davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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relationship had apparently been
reached between the number and size
of shoots of all grasses and the exact
amount of water available. The years
rainfall was unusually favorable and
the total amount of forage has not in
creased much since that time, but has
fluctuated with the season. The wheat
grass, however, has made consistent
gains as result of successful COM
petition with the dropseed. Very lit
tie change has taken place in the
wheat grass on the cattle-grazed area
during the period of the experiment,
gradual increase occurring until
1919, probably as a result Of eradi-
eating the prairie dogs, after which
time the growth fluctuated with the
rainfall In the rodent grazed area,
however, this grass showed a consist
ent decrease until 1922, when the
amount Of it practically doubled as a
consequence of lessened rodent infes-
tation.
Blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis) oc-
Cured in small quantities on the
areas in 1918 On the cattle-grazed
portion it has shown a slow consist
ent increase each year. In the pro
tected plot and in the rodent -grazed
plot this grass more than doubled In
quantity by the end of the growing
season of 1919. This, as in the case
of the other grasses, was the result Of
protection against cattle grazing and
the decrease in number of prairie
dogs in the inclosure. The grama
showed little change in the protected
area during 1920 and decreased some
what in 1921 and 1922, as result of
completion with the other grasses. In
the rodent inclosure it continued to
increase somewhat, since rodent graz
ing favored this grass by comparison
with the others.
In 1922 October 24) sand dropseed
(Sporobolus cryptandrus) was found
growing in the prairie-dog area some
what more abundantly than before, in
dicating a decrease in grazing by
prairie dogs since the last preceding
inspection (fall of 1921. Needle-and-
thread grass (Stipa comata) was
found on the areas for the first time,
there being an older plant surrounded
by considerable number of younger
but seeding individuals as well as sew
eral seedlings. June grass (Koeleria
cristatal was commoner this year
than on former occasions. Six-weeks
grama (Bouteloua procumbens) ap-
peared in quantity for the first time
this year as an annual, principally
outside the fences. In general, the
grasses did not look so well in 1922
as on previous inspection, because the
rains we're late. The plot under total
protection was becoming weedy from
lack of grazing and trampling.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
OF FLAGSTAFF

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we, the under-
signed, having associated ourselves to-
gether for the purpose of forming a
religious corporation under the laws
of the State of Arizona, do hereby
adopt the following Articles Of lncor-
poration:
Article I
The name Of this Corporation shall
be "The First Church of Christ OF
Flagstaff"
Article ii
The principal place of business OF
said Corporation shall be at the Town
of Flagstaff, County of Coconino,
State of Arizona.
Article III
The names, residences and postof-
flee addresses Of the corporation are:
y. w. Saunders, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
Baird w Brinton, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
George w. Rector, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
C. p. Hanna, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
w. o. Cook, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
j. D. Jackson, Flagstaff, Arizona,
Flagstaff, Arizona,
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Article w

The general nature of the business
proposed to be- trafsacted BY the Cor
poration is to maintain, conduct and
manage a Church of Christ Chris
tian) in the Town of Flagstaff, and to
provide and promote divine worship in
accordance with the doctrines and
policies Of said Church, to purchase,
take by gift, bequest or devise, or
otherwise acquire, and hold real and
personal property Of every kind and
description, for the use of said cor
pcration, and to sell, mortgage, lease
and convey the same, and to execute
deeds, mortgages, leases, bills of sale
or other instruments conveying the
same, to accumulate funds to be held
in trust and used for the benefit of
said Corporation and to promote the
purposes for which it is organized, and
to expend and dispose of such funds or
anv part thereof in any manner that
will promote the welfare of said Cor
poration, to contract and be contracted
with, and in general to do any and all
things necessary and proper to render
effective the purposes and objects Of
this Corporation; Provided, however,
that pecuniary profit shall in no wise
be an object of said Corporation.
Article W
The commencement tfof the Corpora
ton shall be the date of the issuance
to it of a certificate Of incorporation
by the Arizona Corporation Gommis-
sion, and it shall endure for the full
term of twenty-five years thereafter,
with the privilege of perpetual success
sion as provided by statute.
Article vi
The affairs of the Corporation shall
be conducted by a Board Of Directors,
consisting of six members. Said
Board of Directors shall be elected, by
the members of said Church, from
among the members thereof, annually
on or about the first day of October
of each year. The following named
persons shall constitute the Board Of
Directors until their successors are
elected and have qualified: j. w.
Saunders, Baird W. Brinton, George
w. Rector, c. p Hanna, w. O. Cook,
and J. D. Jackson.
On the 2Sth day of September, 1924,
an election was duly held by the. mem
bers of said Church, at Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, at which election said persons
were elected to serve as Directors ull-
til the first annual election held there's
after, as hereinbefore provided for, or
until their successors are elected and
have qualified.
Article VII 3ar
The highest amount Of Indebtedness
or liability to which the corporation
may at any one time subject itself is
Ten Thousand ($10,000,00) Dollars,
and the private property of the mem
bers of the Corporation shall be for
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season four years ago. The bulk of
this travel wishes to continue their
trips through Arizona by way of the
Hopi and Navajo Indian villages, the
Painted Desert, the south rim of the
Grand Canyon, and scenic spots in the
southern part of Arizona. One reason
for this is that the trip from south
ern Utah to Los Angeles is without
a single scenic feature.
So great is the demand for a high
way connecting the northern in
termountain region with Arizona that
the National Park service has taken
up the fight for federal funds to aid
Arizona in the construction work.
The highway would bring the won-
derful Zion Canyon national park
within two days. travel from Phoenix.
1t would make practical short vacation
trips to the wonderful country of
colored rock of House Rock valley and
southern Utah. 1t would open up the
Kaibab forest, the largest of its kind
in the world, and the great deer herd
therein, to Arizona residents.
According to Mr.. LeFebvre, there is
91-mile stretch of concrete road
south from Salt Lake City. Two roads
branch off, one running through the
Sewer river valley, the other, the Ar
rowhead trail, directly to Los Angeles,
both going close to Fredonia, Arizona.
From Fredonia to Johnson's Wash, 10
miles will be built this winter by the
forest service. Five miles more will
be built by Coconino county, connect
ing with the forest service road
through the Kaibab forest. The pro-
posed road to be built by the state
and government will go through
House Rock, valley, crossing the river
above Marble Canyon six miles below
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FERRY HIGHWAY NOW ASSURED
SAYS STATE ENGINEER LEFEBYRE
LEES FERRY

