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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
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H0NORS WILL Be
HELD BY GIANTS
Prospects Give Little Hope of
First Place in League for
Quaker Team.

With the Earlham- Wabash game
scheduled to be played last Saturday
cancelled. giving Wabash the lead,
Butler basketball team will have an
opportunity to change the |. c. A. L..
situation when it meets the Little
Giants" next Saturday night.
Such mixup would place Earlham
and Wabash on an even break as far
as games won and lost are concerned,
but still would not give Earlham the
l. G. A. L. girdle as Wabash has de-
feated Earlham at the Coliseum and to
date there are no more games SEIZED
uled between Wabash and Earlham,
so unless Coach Townsend chooses to
play another game. Wabash has the
title cinched.
Even though Earlham had added the
Franklin game to it's string of games
won and Butler defeats the Wabash
aggregation Saturday night, Earlham
would still have no claim on the /. c..
A. L. pennant according to the league
rules.
Game Not Probable.
The probabilities are that Butler
will not spring Comeback" and the
standing of the two colleges will re-
main the same, unless Earlham can
play a game later in the season and
tie Wabash for the honors
Coach Move will attempt to book a
game with Wabash, but at present the
Wabash coach is cold on the subject
and cannot see it that way. Next
year it is thought that tho l. c. A. l..
champion will not hold his claims on
such slender threads as has been al
lowed previously. This will be over
come by. holding a tournament at one
of the colleges about the same time
the track meet is held.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
FRANKLIN WINS
EARLHAM GAME
BY FAST PLAY
Quakers Show Poor Form in
Game Last Night Score
Ends 80 to 70.

In a whirlwind OF password with q
thrill In every minute OF the game,
basketball fans Wednesday night saw
Earlham college basketball Ave forced
10 bow before the more aggressive
spirit of the Franklin basketball quin-
tet, by the score of SO to 80. In the
last few minutes Of play the Quakers
fought hard to gain a lead. forcing
the Franklinites to extend themselves
TO hold the edge they had gained.
The game was fast and a hard
fought scrimmage through and
through. In the very first few min.
utes Of play Franklin started the ball
into action, making several rapid pass
es before the EArlham aggregation
could stop the machine. Until the
last ten minutes OF the last half tho
Quakers were unable TO get together
in their usual form OF play. Earlham
password was the greatest disappoint.
ment to the local fans. Funble after
tumble was made and time and time
again a player would ind the ball In
his hands and no place to put 1t, SO
! strong was the Franklin defensive.
The conditions under which Earl.
ham has been playing, Quarantined ut
Bundy hall for five days. has taken
the snap out OF the Quakers and &c
counts for the jinx which seemed to
have hold Of them Wednesday night.
None OF the men were in form.
Score First Hale
In the FIRST half Franklin and Earl.
ham held possession OF the ball about
an equal amount OF time but the Qua.
kers made their time count. Lawler
opened the scoring with q field soon
TO be followed by Hall. Two personal
fouls made by Pitts, allowed Franklin
to count two points and little later
tie the score and then take a two-point
lead. Hall of Earlham tied the score
again and then gained the lead, only
to lose 1t a little later. The first half
ended II to IA.
With a three point lead to start
them of. Earlham slowed noticeably
In the second half and the Thurber.
ties not only tied the score again but
passed the Quakers, never again to
allow them the lead. With the score
10 to 20 In favor Of Franklin, the close
defense Of the Franklin players held
the Earlham men down with fast pass
work and good work of the entire
scoring machine, the score grew to
10 to % before the Maroon and White
could rally.
Mceks Put In
Time out called by Earlham in an
endeavor to get together and the ad-
dition Of Meeks little later added
pep to the last few minutes of play
which seemed to put the Quaker ma.
chine we'll on its way to victory. Earl
hams last minute attempt brought the
score from the 10 mark to 26 before
Franklin managed to stop them and
again get in some markers. When
the last shot was fired, and not until,
the Quakers gave up to the Franklin
ties to the score Of 33 to 20.
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Deny Athletic Break
With Indiana Dentals

