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, 1923-03-25
URGES INDIAN EXAMPLE
FOR BEST LEAGUE OF NATIONS
BY GAwAsA wANNEH
BY GAwAsA wANNEH
Descendant OF Seneca sachems, Clan
of tho Bear, Seneca Nation Of the
League Of tho IroQuoIs; Arthor
Of THE Constitution of the
Five Nations

ALBANY. N. 7. March 24.-why
do not the quarrelsoms w~ar-torn
nations OF the world make peace pat.
termed after the successful plan of
the Iroquois Indians7
The rree OF War stands In tho Gar
den OF Peace. Money is the taproot
OF the worlds woes; the supporting
roots Of the Tree Of war are Jealous.
superstition. ambition and revenge
venge.
What prevents world peaee7 Only
one thing: Tho world is not yet civil
izsd.
Let US translate into these modern
tsrma the League of Nations that the
1roquois-cailed SavaEss. indeed
established 500 years ago:
The world should have n League
OF Nations and America should be
called upon 20 e.eet a moderator, like
Adodarhoh, this onondsEs, who was
the presiding officer OF the Iroquols
Five Nations, Let President Hard.
ing DO the AdodArhoh Of 1919.
Tho sponsor OF the Iroquoia' great
plan was Jikonsassh. tho mother OF
nations" To carry out the analogy
let the Queen OF Italy be the Jikon
saBsh Of 1874,
Under these directing hands. Ger
many should be forced 20 repudiate
her internal Indebtedness. An inter
national commission should be- given
the means 10 deal with tho defeated
central powers and 10 make them un.
dsrstahd that justlos as dispensed by
an informed and Intelligent jury Of ma
tiona must he accepted.
Let the nations redeem their paper
money and issus no mora unsecured
currency, Lot them have an inter
national currency and n central bank
In zach country, Nothing would so
Induce peace and discourage war,
II should be done as the Iroquols
did it, All nations were invited to sit
beneath a metaphysical Tree Of Peace
after first casting their weapons into
q battomlezs cavern. Each nation
, 1923-03-25
Iago the Wise Hunter

IAdo was a great hunter. boaster
n story-te'ler. He often thought
up tricks TO catch the animals.
One day Iago went hunting. He
painted a rope brown with green
leaves and red berries on It. Then
he mado a lasso of It and hung 4,
On a brush. A giraffo, an elephant
a lion and a monkey came to ca,
the berries-or what they thought
were berries. They got thoir heads
Through tfe lasso. Iago then pulled
the rons and re had them tight. He
threw them over his buck to AXE "a
his wlgwam. He already had quite
n bit of fur and meat.
Iago went hume and told the pso.
ple his trick. They laughed and
praised him and sad he was very
brave. Iago admitted this himself.
ELEANOR sHUMAKER,
Park School, Grade 4.
, 1923-03-25
A Story of a Mans Life

m the rugged coast of Maine, on
" February 81, 1907, Henry w.
Longfellow was born.
In the war of 1912 vessels took re.
fuge in the bay. Many Indians stiIl
wandered in the forest. Longfellow,s
grandfather lived in the wilderness
and he had many interesting stories
to tell Of the redmen. After a time
Longfellow took a trip around the
world. but he never forgot tho pic.
lures n stories OF his boyhood, al,
though he saw many wonderful
sights.
When Longfeilow was IS years O,
nge he became a teacher. Then he
moved to a beautiful, interesting
Revolutionary house. In this house
his children q born. Here also
he wrote nearly all his poems and
stories.
RUTH MILLER,
East Casper.
, 1923-03-25

sent ms many sachems to the council
as they desired. but each nation had
only n vote-and tho vote wns in.
valid unless It was tho unanimous
sense Of tho delegates.
Nations that warred upon tho Iro.
quois League were broken up and
direct league government established
over them. Defeated nations were
forced 70 repudihts thor own informal
dcbt4 and 10 mako tho r~oparationA
claim OF tho league their first bust.
moss There was no such nonsense
, 1923-03-25

