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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
ALMA GLUCK IS COMING
With Her Comes Efrem Zimba1ist,
Noted Viollnist, Her Husband

The announcement has been made
by H. J. Dotterweich that an unusual
musical feast is in store for this COM
munity. Alma Gluck is coming, and
with her will appear her brilliant nus
band violinist Efrem Zimbalist. In
previous seasons only New York, Bos-
ton, Chicago and possibly one or two
other large cities have ever had an
opportunity to hear these two stars
together, and it is easy to believe the
statement that comes from New York
managerial offices to the effect that
purelH as a concert attraction this
charming couple is the greatest "box
office feature the country has heard
OF in many years. Musically and ar
tistically, of course it is difficult to
think of anything more beautiful than
a program of two such stars.
The musical gods do not always
smile so generously even upon geni-
uses. as they are now doing upon that
noted violinist, Efrem zimbalist. To
him has come the added fame of be-
ing hailed as a sort of messia in the
world of light opera music, and as
testimony of his delightful talent in
this direction, a new Broadway pro-
duction is playing to crowded houses.
Apparently it will continue to do so
for many months for New York well
coined it early in September. And the
same date that saw the curtain rise on
"Honeydew" found the thousands of
good light music enthusiasts added to
the large army of concert supporters
who have worshipped the name of
Zimbalist as a performer for many
seasons. e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
THEATORIALLY
Things That Would Never BE Said
Regarding Movies, ct eetera, In
Any Other Way.
BY KI.

Topeka Is due for a short opera sea-
son this coming week. There is no
doubt about Topeka and TopekaTls
liking really good music. The crowds
who went to the auditorium last Win
ter to hear the stars who sang in con-
cert, easily prove that. Opera is music
combined with dramatic art, the cpl
tome of harmony OF both ear and eye,
yet Topeka and Topeka11s have so Tar
shown none too great a passion for
this ultimate of the artistic and why
The company showing here this
week and another even better com
pany that is due here month or two
hence will perhaps show the reason.
As a general thing singer must give
up his year OF youth and good looK@
to the drudgery of lessons and hard
work in minor parts. 1t is not untrl
he has become middle aged that ne
is considered sufficiently trained as
q singer to take the principal parts
IN the big operate productions. The
Consequence is that the public has
grown accustomed @o fat double-
chinned lovers and large wasted and
heavy-figured sweethearts in opera.
Those who go to the opera for the
music alone can easily overlook these
things, but it is those who are yet
unframed in the art of knowing good
things who become disguised and their
interest soon Stacks off. One or TWO
performances Of grand opera and they
leave the patronage of such produc-
lions to those few "highbrows' who
like their Fausts fat and their Car
mems middle aged. Youth and beauty
count a lot with those who are Just
being initiated into the beauties of the
best music. Their tastes should be cat
cred to. Young artists should be en-
couraged by being given principal
parts earlier in their careers. Make
grand opera symetrically perfect ana
there will be more take interest in
grand opera. Then will our younger
generations learn early the things they
generally pass over until late in life.
Youth must be served to its wishes.
Serve youth the best as it wishes 1t
and notice the rapid elevation of our
moral and artistic public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

from boarding house on the East
SIDE. Miss Binney declares that this is
one of her. best efforts. In addition to
The Lost Battalion" the first of the
Week a reel of the Pathe news will be
shown and a comedy will Complete the
bill for the latter part of the week.
The Santa Fe Glee. club will sing at
every evening performance the whole
week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
NOTES OF THE MOVIES
CLEANED BY XXI

Thomas Mefghan, the Champion
trans-eontinentai commuter and star
of Civilian Clothes" has finished
making Easy Street" in California
and has started east to star in a new
picture to be produced at the new
Famous Players studio in Long Island
City.
Work on cutting The Poor Simp.''
Owen Moore's latest picture for SELF
nick, is nearing completion and it will
be an carly release
Casson Ferguson, Supporting Paul
inc Frederick in Madame X" a new
Goldwyn pidure, just released, made
his first stage appearance as Lorenzo
in 1.-THE Merchant of Venice" under
Robert Mantell..
Director Reginald Barker is this
week gniding<twelve hundred people
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

