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at his crazy belief. Yet. oddly enough.
lhoae were never tho timos IN which
AFRO necessity drove him 10 oentom
plate is sale, So surely as mo came
10 consider that. 30 surely ala tho
old superstition. hogottcn OF and
steadily nourishcd by his fancy, aoiEo
upon him TO bid him hold his hand
ana suffer all but death before thus
purchasing redemption.
Therefore was 4 that. an no took
his way now up Fleet It'll. no left
that Jewel out OF his calculations IN
his assessment OF his utterly made.
qunto means,
Westward thru tho miro OF tho
strand he moved. with his swinging
soldierly stride. and so. by Charing
Cross, az last into Whitehall itself.
Down this no passed toward tho
ehequered embattled Cockpit Gate
that linked ono side OF the palace
with tho other
IL was close upon noon. and that
eurial thorofaro was more than ordl.
nartly thronged, the war with uol,
land--now an accomplished fact-be
ing responsible for the anxious. few.
erlsh hustle hercahouts.
Opposite, tho Horse Guards tho
colonel came 60 n momontary halt on
the skirts OF knot OF oilers. stand.
ing az gare TO observe tho worimon
on tho palace roof who were engaged
in erecting there a weathor.vano. A
gentleman whom no questioned In.
formed him that this was for tho con.
vcnienco OF the Lord High Admiral
tho Duke OF York. go that his grace
might observe from his windows how
Tho wind served tho plagucy Dutch
fleet which was expected now 20
leave tho Texel az any hour.
Colonel HOLES moved on. elancing
across at tho windows OF the banquet.
ing house. whence. as a lad 81 20. a
eornet OF horse. some is years ago.
no had seen tho latn king step forth
into the sunlight Of crisp January
morning 10 suffer the loss OF his
head. And perhaps ho remembered
that his own father. long since dead
and 40 beyond tho reach OF any
Stuart yengcanee-had been one OF
tho Aignatoriez OF Tho warrant under
which that deed was done.
IIs passed on. from the sunl hi
into tho shadow OF ifolheln's noble
gateway and then. emerging beyond.
no turned 70 his right. past tho Duke
Of Monmouth's lodging into the court.
yard Of the Cockpit. where tho Duke
OF Aibemarle had his residence. Here
his lingering doubt on tho score OF
whether his Eraee were set returned
20 town was set NJ rest by the hustle
In which no found himself. But there
remained another doubt: which was
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whether his grace. being now return.
cd. would condoseend 10 receive him.
Six times In tho course OF tho past
four weeks had no yalnly sought nd
mission. On three OF those occasions
he had been shortly answered that
his grace was out OF town. on ono OF
them-iho last-moro eircumH,antial.
IS that his grace was nt Portsmouth
about tho business of tho fleet. Twice
u was admitted and hn had nbund.
ant evidences. as now-that tho duke
was al home and receiving: but tho
colonies shabbincss had aroused the
mlstrust OF the uahsrs. and they had
barred HIS way 10 ask him superclli.
oualy was he commanded by tho
duke. Upon his confession that no
was not, they informed him that the
duke was uver.buHy 20 receive any
but those whom no had commanded.
and they babe him cums again some
other day. lie had not imagined that
George Monk would be no difficult OF
access. remembering his homeiy re.
publican disregard OF forms In other
days. But being twice repuised from
his threshold In this fashion. he had
taken tho prccantion Of writing be-
foro presenting himself now. begging
his grace 20 give orders that he
should ho admitted. unless no no
longer held q place IN HIS graoe's
memory,
Tho present visit. therefore. was
fatcful. A refusal now he must re.
gard as final. Ia which case he would
be ieft 20 ours, the impulse that had
brought him back 10 England. where
!, was very likely no would starvs.
A doorkseper with hRlbsrt barred
his progress on tho threshold Your
business. airG''
rs with His Graes OF AIbsnarie. .
The colonies tone was sharp arr con.
fident. Thanks 70 this tho next qusb.
ton was iess chaIlenEingiy delivered.
You arc commanded. sirT.
Y have reason 90 believe arm
awaited. His grace Is apprfsed Of my
coming"
Tho doorkseper looked him over
again. and tho made way.
He was pas, tho outer guard. and
his hopes rose. But Al tho end OF a
long gallery n woodenfaced usher
confronted him. and the questions re.
commenced. when HOLES announced
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tina, he had written TO beg an audi
once--
Continued In Our Neri I.sue)
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Cynthia Grey==
Young Girl in Terror Writes CYNTHIA for Help
She's IS, But Must Work in Fdctory-Father and
Brother Beat Her