The Casper Out-of-D Door
Girls

THIS story is about some Girl
l. Scouts. who ere hiking from <
summer school TO their homes in Cas-
per. Their names are: Grace Thomp-
son, or Tommy" as she is called;
Mary Rosa. Darlene Freed. anc their
guardian. Miss Fixing. n Lois Nc
christy whom they call Crazy Lois"
They had been walking for about
an hour when Mary walled. "oh,
where can Crazy Lois be?"
IT'S not where Lois can ba, but
where we are" said the guardian
Are we lost7" gasped Tommy"
"Well. we must get upper and
look for a place to sleep If we can
find one" answered Miss Fixing.
So after the supper was over and
the dishes done they went in search
OF a place to sleep. They soon came
to a barn. and Miss EIking and Alice
went into it. The others played a
game until Alice came out for them.
When she came they wanted to get a
good nights sleep. for they were to
start early the next morning. It be
gan to storm All at once the girls
saw a red light at the other end OF
the barn. It was on fire. but thew
got out safely and went to a farm.
er's house for the rest Of the night.
The ext day they found Crazy Lois
on h highway in her car. After
eating they started for tn next camp.
They were Just about a mile from
Il when they had to go through a
marsh. Alice was in the lead, Miss
Elking next, Tommy" Mary. and
Darlene last. They heard a scream
md when Alice and Miss Elklng
turned they saw Tommy" Mary
and Darlene sinking in the marsh.
They were trying to get them out
When Miss Fixing went in, also.
Alice was the only one left to go for
help.
By this time Lois had met some
boys she knew. They had come to
look for them, n Alice ran to them.
The boys then went back to the
marsh to get the girls out. They sue
ceeted in pulling them out after half
an hour. and then they went back
to tho camp. The boys stayed for
supper and until about 9 O'Clock that
night.
The text evening the boys eams/
and left about 10 o'clock. but before
going they Ind said they would race
with the girls and tho first ones who
got to Casper should get presents.
The prizes were to be a box of marsh
mallows for the girls and handker.
chiefs for the boys. The next few
days came and went as usual. but
On h last night the girls made the
boys angry. The boys then got ready
and started about three hours after
they left the girls camp. But the
girls went as o as they could. and
you may guess they had to hurry to
boat the boys. When they came in
sight of they road the saw the boys
and ran to get ahead of them. That
night Tommy" Thompson's father
and mother gave them a party and
On the table there was a box OF
marshmallows for each girl and a
handkerchief for ach boy. They fun
they had they could not express.
wILDA BERRY.
East Casper, Grade 6.
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The Japanese Girl

THERE was a Japanese girl. who
L was Just coming homo from
school,. Her name was Yum Yum.
She was loved very much by the chill.
dren in her homo town.
That evening abe wont UP to see
tho chiidren's teacher. whose name
was Miss Mann. Yum Yum had in.
tended to teanh right there at home.
But Miss Mann said sho had to go to
a baok-of-the-mountain place for a
whilo.
The next day Eho started. When
shO got TO THO bridge that was on
, 1923-03-25

as the right of self-determination, -
for this meant d-isintegration and a
re-apse into savagery. wampum was
decreed the international medium OF
exchange.
Peace was thus established and ma.
tons that didn't like It were ''gassed''
by the effective means that made the
IroquoiS famous.
Tho modern world might take a
lesson from the Indians-who had toe
much sense C DO tho savages many
people think they wero.
, 1923-03-25

prised to see the children coming to
meet her. They were dirty little
things.
As soon as she reached where they
were going TO hold school she began
to clean It up also.
After a little while Miss Mann
came to e If she was ready to re.
turn home. Yum Yum said hat she
could not return then. because she
had grown to love the children very
much. Miss Mann said that she
must like her bacldof-tht mountain
home. and Yum Yum said she did like
Il very much.
WILMA GUSTIN,
Elk School. Grade 5.
, 1923-03-25

EDITORS Note-The Tribune will print each week in
the Magazine Section of the Sunday paper prose and verse
by the pupils of the schools. Only the best articles
will be printed, and each week an Honor Roll will be pub
lshed, containing the names of the three best stories of the
preceding week and the authors. The Tribune Story Con-
test Editor will judge the stories and announce the winners
weekly.
All the stories are written in school, under the teachers
supervision, and the contestants are not permitted to get
help from their parents or from older persons, in the COM
position.l
, 1923-03-25
AND SHINE AND TIGHTENING DAYS OLD WINTER SOON is BOUND

Good-by, Winter, You're almost gone,
Win all your merry sports and play;
Old Father Sun is shining bright,
And he tciH melt the sHoU dVdy,
So come and skate, and coast and slide:
IT 'front.' be rery long, you kno0;
Wtth totnd aud shine and frightening days,
Old Winter soon is bound to go.
GoodJy, good-by, to sled and skates,
Good-by to SnOtU man, melting fast;
They'll all be memories Uery soon.
For teinter days can't alt0ays last.
, 1923-03-25

you Will be sorry for this" said
Red Deer.
That night the village was burned
and Pohachanta and John Hllds.
man were burned. too.
The hIl still stands where Po-
hachanta was burned. It is called
Hill of Disaster by the Indians.
FRANCES RAY.
Park School. Grade Z.
, 1923-03-25

East Casper, Grade 6.
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Do Si6str Stow
PoIek W Sprawie Ju-
trzejszych Wyborow
MATRONY!
WYBORCZYNIE!
SIOSTRY RODACZKI!


