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DR.. Mccoy will gladly answer
personal questions on health
and diet, addressed to him,
care Of the Tribune. :.
Enclose q stamped addressed
envelope for reply.

worked digestive organs, and the
whole alimentary canal will be
cleansed and purified by this delect-
able fruit of the vine.
Raisins ground in with dried meat
make an excellent pemmican which
is often used by Arctic explorers and
large expeditions, as it will keep al
most indefinitely if protected from
moisture. This combination is quite
wholesome, and forms a we'll bal
anced meal by itself.
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OF at foreigners refused permits
sion to land in England during the
first three months Of 1928, 66 were
German, 81 Scandinavian, az Polish,
IS French and il Russian.
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hEAEIhseD ADVICE
81 Dr. Fronk Nc Cay ..~
,as!% he 2aAt MalE
ouesiloeU N aeeaao . mann, Go,eTNMI 6 n1uRoo
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an increase in good blood. An ex.
elusive diet of this most delicious
fruit will give . rest to your over.
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Rochester Times Unions II he IL rich enough to scorn
secondhand car, his wife probably has passion for
hand furniture.
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Earl Burdett of Walula was in
Hover on business the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. Anderson of Lewiston Ida.i
transacted business in Kennewich
and Hover Monday.
Robert Meredith has sold the
ferry to Mr.. Knop of Ida, and the
new family are moving in this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knop have nine
children, four of them will be
in school here. Mr.. Meredith ex-
pect to move his family to Tekoa,
where h h as a what ranch.
H. L. Tucker of Kennewick
made few alterations in the
Hover store.
Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Waltz stop
ped at Grandma mills Saturday
then drove on to their new charge
at Lewiston Idaho.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers visited with
Mrs. B. B. Sewart Saturday.
Mr.. Chas Mills and C. E. Flet-
cher and son Lawrence, drove up
to the northwest Nazerene as
senlbly at Yakima last week.
Orville Zindel is working for
John Franklin.
Delpia Franklin has been quite
sick with the flu.
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HOVER
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Mrs. John Coleman of Seattle
were guests Saturday at the E.
and Mrs. C. E. Mace and sons
A. Behuke home.
Mrs. Lydia Mcclure came home
Thursday from Moscow, Ida.
where she has been employed. She
will spend the summer here ana
probably return to Moscow after
the apples are harvested.
Miller Steward stopped Sunday
to spend the day with his folks.
He was on his way to Naches to
complete his school duties after
attending track meet at Pullman.
Esther Olsen will attend Ellen
sburg Normal this summer.
Pea picking begins this week.
A few of the farmers. have al
ready started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ritter
and mother left for their home
at Cooks after weeks visit with
Mrs. Ritters parents.
Mrs. Earl Brown has been quite
sick with an attack of the pneu-
monia.
Genevieve and Margaret Piert
We're Sunday visitors with Anna
and Marie Thomas.
Sue Jean Ashby came home Fri
day evening for a short visit with
her folks before starting in school
at Ellensburg Normal about the
10th of June.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ward of Finley
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Behuke.
VIM. Mills and family drove
over to Walla Walla Saturday and
returned Tuesday.
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Next Sunday is Memorial Sun.
day and at IL a. m. Rev. Thomp-
SON will have charge of the ser.
vice. He will preach Memorial
Service and special music will be
given by the choir. You are wei
come to this service.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. next
Sunday to which you are cordially
invited.
Friday night is Grange. 1t is
hoped as many as can will be out.
Bring a dime for lunch.
The people of this community
were very. much saddened Satur-
day morning to hear of the pass
ing away of one their friends and
neighbor Mrs. Rorick, after a long
lingering illness born with Chris
tian patience. Mrs. Rorick had al
ways been a willing helper in
church and social work, wherever
she was able to do it. Her quiet,
gentle disposition won her many
friends and will be long remem-
bered by all who knew her. The
community extends its heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family
in their loss.
Quite a number of friends at
tended the funeral service of
Mrs. Rorick Monday from this
community to pay tribute of their
last respect to one whose men,
DRY will long live after her.
Troy and Emil Bokstruck left
Friday for John Day, Oregon to
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work in the forest reserve.