Joe Ryan is now at Campo, Calf.
working on his new Vitagraph serial
THE Purple Riders" which will be 6
typical western story.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

in Scotch dress thru scenes in spe-
cially bulk Scottish street, for the
Goldwyn pscturization of "Bunty Pulls
the Strings"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

lures will be shown at the Orpheum
theater, the same may be used to fill
in the bill at the Isis.
Starting this next week, the Isis
goes on a super basis.
Commencing with Madame X it will
be the policy Of the theater to run
one of the very. best productions OBJ
tainable for full week. Following
Madame X'' will come Nazinnova in
"The Heart of a Child,'' accompany
ing this picture will be THE Son of
Tarzan," which will run as a serial
all week. The next week will see
The Penalty" when is accla frrfed as
one of the most startling features in
years. Others are on the way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
WRITES HER own SONGS
Anna Case Is Adding to Her Already
Brilliant Career.

Anna Case, Americas great recital
singer, who will be heard here on Oc-
tober 81 at the city auditorium, under
the management of r. s. Holland, in
addition to having attained fame as a
singer, is acquiring considerable
reputation as a writer of songs.
Her latest effort is called Song OF
the Robin,'' the Inspiration Of which
she received one May morning while
breakfasting on the porch of her
summer home at Mamaroneck.l N. 7.
She went in to her plano and COM
posed the melody based on the robins
notes. The words she wrote later.
One of her accomplishments is the
ability to play and sing a-song per
fectly from memory. Early in her
career she found relaxation IN the
composition of ragtime and isynco-
pated music. Her remarkable mem
ory has been a great aid to her IN
improvisation. She is said to be able
to retain every detail Of a composition
in her mind while devising 1t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

loom from a picture of the private
natatorium of a Partisan stage favorite
before the war. Several cameramen
fought for the privilege Of photograph
ing this scene.
Won Stroheim remembered that he
had seen Mae Busch play a role SINH
lar to that of the Spanish dancer on
the musical stage, with Eddie Foy IN
over the River. So when he as
signed her the part his only directions
were: Play it just as you did that
role on the stage; only remember you
are ins Paris instead of New Pork.
moving in a set that is broad on views
and short on morals"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

The pleasure-loving Romans of old
had nothing on the French stage ia
Vorite of today when it comes to lux
ury in the matter of bathing facilities
at least If one Is to believe a scene
in Erich Won Stroheim's special fea-
ture, The Devils Pass Key" to be
shown at the Coy theater.
One of the scenes in the story shows
Mae Busch, in tho role of a Spanish
dancer enjoying her morning bath
The word morning is used figuratively,
for the lady in question does not begin
her day till long after. the MONDAY
hour. Won Stroheim copied the bath
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
Peck's Bad Boy.