Dear Miss Grey; l do hope you can give me word or
two of advice.
am young girl 10. and my mother died when was
q baby. My two older sisters were married when 10
years old Since then have been left home with my
father and two brothers My older brother worshps ma
but is away from home most Of the time My younger
brother and my father the devil himself
My father will not allow go and play with other
girls He doesn't want 10 speak 10 any boys But
day overheard conversation between him and a young
man 25 years old who had TO visit him My father
told him il nc would wait another year he could marry
He said word about TO me- except speak Of
how nice this fellow is, after he went away.
My father has kept out of school since il years
old and have been working in factory for the last six
months My wages very small and once my father
gave me a hint that had 70 pay my board soon.
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Sing a song of fifth cents

why. I'm 80 surprised to see
everybody hero todayr' declared the
Riddle Lady. locking around at all
tho Riddle Land people and Mother
Goose People--also Nancy ana Nick,
tho Twins.
But che was only joking. and
everybody knew Il. for tho day be-
fore sho had offered somo bonosct
tea mixed with sulphur and molas-
SEES for a pfizo and not soul
would have ~.
SO. my dears. n anybody goes TO
give you any sulphur and molasses
this spring. or anything dreadful
like that. Just because Il Is spring.
look hard at tho bottle IL is in.
I don't know what became OF Il,
but Il might DO the very same
onei
But there. I do talk more and
say less. don't II ! forgot all about
the riddle. Here II is:
Sing n song Of fifty cents.
a pocketfui Of dimes,
] went TO n big show.
Greatest OF all times.
When the tents were opened.
We went crowding in;
It's fun 10 sec tho animals
Before the acts begin.
Popcorn and peanuts.
And tubs of lemonade.
And wagons all painted
crhc ones I'm the paradox
Balloon men and ticket men.
Whit n lovely din.
I'm sure IL is the grsndost place
That have ever bccnl
Lions. and tigers,
And cameis lying down
The giraffe with the long neck
Who secs all over town.
And elephants. and lcopards
with spots upon their skin,
And knngaroos and crocodilos
with such a silly grinl
Tho hippo and rhlno
With horns upon his nose,
The brown bear. the black bear
with patent leather toes.
Tho zebra, the mountain goat
with whislSers on his chin.
r-tn a,tniano and ,,orcunfna
with quilts sticking In.
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boy that works whero do. and
oh. Miss Grey, got tho worst
whipping OF my life. lie hit mo with
his fists and nlappcd my face. Ny
lips we're all swollen tho next day.
I told father about ~: but 10 only
laughed and said. SERVES you
right"
oh. Miss Grey ! can't stand Il
any longer. and / do not know what
TO do. Won't yor. with your won
dorful kindness Of helping others.
help met Tell mo what should
do. How I wish wcro dead 70 !
could hays n moments peacei
Here ! am 10 years old and
haven't even a giri friend or any
ono ! can conride In. I'm sure I'm
going 90 run away or do something
desperate II / havo 20 stay with
them any longer.
Please write thru your column
and Try 10 help me. as I am suffer.
ing as no ehiid OF my age should
can't givo you my real nAmo as
I'm afraid my father will find out,
and I don't dare 70 give you my
address as my father would open
any latter I might get
BRoKEN-HEARTED LUCILLE.
n seems almost Incredible thai
such On outrage houid BE- com
shifted right IN our midst. ard 90
ara supposed 10 Be an Intelligent
oiriilEcd people
NY dear child. yoH do not hors
70 put ap trsfh such treatment for
a minute. ~ you can come up n
my office IN The Sfur. icsH b
GLAD 70 take you 10 the proper au-
that he had written 10 beg an audi.
once--
CONTINUED I'm Our NEXT Issuel
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Even Cross Feverish Sick Children Love its Taste and
Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels

