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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

FOR SALE-Horses from HOO up
to 1900 pounds. All of Percheron
breeding. Bailie Bros. Mesa, Wash.
3tc.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

~
Franklin Griffin of Lewiston,
Idaho. arrived in White Bluffs On
the stage last Saturday for visit
at Barrett island with his aunt.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett.
Frank Rider this week substitute
cd Ford roa lister for his little
white pony in which to cover h S
route as oit:h rider for the Consul
mers Ditch company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roach ex-
pect to arrive in White Bluffs from
Seattle Saturday evening for a
short visit with Mrs. Roach's moth
er, Mrs. C. B. Luhmann.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Leon
ard l.. Perry entertained at slr-
prise b TT Cay dinner, the guest of
honor being Mrs. H. E. Robinson.
At beautifully arranged tab e
covers were laid for fourteen
gue.ts. Mrs. Robinson was the
recipient of many useful gifts.
Leslie Ttomanhauser drove
through in his car from Pullman
Wednesday and visited until Fri
day morning at tire home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. from
anhauser. Leslie expects to leave
overland in a few days for Sacra-
me,to, California an may decide
to teach there next year if he finds
a suitable location.
Did you see those bargains at
Culeman's store? Come in and see
them. A smiling young lady will
wait on you. We still have sec
ord rand heating stove, kitchen
range, ba Der pole. commode. mir
ror, music stand, and other arti-
Giles. Must be sold. Rooms rent
ed for dental parlor. adv
Mrs. F. C. Koppen of Wahlukt
lett Tuesday for the Sound cities
Meeting Mrs. ]. c. Scott in Seattle
they will go as delegates to Vancou
yer, Washington, to attend the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs. Mrs
Koppen will continue her trip to visi
an old scG1oolmate lin Beilingham,
whom she has not seen since coming
west many years ago. After visiting
week with Mrs. Kirkpatrick Of
Bellingham she will visit a week il
Seattle on her return trip.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Miss Annie Lou O'Larev returned
home Thursday from Portland, where
she is student at Reed College, and
will spend the summer vacation with
her parents in White Bluffs.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Mrs. Ida M. Craig, ACCOMPANIED by
hs,r little granddaughter. Miss Alta
Wright, left Wednesday morning for
Bellirgham, where they will be the
guests of relatives for several weeks.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

For Sale-Baled alfalfa hay, 3rd
cutting. any quantity. River
lands Rancho. Phone 456 tic
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Frank Rider this week substitute
cd Ford roa lister for his little
white pony in which to cover h S
route as it'll rider for the Consul
mers Ditch company.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Thomas Holmes came over from
Seattle Tuesday, for visit with his
old friend Hagbart Eilertson. He will
probably stay until after the apple
harvest
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roach ex-
pect to arrive in White Bluffs f. on
Seattle Saturday evening for a
short visit with Mrs. Roach's moth
er. Mrs. C. B. Luhmann.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-06-12

Mrs. Emil Cords returned Monday
from Pasco, where Mr.. Cords is con-
valescing from recent operation for
appendicitis. Mrs Cords says that
Emirs condition is very satisfactory.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11
EREN HAYESOD SENDS
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR
IMMIGRATION
Extra Cost of Recent Large In
fiux Into Palestine Met by Spe-
cial Appropriation

That the present large influx Of
Jewish immigrants into Palestine is
imposing additional burdens ON the
Keren Hayesod or Palestine Founda-
ton Fund was made Snanifest when
the American Keren Hayesod, acting
through its administration committee,
appropriated last week an additional
S25, 900 above its regular monthly re-
mittance to cover the increased ex-
penditures incurred by the immigra-
ton department of the Zionist execu-
tive in Palestine.
The budget for this department, like
that of every other department, was
fixed last year at a meeting of the
greater actions committee of the
World Zionist Organization at time
when the number Of new arrivals in
Palestine per month was only 80 per
cent of what it is at present. This
budget has, therefore proved made
guate and the danger arose that the
immigration department would be
compelled to curtail or suspend its ac-
tivities unless it were provided with
additional means.
Such an eventuality, it was pointed
out in a special appeal from the Pal
estine Zionist executive addressed to
the American Keren Hayesod, would
particularly affect the Chaluzim or
Young Pioneer, who reach Palestine
without means and are the principal
hencficiaries of the immigration serv-
ices. These services include not only
assistance and guidance at the points
OF transmigration in Europe and at
ports of embarkation, but reception
and maintenance services in Palestine
proper Mr.. Morris Rothenberg, chair
man of the national board of direc-
tors. stated that the immigration
work of the Palestine Foundation
Fund, together with colonization, edu-
cation and medical work, constitute
the principal activities of the fund in
Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11

