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Evening star., 1923-04-27

Take out on q board
an d KIN ca d un til
smooth. This fondant
may be used as a stuff
ing for nuts or for
fruits or centers OF
chocolates and bon
bons. In making bon
Evening star., 1923-04-27

Miss Kathryn Gill is director of an
employment agency in ST. Louis that
hires each month 500 men and wom-
Evening star., 1923-04-27

like a very sm all
egg and roll in granu-
lated sugar. FilbeYt
meats may be sub
stituted for the al
mond if desired.
Evening star., 1923-04-27

Of hours is shown in this sketch and
for the eight-year size it requires but
two yards irty-six-inch material,
so you see about rs cents would coyer
the cost Of the material. The pattern
can be had in sizes four, six, eight
and ten years.
make frocks of this sort most fas-
cinating, but IL the occasion demands
something a bit more dressy choose
a pretty printed voile, batiste or crepe
de chine.
Price Of pattern, Is cents, in postage
stamps only. Orders should be ad-
dressed to The Warrington Star Pat-
tern Bureau, p East 18th street, New
York city. Please write name and
address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-04-27

IN COIU " q Ter.
Remove from fire,
cool, and beat
until creamy.
Add nut meats
q n d d rop in
spoonfuls on
waxed paper.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
ALMOND CREAMS

Blanched Almonds, Fondant,
Granulated Sugar: Cover al
monds with fondant. Shape
Evening star., 1923-04-27

IT Because Of its creamy rich
ness, Borden's Evaporated
Milk is particularly good for
uncooked fondant. It gives
the fondant a flavor and
consistency that you can
get in no other way.
G For cooked candies, such M
the maple eroqaisttes above,
or for ordinary fudge, it il
superior to ordinary bottle
milk because it has less ten
dency to curdle.
II yoas .roasLd like to BE- ssssssbsr oS ties
Borden Recipe Club sDrfte to .yans
Ellison and scvsd her yonr nonss owd
the 4Sc iHstidsion Jee. Address ss Borders
BLdo.. $50 Madtson Ave-. Nesc York.
Conducted BY
THE BORDEN COMPANY
Evening star., 1923-04-27
FRUIT CREAMS

Candied or Maraschino Cher
ries or Candied Pineapple, Fon-
dant: Roll out fondant about
II inch in thickness. Cut into
rounds about " inches in diam
eter. Roll around small piece
OF pineapple or candied cherry,
leaving a small portion exposed.
8 cups maple sugar.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
2{:,'Fdsth~!oonn22
M oJ"ecdSf
] y +2ss'Rs' +S2ss4'Rss'."
A Pretty Frock for a Little Maid.

"a kITtICy TTUCK IUT IICCIE MHlU.
'Tis folly, indeed, for any grown-up
to consider the wardrobe of very
young maids an unimportant matter.
for they adore pretty 'frocks and if
mother makes them they can have
ever 80 many at very little expense.
One that could be made in a couple
Evening star., 1923-04-27

along close to the fence. and won
dering where he would get the next
meal. When he heard that rat-atat-
tat coming from tree just ahead of
him Mr.. Blacksnake lifted his head
and his eyes frightened. He stopped
to listen. At least L suppose that is
what you would say. A snake, you
Evening star., 1923-04-27
MAPLE CROQUETTEs

8 cups maple sugar
cup evaporated milk
diluted with
4 cup water
Z tablespoonfuis butter
I cup broken pecan meats
Boil together the sugar and di-
luted milk until the mixture
forms a soft ball when dropped
Evening star., 1923-04-27

bons, the fondant may be col
ored green, pink, lavender or
orange with a vegetable paste
and other f1avors substituted
for the vanilla.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
STUFFED DATES

Dates, Fondant, Granulated
Sugar: Remove stones from
dates. Roll fondant in small
cylinders and place in dates
where stone was removed. Roll
in granulated sugar.
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DATES STUFFED
WITH NUTS
Wash dates, remove the pits. Fill
with pecan or hickory nut meats
and roll In granulated sugar.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
WALNUT CREAMS

Fondant, English walnut meats:
Shape fondant in balls. Flatten
and place halves of English wal
nuts on each side. Pecan meats
may be used in place of walnuts
Evening star., 1923-04-27

Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-09-23

being forced down into his boots.
The pressure Is something terrific.
IL feels as II N eiaht hand were press
ing down OH your chest, squeezing
the very life out of YOU"
Just at present, the Curtiss and the
Wright factories are fighting it out
for the speed supremacy of the
world. Europe, it is declared has
nothing that can compare with the
planes they have built.
Rivalry of Planes.
Whether the Curtiss or the Wright
model will triumph at st. Louis is a
question that is keenly interesting
tiss plane in which Lieut.. Williams
reached his 266-inile unofficial peak.
and set ]. an official navy record of
249.4S miles per hour over a kilo-
meter course. But the test figures
on the Wright model have been with
secret, however, of the fact that they
are not afraid of the Curtfss plane.
Pianes of the latest Curtiss and
Wright designs will be flown by
both Army and Navy aviators at st.
Louis. In addition, several other
types OF speed plane will be shown.
10 date there are 106 entries, and sew
eral more are expected
the st. Louis event, however. is not
solely speed affair. 1t will bring
together perhaps the greatest array
of flying craft in the history of avia-
ton. Besides the speed marvels.
there will be present the giant FRI,
worlds largest and finest dirigible,
tne barling bomber, worlds largest
alrplane, with a wing spread of 120
feet; the mummert, worlds smallest
plane, SO tiny that it looks like a
gnat beside the Darling and the
worlds greatest searchlight. capable
of developing 1,20o000,000 candle power.
power.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MORNONS OBSERVE.
CENTURY OF FAITH.
Plates of Gold Found 100
Years Ago Today, Men,
bers Believe.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PALMYRA. N. V, September 22.-
One hundred years ago tomorrow
Joseph Smith, prophet and founder
of the Mormon religion, received his
heavenly Visitation" and dug up, on
Mormon hill in this village, the
golden plates upon which the Nor
mon faith is based. Today hundreds
! of his followers are here. in the
midst of three-day observance,
which will culminate on the CEN
tennial.
Joseph Smith was a lad of fifteen
when in 1920 a great religious revival
swept Palmyra. Methodists, Presby-
terians and Baptists joined In a
series of meetings at which a high
pitch of religious fervor was reached.
night heard the Rev. Mr.. Lane. a
Methodist minister, preach on this
passage from the Bible:
IF any of you lack wisdom, let
men literally, and upbraideth not,
and 1t shall be given unto him."
Saw .'Two Angels"
The lad felt sorely his lack of wis
dom and began to go into a grove
near his home to pray. One morn
ing he rushed home with the asser-
tion that he had seen two angels in
vision. Rev. Mr.. Lane told him his
vision" was hallucination, and of
the devil. But his family encouraged
| him. and thereafter Joseph had sew
eral more visions"
In one of these he claimed to have
been led to what is now Mormon
hull and instructed to dig. He said
ne had discovered craven plates of
gold, but that his heavenly visitant
/ bad forbidden him to remove them
| until he had proven himself worthy
of giving a new gospel to the world.
On September 90, 1923, Joseph was
again led to the hill and instructed
to dig. He found the plates and with
them key by which he could de-
cipher the craven text. He trans
lated them in his home, sitting with
plate and key on one side of a cur
, tain, while a scribe on the other side
took down what he dictated
Afterward, Joseph said, he was
commanded to take the plates again
| to the hill. AS he stood there, he as
serted, the heavenly figures appeared
and took them from him. Believers
! in the faith hold that the plates now
are in heaven.
Mormon Bible Printed.
Thee Mormon Bible. prepared by
Smith, was printed ten years later,
and the Church of the Latter Day
Saints was organized a short time
after at Fayette, Seneca county. 1t
Evening star., 1923-09-23
.CZAR'S ALLEGED SLAYER
SOUGHT BY BERLIN POLICE
Russian Subject Named Jacowlef
Said to Have Been in German
Canital for Months.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, September 22.-The po-
litical section of the Berlin police has
been instructed by the ministry of
the interior to apprehend Russian
subject named Jacowleff, who is de-
clared to have been implicated in the
Staying of Czar Nicholas and the other
members of the royal family of Rus
sia.
The police say they have been
aware of Jacowleff's presence in Ber-
lin for several months, but have been
unable to find him.
Jackowleff is suspected, OF being the
notorious Yurovski. alleged leader Of
the murder squad. The soviet embassy
denies knowing anything about his
presence in Berlin, but the police assert
that he has been in concealment here
for some time. II he is found, it is an
nounced that he will be deported as
an undesirable alien.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
NEW AIR TR|UMPHS
ST. LOUIS PROSPECT
Speed Records May Be Shat
tered in Continuous Climb
of Figures.
speclal Dlspateh 70 The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, September 22.-How
fast can an airplane go? The Wright
brothers, when they were making
their first. crude machine. hazarded
the astounding guess that birdmen
some day would travel fifty miles an
houn
Then along came Glenn II. Curtis
with machine in which he actually
did forty-eight miles and the predic-
tfen that some day man would fly
100 miles an hour
When the world war ended pur-
suit squadrons We're skimmins the
air at l40 miles an hour. Last year
Bert Acosta set a speed mark in the
Pulitzer trophy races of 1857 miles.
This week at Mitchell Field, Long
Island, the mark was pushed up, up
m. successfully to 2445, 24949 and
finally. in one terrific burst of speed
With the wind" to 266 miles an hour
Has the maximum been reached?
AFplane designers will laugh at you
II you ask them. They expect to see
still higher figures set at the great
Pulitzer. trophy meet in St. Louis
next month.
$40 Miles Looked To.
And after that-well, they have
inquired it out on paper that the pres
ent type of airDlane is capable of
being refined and powered up until
II Will do 440 miles an hour-bette
than 7.3 miles per second.
At that roint, they concede. man
must halt in his Guest for mad speed.
or else he must devise a wholly new
type Of flying contraption in which
the power-forw weight ratio, can be
vastly increased and the resistance
OF wings and struts and landing gear
zone away with. They think he can
and will choose the latter aIterna-
i've But just what the future speed
marvel viii look like they are un-
prepared to say. No doubt it will
DINER more widely from the bullet
SNAPPED speed plane of today than the
present bullet differs from the first
boX-kfte plane built by the wrights,
When one talks of flying 44O miles
an hour. or even at the 266-mile clin
attained by Lieut.. Afford ]. Williams
=. 5. N, at Mitchell Field last Tues
gay, the question naturally arises.
how much speed can a pilot stand ?
The answer Of the aviator is brief
and to the point:
AS much as the designers can
produce"
Flying at 266 miles an hour, ac-
cordIng to Lieut.. Williams, is lust as
comfortable as flying at 100, except
when you bank for the turns. Then
the centrifugal force makes the flier
feel as if his heart were literally
Evening star., 1923-09-23

