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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
EVANSVILLE FIREMEN
PLAN LADIES' AUXILIARY
J. w. Fainter Heads Committee
Named to Arrange for
Organization.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, May 14.-At
the bi-monthly meeting of the Hyatts
Vile Volunteer Fire Department. held
last night in headquarters, a committee
to form ladies' auxiliary was appointed,
including j. w. Fainter, chairman;
Walter Vetters and Lloyd Anderson.
Plans for improving the appearance of
headquarters were discussed. It was
announced that drills under direction
of member of the Washington Fire De-
partment soon would be held. An invi-
tation from the Potomac, Va, Fire De-
partment to take part in its parade and
contests May 80 was received and is
being considered.
Delegates we're elected as follows to
the annual convention of the Maryland
State Firemen's Association, to be held
June IL to II at Homecoming: j. j.
Fainter, Chief Noble Rushe, J. w. Fam
ter, Frank Elmo and Alfred Degges.
Alternates named were Harry Wilcoxen,
Lloyd Anderson, Harry Degges, George
Wilcoxen and Walter Vetters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
RESCUE OF CANISTER
FROM HOSPITAL Baked
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, May I4.-Tipped
that gangsters planned to raid the
Hahnemann Hospital and rescue VIII
liam Healy, wounded gunman and jail
breaker, police yesterday removed him
to Moyamensing Prison. Healy was shot
and wounded severely in a running
fight with detectives here several weeks
ago when he was recognized as one of
five prisoners who had escaped from
the Ohio State Penitentiary.
Healy was taken from the hospital
after a Waterman had reported that
one of several men lettering near the
hospital had approached and asked the
number Of Healy's room. The watch
mans response was blast on his DO
lice whistle and the men ran away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
FILM FIRM TO EXPAND.

NEW YORK, May IA R.-
unt-Famous-Lasky Corporation,
guided by the same men who founded
the business nearly two decades ago. is
to invade Europe with talking films,
made on the Continent with native
casts. Studios will be maintained in
London, Paris and possibly Berlin. The
company's stock has become one of the
market leaders on the New York Stock
Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
ANNE'S FAN MAIL" HEAVY.
Letters Of Advice and Requests for
AutCgraDhS Arrive Daily

ENGLEWOOD, N. j., May IA C9.-
The fan mall that plays a part of
every ceIebrity's daily difficulties and
joys already is assuming heavy role
in the program of Anne Morrow, who
is soon to become the bride Of Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh.
A woman In the South advised Miss
Anne to elope, a mother sent pointers
on the rearing of children, another con-
tributed counsel on how to carry on as
the wife of celebrity. Churches re-
quest autographs to auction at sociables.
brides ask trousseau pointers. wistful
little girls, who have admired Col. Lind
bergh from afar, want souvenirs. And
almost every one else wishes to sell the
couple anything from soap to automo-
bileS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14

The bulk of the diamond industry Is
carried on in Antwerp and Amsterdam,
&c, 900 being employed in the two cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-14
Canton Gunboats Desert.

CANTON, China, May IA R.-Thir-
teen Canton gunboats in the Sikiang,
near Samshui, have gone over to the
invading Kwangsi armies and have In
fiicted heavy casualties on Canton
troops in the neighborhood as revenge
for Canton's rough treatment of revolt
ing gunboats near the Shameen quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