Millions Of mothers keep california Fig
Syrup" handy. They know a teaspoonfu
today may save sick child tomorrow II
never cramps or oyeracts. Ask your drug
gist for genuine California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children Of all
ages printed on bottle. Say California" or
you may get an imitation fig syrup.
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Ii your child is llstless full of cold, has
collie, or II the stomach is sour, breath bad,
tongue coated, teaspoonful Of California
Fig Syrup" will quickly start liver and bowel
action In a few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly II works the constipation
poison, sour bile and waste right out and you
have well, playful child again.
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nrnIN llEnn ronAY

Colonel ncllrs. soldier and edven-
surer. comes 60 iodgc with Martha
Quinn. hostess ~ the F'euls Head IN
pauIs Nard. iNueon Airs Quinn
possesred ~ a discerning eye foI a
fine figure - a mpn.. assigns 81 ne
colonefs exclusive Msc a cosy pAflofs
The coolnsi Informs Martha that
ho has business ia town at court.
With an eve 90 the future, Mrs.
Quinn IANirhly entrrtains HOLES and
sees In him an ideal husband, or
humble birth, Martha longs 70 marry
q gentleman born,
The colonel Informs Martha tina,
stances and Martha. seeing this re-
salvcs 10 impress upen his mind that
she il a wealthy woman willing 90
fall victim % his charms The
colonel Is mildly pushed when MFs,
Quinn suggests 20 him that he take
unto himself wife
NOW GO on WITH THE STo- (
Now there I vow you do yourself
Injustice"
Faith. as a trick I've learnt frOm
Others"
you are. when all Is said. a very
kpropcr man"
AYE. But proper for whatg-
" She pursued her theme without
panslnE 20 answer his frivolous CUES.
ton. And there's many woman
OF substance who needs a MAJ 20
care for her and guard her such u
man as yourself. Colonel. ono who
knows his world and commands a
worthy place in r.
Il command that. do H. on my
soul. you give me news OF myself"
III 80 don't command IL Il Is that
Sc lack the means. perhaps. But tho
place Is yours By Tight"
by what right, good hosiessi-
by the right Of your birth and
breeding and military rank. which "a
plain upon you. Sir. why win you
b undertaking. yourselfg The
means that would enable you 20 take
your proper place would DO provided
by the wife who would DO glad 10
share Il with you"
He shock his head and laughed
Esaln.
do you know OF such \ iafyf"
Because hef courage failed her at
this moment. Destiny pursued the
forging OF that curious chain Of cir.
eumstances which Il Is my task 10
reveal TO you link by link.
Il think abs said slowly. AZ last.
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and ten them I sent yoa DO not
b afraid 10 do this. and 70 ten
them tho truth. They are staunch
friends Of oil boys and girls. cspe-
eiaIiV those IN trouble. and thru
their help you iciU soon BE- In
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thorities ieho iflI offer you imme-
date protection. and see that you
arc placed IN school. inhere you be-
long. ~ vou cannot do fhis. 90 10
200 BToadpay and ask 10 ere Or.
Merrft or Judge King DVteman
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on may get an imitation fig syrup.
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proper surroundings. tohsre you
rov lead the life Of normal,
happy girl.
And don't forGet-H can help
vor further about this. or anything
else, do nor hesitate TO come TO me.
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Cynthia Grey will receive call.
err on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday from l 10 y. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II
90 ~ a. m. az her office In The
Star Bldg. 1908 Seventh ave.
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And then there are the juFglers
Tha, jugrie with their toes.
And ovon ono that balances
A flag.pols on his nosel
And riders. and acrobats.
And seals that mako a din,
And clowns all turning somersaults,
Tha. mako your head splnl
and there are four-horse charlots.
And Romans that race,
And elephants that do dance.
And march all round tho place;
And last OF all the side shows.
Fat folks and thin:
Now can you tell this wondrous
place.
Where have been7"
~ circusr' shouted everybody.
''Goodr' laughed the Riddle Lady.
And here are tickets for every.
body"
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle STAR
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do all OF tho houscwork and
cook the meals every Sunday for
them and they both treat mo like
a slave.
cannot even attend a movie
Sunday unless my brother goes
With mo. Three days ago my
brother saw mo walking homo with
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-03-25
POZYCZkA WkOCH OLA
POLSkI ZAkATWIONA.
Flagi wloskie maja strzedz
SHADOW tytoniu W
Polsce.