Rumors that Earlham and State
Normal colleges would sever athletic
relations with Indiana Dentals as a
result Of the fight arising in the Den
tal-Butler game last week are un-
founded according to DR.. Brown of
Dental college.
Immediately upon learning the rum
or that Earlhsm and State Normal
were considering severing athletic re-
lations kilograms were sent to both
schools to learn the situation. Coach
Ray B. Move sent the following an
swer: Just read Saturdays News.
Earlham has no complaint Of treat
ment received by Dentals. 1t is not
iour intention to severe athletic rela-
Mons"
The Dentals place the blame on the
Butler back guard and the yell lead
er. The game was rough and spirited
and ended with the Butler students
mixing in the fray. Butler broke ath.
letic relations with the Dentals few
days later.
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Bethel Team Will
Meet Fountain City

The Bethel NJ E. colored basketball
team of Richmond will travel to Foun-
tain City Saturday evening. where it
will play the Fountain City cofored
basketball team.
Fountain City defeated the Rich
mond basket shooters here some time
ago and Coach Dennis proteges are
going to Fountain this week to avenge
the defeat. A large crowd OF rooters
will accompany the team.
Coach Dennis announced Thursday
that he did not know what men he
would take to Fountain City yet but
that he would have a strong lineup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
BAREFOOT WANTS
RACE FOR PAGERS

An open race, for all the worlds
fastest PAGERS that the owners care to
enter, was the suggestion today of W.
B. Barefoot. Of Cambridge City. owner
of Single G., 1891, who Is in Indian
apolis. Barefoot's statement was in
answer to a challenge made by Fred
weeks ago, said he would match his
PAGER, virlie Patchen. 2:02A. against
Single G., Directum j., 2:01h, and
put up $4,000 which would be added to
track staging the race. qs
The challenge attracted the atten-
ton of horsemen all over the country.
causing endless discussion Of the mer-
its of the great PAGERS. Barefoot's
plan, il accepted, would make it even
a greater speed contest. He said II the
race were made a free-for-all with an
entrance fee Of FROM $1,000 to $4,000
for each horse, the owners of several
other fast PAGERS would consider the
proposition. .as.s 80 &
William Rounding Out.
1t is said that William. 1:5Sh.
owned by Crouch G Son, Of Lafayette.
for years recognized as one of the
greatest PAGERS. is rounding into shape
again and probably would be Q con-
tender in an open race. I'm. 2:02A,
owned by Bert Dorsey, Of Findlay. o..
is spoken of as another entrant Gree
ly Winnings. superintendent at the
great Laurel Hall stock farm. the
home of Peter the Great. 2:07X. the
worlds greatest race sire. north of
the city, said he thought Peter Look.
2:01%, son Of Peter the Great. would
be entered in such an event. Peter
Look is now in the stable of Dick
Mahon, at Memphis. Barefoot sug-
gested that the race, IL arranged, be
staged at either Toledo or at North
Randall. Cline specified North Ran
dali in his challenge.
The chances are the race will be ar
ranged and II these great flieIs re-
ceive the word the prospects are that
it will be the greatest horse race Of
all time. --s-r-.sfSs-
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a commission as first lieutenant. Sec
rotary Farrell has not been advised
whether or not Lieutenant Ellington
is still in the army. His home is in
Lyons, Ind.
Other Central leaguers who have
moved up are: Paul Carpenter, ex-
Grand Rapids star, whose release to
Toledo Is officially reported. Fred
Bratchi. the outfielder. once with Mus
kegon. is released by purchase to
Memphis. by indianapolis. Jesse
Haines. the pitcher who played such
a prominent part in the success Of
Elmer Reddell's teams at Springfield,
is released by purchase to Hutchinson
of the Western league, by the Gin
cinnati Nationals.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27

sas City club, where he made a bid
for another trial in the big show. He
played in sixty-six games and batted
six points inside the charmed circle.
While primarily an infielder, he
showed up well in the outfield for the
Blues last season.
STARS IN MINORS BUT
FAILED IN BIG SHOW
The fact that Schultz has failed to
produce the goods on his other big
league trials is against him this time.
on hand one would think that he be-
longs to the class of players who prove
wonders in the minors but cannot
stand the major league pace. Their
name is legion.
An injured arm has handicapped
him at times in his career. 1t may be
that this arm is o. k. now.
What makes Schultz look good,
though, is the fact that Branch Hickey
than whom no better judge of ball
player lives-decided that Schultz was
worth seven players. 1t isn't once in
a blue moon that one player brings
seven.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
Wheelbarrow Skate Race
Coliseum Feature Tonight

will be featured by a wheelbarrow
nouncement made yesterday by the
rink officials. During the course of
the race one man rides in the wheel
barrow and then puts on the skates
dotted by his partner and the two
change places.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
Miami University Will Meet
Denison College Saturday