Mr.. A. Goddard, DR.. /. l.. Davis,
Mr.. Sam Stark, and Mr.. Max Davis,
left for Denver to attend the Miller
Rosenberg nuptials.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11
THOUSAND YEARS OF JEW
ISH CITIZE HIP IN
RHINELAND WILL BE GEL
EBRATED IN JUNE.
IJcwIsb TclegraphIc AgsncyJ

Berlin-A proclamation has been
issued in connection with the cele.
bration to take place in Cologne in
June on the thousandth anniversary
of the incorporation of the Rhineland
with Germany
The Jews Of the Rhineland are
taking a prominent part in the prep
arations now being made. The ex-
hibition will include a Jewish section
illustrating the life of the Jews in
the Rhineland during the past thou
sand years. The Rhinelandish branch
Of the Union Of German Citizens Of
the Jewish Faith is arranging for a
conference Of the Jews of Western
Germany to be held in Cologne dur
ing the period of the celebration and
exhibition.
Among the signers of the pro-
clamation are, Herr Blumenau, Presi-
dent of the Jewish community of
Cologne, Deputy Falk and Rabbi Dr.
kober, President Of the Federation OF
Rabbis Of Rhineland- -Westphalia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11
The New Jewish Immigration in
Mexico

Under this caption, Mr.. Ben Zion
discusses in the Jewish Daily Forward
of May u the conditions Of the recent
Jewish immigrations in Mexico. Mr..
Ben Zion finds that the Mexican Gov
ernment is very friendly to immigra
ton. There are no restrictions in
Mexico, Any one wishing to come
into that country and to settle there
can do so without any hindrancc.
Jewish immigration is viewed with
favor and the government is even
ready to give the New Jewish immi-
grants all the land they need for agri-
cultural settlements Unfortunately
the new Jewish immigrants are not
in a position to benefit by the gen
erosity of the Mexican Government for
land alone is not enough to make
colonization possible. A group of $50
Jewish immigrants organized for the
purpose Of establishing agricultural
settlements in Mexico found that the
sum Of 5000 900 would be necessary
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11
Cheyenne Notes

