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Odwaiyli ;-Jr rlnpu,ci" zbrodni, IlldzQc si , ie IQ drogij /''.\ d 1('z/! wiel I;Q ille pracy dla rozwojll i po­ I': , ]'r,j,ki. I'raca na"7.a, nigdy w zadnym "'v. i"dku, allj 1 la nlol11pnl pr;.:prwanij nie zosta­ Katastrola ks. Wlndsoru Prof. Carrel - zllakomity biolog {ranellski, 1'1', bn\\ iCIIJ \\'jelka idea, kt6rej' tlliymy jp 1 ]Jraclljc lIa malej Icysepec brctoliskicj St. I, "ot t.nQ ,ilQ, kl6rej nie zw lozy zbrOdnia Gild,(lS Icraz zc zl1akomilq slu1('q, loluiaq, , zdroJ o, ani renegat, ani obCT agent! \VIEDEN'. J)on()l!U! 1. Salzburga 0 kata- I Prwd samochOOu uleg} roz;biciu, pasate. Li»dbcrghicl/I, /lad MIl.'orzcl1icm 8ztucznego IJbtoria przekazala nam, nie,,",ly wY}1ad­ kr61I\t,rofie Anglil /l.l,lklroo Ed t\l " bilowej, jakiejVIU. II1..e " . mi!llrrze"nuun',,; h, r<1 w j{' zo. tali M ''''y wyrnueeni poBpr Z; '11 nJi.i5:7.t!nie,., 0I13fflm / ('rca.. i zrlrad narodowyeh, i zbrodniczego dziaJa­ g8i two WIndaoru prtYJeehah do SIlI;>;- kllt&I\trofy z rllitunklen\, pO l.1ah ks. Wln<leoru rll;j nlJcych agen'lur. burga, aby uczestn'iC,z;Yc w odb 'wajllcym si i panilj. Sirhpson;, , \H' wiclIJV Jc,l,c;.:e w jakim roclowibkll )\')" wi lkjm festivalu mU1.ye nym, Przybyli "',Ia- . Wez\\'ano posp:esz le ,Ieka . N& z ­ Pogpda na ponledzlalek ;, ,I ,i ton I,Ian zhrorIni. nie wiel1lY z jakil'go Rnym samochodem, kierowan)'m przez; starego s le, ?kaza!o J'i!: Z€ Ml'i!stWO' \\ mdsor 'DIe- 00­ ,Rsnki m miejscami mg1is!o, W ci1)gu dn:&. ;'".11" I'o hodzft pieniqdze, ZfI' klMc zbrodnia, Rzofel'a ks. Windsoru. Dle,h, powaznleJ':-e go s1.wanku. Kgi ina pr7t'jSclow ' ",'Zrost zoachmul'zcn'a az d" PI'7..... h\ 111 prl.\ gut uwall:J, ani kim ;;ft w;;p61nicy za. W Pewnej chwili samoch6d nalaz! Rif na Win{j<\orn l gla. "Ilnemu W<5tl"14sowi Il€rwo­ ]oj.nych des7.c7.ow i, lekkiej sklonnoSci do OlIn. f.,lr'gli lbrn(h1iarza, To tell lI\\aialllY 7,a przed skrtytowaniu ulic, g{jz;ie nie by/o iadnych w mu. 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Wladze sledcze pro­ <I'.1dq dochodzcnic w sensacyjnej afcrze, w hiszpanskiej wiosee Brunete o,\'krytcj w kasie bagaiowej na dworcu g16­ \\l1ym. ]eden z pomocnik6w kasjera, za­ TOREUEL. \Vcwraj rano na8t-l!pikl pO}4­ rlnnooi,MADRYT. t.e w na,sl pslwie Kore pondent przl'prowadzonl'go agen ji lIavasa dlug()tr\\'aIYIll I raj,zl'go, hyJy przygotowaniu il'sl\,chanie g\\'altowne.;!rtyleryj killl, Po c7..enie woj k PO\\'8talkzych, operuj/lcych ]1' 1J.)t wp!acae dziennc wplywy do PKO, kontrataku wojska rZQdowe odcbraly r7. SC woj ka powst;! ll' zhlizyly sip, do pierw­ odcinku Teruel i na <>dcinku Gua Jana. pr/)'wlaszC'zal sobic te pieniijdzc i w ciijgu ll1i jscowosci