as SketcneS ana ran Sefldlfy IN all the
leading newspapers of the country,
afterward being compiled in book
There have been many imitators
siHce, both in prose and cartoon, but
the character created by Governor
Peck has never been duplicated.
Peck's Bad Boy stands today as the
best characterization of the American
boy ever seen in print, or on the stage.
The play has been entirely rewrit-
ten, and brought up to date. the scenic
investure is all that could be desired.
and the cast an exceptional one. You
will hear all the latest songs, and see
the ni1nblest dancers ever engaged for
one company, in fact you can look
forward to an evening of real pleas
ure
The date of the company's appear
ance at the Grand is Wednesday and
Thursday, october 6 and Z.
sonora Opera Company.
Three performances Of Grand opera.
opening with 'Rigoletto," Friday eve
ming, will be given at the Grand thea
ter this week by the Sonora Grand
opera company, an Organization new
to this city, but which has been favor
ably received in other cities during it's
tour of the United States and Canada.
Attic the company boasts an extensive
repertoire, including some Of the new
ct operas, II mas DS6n I1dI the
tlied and true masterpieces of Verdi,
Rigoletto and Donizetti's' equally popu-
lar Lucia di Lammermoor' and the
famous Carmen were the works best
adapted to reveal the organization to
Topeka audiences
Many of the singers in the Sonora
company have been members of ia
NOUS opera organizations in America
and Europe. Several of them have
sung with the Metropolitan and Bos-
ton Grand Opera companies.
The principal roles in "Rigoletto,
will be taken by Eduardo Lejarazu,
baritone, who sings the title part, and
Consdelo Medina, coloratura, who will
appear as Gilda. He singing OF the
famous aria "Caro Mono" has aroused
utmost enthusiasm in other cities. AL
fredo Graziani will sing the tenor role
OF the Duke of Mantua, whose aria
ia donna mobilo' is one of the
best known gems in Italian grand
opera. The famous "Quartet'' of
Rigoletto as sung by Eduardo Leja-
razu, -Consuelo Medina, Giuseppe Dori
and Speria Castol receives ovation
after ovation. -
e A we'll trained chorus of twenty
voices is an important adjunct OF the
Sonora company, and the grand opera
orchestra of fifteen pieces win be u41-
der the direction of signor- Ignacio del
Castillo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
BIG PARAMOUNT FEATURES DUE
bill for Next Three Months at the
Orpheum Scheduled.

BY a fortunate contract signed with
the Paramount people this last week
Manager G. L. Hooper of the Or
pheum theater has assured Tepek
film fans of twenty-six of the biggest
releases soon to be sent out by the cor
poratfon. In addition to these he has
ALSO secured the fifteen latest Mack
Sennett comedies. Most of these pic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
At the Novelty.


Dorothy SherTnan's. Cameo Girls viii
be the feature offering at the Novelty
beginning Monday matinee. Dorothy
Sherman, the producer of this splendid
offering, is a well-known figure in
vaudeville and adjudged the master
hand for her ability in constructing
and producing spectacles of this char
acter. -uvthe Cameo Girls she has given
to vaudeville a real classic in which
are presented exquisite portraits in a
golden frame of music, song and dance.
with Beatrice Bradner. soprano, Mar
garet Falleinus, violinist, and other
beautiful girls who are talented and
accomplished musicals artists All in
ali making one of the prettiest girl
acts seen here this season.
Cleveland & Dowrey win vie for sec
ond honors in their satire on present
day conditions entitled Are You
Next az a very ilaughable sketch ana
capably handled by the. arorerflen-
toned artists. The three Falcons.
comedy aerial ring experts a very en-
tertaining act complies with sersu-
tional throws. drops and swings.
Comedy prevails throughout the act
that will keep the audience highly
amused between the thrills. Emmett s
CANNES will follow 18th Episode of
"Trailed, By Three featuring Stuart
Holmes they in turn being followed by
Smith 8 Robbins, the. Two Harmony
Kids, very entertaining and mirthful
program and promises , to be one of
the best bills of the season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
At the Isis.

One Of the strongest companies ever
assigned to- a motion picture produc-
ton supports Pauline Frederick, Gold
wyn star, in her new Goldwyn play
Madame X" which comes to the Isis
theater for weeks run, starting Mon
day.
Z Miss Frederick has the role of Jac-
dueline F1oriot, who is tried for muir
ded as "Madame x" under which
name, she is registered at the prison
because she refused to reveal her iden-
tity. 's
Castor Ferguson, who has played
leading parts opposite many of the
noted feminine film stars, has the role
OF Raymond Floriot,' her son, who de-
fends her at her trial for murder. not
knowing that she is his mother. s
Practically all Of the scenes of this
great production are laid in France
and unusual care was taken at the
Goldwyn studios to get the exact at
Hhosphere of France in every setting.
A French lawyer now a resident of
Los Angeles was employed by Director
Frank. Lloyd TO supervise the corlstruc-
ton of the court room scene and help
IN directing of this, the greatest hui
man emotion seems of any play.
"a special yorchestfatioB has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02
At, the orpheun1.