The first annual picnic o. the Chey-
enne Chapter, Junior Order B'nai
Birth, will be held Sunday, June Ia,
at Hereford Grove. A good program
OF games, races, and other contests
has been arranged by the entertain
rlent committee Of which Mr.. Max
Brown is chairman. The feature of
the day will be a ball game between
the |. o. Il. BIS No. 1888 and the
Junior |. o. b. BIS. The Junior I.
| O. Il. BIS take this means to invite
their brother lodge, the Junior |. o..
b. BIS of Denver. Everything is free,
Truck accommodations will be Mt the
synagog at 500 A. NJ.
Mr.. A. Goldfarb, DR.. |. l.. Davis,
Mr.. Sam Stark, and Mr.. Max Davis,
left for Denver to attend the Miller
Rosenberg nuptials.
Mr. Leon Gross, who has been trave-
ling through Wyoming and Idaho in
the interests of the Colorado Novelty
Company, stayed over in Cheyenne on
his way to Denver.
The ladies of the Mt. Sinai Ladies
Auxiliary held a charming reception
on Sunday afternoon, June 7, at the
home of Mrs. A. Goldstein, in honor
of Miss Margaret Goldfarb, Miss
Sarah SiNerstein, Miss Mary Mar
ichick, Mr.. Morris Hoffman and Mr.
Burton Goldfarb, teachers of the 81.
Sinai Sunday school. The following
officers and trustees OF the Auxiliary
acted as hostesses: Mrs. Dave Wolf,
president; Mrs. Al Kantor, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry Rosenblum, secre-
tary: Mrs. A. Goldstein, treasurer;
the trustees: Mrs. Louis Neta, Mrs.
Sam Levine, Mrs. Louis Goldstein;
and the kind assistance of Mrs. Jack
Asrican. The five teachers were pre-
sented with beautiful engraved pins
bearing the name "Mt. Sinai Ladies
Auxiliary" and the date 1925" Mrs.
Sam Smith delighted the fortyfive
ladies present with beautiful vocal Sc
lections in Russian and Spanish. The
remainder of the afternoon was spent
enjoying music singing, and dancing,
after which delightful luncheon was
served.
/ Mr.. Bernie Klein, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Veta, who has been at
, tending Denver University, is home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Gertrude Altschuler of the
. class Of 1925, OF the Cheyenne high
school, was the charming hostess at
. dinner, Thursday night, the menu
being served at half after 6 o'clock
prior to the commencement exercises
, which were held at the high school
, at 8 O'Clock. The. affair took place
: in the dining room of the Union Pa
; cific cafe. Table was adorned with
baskets of spring flowers and green
. cry, and when dinner was over, Miss
, Altschuler and her guests motored t.
: the high school building for the grad
, juation program. The members of the
| high school faculty who were present
t presented the hostess with lovely
gift.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11

No matter what happens in France,
fha people are used to it.-Toiedo
Blade
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11

Tho older a wise man gets, the
wiser he Usually is; the older a fool
gets, the more stupid he is.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-11

Although purity of race was so
highly esteemed by the rabbis (the
priostly families and lesser degrees
depending upon it, yet they said that
the scholar. whatever his origin, had
precedence over an ignoramus, even
were the latter a high priest. Hor.
13b: see Yer, Sab. xii 81
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-26
Rok. (Vol.) II.
ZADANIE POLSKIEJ NIEWIASTY.