dark inside, but we had brought few
dares along which would produce suffi-
Gent light for motion pictures. Friend
ly relations had now been established
and we made the proposal to Aloique.
But he would not hear of the machine
being brought inside. He became quite
irritated at the mere suggestion, and 1t
looked as If we had made blunder.
Apparatus Rugged Up.
We were on good terms with the rest
of the household. During Aloique's alb
sence we rugged up the apparatus. The
flare was placed in convenient posi-
ton and the camera trained on typi-
cal domestic scene, showing men and
women in their hammocks. When all
was ready Jack applied his match and
the flare blaZed. The Indians let forth
one shrek of dismay and streaked out
of the narrow doorway as If the devil
himself was at their heels. Needless
to say, we didn't get much of picture.
These flares give tremendously
powerful light. They also generate
clouds of white smoke. The sight of
this pouring out of the maloca and the
running Indians aroused the entire VII
1age, which thought the place was on
fire. When all was over but the shout
ilB, AtOlQuC obAiCo up AAO oSSiiASo
ready to kill any one in sight Luckily
we had realized the seriousness of the
situation and had already started some
of the Indians laughing at the con-
fusion. In this manner peace was re-
stored before any harm resulted.
One can never tell how Indians will
take such things. and If surprises are
going to be sprung it is always advis-
able to do so with the utmost caution.
had not expected stampede to fol-
low, and when I witnessed the excite
ment which ensued regretted my in
discretion.
Indians Impressed.
The affair took curious turn. A
little later an Indian implored me to
come over to his house and repeat the
performance for the special benefit Of
his family. We were more than WILL
ing to do SO, and a good picture re-
suited. Incidentally, it impressed the
Indians with our powers.
While all this was in progress, got
talking with the head of the household,
a man called Cabuzala. Every one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
Capital Mother
is Proud, Now

Don't allow your child to remain
weakened or rundown for any
length Of time. In that condition,
children are so easily attacked by
the millions of tiny germs that are
Seething and Swarming around us.
And it's so easy to get the bilious,
headachy, conStipated, feveriSh,
cross, fretful, puny, underweight
ones back into condition, with a
hearty appetite, rosy cheeks and
abundant energy, by using a
purely vegetable product which
physicians have endorsed for over
so years.
Children love the rich, fruity
taste of California Fig Syrup and
it acts almost like magic to regu-
late their little bowels and Stom-
achS. 1t gives these organs tone
and strength so they continue to
act as Nature intends them to do
and you don't have to keep dosing
your child. Four million bottles
used year and the enthusiastic
words of mothers everywhere
prove it gives satisfaction.
Another Washington mother,
Mrs. r. w. Harper, 1857 Irving ST.,
says: my little daughter, Bootsie,
suffered terribly from constipation
until she got very weak, run down
and underweight. I gave her CAL
ifornia Fig Syrup and in just a
little while she was eating heartily
and gaining weight. Soon she was
her bright, normal self again."
Always ask for California Fig
Syrup by the full name to avoid
substitutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

pose there Is much inducement to live
TO good old age in these parts. The
children were alert, quite ready to play
and as full Of jokes as their parents.
Everything went along swimmingly.
Had 1t not been for the constant de-
mand for knives and clothing etc, and
the necessity for our refusing to part
with our own possessions. we would
have found our visit most enjoyable.
They seemed to think that no man
should require more than one garment.
II you wore a coat, then there was no
need to wear shirt beneath it, and 1t
was your duty to give one Of the two
away.
During the height of conversation
Aloique'S wife squirmed her way into
the group, carrying her youngest son,
an infant about 2 years old, in her
arms.
I had been distributing some souve-
Mrs in the shape of triangular brass
tags bearing the letters &c. M. D."
She wanted to procure one for her
son. The child had several ornaments
hanging about its neck, and at the end
of one string ,dangled a small brass
plate, oval in shape, bearing the words
wv. S. Silver and Company, King
Williams, Eastcheap. London"
ms was nameplate which must
have been removed from some of Faw-
cett's baggage.
Something to Think About.
How had the child got it? That gave
me something to think about, but I was
to get greater surprise a few mo-
ments later, when I stumbled against
something hard inside Aloique's maloca.
On closer inspection it turned out to be
a small metal trunk, similar to that
used by English army officers in the
Orient. There could be no mistaking
it. I have seen too many of them in
my life to have any doubts. The box
could have belonged to no one else but
Col. Fawcett.
wanted to make immediate in
quiries how Aloique came to have Col.
Fawcett's trunk. It was not possible to
approach the subject without raising
so awaited a more favor
able opportunity.
Jack had secured a number of pho
tographs of interest outside and had
decided to make few pictures of the
interior OF the maloca. It was very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