"The Lost Battalion4who has not
heard of twill be in Topekazfor the
first three days of this. coming week.
It will appear on the screen at the Or
pheum theaters 1t is the film story of
that famous organization, of the Sew
enth. DIVISION which advanced against
the Germans more rapidly than, its
support and found itself cut off IN the
Argonne. For six days and nights the
battalion held out against hunger and
thirst and at the last minute. when all
hope seemed lost, was rescued by a
detachment of the marines. The film
story is true in every detail. Colonel
Whittelsey, former commander of the
unit and who led the battalion BACK
from that six days of hell, personally
supervised and took part in the re-
production for the screen of the bat
tie in the woods. He is assisted in the
work by several other former officers
of the unit. OF course in order to
make this story fit the screen a love
Story and a prelude had to be added,
but the film includes the story of the
Lost Battalion" just as much as If it
had been taken at the time it hap
pened.
For the last three days Of the week,
Constance Binney will appear in "S9
East" "a tale of New York's East side.
1t tells the story of the young girl who
wins fame and fortune-yes and love
in New York. She makes her start
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
DO WIADo

WssysfhaeA Hn~tere1ant6W na1uDDoe
mieJ pros1my . przestrsegnAAapA D
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wyjstkiem nieaziel Q fwfst sAOwtS.o-
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feat TYLKo w GODzINACH PORAN
NYCH, on GODZINY 1880 DO GoDAt-
NY 11sSoI - Dofuaniu tyike - sPecS-
ResaItor NaeseIny prsyJnuJe fate.
TYLKC Pc GODZINIB 1e-te5
PRzED PoBUDNIEM.
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eva SaRatwiae, . ne PtSEM-
ME-, be na keawersaeye. d4ugie Die ms
my eEnsuB tyIkO W spFaVVaeh sSc1eBot"
nieIsxeI wnGi osobistyeh, fub nie aAJ0-
eyeh sie Ealatw5E Ewfe<le - drogS ko-
re.PondeneyI - DrosL-y 1es'
kogo gOdztny 11-teJ gazette
: wsxysey nnjSardxieJ testeAny wte&S
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MENTEM, LUB Ma MASzYNI9s NJ
EBYT sCISLTw1E I TYLKO Ma il
DNEJ gTROHIE PAPIERU.
jean utwory Jakdekofwtek ME n10
bye oRRosnone, p~0eAfania - - kosa
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PRzRSYLKE.
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nfe naleSy prseEYlat m knFtaeA 3D.
krytyehE ZADNYCH TEE ME PRzYJ-
MULE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELEFO.
MCzNYCH - ehyba " Iwy1StkOWyeh
Svypadkneht r6wnfe8 oKlssseA, d6tyesN-
eyeh t~Owarz1Srws t~elefsnieznie nis
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nfema ~SrvraenG aaIe4y.
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S-tanowes nfe Og1asnamy AADNYC2
sRALOWs, ani wyeieeneks nA sDaG0s
ssus. CREA0zAMyC1 y u1lDzEDLA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
MACIERz POLSKA
8nloEOna 1887 rsku