Nadszed{ czas, ktorym nasze Polki, jako O.
byvateki udowodniiy oja strazy polsch
Gas wyborow juz jutro gdy odbiezecie
organ przeczytace uwaga artyuf dotyczacy spe-
cjanie wyboru kandydatow wazny rzad Radcow Miej
skich.
Jak wiadomo caly szereg przeroznych kandyda6vv
najrozmatszych narodowosci ubiega II Dystrykce
ten urzad, jak wiadomo II Dystryktu tylko
dydaow moze bye obranych ubiega sic 20.
Obowazkiem naszym jako Polek Obywatelek jest Okla
zanie szczere sodarne azby nas polscy
c ktorzy ubiegaa sic te urzeda, takowe otrzyma
bysmy jake Poki Obywatelk duma narodowa, ktora sic
szczycmy stall rzeczywsce ognwem prawdziwej
rel przyjazni sympatji.
Pocy kandydaci, bez roznicy przelonan poitycznych
po~nn orzymae g{osy Innnonarodowcy przed wy
borami czyna obecank korych wyborach dotrzy-
muja Me schebiajace pochwaiy obecank mponuja,
tylko honor czec Poek Obyateek ktore
wyorow esiennych zadecyduja zwycieswie naszych
dakow u'vaga roztropnosca postawmy lczby pred
nazwiskami naszych kandydatow.
Wybor kandydat6w Urzeda Radcow Mieskich W 2sin
Dystrykce jest ktoy kedykowek pred
tenn poczyono Baczmy uwaznie, axeby sprytn
dowcy przypadkowo rozmysfem ME wyprzedzili
Ramie do ramienia Zaczne Polk. w sercu tkwi
mosc przywiaza erdecznosc dla kandydatow
ktorzy zwyciezye ecz naszych sercach
trucizna ktora wrogowe sic truja.
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bozenstwo podejmowae beda Jenerala
Weterani w Domu Polsko Narodo-
wynn, przy Fullerton ul. Po polud-
niu jenera} zlozy wience u pomnika
Kosciuszki grobu prezydenta Gar
fielda. Wieczorem odbedzie sic wiec
masowy w miejskim Auditorium,
gdzie nastapi udekorowanie sztan-
daru Stowarzyszenia, imieniem Pol
ski przez Jenerala Hallera. W Po-
niedzia}ek rano odbedzie sic parada
cd kwatery amerykanskiego Legjo-
nu - to jest 22ej ulicy Euclid do
Miejskiej Izby Handlowej tutaj
Jenera} przemawiac bedzie ma etwar-
ciu 'Drajwu" ma Clevelandzki "Com
munity Chest". o godz. 11ej rano
zfozy wizyte mayorowi miasta i po-
tenn odbedzie sic zwiedzanie miasta.
Wieczorem odbedzie sic bal militar-
ny oficerski, w ktorym vienna udzial
wszyscy oficerowie amerykanscy prze
bywajacy W Cleveland czynni czy
tez przebywajacy W rezerwie Hal
lerczycy. We Wtorek zwiedzanie
dzielnic polskich i przyjecia dzielni-
cove. Po po}udniu Jenera1 bedzie
gosciem W "Chagrin Hunting Club.
Wieczorem bankiet W hotelu Cleve-
land udzia}em Amerykan6w Po-
lakow. Formalnych przyjee dzielni-
cowych ME bedzie.
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zdolnoscl doswiadczene poityczne Wszyske wymaga
MIA brat oh. C. j. BENKOSKI posada znacznej me
RE- Oblerajac mozemy bye ten urzad nabzszy
neresom bedzie chubnie zaszczynie pastowany
ma korzysc obywatelstwa.
Bedac sasadem przez 40 praktykujac jako
prawnk przez "a lat jest dla ideanym kanyatem
pod wzgedem ogonej swiadomosc przys}ugue sic
naszemu soldarnemu poparciu
Poacy wszedzie wszyscy powinni postawic cyfre 1
pred nazwiskien c. J. BENKOSKI tenn samem, zapewn
sobe przedsawicielstwo da nasze narodowosc
wodawczem ustrou cagle wzrastajacego asta
Wiec wszyscy postawmy cyfre 1 pred nazwiskem
c. j. BENKOSK Pamietajmy przytem, ze krzzyzyk6w Ky
wiecej sic ME stawia, ecz tylko cyfre 1.
OGLOSZENIE POLTTYCZNE
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z tych wszystkich kandy-
dat6w nasz obywatel, by1y
Klerk Miastowy i prawnik c..
J. BENKOSKI, jest najlepiej
uposazony tax doswadcze-
MEM ma niwie dzia1alnosci po-
litycznej, jak posiadajacy
potrzebne zdolnosci kwalifi-
kujacego ma wype4nienie ia
dan Radcy Miejskiego dla o.
g6lnego zadowolenia ca1ego
obywatelstwa. Ogo1 przy O.
bieraniu urzednik6w publicz-
nych jest przewaznie intereso
wany takiem kierownictwem
prawodawczem. jake da mu
sumienne sprawiedliwe rza-
dy bez nader wielkiego OBJ
ciazenia podatkowego. Take
kierOwnictwO WYNN 400 powpo
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- Stanisiaw Zbyszko-Cyganiewicz

