzem pol
skim. I dlatego ME maja racji ci
,s htorzy Legjony Pilsudskiego nazywa11
4 nazywaja jeszeze armja austrjacka.
Legjony Polskie to - Armja Polska.
Gdyby ,nie Legjony, nie byIoby p6z
niejszej Armji Polskiej we Francji,
, ME by1oby mozliwe Polski.
Mkt nic jest wszechwiedzacyn
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-05
Dobrobyt Lub krach.

dzennik6w wiedzs juz Czytelncy odbywajacej
sic stolcy Welkej 'Brytanji, Londynie konferencji
mocarstw mad przyeciem panu reparacyjnego Dawesa,
dazacego do uzdrowena opakanych dis stosunk6w
ropejskich. Wiemy dawnejszych depesz ze Francja
przyjefa zasadze ogloszony plan, ale jak ongs tax
dis konferencji stawia warunek gwarancji bezpe-
czehstwa swych granic pred mozliwym przez ca4y
narod francuski spodzewanym odwetem Niemiec Anglia
swej strony ME sprzya tym zadanom, stad tez po
miedzy obydwoma temi mocarstwam panuje neporozu-
mienie naraze nema drog do kompromsu, choc blizej
swiadom fakt6w poceszaja re przedstawciele Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ewentualnie sekretarz stanu Hughes
znajdze droge do pogodzenia obu sron nastepstwe
do przyjecia reparacyjnego panu Dawesa. 49,.
Jak czytamy powaznych psmach, szeroko onawa-
acych dzsejsza ytuacje europeska cd przyeca planu
Dawesa zalezy dobrobyt europesk odrzucene go spro
wadz krach jakiego nigdy historji SWAT ME by1
swiadkem Zdanie take wypowiadaja zgodnie finansi-
Sci eksperci przemysiow bezstronni politycy Many
wasnie przed soba przem6wenie trustu banke
row p. Kent New Yorku kt6ry GAIA pewnoscia stwer-
dza, re jak przyjecie planu bedzie
powszechnego dobrobytu tax odrzucene go bedze
chem, nieopsana keska dla ca1e ludzkosc przepowa-
d. re keska ia odbije sic netyko samej Europe ale
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-08-05
Rok. (vol.) !.
w SLERPNIOWA ROCZ1NZCE.

dlatego PiIsudski mogl sic mylie
w tenn owen. Daryl jednak przez
cafe swe zycie do Polski wolnej.
Widzial te Polske przez wake g
Rosja, i to "a to ME MONA Go odsa-
dzac cd czci WARY. A re, ''zdobyw
sly Polske", jak sam m6wi, chce Ja
widziec wielka szczesliwa, tego
przeciez wszyscy chcemy. ze chce,
by W Polsce rzadzil szczesl;wym
sic niej czu} jej prawy gospodarz,
Lud Polski, tego tez "a zle Mu brae
ME powinnismy, zw}aszcza my, -
wychodzcy W Amcryce, kt6rzy sami
wyszli&my ludu. SWAT idzie stale
naprz0d W postepie, kulturze w
prawach, Polska ME moze pozostac
w tyle.
DIS, gdy lat dziesiec mia cd
rozpoczecia wojny polskiej niepod
lc@loEc przez Strzelcow Pi1sudskiego,
mad jednem kazdy Polak winien sic
zastanowiG, mianowicie, czy Polacy,
Polske zamieszkujacy "a granicami
jcj przebywajacy zarobili cos ma klot
mach swarach "orjentacje"? Czy
Polslla przez te "orjentacyjne" klot
ric sirZepi1a sic, wzmocni1a, wzboga
ella? Me! 7 jcszcze raz ME! Kl6tnie
i swary ME polityk6w, a politykierow
polskich ciagle sic "orjentujacych",
ciagle zaslugi swoje lub swoich przy
jaci6l podnoszacych sprawily to, re
Pojska ostatnio by1a ma brzegu ban
kructwa finansowego. Sprawiaja one
to, re Polska jest przedmioten
ciag1ych atak6w zagranica. Sprawi}y
to, re przegraliSmy plebiscyt ma
Warmji i Mazurach, ME wykorzysta
li5my nalezycic plebiscytem ma slasku
C0rnym, przeswarzylismy Jaworzyne
i Cicszyn, Spisz Grave, niedoswa
rZylismy Gdanska, a przeswarzymy,
co ME daj Boze, Ma1opolske wschod
MIA Krcsy wschodnie. Gas zatem,
by jesli ME 'politykierzy" to nar6d
pclski zastanowil. sic rzeczowo W
dzicsiecioletnia, wielka dla niego
rocznice, czy jest celowem pozytecz
mem kfdcic sic ...... bog6w? POGO
gdy oni wszyscy, ci wielcy naprawde
kt6rzy Polske budowaE, przejda d
historic ME wiekszymi, tylko takim
n ssszie Aist5ls ! -
" do tych .budowniczych PoIsk
i Pifsudski Haller, Paderewski,
Dmowski, albowiem wszyscy oni
daayli do Polski niepodlegIej, jeno
innemi drogami. Ia to i'm czesc!
Veteran
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znalezli trunku w domu, re-
sztki pijackiej zabawy cd
kryli "a pfotem oddzielaja-
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niej. w kilka godz;n p6zniej
czyli poznym juz wieczorem
deputowani I szeryfa zn6W
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mu i zastali tam dziesiec O.
sob - starszym wiekiem po-
zWolono odejSc do dom6w,
poWiedzianych wyzej dWie
dziewczyny zabrano ma sta
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twierdza, il licza 10 wiosen
zycia, policja podaje, IL wy
glad ich O Wiele miodszy. w
maszynie Olszewskiego zna-
lez;ono butelke z munszaj-
nowka, "a co odpowie W sa-
die. skwajera Goulda, a "a
wywozenie nieletnich dziew-
czat po "a miasto odpowie
w sadzie dla maioletnich.
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to juz czytelnicy sami osa-
dza.
'Warszawiak."
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