RZYM. - Zapowiedziana
jeszcze pred tygodniem, a te-
raz juz ca}kiem zrealizowana
pozyczka w}oska dla Polski w
sumie dwudziestu miljon6w do
lar6w, stanowi jedna z maj
wazniejszych operacji finan-
sowych, dokonanych przez
wfoski SWAT bankowy.
Interestingly jest ustep z cd
nosnej umowy w}osko-polskiej
ma mocy kt6rego zagwaranto-
wano, il ma wypadek wojny,
lub najazdu ma Polske, w}oskie
flagi panstwowe umieszczone
beda mad w}asnoscia polskiego
monopolu tytoniowego, z kt6-
rego dochody stanowic maja
zabezpieczenie tel pozyczki.
Okolicznosc ia stanowi dla
W}och doniosfy czynnik poll
tyczny w Europie srodkowej.
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SPADAJACY z KONIA MA
STEPCA TRONU.
ksiaze Walji z}ama} sobie ma
odmiane nos wybi{ diva
zeby.

LONDYN. - Kiedy nastep-
ca tronu Wielkiej Brytanji, -
ksiaze Walji spadf z konia W
sobote po raz dwunasty z re
du, wybi} sobie diva przednie
zeby i z]ama} nos. Przy sposob
nosci poprzedniego ~upadku z
konia po4amaf sobie obojczyk.
Ksiaze WALTZ znany jest
jako typowy niezdara, a przy-
tenn jako hulaka lekkoduch.
Sk}onnosc do spadania z ko-
nj odziedziczy} podobno po
ojcu. Kr6l jerry podczas woj-
ny, ma froncie we Flandrji, -
mia1 pare nieszczesliwych wy
padk6w, kiedy konno, W sta
ME podniecenia alkoholem,
zwiedza} linje bojowe.4 ! Euz :
Prasa angielska poswieca
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POLSKA DOMAGA SIZE Cd
LITWY USTEPSTW.

PARYz. - w ko}ach dyp-
lomatycznych sadza, re Polska
dlatego odm6wifa przyjecia de
cyzji komisji Davisa Rady Ii
gi Narod6w W sprawie Klajpe-
dy, poniewaz chce "a Gene
przyjecia jej uzyskac cd Lit.
wy zrzeczenie sic pretensji do
Wilenszczyzny.
Ma razie, wobec oporu Pol
ski, sprawa Klajpedy pozosta
je niezafatwiona. Przedstawi-
ciel Litwy W Genewie oswald
czyf pred Rada Ligi, re do
p6ki Polska ME odda Wilma Lit
vie, dop6ty ME bedzie zgody
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Otrzymalismy wiasnorecz.

ny list Cd pani Ledbetter, "a
wiadowczyni miejskiej Publicz
nej Biblioteki, w kt6rym mas
uprasza, azebysmy z1ozyli pu-
bliczne podziekowanie wszyst-
kim ofiarodawcom "a bezinte-
resowne ustawienie doboro-
wych kwiat6w, bezinteresowne
dostarczenie przekasek, kawy,
cukru i mleka i t. p. Panu Chef
mickiemu, jako zastepcy kon-
sula pana Gruszki, - to-
Warzystwu spiewaczemu Har-
monja Chopin, r6wniez dyry-
Irygentowi panu Jones "a pick
ME wykonany program.
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Toczy sic obecnie bardzo

Toczy sic obecnie bardzo
ciekawa sprawa policjanta Ger
by i Lawina, u kt6rych federal
nj agenci odnalezli w6dke. Po-
mimo, re ami jeden ami drugi
ME handlowali zakazanym O.
wocem i ME sprzedawali, Sc
dziowie przysiegli ma potepia-
jacy wyrok juz diva razy zgo-
dzic sic ME moga. Wobec te-
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Gale edytorja}y ostatniemu wy
padkowi nastepcy tronu. Wick
szosc pism doradza zyczliwie
nastepcy tronu, ably lepiej cal
klein poniechaf jazdy konnej,
skoro absolutnie ME jest W
stanie utrzymac sic ma siodle.
Konserwatywny dziennik
Evening Standard" pisze, il
unikanie podobnych wypad-
k6w nieszczesliwych jest spra
wa panstwowa.
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KRONPRYNZ SPRZEDAJE
... TERAZ MASZYNY.