A community bee of workers
went to Mr.. Rorick's Tuesday to
help him in his IA ranch work that
fallen behind owning to Mrs. Ro-
rick illness.
Mrs. Sellick and her sister Mrs.
Caurell were visitors at Mrs.
Helps Tuesday.
Dave Morton has moved back
with his family into their home
here and are nicely settled again.
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excellent crop with Delicious and
Jonathan making the best show
ing in many orchards.
R. w. Anderson is making sew
eral trips weekly to Spokane on
business.
The following families ate a
picnic dinner in the Park on Sum
day. Rev. j. w. Potion, F. A..
Rouse, Homer Williams.
Clifford Anderson spent the
week end in Walla Walla.
Grace Chellis and a girl friend
drove down a new car from Spo-
kane last Sunday for the Twin
City Motor Co. and returned Sun
day evening.
Sherman Muncey and Will Mum
cey were called to Walla Walla
Monday to be with their mother
who is to undergo an operation.
w. T. RAIDER drove to Pasco
Sunday afternoon, taking with
him j. w. Poolton, Rev. Micheal
and J. A. Nicholaus to visit E. d.
Parr who is in the hospital suf-
fering from a broken leg. They
report that the injured man is
getting along as well as can be
expected, after suffering much
pain.
Little Jack Allen is reported
sick.
Mr.. Cherry. who is in charge of
the Burgh place north of town,
unfortunately broke his arm Mon
day while cranking his ford.
w. w. Hartman spent week
recently with his wife and child
rem in Moscow.
There was dance at the Vale
Grange Saturday evening which
was well attended. Some of the
old time dances were demonstrat-
ed.
Our park is a popular resort
these days. Several picnic parties
from distance have met here
recently.
Mr.. Fergin gave exams to sew
enth and eighth graders at the
Grade school last week.
Quite a number of berry pick
ers from a distance are here for
the strawberry harvest.
Robert Hanson is painting the
Breithaupt house and garage.
Jimmy Martin who put out a
thousand grape vines year ago
says he is going to have quite a
lot of grapes from the patch this
year. This sounds like grapes
brought as quick returns as any
other fruit except strawberries.
The thermometer register $3.50
here Sunday. The irrigation ditch
es are ytry popular congregating
places for the youngsters these
days, some of them apparently
spending more time in the water
than on land.
Quite a number of children are
earning considerable spending
money this year by picking
strawberries. We know Of one lit
tie girl little over seven years
old who pick a crate in few
hours recently.
Bill Hackney is going to give
considerable work to several boys
this summer. He says he will have
a small payroll, and will take on
boys who are handy with tools,
to assists him in his secondhand
establishment.
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MOOieS Aid the Ca,

R tSpt fb of w S,' gowns Il, .ns u
tant effect on the dona u an INN,
tain styles, particularly d for g.
sin; classic lines aSa gowns 2, !
tna6 the s sale of cosmetics cosmetics, sepoup
movies became popular Slice d,
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HEDGES
MRS. E. F. HELPS

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Miss Mary Kennett closed her
school at Riparia on Monday for
the summer vacation and will be
at home with Mrs. Kenneth for
the summer.
Miss Marie Uande went to Pros
ser Thursday to attend the COM
mencement exercises in which she
has some friends graduating.
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RICHLAND
FORUM ORGANIZED
Mrs. w. j. Scott
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Richland Community Forum
was organized here last. Friday
evening. The object of this So
ciety is to publicly consider all
subjects and questions of impor-
lance, local, national and interna-
tional. Those who are well in
formed on any subject of impor-
lance will be asked to speak. At
the present time the political sit
uation has assumed large proper
tions in the public eye, conse-
qusntly politics will have more
consideration than any other sub
ject. Social, religious. prohibition
literary. scientific and other que.s-
tons will be considered.
w. G.. B. Randolph is secretary
and will be glad to answer any
questions about the society. At
present its meeting are irregular,
but later it is planned to have re-
lgular weekly meetings.
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Richland News Items

the benefit of the Courier large list subscr
the Rchland territory this providing space
get touch with the local correspondent when they
items of interest
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PooIton-Sabers

Miss Grace Poolton, youngest
daughter of Rev. j. w. PooHon,
was married in Wenatchee, Tues
day May Is to Harold Sabers of
Wenatchee. The young couple ap-
parently sprung a surprise on
their friends and relatives, as
nothing as known of the coming
event until all was over. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sabers will remain in Wen
atchee for the present. and are
expected in Richland for the
Fourth.
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Enworth league ELECTS