- Stanis}aw Zbyszko.Cyganiewicz
nasz wszechswiatowej slawy zapas-
mix, ktory wystapi W Domu Polsko
Narodowym przy Fullerton ul., W
Poniedzia}ek 1890 Listopada, bedzie
mial "a swego przeciwnika, slynne-
60 si}acza Lester Johnsona. Opr6cz
Stanislaw Zbyszko, wystapi take
znany nasz Kodak z Detroit, Broni-
slaw Stefanski, sokol, ktory W ko-
ZACH sportowych angielskich, znany
jest pod nazwiskiem Benny Stephen
przeciwnikiem jego bedzie znany
zapasnik "Cyclone Taylor. Zapasy
te zgromadza do Domu Polsko Ma
rodowego wszystkich naszych spor-
tow juz trzeba sic dzisiaj zabez-
pieczyc W bilety, by bye pewnym
siedzenia W dzieh zapasow.
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DLACZEGO POWINNISMY OBRAC
OBJ. BENkOSKIEGO, RADNYM
MIASTA, 2go DYSTRYkTU.

tel chwili zblizajacych sic wybor6w, nauranie mad
sic kwesa obrana odpowenego kandydata kt6rego
zdonoc kwafkacje og6lna reputacja do charakteru
zapewna publicznoc pozadany Pubicznos niepo
Wilma ekcewazyc tel vazne kwesty kandyda6w
ubega sic ten wazny urzad Radcy Meskego Jest ty
ko kku posadajacych odpowedne zdonoci aby mog was
civic wype}nc obowiazk tegoz urzedu.
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kow, panowie B. E. Orlikowski c.
J. Benkoski. Powinnoscia naszych
polskich obywateli jest oddac sw6!
g}os "a niemi. Wybierzmy obydwuct
Councilmanami a okazemy przez tc
nasza si1e polityczna zaskarbimy
sobie szacunek amerykanow, kto,
rzy wtenczas inaczej ma mas spogla.
dac beda.
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- Wezmijmy pod scis}a uwage, ze
urzad Radcow Miejskich, jest bardzo
wazny i odpowiedzialny. Wybieraj-
my ludzi godnych naszego zaufahia.
Ma innem miejscu Szan. Czy-
telniczki, zauwaza Odezwe tyczaca
sic naszych polskich kandydatow ma
powazne stanowiska. Chyba zbytecz-
mem dodac, re polscy kandydaci po-
winni wyjsc zwyciesko przy urnie
wyborczej, podczas obecnej kam-
panji.
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Kronika Miejscowa.