OXFORD, O., Feb. 27-One Of the
most important basketball games of
the season will be played here Satur-
day night-Miami university against
Denison university. Denison defeated
Miami at Granville a few weeks ago
by score of 81 to o. Miami is
hopeful of evening things up this
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
RICHMOND HIGH CLEANS UP ON
FOUNTAIN CITY BY 55-14 SCORE

local cagers relinquish the pressure
they were bringing to bear on their
antagonists.
Every man on the Richmond high
school team played the entire game
with more pep. speed and used their
brains throughout the game in dis
lodging the Fountain City quintet,
which came here Wednesday night
heralded as the logical runner-up in
the district tourney. The final result
was 56-14.
Tho ccOro.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
Mordecai Says His Arm
Is As Good As Euer

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Feb. ~
Mordecai Brown who will manage the
Terre Haute baseball team next sea-
son, admits that he will be hurting
'em over the field next season as well
as managing the team. This will make
Brown q player-manager. He states
that his arm has never gone back on
him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
OPPOSE PUBLIC DANCING.

LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 27.-Public
dancing on Sunday will be prohibited
in Nebraska IL a bill before the state
legislature is passed. 1t is already
been given the endorsement of the
lower house and its proponents ex.
pect similar action In the senate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
EATON WILL meet
ARCANUM PLAYERS

EATON, O., Feb. 27.-Eaton High
meets Arcanum High school at bas-
ketball here Friday night. AS pre-
liminary to the game, the local high
school second and third teams will
play and two teams made UP OF girls
from the schools will play.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
JOE SCHULTZ
BY N. E. BROWN.

TIME St Cardinals
almost teamfor Schultz Schultz make
- National him
a days
old j when he said:
lookn
o
The Cards wouldn't flock their
aberfor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
PREDICT LIGHTER CROPS

TOLEDO, O.. Feb. 27-Lighter crops
and high prices for 1919 were predict
ed today at the convention Of the Ohio
Grain Dealers association. which is
in session here
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HAS RECEIVED TRIALS
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE

TN MA UIONAI leA0Oe
Schultz Is ordinarily second base
man. He has been up before, but
failed to stick. National league fol-
lowers may recall that he received Il
trial with the Braves in 1913. Man.
ager Stallings announced soon after
Joe's arrival that he was the greatest
young player he had seen in years.
Stallings found him playing with Ak.
ron, Ohio.
Evidently Schultz failed to live up to
Georges prediction. for Stallings soon
sent him back to the minors. He came
back again two years later. In 1915
with Brooklyn, and later with Chicago.
he hung up batting average of .2S9
In 12S games. The Cubs sold him to
Pittsburgh, where he played the major
part of the 1916 season. According TO
the old dope book he participated in
seventy-seven games and batted .260.
Ten of his f1fty-three hits that short
season were extra-base wallops, fair
average.
Last season found him with the Kan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27

Ross, 2p; Kingsolver. p: Lowrey. p.
Earlham: Pitts. Up; Meeks, 2p.
Referee--Maloney.
Timekeeper--Eckel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
RICHMOND

Fouls Committed-By Fountain City
Thomas, t., Reynolds.
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II the Willard Dempsey battle should
prove to be farce it may be the last
heavyweight fight to attract any notice
for years.
1T MAY EVEN SOUND THE
FINISH of the HEAVYWEIGHT !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06