knew about the three tall caraibas who
had passed through their village, so ]
asked him about Col. Fawcett. He told
me a considerable story, most of IL
quite unintelligible, but 1t was obviously
something of interest.
With patience arrived at the Inn
portant fact that he, Cabuzala, with
Aloique, two women and two young
men--the last being doubtful--had ac-
companied Fawcett on days march
to the east of the Kuluene River, car
rying farinha and other stores.
Without losing time, suggested that
the same men accompany me to the
Kuluene and beyond.
(Copyright. 1929. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
In his seventh article, Comdr. Dyott
tells of picking up new thread in the
mystery of the fate of Col Fawcett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
Village Dark, Man Flogged.

AS the result of beating given by a
band of villagers near Valencia, Spain,
the porter of the local power station is
suffering from IS wounds and an attack
of pneumonia. Failure of the electric
light plant during festival plunged
the village into darkness. The porter
was accused of turning out the lights in
spite, and was taken to a neighhoring
wood where he was tied to a tree, then
belabored with knotted clubs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
COL. FAWCETT'S
TRUNK IS FOUND
In Possession of Indian
Picture Flares Impress
Natives.

In the sirth instdllment OF his
story OF the hunt for Sol. Faucet,
missing explorer, Comdr. Dyot tells
OF meeting AloiQue, the man he
believes murdered Col. Faucet
and his ttDo companions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
Demand for Vicks Supplies
Good Index to Spread of Flu

An interesting sidelisht on the pres-
ent influenza epidemic has been the
accuracy with which the demand for
vicks VapoRub reflects the flu situa-
Vicks is the external treatment which
proved so helpful in 1918
Last November. rush orders from the
Pacific. Coast for more and more Vicks
told OF the beginning of a new epidemic
AS the Flu moved east. sudden increases
in the demand for Vicks marked its
spread from state to state.
Now that influenza has become fairly
general. it is once more necessary, in
spite OF vastly increased capacity, to run
the Vicks laboratories all night long, as
the public now demands over 375,000
Jars every "a urs.-AdvertiSement.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Incurables Are Given
An Evening of Music

The inmates Of the Home for In.
curables were entertained last
night by the Tuesday Evening
Music Club This club, directed
by Mrs. Florence Howard. Is CO.
operating with the Kiwanis Clubs
institutional entertainment commit
tee of which Stephen II. Takes is
chairman by singing at various
institutions in Washington.
The soloists at last nights meet
ing included Misses Margaret Cas-
sells, Laura Lyle, Cecile Littlefield
and Catherine Gross, with Miss
Donna Taggart as accompanist.
Members of the chorus included
Margaret Allison. Florence, Bug
bee, Virginia Cooper, Clara Forbes.
Adelaide Harbers, Ina HoltZschei-
ter, June Doorley, Frances Simon,
Virginia Woodward. Grace Brown,
Ruth Godfrey, Frances Tucker,
Enid Williams, Helen Eeumeyer,
Ruth Pearce, Isabelle Flora and
Lillian Llewellyn.
John Mansury and Hugh Paul
did a number of clog dances.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Dawes in New York
For Trim to Islands

NEW YORK, March ~ u.N.sl-
Charles G. DAVIS, Vice President oil
the United States during CALVIN
Coolidge's administration, was IN
New York today.
He will sail tomorrow for Santo
Domingo on the New York ana
Porto Rican liner Coamo on a
commission to revise NATIONAL H.
nances of the Dominican Republic
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Question Mark Officer
To Lecture on Flight

Major Carl Spatz, commander of
the Army plane Question Mark,
holder of endurance flight honors,
will tell his story of the famous
flight at the meeting Of the local
Reserve Officers Association. in the
Interior Department Building, to-
night. Moving pictures of the flight
will be shown, and Lieut.. Bran
Hughes orchestra will play.
Local specialist reserve officers
will meet tomorrow night at the
Oxford Hotel, where Major Roger
Taylor will speak on "Strategic Raw
Materials"
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Negro Health Week
Observance Starts