had six members Driven from
Fayette, the Mormon next settled
at kirkland, Ohio, where their nrst
temple was erected. Again they were
driven on to Jackson county, MO
Thence, by stages, they were driven
steadily westward, until in iS4O they
reached their final haven. the Salt
Lake valley. Spreading their tents
they labored and prospered, trans.
forming the desert valley into one OF
the most fertile spots in the world.
Today the sect counts its adher-
ents high in the thousands, and the
old-time prejudice against them
seems largely to have disappeared.
Polygamy. which was not directly
decreed in the Mormon Bible as
translated by Joseph, but which was
once widely practiced, has long since
been wholly abandoned, church
leaders say.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
DENIES ANTI-U. S. PLATFORM

Mayor Fernandez of Manila is not
running for Senator in the Philip
pines legislature on an anti-Ameri-
can platform. Resident Commits
sioner Guevera declared in a state
ment yesterday.
On the contrary, the commissioner
asserted. the mayor is expressing
pure Americanism" in voicing the
difference of opinion between the
governor general of the Philippine
Islands and the majority PARTY
thereof on certain fundamental prin-
ciples of self-goYernment
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MRS. F. WOODRUFF DIES.
Wife of Illinois Banker Succumbs
in Algiers, Africa.

JOLIET, Ill., September 22.-WOrd
was received here by cable today
from Algiers, Africa, that Mrs. Frede-
rick Woodruff, who married a Joliet
bank president three weeks ago in
Paris. died from pleurisy. Mrs.
Woodruff was daughter of Raymond
Healy of Chicago. whose father estab-
lished the firm of Lyon and Healy.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

Light or dark grounds BIRD and floral eff
frcfk. on gnnd nuality cloth: 81 irs. wide
Evening star., 1923-09-23
LEPERS AID JAPANESE.
Hawaiian Colony Contributes $3.50
to Relief Fund.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU. September 22.-The
Japanese relief fund today received
a contribution of $353.50 from the
lepers of the colony at Molokai Island.
Evening star., 1923-09-23

In all sizes. They are
really worth seventy-hve
cents. Only one to a
customer. None to chill
dren. Special Anniversary
Sale price.
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KRWAWY BUNT w
SAKSONII.