Zwracamy baczn4 uwage Sza-
nownych Czytelniczek ma specialize
ogloszenie W naszym organic, tycza-
ce sic Budowa Mostu W Willow. -
Sprawa jest nader wazna godna
poparcia naszej strony. Polozmy
krzykyk przy glosowaniu ma ten waz-
ny punkt a dopomozemy przez to
do zwyciestwa tel waznej sprawy
Budowy Mostu.
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> Pamietajcie re sedzia Gillespi

- Pamietajcie re sedzia Gillespie
ubiega sic urzad Sedziego Num-
cypalnego ma nastepne diva lata. -
Przez czas swego urzedowania Okla
zal sic prawdziwym opiekunem ro-
botnika stawal zawsze w jego O.
bronze. Zasluguje on ma nasze po-
parcie. Me zapominajcie oddac mu
CLOS przy nastepnych wyborach.
Ogf.
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- Kandydature p. B. E. Orlikov

- Kandydature p. B. E. Orlikow.
skiego oglaszaja nawet pisma angiel
skie to bardzo pochlebnie. My zas
jako Polacy powinnismy dbac to,
azeby nasz p. Orlikowski powtornie
reprezentowal mas W Radzie Miejs-
kiej W nastepnych dwuch latach.
Obowiazkiem kazdego prawdziwego
Polaka jest oddac g}os p. Orlikow-
skiemu W dzien ego Listopada.
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Tow. Opiekunek Korony Pol

- Tow. Opiekunek Korony Pols-
kiej, gr. 3 gr. 76 urzadza Wieczo-
rex dla wszystkich czlonkih, Wtorek
wieczorem, dnia 20go Listopada W
sail E. 65ej ulicy, naprzeciw Baxter.
Kazda czlonkinia moze przyprowa-
dz1c swoja przyjaciolke jake goscia.
Wszystkich cz}onkin ich gosci SER
decznie zapraszamy ma te zabawe
o jaknajliczzne ich przybycie.
w. Bulkowska, sekr. prot.
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- DIVA zfodzieje automobilowi Jo-
zef Fia}kowski lat 21, zam. p. n.
2411 Thurman ul. Stanislaw Ow-
czarek, zam. p. n. 6811 Harvard ul.
zostali poslani przez sedziego ma
szesc lat wiezienia stanowego Domu
Karnego, "a kradziez samochod6w.
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Szanowne Zacne Polki. Ty.
dzien obecny, tax wielce jest uroz,
maicony, przeroznymi ogloszeniamj
wyborowemi, re naprawde wypada
nam sic powaznie zastanowic, komu
CLOS oddac ma odpowiedzialne u.
rzeda.
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w 2gim Dystrykcie ubiega sic
dawniejszy prokurator miejski J. E.
Russick ma urzad Councilmana, kto-
ry sprawowa} sw6j urzad sumiennie
i zawsze przychodzil z pomoca Po-
lakom gdy zachodzila tego potrzeba
i powodu tego liczy ma nasze po-
parcie.
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My jake Polki, jako Obywa-
telki, jako Matrony posiadamy row.
ne prawa przywileje. Skorzystajmy
przeto i oddajmy nasze glosy, wy
1acznie naszym polskim kandydatom.
To nasz swiety obowiazek, to nasz
honor Polek tego wymaga. Spe}nij
my przeto nasz obowiazek w dniu
wyborow oddajmy nasze glossy,
polskim kandydatom.
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- Ubiegaja sic ludzie najrozmait.
szych zapatrywan, przekonan i ma
rodowosci. Wszyscy kandydaci obie-
cuja przylizuja sic do mas, azeby
otrzymac nasze glosy.
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- Zwracamy uwage Szan. Siostr
Stow Polek ma otwarcie sk4adu Gu
kierkow Napoji Owocowych naszej
Rodaczki, PAM Rozalji Kozlowskiej,
ktora otworzy}a ma Broadway Mar
kiecie Stand 32-35. Sklad najwy-
borniejszych s}odyczy napoji owo-
cowych' Naszym obowiazkiem jest
zachecic nasze Rodaczki do wzajem
nego popierania. Zamiast udawac sic
do obconarodowcow, zakupujmy ma
sze zapotrzebowania u naszych Ro-
daczek.
- E. J. Sklenicka ubiega sic o
urzad Radcy Miejskiego ponownie,
liczac ma poparcie z powodu czyste-
go niezwyk1ego rekordu. ogl.
- A. M. kovaczy, kandydat ma
stanowisko sedziego municypalnego
indorsowany jest przez Polske Izbe
Przemys}owo-Handlowa ma tenze u
Rad q powodu dotychczasowej pra-
cy jako adwokat zasluguje ma po-
parole. og}
- Piotr M. Alejewicz, lat "a,
zam. p. n. 1926 E. 11ej ulicy, "a
trudniony W Stange-Wahl Co. jako
robotnik, zostaf zabity W rezerwoa-
RE, gdy kabel g}owny oderwal sic
i rani} 60 W glove.
- Rozne pocztowki powinszo-
wanna, czy to W polskim czy W an
gielskim jezyku zawsze MONA nabyc
W Sk}adzie Rozmaitosci F. A. Paw
}owskiego, COOS Fleet ave.
- Przez potkniecie sic lewa noga
wpad} pomiedzy sciane winde, 45
letni robotnik Miko}aj Juchacz, 412s
Buckley ave. zatrudniony przez fir
me "The Christy Wholesale Grocery
Co." przy E. 2sej Lakeside ul. i
doznal zmiazdzenia lewej strony sto-
py. Zabrano 60 do szpitala Lake.
side, a policja zawiadomila jego ro-
dzine wypadku.
- We Wtorek, dnia ego Listopa-
da, wybory ma urzednik6w miejskich.
Pamietajcie he W drugim dystrykcie,
ma Councilman6w ubiega sic dwuch
naszych dobrze nam znanvch nola.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