The following are the new Off
GERS of the Epworth League who
We're chosen at "a recent meeting
Marie Compton, President; Err
ma Mowery, LIST. vice Pres;
Frank Stoopes, End vice Pres;
Delora Nickolaus, Bird vice Pres;
Irene Tuttle. 18th. vice Pres; Hell
en- Hackney, Secretary; Bertheal
Muncey, Treasurer; Frank Pike,
Pianist; Georgina Scott, Choir
lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kramer, and
Mr.. Kale of Gooding Ida, are
visitors at the C. E. Wood home.
w. A. Pike has purchased the
property in town recently owned
by r. B. Stevens Mr.. Pike since
his coming to Richland has found
renting undesirable and uncertain,
so when the opportunity was pres
ented of obtaining a residence
that pleased him, and was at the
same time convenient to the lum-
Der Yard he quite naturally took
advantage of it and purchased the
residence that he has been rent
Ing for the past couple of months.
He has now home and in very
desirable location.
Strawberry picking is now in
full swing in this project. J.E.
Mowery has shipped over 60 GRAFT
es in a day. and C. A. Hackney
has shipped over 70 ,crates in
one day.
Mr.. Desgranges was in this To-
cality last week, and according
to his estimates there will be an
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FINLEY
Mrs. nj. w. ZINDEL
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber gave
a birthday dinner at their home
last Thursday in honor of Mrs.
r. L. Hudson. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy and Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Hudson all, hav-
ing splendid time and a very
good dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wehers' are
getting their home all painted up
and it is looking fine around
there.
MOWERS, Sickles, knives, scis-
sors axes and lawn mowers
ground Prices reasonable and
work guaranteed. HI. G. Frank
Finley. Up
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Candied Cherries md Pineapple. SCHAI LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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COMMITTEE IS
 APPOINTED LOOK
 INTO s. 4. TROUBLE
DELEGATES URGED TO TAKE STEPS RENDER SECURE
 SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON, Dec, II, (P)- Official word from Bolivia saving that country considered itself en- titled to moral reparations from Paraguay before conciliation pro- ceedings are instituted in con- nection with the boundary dispute, reached the State Department last night.
 Simultaneously, with the first meeting of the special committee created by the Pan American Con- ference for arbitration concilia- tiOn, the conference selected a committee to inquire into the dis pute
 President Coolidge opened the conference with an address vel coming the delegates and urged them to take steps to render more secure the settlement of internat- ional disputes by arbitration.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11
MRS MARIAN PAINTER
 HEADS EASTERN STAR

Mrs. Marian Painter, at last evenings annual election of off cers of the Eastern Star, Seward Chapter, No. 10, was elected Wor- thy Matron.
 MT. ElWyn SWetmann was elect ed Worthy Patron; Mrs. Emma Banbury, Associate Matron; MT. J. M. Campbell, Associate Patron; Mrs. Josephine Sheldon, Conduc- tress; Mrs. Hazel Erwin, Associate Conductress; MT. w. c. Erwin, Treasurer; Mrs. Nellie Protzman, Secretary; Mrs. Bessie Malloy, Trustee.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11
UNDERGROUND RUMBLINGS

WASHINGTON, Dec, II, (P-Al- lanson Houghton, American Am bassador to Great Britain, has leas- ed an apartment in Washington and there are rumo1s he will be ap- pointed Secretary of State under MT. Hoover. Senator Borah is also mentioned for a post.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

LESSON PIPES WON'T LEAK, WON'T DRIP. WON'T SMELL, CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN
 MOKE TT EVERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS S4.00 AND S7.50. Schal.crer's Alaska Shcp.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

Announcement has been receiV- ed in Juneau of the marriage at Seattle of Miss Bunny White and MT. Gregory Mangan, both well known in the Capitol City.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

Numerous reports have gone the rounds regarding the s. s. Starr, overdue from the West ward, but nothing authentic has been received by the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

On Anvil Creek, favored by good water conditions, operators exper- fenced a good season. Everything indicates a fine production for next season.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

Bob Stewart, engineer, will be Captain Berger's right hand man on the M. s. Discoverer, on the voyage to Seattle starting tomor- row.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

Mining and prospecting opera tions on the Pekovich property at Funter have been suspended for the winter. Test bore operations will resume in the spring, says the Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

VIE CARRY THE BEST BRANDS OF CANDY MANUFACTURED .tJ THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot tage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

To investigate a report that boats were seining for herring in Sey- mour Canal, an official was sent there to look into the matter.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-11