The fifteenth annual observance
of National Negro Health Week.
will take place tonight at O'Clock
in the auditorium of the Garnet
Patterson Junior High Schol, under
the auspices of the Federation of
Parent. Teacher Associa tions.
The speakers will he DIR. Francis
G. Rothert, Of the Children's Bu-
reau, Department of Labor, and
DR.. Algernon jackson. director of
the department of Public Health
at Howard University. George A.
Parker, president of the federation.
will preside
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Whitehurst to Address
Board of Trade Group

Capt. H. c. Whitehurst, co-ordi-
nator of public improvements of the
District Government and former as
sistant engineer commissioner, will
speak at meeting of the COM
mittee on bridges of the Washing
ton Board of Trade Friday at 4:3O.
The meeting will be held in the
board offices, Star Building. Frank
l.. Averill, chairman, will preside.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Reducing

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tell US of users of the Tower
Exerciser and Reducer who
have eliminated surplus
weight quickly and pleasantly.
You cannot be at Your best
if overweight. Here is the
safe-sensible-sane way of
reducing. Keep fit with a
Tower Exerciser and Reducer.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Health School Site
Urged in Georgetown

The Georgetown Civic Association,
meeting last night at the Phillips
School, Twenty.eighth and N Streets
Northwest. adopted resolution ask
ing that the proposed cOlored health
school be located in Georgetown.
Many of the members declared
their community offered the best
location. George A. BeasOn, presi
dent, presided.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
J. Townsend Russell
Gives Archaeology Talk

1.-TWO Summers of Prehistoric Re-
search in Central France, an
illustrated lecture, will be given by
James Townsend Russell, jr, assist
ant in archaeology Of the Smith
sonian Institution, at the meeting
of the Art and Archaeology League
in the Eastman School, 1900 Seven.
teenth st. n. W., saturday at AIS
O'Clock,
The Washington times., 1929-03-27

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The Washington times., 1929-03-27

The Tower Exerciser is a
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relief of constipation! Even
in the most serious cases il
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corrective. A few minutes a
day with the Tower Exerciser
usually keeps the bowels in a
healthy, normal condition.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
ALTAR BOY 20 YEARS

Twenty-eight years an altar boy
at ST. Augustine's Church is the
unusual record of Leonard Colbert
to be celebrated by the Federated
Churches. at the afternoon services.
$50 p. m. Sunday, March 81. Will.
liam J. Smith Is president.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
COMMISSIONED CAPTAIN

Henry Peck Ames, 257 Morton
Avenue. Clarendon, Va, has been
commissioned a captain in the
cavalry reserve, it was announced
at the War Department yesterday.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

DR.. Harry 3. Taylor. medical mis-
sionary of St. James Hospital, Ank-
ing, China. will speak on his work
in the Far East. at the morning
service in st. Adams Church, next
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1929-03-27
Public Poll
FOR
Public Utilities Commissioner

Express to the President your preference for
Public Utilities Commissioner by marking and mail
ing the tOLLoaving ballot:
To The Poll Committee
16 Jackson Place.
citizen of Washington and | petition the
President to appoint the following person to the
position of Public Utilities Commissioner.
MARK with X. Vote for of the following or
any other person legally qualifiedD
William NICK Clayton
Marvin Ashdowne Gusts
James J. Noonan
Mrs. Grace Hays Riley
William Allerton Roberts
Mrs. Virginia White Speel
T Ethelbert Stewart
( Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt
+ Fred s. Walker
My
Street address
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NASZE DZIECI!