Brunete, kt6r zlll\l r.cni hyli s7.yrh dom6w ;o:-;ki. OrlrIlialy rZ/idowe wym­ GEN. QUEIPO MoWI. 100, i I,otkicgo czasu zdcfraudowal okolo 25.000 nierlawno opuscic na skulek gwallownl'go ata- ,zyly riD konlJ.taku, odp\'chajllc prze iwnika :ii W prozcddzien kontroli. defraudant ku wojsk powstai1czych. rlo ]l11nkt6w \\1sciowy h. Po uJllywie god,dny, SEWILLA. G('n. Queipo de Llano ,, · pow;;tal1cy wlowili natarcie. \\Toj ka rZ<1d l' swiadczyl, Ze W c.7.asic wI'.zorajs;r,ego. n.al tll / bicgl w niewiadomym kierunku. Za zbie­ ll-tu 8amoloUiw rZ/!'dow;rch na'linie POWtit<ift. I!} nl dcfraudantcm rozeslano listy goncze MADTlYT. KOlllunikal oficjalny woj"k Wl- wc zalamaly Q w ogniu arlyl!'ryjskim i hyJy cze, 9 7.ostalo sh'/!conych. ' ,j 'policja wpadla jui na jego trop. Na razie dowych donosi, ze na odcinkll Siena, po odo- 7.IllU l.one do pusl.czenia Brunell', ale duko. o,adzono w areszcie kasjera za niedoz6r hraniu pr,>;c;.: woj ka rZ1j.dowl' cz ci mipj:-;co- nal)' odwrol\l w zupl'lnYI1l p()rzitdku, prl.Y Z KOLE! SWI TO NARODOWE .. wosci Brunetc. bit\\; toczyla si\: z wielkiL za- ('7.ym udalo j si wykona(\ ru h okrijzajil y CZER WONYCH. halY. ciektosciij, at do nocy. i ponownie ,v-edostac i do Brunele. \'0' -:c:>o<:>­ SALAMANKA. Komunikat 1V.!!<i0W')" · . w tal\cY wYGrpani dlll otrwalYI11 wysiJkicl1l, glosi, zc dzien 25 lipca, dziel1 patrona Hisz. MADHYT, KoresponrIenl Havasa w Madry. byli ZI1lU"ZeIZ kolcj do odwrolu. w na"t p­ panii - s\\'. .Takoba, 7A\8tal ogloszon ' jalaa Podatek woJskowy cie twierdzi na podstawie nieoficjalnych wia- slwie czego Iowa wioski zostala zaj ta przcz s\\'i to narodo\\'('. domosci, ii wioska Brllnele znajdllje siQ rze- odrlzialy rlf\We, 7.acz<:la "i<: walka 0 kazd/i ) w Nlemczech komo w rQkach rZltdowych. Walki, jakie to- zagrod , 0 krly dom. Walka ta trwala jes7.­ czyly si 0 lQ miejscowoM w ciijgu dnia wczo- czc w noel', i BERLIN. W Niemczech zostal uchwa­ NOW A USTAWA 0 ROZWODACH lony podatek wojskowy dla zwolnionych W ANGLII. od Iuzby wojskowej. Podatek ten wyno­ LONDYN, [l;b Gillin llQhwaHla now ,I USIa.. !!C b dzje 50 70 podatku dochodowego w wC 0 roz\\'odach, Odlild II' AI1I:Iii zadnc z 111M. ll gu dwu lat normalnej sluzby wojskowej. zon4,()w nie 1II01e I1nno\\'uie \\'zitlc slubu w.;:o. fot;m zas wynosic b..dzie 5% podatku do­ nie! a,t \\' brz\' lala PO ro7-\\'i'lrlaniu malJ.e.\. o ai do ukonczenia obowi,\zku Przeor. zakonu Jezuilw skazany stwa PnYCZ 'llolmi d() fozwiazani,j mal:icr\;; \\'. \h doweg , 5'1: cu<flOl6slwo, dezc, I"Ja okrucicrislWQ i nj..... t,uzby wOJskowcj.-:c:>o<:>­ 'na 'szeSt mlesl-:cy "ttzlenJa udecrnllfV' ol.>lod, ZAGADKOWE SAMOBOJSTWO.
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