Berlin. - Wrzenie buntow-
nicze opanowa1o miasto Drez-
no po cafonocnej walce krwa-
wei z komunistami przed ra-
tuszem miejskim. Policja zaa-
takowana przez t}um podbu-
IRONY przez komunistow, da1a
salwe do t}umu, zabijajac szeS
ciu robotnik6w, a dziewieciu
raniac.
Demonstrate burzliwe "a
cze}y sic przed ratuszem oko-
TO po}udnia, kiedy komunisci
zmobilizowali tam wielotysiecz
ne reese pozbawionych piracy
robotnik6w. Pod przewodem
pewnego socyafa t4umy te ry-
chic zaatakowa4y policje ka.
mieniami pa4kami. Przyzwa-
no posi}ki milicji, poczem "a
cze1a sic fatalna strzelanina.
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Ma podw6rzu krec sic starzec - ojciec tw6j - smu
tex Ottawa widniea jego twarzy czase swej piracy
tax daWno postepoWaf edynak osan Saruszek
cd do czerwona chuske ub pole cd sukmany
zbza do warzy pewnie ocera twarz spocona cd pracy
przyparz sic blize uwaznej ne to ME pot to fzy
to }zy ty dostatkach wsr6d zabawy, zapomnia4es n
starcu, o ojcu twoim!
posku newasta zgrzybaa przedwczesne Ma wynszczone
cd zmartWien twarzy dostrzce eszcze dy dawne peno
czas6w gdy ciebe perworodny synu ulia do
unkami okrywa1a.
To tWoja matka
W mczeniu wykonuje swa prace, ME nuci uubone swej
piosenk bo ej napefnone utraa ego
sadafa nadrozszego swiece ola kt6rego zy1a kt6ry
zapomna1 nej
Smutnem okiem spogada podw6rze pola, droge, jak
by tam spodzeWaa sic ujrzec spiewajacego ub
gWizduj acego Wesofo synalka.
Napr6zno, ME widac gfeboke westchniene wydoby-
sic jej piersi.
Nestety, dobry Boze, ME Gle ME bedzie vie
kukieke ola ciebie jaka gdys byi chopcem tax
prosies apeytem zada4es
C6zby ME daa, by tel chw ujrzec Gle wchodzacego
do domu sweze peczywo lub przynajmniej dowedzec
sic istu re zyesz pracujesz ME zapomnaes Bogu
dzcach CzoWieku, gdyby ia matka twoja urzaa Gle
chwi wasne, gotowaby oddac swe zyce
ty? Ty zapomniafes nej!
Zdae c se re zyjesz skoro ubierasz sic modne kosz
owne sebie uwage panien zyjesz, tax
zyesz czy estes zadowolony cakem gryzie Gle
sem robak sumienia?
Do izdebki wszed starzec mczaco zasadf do stofu
dwuch nakrycach towarzyszka jego zasada zaplakana
bo tylko ich dwoje przy stole-..----.- : "a
Mako rzy lata cd jego wyjazdu ty jeszcze pfacesz?
Przestan, bo zamartwisz sic
Zamre? Moi Boze dajze mi smierc epej niz tesknote
moim jedynakiem milczacym. >' iii.
Synu czys ty pomysa} choc raz, kosztuje twoja
dzceke ostatnie twoje do nej s}owo "zegnaj matko?
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"sUCHY" KONGRESMAN u
RZADZA PIJATYKI.

Washington. - Wstep OBJ
Gym osobom do blur kongreso-
wynn po godz. 5tej po poiud-
niu zostai zabroniony ma czas
wakacji kongresu.
Powodem tego zakazu by1y
dixie zabawy, kt6re odbywa-
4y sic W biurze pewnego "su-
chego" kongresmana. Podczas
jednej z ia kich zabaw, ma kt6-
rel la}a sic vodka z kukury-
dry "twardy" jabfecznik, do
sz}o do ordynarnej awantury.
Jeden jej uczestnik6w zos-
tai tax pobity, re musiano 60
z rozbita g4owa odwiezc do
szpitala.
Urzednicy ME cheieli podac
nazwisk skompromitowanych
os6b.
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POLKA SPkACA DkUGI.