ganizowanych. Zarzad Centralny
jest przekonany, re gdybysmy ma
wet u 10000 ~cz1onk6w uznali
mniej pomyslne warunki bytu, pc
zostalych 100000 STAG ma to, ably
poza wszystkiemi dotychczasowe-
mi ofiarami i darami dali teraz je
dnorazowo $1,000. Uzyskalibysmy
W ten spos6b 81, 100000.
Dokonajmy tego, a przez to
nasz z. n. P. znowu wyprzedzi
wszystkie inne organizacye i zlo-
zy~ niespozyty dow6d swego pa
tryotyzmu.
Obok tel akcyi W Ionic naszem
w1asnem, .winnismy, drodzy Bra
cia i Siostry, poprzec takze zbio-
rowa prace Wychodztwa przy "a
rzadzonym obecnie przez Wydziaf
Narodowy og6lnym drivie, kt6ry
ma zebrac takze ofiary cd Ame--
rykan6w i obcych.
Wykazmy W tenn cnergie soil
|darnoSc obywatelska, przodujmy
mniej uswiadomionym i pociagaj-
my "a SODA cd Zwiazku O jczyste
go przez zgubne agitacye odry--
wanych.
Bracia i Siostry do Czynu!
Prezcsowie Grup Bacznosc!
Zlecamy VAN wazny i swiety
obowiazek."
TAX samo 2 nowym apelem do
swych cz}onk6w wystapi}o Zjcd-
noczenic p. R. X. kt6re komuni-
kuje nastepujaca jednog}osna u
chwa}e swego zarzadu ]centralnc-
go:
Otwieramy W tych dniach blu
70 amerykanskiego 'Czerwonego
Krzyza W Warszawie kilka fill
" r6znych punktach Polski. Chce
my zas ME tylko zajac sic rozda-
waniem odziezy, lecz ia jake
doradca sanitarny - mann zajac
sic zorganizowaniem szpitali sta
lych, kolumn sanitarnych lataja'
cych, informacyi, oraz dopomod1
tutejszcmu ministerstwu zdrowia
w .zorganizowaniu tegoz minister
! silva.
.Listy do mnie i do piclegniarek
polskich z B ia}cgo Krzyza, pro-
sze wysylac ma adres: II bis Ave
nue. Kleber, Paris France, - sta
mtad wyslane beda kurycrem dc
mas w Warszawie. Jestto jedyny
fpewny spos6b, il je otrzymamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
List z Warszawy Cd podpulko
wnika dra Fronczaka.

Cz}onek Komitetu Narodowegc
Polskiego w Paryzu, obecnie za<
wiceprczes misyi amerykanskiej
CzerwonegoKrzyza do Polski, pod
pu1kownik dir. Fronczak pisze W
liscie prywatnym z Warszawy:
Przyjechalismy W ponicdziafek
3go marca 0 godz. 11ej rano. Pa.
ma Przybysza widzia}em pare ra'
zy, list mu oddaliSmy. Napisze "a
dzien, diva - obszerniej, gdyz je
stem zajety bez chwili wytchnie-
mia
z. pp. Padcrewskimi sic widzia
lem.
| Roboty tu W br0d i to roboty, Q
jakie:j ME sni sic VAN W Amery-
&C. Nedza i glod, - a specyalnie
brak odziezy, obuwia myd}a, nile
ka kondensowanego - IA kazdym
kroku.
Lezy snieg ma ziemi, lecz widzia
lem setki ludzi - kobiet dzicci
naj;wiecej - chodzacych bose j
w }achmanach. Ale maja miny do
brze nastrojone. M6wia, re podno
81 ich ma duchu juz ia swiado-
NOSE, re ktos zaczyna opiekowac
sic mimi.
-Sprawa gen. Dowbora ME by1a
sprawl miedzy wojskowyml. wy
myslili ia ~politycy. Ponosza "a
mia odpowiedzialnosc ci sami lu-
die, kt6rzy temu genera1owi u
trudniali pozycye z}a dorado, ma
dajac losom pierwszego korpusrl
b}edny kierunek polityczny przez
oddanie go pod rozkazy Rady Re
gencyjnej i Beselera: Ten sam O.
boz, zrobiwszy juz lyle z1ego !
temu dow6dcy i wog6le armii pol
skiej oraz narodowi, obecnie aby
zniszczyc pokazny zarod silly mil
tarne.i w osobie genera}a D. M.
istniejacy pragneli zabic go moral
ME.
w wojsku Mkt niema potrzeby,
ami ME czuje potrzeby robienia Pc
lityki partyjnej. Potrzebna jest
woisku znajomose sytuacyi polity
cznej narodu, jego interesow hi
storycznych j vol narodu, wyra-
zianej przez Rad, Jest to rzecz
wyksztalcenia politycznego: prak-
tyka musi bye obca j praWdzlwe-
mu zo}nierzowi " obecnem WoJs-
ku polskiem, co stwierdzie musl-
my, Jest obca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
UCZhfY DZlECl NASZE CZYTAC, PISAC
/ movie Pc POLSKU.
Memorandum Prezesa wy
dzialu Narodowego.