- O stanowisko Sedziego NUM-.
cypalnego ubiega sic obecny czlo.
mex Rady Miejskiej Jacob Stacel, ns
termin lat. Przez czas swego u
rzedowania zas@uzyl ma uznanie, ia
ko rowniez przez IL lat praktyk
adwokackiej i dla tych powodow Ii
czy ma poparcie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

- Jeneral Haller przybedzie do
Cleveland, W Niedziele, dnia 2S-go
Listopada ma Union Station, gdzie po
witany zostanie przez amerykanski
i polski komitet przyjecia. O godzi-
ME loci rano nabozzenstwo w koscie
lie sw. Stanis}awa, gdzie bedzie po-
swiecony sztandar Stowarzyszenia
Weteran6w Armji Polskiej, po ma
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

- Polska Izba Przemyslowa ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu indorsowala
obywateli B. Orlikowskiego C. J.
Benkoskiego, poprzedniego City Kle,
ka, jako Radc6w Miejskich. R6wno.
czesnie Izba Przemyslowa poleci1a
swym cz}onkom, jako wszystkim do.
brze myslacym obywatelom g1osowaG
"a przeprowadzeniem ustawy Willow
Bridge. Jest to ustawa bardzo poza-
dana W naszym ustawodawstwie. Jak
sic okazuje Polacy W naszej dziel-
nicy jednog}osnie popieraja naszych
kandydat6w, co i'm sic pochwala.
Jest to nasz swiety obowiazek.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

- We Wtorek, dnia ego Listopa-
da, wybory ma urzednik6w miejskich.
Pamietajcie he W drugim dystrykcie,
ma Councilman6w ubiega sic dwuch
naszych dobrze nam znanych pola-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

Og1oszenie Polltyczne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-06

- E. J. Sklenicka ubiega sic o
urzad Radcy Miejskiego ponownie,
liczac ma poparcie z powodu czyste-
go niezwyk}ego rekordu. ogl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-02
AN ERUPTIvE YEAR

Last year was unusually punctuated with
earthquake shocks. but biologists and as
trononers say that this year will be worse.
The record 50 far indicates that they may be
right. There have been several seismic move
ments noted in the western part OF the coun-
try. Washington, d. c., recently registered
continuous shocks at some distance lasting
for an hour. Volcanoes i'll Alaska are emit
ting smoke in great volume.
The situation is blamed mostly on the
san That body is apparently oyer-clcctrihed
and exercises Il corresponding effect OH this
magnetic earth. The pull of The moon and
planets has considerable effect, too The
crust Of The earth is always cooling, and so
tending to shrink, and foundation strata of
rock are ALWAYS under stress or strain, and
a little extra push or pull may cause a slip
or fall that shakes large part of the globe
Surely human affairs are bad enough With
ont earthquakes to accompany them. Or can
il be that the superstitious ancients were right
about it, and there is connection between
the two?
The quakcs on this continent have been
confined, in historic times, to the Rockies and
the Pacific Coast region. Recent disturb
anccs have occurred at widely separated places
all around the big rim OF the Pacific The
Atlantic rim is generally considered immune
especially this side of It.
There were prophecies early last year.
however that our Atlantic scaboard, from
Labrador to Georgia, would he shaken and
might sink into the sea- possibly about the
time OF the spring equinox. Hardly anybody
tool, the matter seriously, but it makes ali
interesting speculation. Can it be that the
prophets mistook 1922 for 1928?