The Warsaw Devil R.3: 1920 No. 6 [Roman Dmowski].

The Warsaw Devil. Satirical-Political-Social-Literary Weekly. A non-partisan organ.
Year III. No. 6. Warsaw, February 8, 1920.
Responsible editor: Witold Koszutski. Printed by the "All-Time" Printing House, Zlota 8.
[The magazine initially, in 1918-19, came out in Lublin, then, with the note "Warsaw" in the title, already in the capital Warsaw, in the years R.2:1919 - R.4:1921]
Thin greenish paper, 8 pp, format 32 x 24.8 cm.

Condition: paper yellowed, brittle, at bottom of p.1/2 a detached fragment with minor damage to text, numerous tears, cracks, creases, with small paper losses in margins.

The cover drawing depicts Typhoid and Smallpox as a royal couple. They are accompanied by War, Death and Misery. The authors of the texts are Witold Koszutski and Zygmunt Zaleski.
In the section entitled "From the Notes of a Madman" about the Sejm's enactment of the death penalty on officials for bribes and fraud.
On pp.7-8 jokes directed against Roman Dmowski and National Democracy, among others.