Excellent line of Columbia records at Sylvia's. Newest of hits.
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Boze ciaIo

w dnu 7-go czerwca przypada swieto Bozego Cia-
1a jedno nauroczyscej obchodzonych lud polsk
tax dalekiej Ojczyznie jak tn, ma Wychodztwe'
Azeby dac moznosc licznym udu katolickiego
wziac udzia4 w nabozehstwie procesji, dlatego tez
Kosci6f swieto to zwyN kaendarzu przesuwac ma
najbzsza niedziele Bedzie wiec tu mas uroczy-
scie obchodzonem dniu 10go czerwca. lez to uczuc
rzewnych podnios}ych budzi kazdego naszego
Rodaka czy Rodaczk obraz procesji Bozego Cia4a Ma
sobie tye powag namaszczena, re ME zdofen
sic zatrzec pamieci wspomnien nawet najdawnej-
szych lat dzieciecych.
Siegnijmy wyobrazenia az do tel chwili, gdy po raz
perwszy mur6w koscielnych wy}oni} sic s}once u
roczysty tax barwny poch6d duchowienstwa, dostoj
nk6w dawnej Rzeczypospolite towarzyszy pancernych
koronnych, mieszczan i ludu wejskiego.
Cd tel chwli mney wieki. Jak cienie przeszly
dynastje Piast6w, Jagielon6w, Waz6w. Jak burza
przewalif sic mad Rzeczypospolita naazd szweck ko
zacke bunty grozne zameszania. Potoczy}a sic jak
teczowe kofo Poska taroszlachecka - ku przepascl
H.. rune}a, nierzadem stojaca przyszosc kraju ME
dbaa panujaca kasta narodu Nastapi}y podza}y Tel,
kt6ra ME umar1a, ME zgnea, choc przez duzszy
musiala sw6 zywot ukrywac sercach najlepszych sy
now cor Ojczyzny SWAT caly zdaWaI sic juz zapomi
nae zbrodni 4dzieoWej dokonanej ciee Rzeczypo-
spolitej Naprozno jednak. Co roku przez uce miast
wiosek Polski kroczyf Kapan s}oncem monstrancji
ma piersiach ukazujac ludowi - jego Boga Zbawce.
naszym zaborcom - msciciela krzywd Narodu Pol
skego.
Uroczysotsc Bozege Ciaia, kt6ra Posce zawsze
bywala pelna blasku majestatu ME zdo}a} zacmc
nawet wick niewoli. Moze jeszcze sinie niz inne
dni budzi1a sic wowczas nigdy ME wymara wiara w
odrodzenie nasze czy ojc6w naszch matek, dalekiej
Ojczyzny.
Przysz}a wreszcie straszliwa wojna, wsr6d huku
dzia}, jek6w pozog dzesiatk6w tysecy mogil najep
szych syn6w wsr6d kt6rych do ochotnik6w Am zna-
czna Geese krzyz6w mognych nalezy powsta}a Ia,
ktorej wolnosc tax serdecznie dnu sweta Bozego
Ca}a lata d}ugie b}agane mod}y zanosi bracia
nasi poza
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TWierdza poIskoSci
bye macie!

RODACZKI, Siostry Drogie, ME Wstydzce sic
narodoWosci Waszej, boscie pamietac poWlnny zet
to narodoWosc bohateroW, narodoWosc mecznnl-
k6w; ktora powolanie swe wiekie spe}ni}a spell
mia zaszczytnie pred widoWnia sWiata, die
jach swych mia}a chWile takich triumfoW fakty
tax podniosle re slaWa dobra zasluga Wobec ludz
kosci okry1a sic po wick wicklow.
Me wstydzic sic nam polskosci naszej ale po-
znac pokochac ja trzeba DO to matka, ktora mas
ia SWAT wydala, ktorej pieczy wzrosiysmy i kto-
rel wdzecznosc mi1osc zachowamy az do grobu.
Cecha uczciWej tutej jszej obyWatelk polskiego po-
chodzenia, tembardziej czlonkini naszego niewie
poszanowaniu sztandaru gwiazdzistego, przy
wiazaniu do kraju, kt0re obyWatelkami jestesmy,
ale r6wniez w szczerej milosci do dalekiej Ojczy-
zny naszej czy Matek naszych 0 niej zapomlnac
nam niewono, ME nalezy, DO, TAX postepujac, mo-
g1ybysmy zreszta zupe}nie s}uszne zasfuzyc soble
ma miano renegatek, przeciez tych Wsrod naszych
|Si6str niema Sa bye moze niektore Siostry, ktore
)chwilowo, przejete obyczajami i zWyczajaml tego
|kraju, zapominaja O Polsce, polskosci, jezyku
swych Matek ale to jest objaW chWiloWy wierzyc
mona, re wnet ustap miejsca pe}nej swiadomosci,
re nam, polskiej narodoWosci rod sWoj WyWo-
dzimy niewolno jest zatracac mowy rodzmeJ, mo-
IVY Matek naszych, ami wyzbywac sic wierzen przez
Matki nasze spusciznie nam pozostawionych, a
jake one "a najwieksza swietosc uwaza}y
To tez ME krzykactWem, ME jakas fanforona-
| da, lecz szczera praca mad soba innemi zadoku-
mentujmy nasza ngdy nieWygas1a mi1osc i przy-
wiazanie do Polsk do Werzen Matek naszych. Sa-
dobry, budujacy przyk}ad tym Wszystkim rodacz-
kom naszym, jake uda nam sic do naszych niewie-
scich szeregow pozyskac. Mic bardzie TAX ME prze-
mawia do przekonana, mic tax skutecznie ME ,po-
ciaga - jak doby siebie przyk}ad, my, cz}on-
kinie Stowarzyszena Polek prace nasza Wykonu-
lac zawsze Wszedzie stara jmy sic nnym przyk1a-
dem dobrym swiecic, by Organizacja nasza uwaza-
na bye mogla ME tylko "a ostoje wierzeh Matek ma
|szych lecz "a tWierdze polskosci ma Wychodzt-
wie To naszym, Siostry Drogie, - swietym obo-
IWiaZkiem!
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|ZATARC POLSkO LITEWSKf
PRED LIGA NARODoW