Warszawa. - Pisma og1a-
szaja szereg danych, ilustruja-
cych spiaty d1ugu zagraniczne
go Polski. z cyfr tych wynika,
re W roku biezacym, po pre-
liczeniu walut zagranicznych
ma dolary, Polska sp1aci4a L.
100000 dolar6w diug6w "a
granicznych. Razem zaS z pro
centem oko1o 2,80O,O0O. Ogo-
lem pozycya d1ugow zagranicz
nych Polski Wynosi 2S7,000,-
600 dolA. ow. Najwieksza spfa-
ta W roku obecnyn by1a rata
"a lokomotyWy, dostarczOne
przez firme Baldwin w sumie
CORA million dolar0W, ktora
przypadfa w CzerWcu roku
biezacego, a zatem W okresie
naiciezszego przesilenia Walu-
toWego. - Uiszczenie terminu
tel sp4aty by1o jednym z waz-
nych czynnik0w, ktore Wzmoc
ni1y zaufanie sfer gospodar-
czych dla wyp1acalnosci Pol
ski.
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kaucye sad po kr6tkiej nara
die odrzucif, motywujac swa
decyzye wysokoscia kary.
DZIURKOWANIE ZNACZ-
KoW POCZTOWYCH.

Ably dac moznosc instytu-
cyom przemysiowym i handlo-
wynn kontrolowania rozchodu
znaczk6w pocztowych, Min.
poczt telegr. zezwoli4o dziur-
kowac Znaczki pocztowe ini-
cya1ami firm i instytucyi pry-
Watnych z warunkiem, re sred
MICA dziurek ME bedzie pre-
nosi}a try czwarte milimetra,
a odstepy miedzy dziurkami
ME beda mniejsze Cd wymiaru
dziurek. IVORY dziurek powin
ny bye z1ozone w miejscowym
rzadzie.
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PREMIER MUSSOLINI ME
CHCE USTAPIC z KORFU.

Londyn. - z wiarygodnego
4 r6 d a dowiedziano sic, re
premier Mussolini odnqawia e.
[wakuacji Korfu po zlozeniu
przez Grecje 100000 funt6w
szterling6w jako gwarancji "a
pfaty odszkodowania.
Mussolini twierdzi, re Kor-
fu moze bye eWakuowane do
piero po zakonczeniu ca4ej
sprawy, wynik1ej zamordo-
wanna pieciu wfoskich komi-
sarzy.
Wedle depeszy z Rzymu,
Rad wfoski otrzymuje Gale
go kraju wezwania, ably ME
ustepowa} Korfu dop6ki Gre
cja ME wypefni wszystkich wa
runk6w odszkodowania.
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POPADkSZY w OBkAKANIE
LUDZIE RZUCALI SIZE DO
WOODY.

TOXIC. - (Prasa Stow -
Przep}ywajaca przez TOXIC
rzeka Sumida prawie zupelnie
jest zawalona niezliczona ilos-
cia trup6w. Ogarnieci panicz-
nym strachem ludzie zmys}y
tracili rzucali sic do woody,
ably w ten spos6b ma zawsze
uwolnic sic Cd okropnosci, ja-
kie wko}o Mich sic dzia1y. VIE
le tysiecy ludzi zgine}o w chWj
Ii gdy, wskutek trzesienia zie-
mi, zawalif sic wielki most ma
rZece.
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:ECHA = POL SKI
WYKRYCIE NADUZYC MA
POCZCIE.

Warszawa. - w zwiazku
2 dochodzeniem wdrozonem
przez policje 1go komisaryatu
kolejoWego, ma skutek skarg
o systematycznem okradaniu
korespondencyi pocztowej pie
nieznej z ambulans6w poczto-
wych, aresztowano 20-letniego
Kazimierza Marciniaka, pomoc
nika kieroWnika ambulansu.
Przy aresztowanym znalezio
no ukryte dziewiec sztuk lis
tow zagranicznych, adresowa-
nych do roznych miejscowosci,
przeWaznie w Poznanskie. w
mieszkaniu Marciniaka przy
ul. Dobrej nr. 54 znaleziono
pieniadze w walucie zagranicz
nej, Weksel ma million marek
ma imie Tomasza Moskwy, czte
ry przekazy angielskie, cztery
przekazy Miedzynarodowego
Towarzystwa Wagonow Sypial
nych" oraz blanket piecze-
ciami urzedu pocztowo-telegra
ficznego w Sokofce.
Wobec zebranego droga do
chodzenia policji sledczej ma
teryafu obciazajacego, Marci-
MAX przyznaf sic do otwiera-
MIA listow wykradania "a
wartosci, przewaznie dolar6w.
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OFIARA WkASNEJ TUSZY.