8alo&ona 1897 r0ku
Jest organizacyS laczacs mlodgiez pol
ska oboiga pSci W praeach naukoWycn,
patryotycznySh / bratniej pomocy ala
podnieslenia ducha m~oralnoSct ! dobro-
bytu wNspoiecZenStwte, q Szczegolnle
miedzy mIodziezs polska- Ma posmier-
tine cd lat IA do As. Ma czfonkow Seo-
w~arzysZonych, bez ograRtczenta wieku.
zARzAD GL0wNH.
Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. Raimund Applet. Wice-Moderator.
Wojciech F. SoSka, PrezeS.
Autonina Baranowska. Wfce-prezeska
wotciech Menkicki, Wice-prezes.
Tomasz s. Blachowski, Sekretarz.
Julian S~zczepanski, Skarbntk.
Stanislaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
Jan Maciejewski, Dyrektor. H..
Szczepan Imbiorski, Dyrektor.
Franciszka BieSchke, Dyrektorka.
Marya Imbiorsks, Dyrektorka-
Konstancya Czekafa- Dyrektorka-
DR.. FrancIszek A. Dulak, Lekarz
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyniec zygmunt. Doradca
Prawny.
Gertrude Marchlewicz, Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIURowE.
Biuro otwarte cd ste1 rano do stej
yieczorem, (w sobote do lei popoiu-
dniu). W czwartek wieczorem cd godzi
NY lei do Sci. - W niedEiele l sWie-
Ia uroczyste biuro zamkniete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
P~odpadajaoe... Podej-
TZane!

Niedowierzanie naSze gruntuJa
okolicznoSci mnogie, podejrzane
SLIME, a przynajmniej mocno
podpadajace. Przedewszystkiem
- ow dziennik zwiazkowy, do
ktorego p. w. naganiackie artyku
~ pisuje, a raczej - przepisuje
je z przeroznych magazynow' i
dziemikow angie1skich - dzien-
mix ow istotnie agituje "a repu-
b1ikanami, a czerni demokratow
i Lige Ludlow W sposob talk ma
halny, re to oburza do zywego,
zarazem wiele dajac do myslenia.
A ten wiaSnie dziennik jest jed
nym z tych, ktore niedawno psa-
.szczyfy sic pred rzadem tutej--
Sym, dzisiaj zas psy nan VIE
szaja; pismo to rozpada}o sic
wczoraj mad zaletami Ligi LII
dow, a dis ia spotwarza, choc
Polska jest jej czionhen | choe
ona Polsce potrzebna - jak juz
pc dziesieokroc to stwierdzono!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Pc Nazwisku!...
.Nowiny" postawily rzecz

,,Nowiny" postawily rzecz =
dobrze, acz ME dose doraznie,-
zdaniem naszem. Me moze bye
W rzeczach takich - niedomo-
wienl w sprawie omawianej "a
chodzi wielkie i ciezkie pohahbie-
ME Prasy polskiej, ktorej Geese
jakas sprzedac miano "a ISgio-
szenia' = czyli oddano ma ME
uczciwe wyslugi politykierskie-
wbrew interesom Polski, jak wy
lei zaznaczono - wbrew inten-
cyom wiekszosci Polak6w tu-
tejszych, nalezacych W dziewie--.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

to i wszeIka danny satysfakcye
tym, pod ktorych adresem zarzuty
k~ierujemy; ale jesli sic stale =.
to MECH Gala Polonia i Polska
wiedza, re to ME prasa polska, a.
lie pewne jej wyrzutki wysiugi
owe podieIy haniebne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

wac; j~este$my ponad ME
i o istote rzeczy nam idzie: Czy
i kto smiaf pohanbie prase pol
ska zaciagnieciem jej niegodnej
czastki w nikczemna sfuzbe
wzmiankowana! Jesli sic to ME
stafo, to my pierwsi zaznaczymy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
z Text R~edakcyjnej.