Prezes Wydzia}u Narodowego
biorae pod uwage, re Polska po-
trzebuje obecnie olbrzymich ilos-
ci surowca i innych srodk6w do
rozbudzenia napowr6t przemys1u
j rolnietwa, tych gl6wnych .arte--
ryi wytw6rczych, przedstawi}
plan zapewnienia tych dw6ch ar
tykul6w do odszkodowania re stro
ny Niemiec.
w dniu 3go marca pred pow
rotny,n wyjazdcm prezydentaWil
soma do Francyi, przcdlozyl mu
prezes Wydzia}u Narodowcgo W
sprawie tel kr6tkie, ale tresciwe
memorandum, w kt6rem czytamy
Y wiadomosci, jake tn nadesz-
}y z Paryza Warszawy, okazuje
sic, re Rzeczpospolita Polska znaj
duje sic W ogromnie gwa}townej
pienieznej materyalnej potrze--
bic, znacznie wiekszej, anizeli po-
do}ac temu moga srodki jej oby-
wateli i zasoby Polskiego Wycho-
dztwa w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Podczas gdy biliony wartosci 70
staly W Polsce zniszczonych lub W
drodze rekwizycyi przez Niemc6w
zabranych, poswiadczenia odnos--
ne, kt6re nasz lud przechowuje
ME NIGGA bye ma razic inaczej ere
alizowane, jak W formie zastawu.
"Problem zywnoSci bardzo gwa
}towny, ME ulegnie zmianie az do
zniwa. q drugiej strony uprawa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
Kablogram Wydzialu Narodo.
'W'eg0.

Wydzia} Prasowy Komitetu Ma
rodowcgo Polskiego w Paryzu ka
bluje Wydzialowi Narodowemu
Polskiemu:
Paryz, - Powrocil tn Il oPlski
Or. B. L. Smykowski, specyalny
wys}annik Wydzialu Narodowego
Polskiego W Ameryce.
Znalazl on W odradzajaccj sic
Polsce wzorowy porzadek i lad,
co swietna ~przysz}osc rokuje pan
stwu polskiemu. Nicma zadne.j o.
bawy, ably W Polsce m6g} zakorze
mic sic / ~rozszcrzyc sic bolszewizm.
z drugiej jednakze strony niez
bedna jest ponce jaknajwieksza
wychodztwa polskiego w Stanach
Zjednoczonych Ola Polski. Potrze
by SO tam rozliczne, a wszystkie
piekace i zwloki ME cicrpiace. Ko
niecznie zas potrzeba s}ac natych
miast do Polski jak najwiecej o.
dziezy, p16tna IA bielizne, oraz
srodk6w leczniczych.
Komitet Narodowy Polski wPa
ryzu kwituje tym razem odbi6r je
dnego miliona frank6w, kt6ra to
kwote Original w m%iesiacu mar
Gu.
DR.. Smykowski wyjezdza dnia
15go kwietnia 'okretem Chicago
Z powrotcm do Amcryki, gdzic
spodzicwa sic przybyf oko}o 25go
kwietnia.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06