Grudziadz. - Pewien rzez-
mix w Rudniku oko4o 2A cent
nara wagi powraca1 w tych
dniach z Grudziadza do domu.
Ola skr6cenia drogi poszed1 ma
prze1aj torfowa 4aka ma kt6rej
znajdowa} sic row szeroki ma
l metr, powsta1y wskutek wy
dobywania torfu. Azeby pre-
skoczyc przez ten row, wziaf
rozped 10 m. skoczy4 pro-
sto do rowu. Si1a swego mad
miernego ciezaru- ugrzaz1, w
mokrym torfie az pod pachy.
Wydobycie sic z mokrego po-
}ozenia minlo wysifkow by1o
niemozliwe. Dopiero ma roz-
paczliwe krzyki tonacego w
bagnie, zjawif sic pewien roll
mix, kt6ry kosif trawe ma lace,
i ten przyszed1 z pomoca p.
rzeznikowi. Wydobycie kolosa
z bagna by1o ponad SHY roll
nika. Lecz cd czego rozum?
Rolnik wziaf postronek, obwia
za1 MIN dooko1a piersi rzezni-
ka, sprowadzif konia, zaprzegf
go~do postronka i dopiero w
ten spos6b uda4o mu sic wy
dobyc dobrze wypasionego p.
rzeznika z bagna.
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CHOLERA SZERZY SIZE
WsRoD JAPONcZYKoW.

Szangaj. = Pomirao, re ca
}y SWAT spieszy z pomoca ia
ponji, stosunki W okolicach dot
knietych. katastrofa. jeszcze
okropne. Pogarsza lie wybuch
.zdhei fehry4 b as Wiele
os6b umiera z giodd.. Zapasy
zywnosci So juz W. portach
jak Osaka, Nagasaki i Kobe,
ale trudno je dowiezc do
miejsc, gdzie So potrzebne, z
powodu uszkodzonych tor6w
kolejowych.
Kilka jeszcze dni up}ynie
MIN pociagi, wiozace zywnosc
odziez, dotra do zniszczone-
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go terytorjum, gdzie 6,00O,-
900 osob czeka ma pomoc.
Do Toxic przybywaja tysiace
przerazonych mieszkanc6w
wsi i miasteczek okolicznych
w poszukiwaniu pomocy. u
trudnia to. tylko problem ra-
tunkowy.
w Toxic urzedowo naliczo-
no juz 10000 trup6w. Niemoz-
liwem jest obliczyc wiele ciaf
sp}one}o w ogniu a wiele jesz-
cze jest zagrzebanych pod rui-
nami 100000 dom6w.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-09-20
60 TYsIECY TRUPow SPA.
LONO JUz w TOKIO.

Washington.- 10000 zwfok
zosta4o juz spalonych przez
w}adze W Tokio,* wedle donie-
sien do ambasady iaponskiej.
Liczba cia4, kt6re Aekaja ma
spalenie jest jeszcze wielka.
Straty w Jokohannie oblicza
ne So urzedowo ma 100000 "a
bitych, czyli cwiere og6lnej
liczby ludnosci. ~
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-09-20
CAkY SWAT ZACROzONY
JEST TRZESIENIEM
ZIEMI.

Florencja, Wlochy. Ksiadz
Alfani, dyrektor geodynamicz
nego oserwatorjum, oswald
Eczyf w. spraWie ostatnich-trzes
sien ziemi. re Japohja okolicz
ne dino hlorskie wchodza obec
ME w okres wznowionej sill
nej dziafalnosci podziemnych
sill.
Prof. Allan jest zdania, ze
slime trzesienie ziemi, notowa-
ne W obserwatorjum w Ponie-
dzia1ek, zdarzyio sic gdziein-
dziej niz w Japonji. Wyrazif
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JUGOSkAWJA SIZE WOJSKA
MAD GRANGE WkOSKA.

Belgrad. - z powodu wiel-
kiego wrzenia ma ca1ych Bal
kanach Rad Jugosfawji wysy-
Ia mad granice coraz wieksze
oddzia}y wojsk. Nieporozumie-
ME w kwestji Fiume powoduje
wielkie zaniepokojenie.
Grecja czyni to samo ma swo
ich granicach.