rych DO tenn przedstawia sie--albo
"a Neutrality-suspicious. demokratom
aIbo "a przekupnych giupcow =
republikanom = otoz ow obywa-
tel wystapii W tel sprawie ma re-
braniu rodakow, publicznie zada-
jac wyjasnien i potepiajac robo-
te, o ktorej piszemy. O zebraniu
tenn i wystapieniu ma MEM owego
obywatela, ktore pochwalamy i
p~opieramy, oddajemy glos
,,Nowinom'' milwauckim ; pisa o
tenn, CO nastepuje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
O



powod = pisa6 kilkakrotnie
n~iegodnych i nieuczciwych me-
todachN tutejszych, stosowanych
polityce we wspoiazwodni-
partyi i ludzi, zwlaszcza W
okresie krajowej KAN
panii prezydencyalnej; zaznaczy-
re Prym, pozaiowania i po-
godny - wodzi W Tel bru-
dnej agitacyi partya republican,
ska, nakrecana przez plutokratow,
rozporzadzajaca wielkimi fundu--
ktora - jak wiadomo -
,,zawziela SIG, re tego roku -
,,kupi sobie" "a miliony swoich
adherentow prezydenture, kon-
gres i wszystkie, W gre w~chodza-
ce wydziaiy i rodzaje wiadz. Po-
niewaz ostatnio bedacej u steru
partyi acknowledgement zasspga
p~rzedmiotem prac najin-
tensywnieiszyeh czyli jak sic
po tutejszemu powiada .main is
sue". - jej polityki bylo zakon-
genie wojny, zawarcie pokoju j
uznanie Ligi Ludlow "a miedzy-
narodowa instancye, gwarantuja-
utrzymanie pokoju i prawa, a
wykluczajaca wojny-przeto fepu
blikanie z czysto partyjnej "a
narazajac ma szwank dobro
i narodu, ME dopuscili w
do ratyfikacyi pokoju,
a w Rampant zwalczaj9 zajaile
Lige Ludlow, przedstawiajac ia w
kolorach w
sposob przytem talk oczywiScie
re toaz smieszy doprawdy
juz oburzae ME moie!
Piszac o rzeczach owych "a
znaczyliSmy rowniez, re W tel 70.
bocie republikansEiej bierze u
iziai pewna Geese prasy po!skiei
co prawda ME odznaczaj2ca sic
nj staioScia kierunku, nj
oowaga ~referatu. Pisma owe pol
skie - gdy dawniej "a czasu
wojny, kiedy cenzura mad niemi
wisiala, chwalily p~oddahczo Rad
jego zarzadzenia, a ME miaSy
dose argumentow do wysiawiania
zalet LigiL 10 obecnie miotaja
sic zaciekle i ma Rad i IA jego
choG nasza Polska
ma wzgledem mich DUE, nigdy
niezapomniane zobowiazania, ma
Lige Ludlow zaS wypisuja ME
historye, powtarzajacI
republikanskie nonsensy, wymy-
sly i przesady.
Dziwilismy sic = skad sic
wzial owym pismom polskim SEN
TAXI i oburzalismy sic nan,
Doc to sentyment lam obey Ego
IA, a wprost wrogi szkodliwy ola
.olski, ktora jest przecie czaon--
KEN Ligi Ludlow, ktora Ligi tel
potrzebuje, DO jej z MIA ma PREY
bezpieczniej. Narod polski
caiy ma tez wzgiedem ostatniego
t~utejszego jego kie-
rownikow, jakieby ich oso-
biste usterki i biedy ME by}y,
powinnoSc wdziecznosci: kierow-
nicy CT rzadu amerykanskiego =
Polske wzieli w opieks
W miedzynarodowych spraw wy
rownaniach powojennych; mog4i
przytem i pomyfki popeiniae, DO
ktoz ich ME popehnia, ale badzco-
badz - oni byli naszymi pierw-
szymi protektorami i tego ME
zapomni Polska tego ME Po-
winien ~zapomniec laden dobrze
patryota polski.
A OTTO - patrzcie niektore
pisma polskie = zwalczaja dziS
otwarcie, namietnie, podpadajacs-
zaciekle = rad AmeryN, iego
polityke, jego naczelnikow, a sla-
wiona niedawno Lige Ludlow =
wbrew oczywistym interesom, o.
raz wskazaniom Polsh i jej rzadu