LONDYN. - Byfy niemiec-
XII nastepca tronu jest obecnie
podr6zujacym agentem pewnej
fabryki maszyn, wedle donie-
sien z'Berlina. Przebywa on O.
becnie W domu swego brata,
ks. Eitela Fryderyka, W Pocz-
damie. S.s. ~ "H".4 III. .--.
IS Rad niemiecki 2apozwoli}
mu ma powr6t do Berlina, gdy
by}y nastepca tronu przedsta-
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Pewna, wojowniczo usposo-
biona % letnia niewiasta mia
Ia sp6r z mezczyzna, a gdy ar
gumenta ME dopisywa}y, mez-
czyzna uzy1 noza zadaf owej
niewiascie kilka ran tax ME-
bezpiecznych, ze musiano ia
odwiesc do szpitala tn Okla
za}o sic, ze rany So nader po-
WaZne.
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Rzucmy nieporozumienia

Rzucmy nieporozumienia
swary ma strone, a zabierzmy
sic do pozytecznej piracy mad
rozwojem naszej organizacji
Niechaj wytezone silly nasze
skierowane beda do jednego
wsp6lnego celu: wzrost i pote.
ga naszej organizacji. Tylko
zechcijmy naprawde przy1ozyG
reke do zboznego dzie}a, do
kazemy wielkich rzeczy, jak
niejednokrotnie poprzednio da-
}ysmy tego dowody.
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ODEZ WA .

Nniejszem podajemy do pubcznej wiadomosci ze "a
Rad Polek po.;a
da Bondow Polskich Bondv pn;e
odsprzedae poedyczym lub czionkinom naszego
zrzeszenia Department asekuracyny poecl Zarzadowi
Centralnemu sprzedaz tychze Bondow.
Upraszamy uprzejme wszyskie grupy, jako tel pole
dyncze czfonknie laskawe zaecie sic spraw4 zakupna
ychze Bondo ktokowek pragnie zakupie Bondy Poskie
niecha raczy zglosc Zarxadu centralnero
blizszego poinformowana. "
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will, re skutkiem spadku mark
zubOza}.
Zrazu Fryderyk Wilhelm
stara} sic ukryc swa tozsamosc
ale gdy W zesz4a sobote po-
szed} z iona do teatru filmo-
wego, publicznosc pozna4a go
i powita4a okrzykami.
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Poniewaz ME wszystkim bv

oI11e"dI HIe "SZyStKIm Dy-
10 mozliwem bye obecnymi ma
wspania}ym koncercie, kt6ry
zostaf urzadzony w Audito-
rum ma Euclid ave. przez przy
jaci6f i sympatyk6w uniwersy-
tetu, vice zeby byli obecni ma
nastepnym koncercie, kt6ry cd
bedzie sic w niedziele wieczor
dnia 3O-go marca. Koncert wy
dale Carroll Symphony Orkiest-
ra w Masonic Temple w Lake
wood.
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Dwoch opryszkow w skr

dzionej maszynie Cadillac OBJ
rabowafo stacje gazolinowa w
Parma, a potem udali sic do
Lakewood i dopefnili do zaok-
raglenia sWej sunny jeszcze 80
dolar6w.
Prawie co miesiac dobiera-
ja nowych str6z6w bezpieczen
stwa, a opryszkowie tym jesz-
cze smielej zabieraja sic do
cudzej w1asnosci.
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w sk{adzie Mebli Warsaw