PARYZ. - ,Po raz pierwszy cd
wielu lat rada Ligi Narodow zbie-
re sic W Cenewie by konferowae
" sprawach wielkiej wagi, ale beg
udziafu dwoch najwiekszych dy
plomatow obecnej DOLBY a miano-
wicie Stresemanna Brianda, kto-
rzy W ostatnich czasach s}abuja ma
zdrowiu a szczegolnie ten pierwszy.
Pierwsza ze spraw Ligi Narodow
jest sprawa zatargu Polski z Litwa.
ktora uporczywie domaga sic Viii
ma W dalszym ciagu jest prawie
ma wojennej stopie z Polska.
Angielski minister spraw zagra-
r,icznych bedac W drodze do Ce-
newy odwiedzi1 Brianda W Quai d
Orsay odbyi MIN d}uzsza kon-
ferencje.
Sir Austen Chamberlain zwie-
DID ostatnio Europe i przyszedf do
przekonania, ze premier litewski
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opinI z bis gdy stany zjednoczo-
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ojayh wysy
ulatacyh oznym komteto Ma
akiejs denitywne dnomysna uchwa}a
konstytu
cyne ozbrona budzeu L, human
poyczne podpad
wkonyania Zromadzen dykutuje pubcznie mad
aodow ko bezprzecznik
mozna porownae
Przewodza wiee mocarstwa Anglia
Francja Wochy Nemcy stale mesca Radze,
wyber zgromadzene termin
wyban tr1ech estsiych czlonkow kazdgo
oganiczona onkow Zbiera conajmniej
raxy wresnu grudniu,
kysztaiowej sedmu latach Rada ig
wytwoya zupeinie etode
spraw nnstrowie
zaganicznyh spotykaja obradujs
mad roznemi sprawami mdynaodo
Jezykam Lgi Narodow ansie francuski
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-05

Stanach Zednoczonych Naodow ale
akze przyaco Niedawno ukaza{ sic arykuf tel
bedz bad najpteiniej.ej nyucI medyn
rodowe por dra G. E. Bevansa, ktoy kuk uchwa}y
prowadonej Senac Stanow Zjdoconyh, opublkowano
niez Congressional Record.
Piecdeiat lat temu pisze miedy innem dr.. Bevans ME
byio dynrodoweg poroumna koe zapewnialoby bpiezna
zybka przesylke stow jednego do dugigo Komk
cja stowna wiec bya powona sosunkoo kotowna roku
1874 przedtawiiee weu zebra Bernie Szwaja-
rU zorganzwai Powechna Unje Pocztowa Rezultate
by}o zybk kounikacI towej miey
rodami, zagwarantowanej rzady s~iaa
DIeee lat ME byi Lg Narodow powoanej do iyca
dla utrzymana pokou najsaszwsz ojna dech ldkosci
zakonczyia tyczniu 1920 rou prezydet Wilson z}i
Lg koa odbyfa Paryu Faktem
meiowie AnglU, Francj Ameryce
by sposob zapobiec
konference Pokojows Payiu roku 9l9ym uzna ko
ks istytuci ktorej adanen byioby
pokou Pzewidusce
puntach
zaweszenie broni Nemcam.
Pev.zs prac4 delegatow pokojows
1919 byo konstytucI Lgi Nardow ko bya
da dna hstori wiata Zastanowny sic mad
tel tyucI mad dotychczas zalaia Lga
zgromadzenia, zgromadzeniu
siaaja przedsawiciele wszych czionkow
naeialy wszye swiat Prwxym
pan.tw ljackh 3 neuralnych chiny ME podp.aly