Newiasta poska, coz to wspania4y wyraz, ktorym
zaineresowali sic pisarze poeci swych przeroznych
pesniach narodowych hstorycznych, zawsze wsze
die spotyka matka Polka ecz dzewica szczere
ME- PoWyzsze wierdzene jest Oparte faktach dokona
nych swerdzonych. Cd nadawniejszych czas6w, gdzic
w nnych krajach niewiasty zajmoway stanowisko pod
rzedne poniekad podlgie, Polka sa3a czee, porow
mana mezem dzielifa trosk wychowania i wykszta4ce
MIA i wpaja4a goraca nifosc oczyzny rycerskoSc po
swecenie sic bez granc Historic wspomina pa
trotycznych czynach naszych polskch newiast
rozwoju rozkwitu dawnej Poski obecnych czasach
Poki stawaty rown z mezczyznami do wsponej pra-
cy ola wydzwigmeca ojczyzny kajdan niewoli Pozwo
limy sobe przytoczyc jeden heroczny czyn matk Pol
XII, ktory wymowne swadczy goracej mosc do kraju
oczystego Matka syn0W utracifa cZterech, ktorZy
legll ma polu chWa4y obronie kraju wonie swato
wei Pozosa4 najm4odszy jeszcze m4odzienaszek, ktor
rival by p6sc sladami swych polegfych brac Matka
re fzam oczach czyn jego czole znak krzyza swe
tego bfogosfaw m6W: Synu! TIVE miejsce szeregach
zbieraj sic dz pomScic krew twych brac Zastanowcic
sic wy polskie newiasy pod sztandarem naszego sao
Warzyszenla take heroczne postanoWienie nic
powinno siuzyc, jako piekny przykad cnoty obywate
skiej. Wprawdzie woInej ziem amerykanskie ME
many potrzeby czynic heroicznych poswieceh, ecz
WinniSmy sic WzoroWac podobnych przyk}adach,
mic zapobiegliWe sarana, azeby organizacja ME
wiescia wzrasta4a potezna4a. Wpajajmy Mode
pokoene zasady prawdziwej WARY cn6t obywatelskch
ukochajmy nasza piekna wdzieczna move polska ME
zachwycajmy sic zbytno modernizmem amerykafskm,
szkoda dla nasZej narodoWosci polskiej
Dobrze chwalebnie jest znac jezyki obce, ktorych
znajomosc jest nezbedna lecz bez uszczerka wasne
rodowosci. Mech sic ME zdae, re wyrzekajac sic
rodoWoSci. Mech sic ME zdaje re Wyrzekajac sic
cnot zwyczai odziedziczonych naszych przodkach
przemeni rodowite Amery kanki Me to z}udzene
lronja, bowlem petno zname polskie jest wyryte
czole pozostanie poska cecha narodowa, do
poty Krop1a polskiej krwi pfynac bedze naszych
zach.
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nym zwolenikiem starego porzadku, zWolenikiem mo-
narch ktoremu zdaje sic, il dis kajzer zasada nas
trone Pamietac przytem trzeba ME byf kandyda
tenn prezydenta wfasnej wolf. A kt6z nak4onif gos
raczej zmus przyjac kandydature? Admiral Tirpitz a
to samo dowodz, re starry admiral dzia}a} rozkazu
Hohenzoller6w. aE@ #E ..~- n al Il
Przypuszczenie, re Hindenburg screen oddany spra
vie monarch zonierz nauczony slepego posfuszestWa
wyzej cd siebie postawonym postapi wbrew wiasnym
przekonaniom wierzeniom, jest czems wiecej nz to
pojac moze wyobrazna bezsronnego obserwatora isto
nego stanu rzeczy. DIS oczach nemieckiego narodu
Hlndenburg staf sic Wiekszym bohaterem niz cZasle
Wojny gdy pokonaf rosjan Wschodnim froncie "a
tax ub6stwianym bozkiem wony pospeszy do obozu mi
ltarys6w, do monarch cay nar6d. Reichstag zalezny
jest cd wolf narodu, k6ry ciagu ednej DOLBY przez
powszechne gfosowanie moze zadecydowac powrot mos
narch Przezorny postepoWaniu ostrozny Hindenburg
ME bedzie speszy} sic wywoanem przewrotuale razem
re swymi stronnikam bedzie wmawiaf narod, re re.
publika zawodzi zbawienie narodu powrocie do mo-
narch. smutnem mad wyraz jest mniemanie narodu, ze
dzisiesze k1opoty ekonomiczne Niemec ME nasteps
wem wojny ale narzuconego sobe gwaltem czas
przejScoWy rzadu republkanskego. Nasienie rucizny
rzucone posr6d lud juz kielkuje. r.
Narod neniecki odkry} przy}bice wynik wyboroW
da Europy Swiata ma welke znaczenie Wiara do
bre chec narodu niemieckego przy stosowanu pobiaz
woSci znika wynikem ostatniego g1osowana. Me dzi-
vic sic Franc re ia ME godz sic ewakuacje swych
wojsk mad Renu mmo ciag}ych nalegan Anglii SWAT
dis patrzy ma Niemcy podejrzwie, wieksza nz ME
gdys neufnosca DO przekonywa sic, re to narod ne+
re to nar6d kot6w kazdej chw skupic oddac sic pod
rozkazy Hohenzoernow SWAT oczekue dis nastepnego
kroku tych, kt6rzy wybral Hndenburga prezydentem;
SWAT vie dis ze narod niemec odkry przyibce, zdar}
maske czoa pok6j swata powr6t do normalnych
stosunkow jeszcze wfosku ws >%*5s
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-05-26
pop}aca.