opatrzenia Polski W materyal SUI.
rowy i wyroby produkcyi tutej--.
szej.
RzadoWa ia korporacya finan-
suje zam6wienia na podstaWie
a. osobistej odpowiedzialr0sci os-
wiadczajac gotowosc finasowania
zam6wien i dostaw ola Polski co
do materya16w surowych i potrze
bnych wyrob6w zgodzi}a sic co
do kredytu ma termin piecioletni
t.: az do czasu, W kt6rym Rad pol
ski bedzie mogl doprowadzic we
w~netrzne stosunki w kraju do
normalnych warunk6w.
Dostaw takich materya}6w jak
lokomotywy j wagony, u1atwiona
by1aby ogromnie, re wzgledu ia
znaczne zapasy w sk}adach rzado
wych. w szczeg6lnosci 200 loko--
motyw i 10000 wagon6w towaro-
wych moznaby Z zapas6w rzado-
wych nabyc i wys}ac. P. Smulskie
mu doreczono specyfikacye rysu
nki, ably ma ich podstawie MONA
sic przekonac, czy re wzgledu IA
szerokosc tor6w lokomotywy te 1
wagony So do uzycia.
Take Y. M. c.. A. zamykajac
swa akcye W Europe, oswiadczy-
10 sic z gotowoscia odstapienia
zgromadzonych w sk}adach euro
peiskich materya}6w i zapas6w
swego Welfare departamentu, a
Wydzia} Narodowy zgodzi} sic z}o
I'VE ma ten eel $50,000, u~praszajac
0 przeprowadzenie tel sprawy Pol
ski Komitet. Narodowy w Paryzu,
Dalsze rokowania w pe}nym SO
toku, a telegramy co do kazdego
punktu vysfano do Komitetu Ma
rodowego W Paryzu, many vice
nadzieje, re wazne tie sprawy SO
ma dobre.j drodze i wkr0tce komu
nikacya handlowa i przemys]owa
miedzy Polska i Ameryka w pei
nym bedzie ruchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-06
|organizacye Polskie Ola Fun
duszu Narodowego. .

Coraz wieksze zainteresowanie
przejawia sic w wielkich organiza
cyach narodowych sprawl zebra
mia Funduszu 1O-cio milionowego
ola Polski.
Otto znowu many dc zanotowa
MIA dwie odezwy ma .rzecz naszej
Rampant. .
"Zwiazek Polek' tax zaapelo-
wal do polskich kobiet j dziew--
czat:
"POLKI! i:
Jedyna najwieksza organizacya
I nasza niewiescia stoi pred niez-
wyk1em i jedynem W dziejach
swiata poSwieceniem drogiclh
si6str naszych W kraju ojczysr-
tym. Widzac reese hajdamak6w
pod VODKA .niemieckich oficer6w,
zagrazajace sto}ecznemu miastu
Galicyi Lwowa, utworzyly Polk
W obronie tego prastarego grodu,
formacye kobiet i dziewczat, STU
rmowe, pozafrontowe, wartowni~
cze, etapowe i kuryerskie i nlez-
r6ownana odwaga j mestwem odE--
party przesz}o sto atakow, ratu'
jac Lw6w pred barbarzynskim
naporem hajdamactwa..
Opr6cz tego utworzy}y tam Pol
XII legie obywatelskie ola opieki
rodzinnej, kt6re .tysiacom dzia--
tex nietylko polskich, ale i rush.
skich i zydowskich uratowa}y zy-
Gle.
Wielkich tych dzie1 dokonafy
Polk W obliczu wszystkich mozli
wych kiosk i niedomagan, wsrod
g}odu i Emma, braku obuwia / u
bran cieplych, braku swiatla, a
nawet braku woody.
Takiego bohaterstwa ME WI
dial SWAT pred Mani i to boha-
terstwo Polek stale dis pred ma
mi z ciezkim bolesnym wyrzutem.
My tutaj drogie siostry ME zdzia-
}a1ysmy prawie nc, nie mozemy
pochlubic sic zadnem poswiece-
MEM, pr6cz chyba poszczegolnych
wysilk6w niekt6rych si6str i tego
wsp61dzia1ania w pracach naro-
dowych, do kt6rego zobowiazywaf
mas wsp6lny re wszystkiemi inne-
mi bratniemi organizacyamiZwia-
eek.
Me moze bye ola mas uspraWle-
dliwieniem, re inni ME dope1nili
nalezycie obowiazku. Raczej po--
winny nam brzmiec W uszach $40
wa Deotymy Kuszczewskej: 'Jak
zeto? ME rozbudzilysmy czynu W
oddanych wan sercaeh? Wy Pol:
ki ME zdola1yssciie przynaglic dc
dziela MEOW, syn6w i braci Wa
szych?"
Wielki Drive ola Polsh przyzy
wajac wszystkich do Wspo}pracy,
VIOLA drogie Siostry, Q nasza gor-
liWose j nasz czyn ofiarny