Ola obojga rodzic6w dla matek pierwszym re
die doros synowie zameznee juz nawet c6rk So bye
ME przestana drobnem dziecmi.
M}osc matki ku dzeciom dosega stanu samolub-
stwa samoubstwo dykuje jej slepe umilowanie die
cka chocby szkoda dla jego przysz}osci
M4odsza generacja dzisiejsza nczem ME r6zni sic
cd tel pred dwudzestu cZterdziesu lub szeScudzie
secu lat Wowczas zar6wno ak dis dzec dorastajace
wybiera}y rodzaj zatrudnena marzy}y przysz}e
karjerze, oddawa}y sic tym samym rozrywkom zaba-
WON co dzeci naszej DOLBY Wewczas ak dis rodzice u
sowali wskazywac i'm droge do epszej przysz}osci
odwodzac cd postanowien, gwa}tem narzucal wole
swoja. Zaniast upragnonego wyniku swych przedsta
wiei najczescej doznawai zawodu, gorsza nejedne
mu dziecku zwchne karjere, do zycia zniechecili.
.Narzucanie swej wolf matk wnno ustac dniem
ukonczenia Fl roku zyca dzecka Ten okres zowie sic
dojsciem do pelnolenosci choc pelnoetnemu dziecku
moze bye potrzebna rada wiecej doswadczonej matk,
"a p6zno jednak narzucac swa wole p6zno
kazywac ak czynic, jaki rodzaj zajeca obrac,
by zyciu szczesca powodzenia przedsiewzieciach
zazywac.
Take wodzenie dzieci pasku datuje sic boda
cd czas6w zamierzch}ych choc wemy zgubnych wy
nikach takiego postepowania Z naszem potomstWem /
winnismy porzucic z4a procedure, niestety
gromnej wekszosc rodzinach zastosowane
Matki wiecej niz ojcowie wsp6}czuja swemi la
toroslami, ale mimo tego narzucaac i'm woe, po
peniaja b}ad, aki atach pozniejszych znecheci ch
dzieci ku sobie.
zatem, jesli pragniemy szczescia swych
dzieci ch wieku pozniejszyym, ME narzucajmy i'm
swe woli po ch dosciu do FL roku zycia pozostawmy
i'm wolna wole stanowienia sobie zaskarbimy ch mi
lose, szacunek zawsze mile wspomnienia.
Natomast przy kazdej nadarzajacej sic sposobno-
sci staramy sic dzeci nak}aniac do zapsywania
sic do poskch organizacyj, tenn zastrzezeniem ze
dorosfe c6rk znaesc sic obowiazkowo powinny
szeregach Sowarzyszenia Polek lie dotychczas je-
szcze cz{onkinami zespo{u naszego ME So.
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Pierwszy "choice" dajcie te
mu --Rodakowi.- z --pomie-
dzy wyzej --wymienionych
kandydatow,- do -.ktorego
macie najwieksze zaufanie,
ale ME zapomnijcie o tenn,
aby,- nastepne -"choice'y"
dac innym z -.pozostalych
polskich kandydatow. Przy
nazwiskach stawiajcie ME
krzyzyki, gdyz ballot byiby
niewazny,.. ale .stawiajcie
CYFRY, a vice jednemu
dajcie Cd jedynke, drugie-
mu dajcie (2) dwojke, trze
ciemu (3) a czwartemu ~
czworke..- lynn -.sposobem
wszystkim naszym kandyda
tom Rodakom okazecie swe
poparcie j przynajmniej je-
dnemu z mich zapewnicie
zwyciestwo.
...
Naprzykiad, jezeli najwie
cej wan do --przekonania
przemawia Oh. Franciszek
Rell, dajcie mu --pierwszy
"choice" (1), a innym trzem
nastepne "choice'y", to jest
2, 3 j a. - Jezeli najwie-
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lodacy Maja Mas Reprezentowat Radzie Miejskiej