Organa finansst6w amerykanskich poswecaja spo-
miejsca rzetelnosc punktualnosci rzadu narodu
polskego. przyjemnosca zaznaczyc tn wypada, ia
reklama rzetelnosci rzadu narodu Rzeczypospolite
Polskiej szpaltach dziennik6w wszystkich odcen
znaazia poczesne miejsce co nam wyrabia dobra
Ike budzi tenn wieksze zaufanie do rzadu narodu
starej Ojczyznie
w artykule zatytutowanym "PoIska sp}aca swoje
dtugi' opublikowanym jednym dziennkow poi
nocy naszego stanu znajdujemy TAXI sad Posce:
"Gdy pred paru laty Polska jedna reka powstrzy-
mywata hordy czerWonej armj sowiet6w druga zapro
wadzaa porzadek wewnatrz kraju pou poltycznem
tlnansowem, ola braku kolei znajdowaia sic pozafo
wanna godnem po4ozeniu Ma dobitke z1ego kasa pas-
wowa swiecita pustkam mniemaniu pesimist6w udzie
lanie Posce kredytu by4oby niepodobnem. Zdan tych
pesymistow ato ME podzeaf pogladajacy przyszosc
Samuel Vaucclain, prezes frny Baldwin Locomotive
Works. Ge1da neWyorska Watpi}a wartoSc polskch
tego powodu frmie Baldwin przysparzafa k1opotow
naWet dazy4a do unieWaznienia ych not Lecz Vaucai
ME dat zwiesc sic tropu, wiara rzetenoSc narodu
poIskiego ME ostaba, stwerdzif by pubcznem
oswiadczeniem re dug Posk jest 100 procent lepszy
diugi panstw nnych.
w drugiem psmie znajdujemy taxi wstep pi6ra
s. S. Fontaine:
"Polacy moWia nieWiee, ale kazde Wyrzeczone s4o-
wo ma swoje znaczene, swoja wartos6. Many dowody
tego tenn, re netyko doprowadz do stablizac
monet zfoteJ ale sumlenne GAIA punkuanoscia sp}a
GAIA swoje obgace tax jak sp4acaa zaciagniety dug
tlrmie Baldwin. Oto co donosza Philadelphia
',Zgodnie kontraktem zawartym roku 1919
Hzeczypospoa Poska gotowa jest wnesc rzecia dorocz
ma rate d4ugu w wysokosci 1895 900 firmie Baldwin
Locomotive Works $50 lokomotyw, zakuponych
noty panstwowe Spfata powiedzianej sunny pro-
centem perwsze p6trocze nastapi 1-go pca. Dodaw
sly do powyzszej sunny procent zapIacony 30go grud
MIA ubieg4ego roku, dniu 1go pca, czyi ciagu jed
nego roku Poska spfac frmie Baldwin jeden million
trzysta ysiecy doar6w. TO dowod rzetenosci skrze
nosci rzadu narodu polskiego
Sa to zaste dobre wzmiank o rzadze narodzie, Doc
budza zaufane podwyzszaja kredyt Rzeczypospolite
tym kraju Take zdania, take mniemanie rzeteno-
sci, punktualnosc skrzetnosci nedawno obdarzonego
Wonoscia Narodu Polskiego jednym zamachem wytraca
bron reki naszych wrog6w sejacych antyposka pro
pagande. ... .s.i... Ii "a
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mich dniu zyczenia jak mai
sszczesliwszego pozycia mai
l.zenskiego. II
PAM Anna Lender szero-

Pani Anna lender szero-
ko znana w polskich ko4ach
spo}ecznych, otwera ma VIA
ma reke pracownie kra vice
ka mod i galanterji. PAM
Lender ukonczy}a chlubnie
szko}e profesjonalna Darva-
lsa i takowa polecic mozemy
9polskiej publicznoSci, jako
Elzdolniona awczynie
i modniarke. Chociaz uro-
dzona tn w Ameryce wlada
pieknie polskim jezykiem i
jest scz}onkinia paraf:ji sw.
Jana Kantego. Szkofa pro-
fesjonalna Darvasa Z Gala
.przyjemnoScia poleca pania
Anne Lender W b1ogiej ma
dziei, re wywiaze sic ona
znakomicie re swego zada-
mia i zadowolni wymagania
klienteli. PAM A. Lender "a
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mach w poblizu szkol j kos
Icioi6w polskich. Pan Leon
Czekalski pc diuzszym po-
!bycie we Flory zie, przyby}
do mas z powrotem, azeby
swoj dobrze prosprujacy in
teres rozwinac i zadowolic
swych klijent6w. Podczas
nieobecnoSci p. L. Czekal-
skiego, prowadzif brat star
sly p. Czkalskiego i oby-
watel Grodzki interes i owl
panowie nadal pozostaja.
Kto posiada dom, lote lub
farme a pragnie takowe "a
mienic ma posiad1osc miej-
ska, winien sic udac do po-
wyzszej firmy, kt6ra staran
ME sumiennie kazdego OBJ
s4uzy zadoWoli.
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mieszkuje p, n. 1862 Profe-
ssor ave. tam zamierza pro-
wadzic swoj interes.