w skfa die Mebli Warsaw
Furniture Store, 6508 Forman
ave., gdzie Zarzadca jest OBJ.
Dzieweczynski, znajduja sic
maszyny firmy Rotarex. So to
najlepsze maszyny do prania,
a cena tychze maszyn jest tax
przystepna, re w kazdym do
mu maszyna TAXA powinna sic
znajdowac. Jak przydatna o.
kazuje sic maszyna do prania
trudnoscia nam jest ocenic,
jezeli sic takowej ME posiada.
Wydatek jest tax mafy i warun
XII tax przystepne, re kazda go
spodyni moze pozwolic sobie
ma takowy wydatek, tym vie
.cej, re dogodne sp1aty ME So
bynajmniej ciezarem, tylko do
godnoscia. Idzcie zobaczcie
do Sk1adu Mebli Warsaw Fur.
niture Store te maszyne dc
prania.
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= OOcJallZm Dyf ZaWSZe nleZadOWOlOny 2
naszego przymierza Francja, lecz ME m6gl
przeciw temu jawnie gard}owac, DO jej sta
noWlsko mocarstwowe ma kontynencie by}o
dominujace bez konkurencji, po1ozenie
Niemiec by}o prawie beznadziejne, zas upa-
dek Lloyd Georgia przerazA ca}e anonimo-
we sprzysiezenie. w takich wiec warunkach
zamach socjalistyczny ma przymierze polsko
francuskie ME m6g} liczyc ma zadne powo-
dzenie. Ale zajecie zag}ebia Ruhry roz-
dzwiek Wsrod cz}onk6w ententy wywofaf w
socja}ach wybuch sympatji ma rzecz ,,po-
krzywdzonej" Germanji ukazanie sic ma
widowni politycznej czerwonego McDonalda
dafo asumpt do rozpoczecia jeneralnej ofen-
zywy.
-, Po ca}ym kra ju rozsyfa sic wici socja-
iistyczne, zwo1uje sic towarzyszy ma kaza-
MIA rady wojenne, aby "niemoralne" partje
Chjeny Pasta usunac cd rzad6w, utoro-
wac droge ''tw6rcom nowego zycia" -
Przeciw wsp6lnemu wrogowi to jest partji
narodowej, rozpocza}by Sejmie koncert
polski socialism sprzysiezony z sjonistami
zydowskimi ortodoksami, ukraihski minacjo-
nalistami niemieckimi burzujami Toby do.
piero byf zesp6} "moralny".
- f. W Londynie juz pod wp4ywem nowych
pradow czerwonej miedzynarod6wki rzuco.
no has}o w sprawie rewizji traktatu wersal
skiego, tego traktatu, kt6ry jest fundamen
tenn naszej niepodlegfosci panstwowosci
20 Niewiadomo jeszcze, jake stanowiske
szajmie w Anglji stronnictwo liberalne, czy
szdecyduje sic re swym premierem uczyni
sskok karkolomny. Ale badz co badz nastap
chwila osobliwa, kt6ra moze bye przefomo
wa W dziejach novel Europy, kt6ra W
SVEN ionic kryje najniebezpieczniejsz "a
sadzke polityczna dla Polski
Rewizja traktatu wersalskiego to zmar-
tWychWstanie potegi niemieckiej, to dzwiga-
ME zgruchotanego kolosa kosztem narodu
polsklego, kosztem najzywotniejszych inte-
resoW Rzeczypospolitej. Alzacji Lotaringji
mkt oczyWlscle tknac sic ME odWazy ale
ma Slask Poznanskie niemiec drapieznym
patrzy usmiechem, miedzynarod6wka wy
raznle daje do zrozumienia, re kwestja gra-
mic zachodnich Polski musi bye ponownie
otWarta wv interesie r6wnowagi europej-
skiej."
Po}ozenie jest niezmierne powazne
jakkolwiek Polsce wszystkie stronnictwa
chcia}yby utrzymac jaknajpoprawniejsz
stosunki Anglia, to jednak W starciu, ja-
kleby ewentualna rewizja traktatu wersal-
skiego miedzy Paryzem a Londynem wywo-
lac mog}a, socialism polski jako cz}onek mie-
dzynarod6wki amsterdamskiej pod pozorem
pacyfizmu ME zawaha}by sic wyborze
w}asciwego sobie miejsca.
RoZgrzeszenie militaryzmu zach}anno-
Sci germanizmu kosztem Polski by4oby czy-
mem arcyszlachetnym w oczach pacyfist6w
socjalistycznych.
"Warszawiak."