ksze zaufanie macie dla Oh.
Stanisiawa Szczuki, przy je
60 nazwisku postawcie je-
dynke d), dajac mu tenn
pierwszy "choice', a trzem
innym dajcie dalsze naste-
pne "Choice'y", to jest 2, 3
i g. Cdybyscie pragneli
widziec wybranym Oh. VIA
dyslawa Piotrowicza, to je-
mu dajcie pierwszy "choice'
czyli przed nazwiskiem po
stawie jedynke (D, a ma
stepnym trzem dalsze "choi-
ce'y" dajcie. TAX samo, je-
zeli pragnelibyscie W Radzie
Miejskiej widziec Oh. Sta
nisiawa Dembowskiego, czy
Ii ze do niego najwieksze
macie zaufanie, to pierwszy
"choice" dajcie jern1 a po-
zostaiym trzem kandydatom
dajcie nastepne ''choice'y".
Rodacy j rodaczki, jest to
najpraktyczniejszy sposob,
aby okazac Rodakowi po-
parcie w tel sytuacji, jaka
many, w jakiej znalezGsmy
sic. lynn sposobem zdoiamy
je1eli JUL ME dwu, to przy-
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kow do Rady Miejskiej. Czy
zdajemy dostatecznie sobie
sprawe tego, jak wiele ira
c il smy, ME ..posiadajac
przez czas d}uzszy Rodaka,
jako reprezentanta W Ra-
die miasta Cleveland? Czy
ME uwazamy, ze ..obowia-
zkiem naszym jest staranie
sic, abysmy Ia wszelka ce-
ne mogli wprowadzic Ro-
daka do Rady Miejskiej?
Czy many apatycznie "a
chowac sic W tel sprawie,
pozostawiajac wszystko bic
gowi czasu i liczac jedynie
ma Los szczescia - czy tel
nalezy nam solidarnosc jak
najwieksza wykazac, ably
Rodakowi naszemu zwycie-
stwo zapewnic?
Wierzymy, il odpowiedz
mole bye tylko TAXA, aby
starac sic o wprowadzenie
do Rady Miejskiej przynaj-
mniej jednego Rodaka. A
jezeli tax, bez wzgledu ma
nasze upodohania osobiste,
okazmy Rodakom naszym
jak najdalej id4ce poparcie.
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musimy, re wilma lezy prze.
dewszystkiem po naszej stro
ME. Wilma lezy W braku po
siadania silnej, jednolitej or
ganizacji dobroczynnej; Or
ganizacji reprezentacyjnej;
organizacji, ksoraby W re
czywistosci przemawiala II
mieniem ca}ej tutejszej Po-
lonji.
Niestety, ME widzimy te-
go dotychczas. Niestety,
Organizacja nasza dobro-
czynna, Polskie Stowarzy-
szenie Dobroczynnosci ME
zdofa}o jeszcze Representa-
cyjnie ogarnac wszystkich,
a przedewszystkiem te czesc
spolecznosci tutejszej, ma
ktorej wszelkie tego rodza-
ju poczynania opierac sic
powinny dla zapewnienia
piracy i koniecz-
nej W takich razach repre-
zentacji. Polskie Stowarzy
szenie Dobroczynnosci ME
posiada nalezytego konta-
ktu polskiemi rzymsko-
katolickiemi parafjami. Me
widzimy nalezytej wspo{pra
cy re strony naszych pol
skich ksiezy, ME widzimy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29

o urzad Radnego Miej-
skiego W Drugim Dystrykcie
ubiega sic czterech Roda-
kow: Oh. Franciszek Rell,
Oh. Stanislaw Szczuka, Oh.
Wfadysfaw Piotrowicz i OBJ.
Stanisiaw Dembowski. VIE
my o tenn dobrze, ze ME je
stesmy wszyscy -jednako-
wych W tel sprawie zapatry
wan. Jednym ten akndydat
do przekonania przemawia,
drugim inny; ci pragneliby
tego kandydata widziec W
Radzie -.Miejskiej, .-tamci
znow zycza innemu zwycie
stwa. Rozbieznosc ..pogla-
dow panuje pod tym wzgle
dem i, jezeli -,inaczej juz
bye ME mole, musimy sic
z tenn pogodzic jak jest .
Chodzi jednak, aby pomi
mo tego, ze czterech handy
datow many, przynajmniej
dwu a chocby nawet jedne-
mu zapewnle zwyciestwo.
Giosujcie wiec Rodacy j Ro
daczki ma Rodaka, to jest
najwazniejszy-. waru mex.