Powszechnie znany przemysio
wiec, 'ktory prowadzi interes bla-
charski pod nazwa: The Home
stead.S Sheet Metal Co., pod mr..
1924 Broadway ul. OBJ. J. Smie-
chewicz, wynalazl novel kombi-
nacji maszynke do scierania, ma
powania wyzymania. -.
Maszynka zostala opatento-
wana pan J. smiechniewicz prag
ME za1ozyc fabryke i sam te. ma
szynki nader praktyczne po neder
przystepnej Genie fabrykowac. ~
Ola naszych gospodyh maszyn-
ka tego rodzaju jest nader dogod
nym przyrzadem, ktora zaiatwia
kilka robot cd razu.
Interesowani rodacy racza po-
rozumiec sic panem j. Smiech-
niewiczem tam moga obejrzec
wynaleziony przez niego model o
patentowany. w przysziym nu-
merze ME omieszkarny podac biz
szych szczegoiow o tym nowym
wynalazku.
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PRZYkBICA ODKRYTA.

Bez wszelkich polecenia godnych zalet mniej cn6t
obywatelskich, jedyne dzieki rekordow mitar-
nema Pawef Won Hndenburg, byfy marsza1ek arm kaj-
zera, zostaf wybrany prezydentem Niemec. Wyprowa-
dzono go ostatniej pred wyborami godznie zacsza
domoWego, wyciagniono to starzec ten unforme
wo]skowym, persia ozdobona orderam, porywa So
ba tfumy; wysunei czo}o zwolennicy monarchzmu
tenn przekonaniu re to bozyszcze wbrane g}owa ma
rodu ME poitkowac ale zo1nersku rozkaz6w s}uchac
zdone opjna ca}ego swiata, zgadza se cd Hnden-
burga Jak cd prezydena Niemec mic samoisnego spo-
dzleWac sic ME MONA re bedzie sepem narzedziem
reku monarchist6w, reku tych k6rzy wyprowadzili
go znoW ma WidoWnie przez nego pokonali zwoenk6w
dzisiejszego rzadu republikanskego.
Niezaprzeczonym faktem jest, re szae zwyciestwa
Hmdenburga przWazy}y g}osy kobet, oczach kt6rych
stat sic on bozyszczem; oddafy kobety niemiecke "a
MIN swoje glossy podobno ola tego jest ulubencem
ex-kajzera. wyborach bez decyzywnego wynku w Mar
Gu eWica procz komunist6w Wrzuciia do urny wybor-
czej razem 13195000 g}os6w. ostatnch wyborach dr.
Marx popary przez koalicje otrzymaf 1852 900 go-
SOW czy zaledwe $4,000 wiecej nz wyborach w
Marcu, choc osatnch g}osoWafo oko}o $3.50 900
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popaprca ewangecy jedynie dla tego, jest katokem
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konrkandydata Marxa, czy CORA 5000 900 te jeszcze
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ma dfoni re wyb6r sw6j zawdziecza pierwszym re-
die kobetom, kt6re zachwyca b}yszczacy mundur zof
nierza.
Czego spopdpzewac sic cd Hindenburga? Republi-
kafscy poitycy Nemiec zzymaja sic gniewu ma
poWlednie, re nowoobrany prezydent niebawem rzuci
Nemcy objecia monarchii Wedle ich twierdzeh pre-
zyden jest bezsiny boo Wszakze osa rzadu Jest reich
stag ten jest repubikaski. Prawda Hndenburg Jest
starcem beg doswiadczena politycznego rzeba Jed
max zapomnac re jest bitnym zofnierzem niezachwia