The Lees Ferry highway, an artery
to connect Arizona with the inte,-
mountain states Of the north and open
up Arizona to the great stream of au-
tomobile tourist travel, will be built,
declared w. G. LeFebyre, state engi-
neel.
The state highway department is
now engaged in securing the cost esti-
mates of the project and planning
means by which the highway is to be
financed with the help Of federal aid
funds
1t is estimated that the cost of the
project from tredonia to q junction
with the Tuba City-Flagstaff road will
be 100000, Of which q considerable
portion, it is believed, will be supplied!
by the federal government. 1his fig
ure includes the bridge six miles south
Of Lees Ferry.
Few who have not visited southern
Utah realize the size of the tourist
travel to the national parks and the
monuments Of southern Utah and to
the Rocky mountains and Yellowstone
park. The greater part of the ma
tional automobile travel, it is said, is
concentrated in the inter-mountain re-
gion. Los Angeles made bid for its
share of this travel by aiding in the
construction OF the Arrowhead trail.
Still later San Francisco, realizing a
need for connection, actually aided
Nevada in financing the highway
through that state connecting with
Utah roads and Salt Lake City.
During the past three years this tide
of travel has turned toward the deer
preserve in the Ka;bab forest and to
the north rim of the Grand Canyon
In one day this summer the travel
was greater than that of the entire
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(Contlnued rom Page F1ve)
short leaves close to the ground in
the manner Characteristic of the blue
grama, which enabled them to survive
in spite Of close grazing by cattle.
But plants near the prairie dog bur-
rows were utterly destroyed, for the
rodents had grazed the grass down to
the tops of the roots, rarely leaving so
much as bud to reestablish the
plant.
The chief result noted after the
growing season of 1913 was the first
appearance If seeding plants of drop
seed in the totally protected plot.
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Lees Ferry and then proceeding
through the beautiful higher country
of the Navajo reservation. Where the
road crosses the Buckskin mountains
or Kaibab plateau it will be 1900
feet above sea level.
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ever exempt from its debts or obIi-
cations.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands this 29th day
of September, A. d. 1924.
J. w. SAUNDERS,
BAIRD w. BRINTON,
GEO. w. RECTOR,
C, p. HANNA,
w. 0. COOK,
J. D. JACKSON.
State Of Arizona, County of Coco
nino, SIS.
Before me, Frank Harrison, a No
tary Public, in and for the State and
County aforesaid, on this day per-
sonally appeared J. w. Saunders,
Baird w. Brinton, George W. Rector,
C. P. Hanna, w. O. Cook, and j. D.
Jackson, known to me TO be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument, and ac-
knowledged Co me that they executed
the same for the purpose and consid-
Grafton therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office this 29th day of September,
1924.
FRANK HARRISON,
(SEAL) Notary Public
My commission expires April %, 1924
State Of Arizona, County of Coco
nino, SIS.
Miss Ardelle Switzer, Mrs. J. D.
Jackson and Mrs Dan Williams, be-
ing duly sworn, each for herself and
not one for the other, says that on
the 2Sth day of September, 1924, a
meeting of the members of the First
Church Of Christ of Flagstaff, Arizona
was held at Flagstaff, Arizona, for the
purpose of electing six directors of
The First Church Of Christ of Flag
staff, a proposed religious corpora
ton; that affiants are the persons
who were appointed and selected as
officers to hold said election; that at
said election the following named per-
sons, towit, J. w. Saunders, Baird w.
Brinton, George w. Rector, c. P. Han
ma, W. o. Cook, and J. D. Jackson,
who are members of said Church, were
duly selected directors of said Cor
poration, to hold office from the date
of the issuance to it of the certificate
Of incorporation by the Corporation
Commission of Arizona until the next
annual election of directors, as pro-
vided for in the Articles of Incorpora-
tion of said Corporation, and until
their successors are elected and have
qualified
MISS ARDELLE SWITZER
MPC T n JACKSON
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MISS ARDELLE SWITZER
MRS. j. d. JACKSON,
MRS. DAN WILLIAMS.

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day of September, A. D. 1924
FRANK HARRISON,
(SEAL) Notary Public
My commission expires April II, 1928
10-17-6t
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STUDY OF
DAMAGE DONE BY DOGS

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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-06
KRWAWA RZEz CHkOPoW
MA UKRAINE.

LWoW. - Ma pograniczu
sowieckiem mad Dniestrem "
ciagu ostatnich pieciu dni sly.
chac by}o wyraznie odglosy al
matnie zacietej walki, kt6ra
bolszewicy stoczyli z powstan.
cami ch}opskimi ma terytorjum
CUB. chersonskiej. Wediug ma.
desziych tn dorywczych infor.
macji walka zakohczyla sic zu
pe}na kleska powstanc6w, kt6.
rzy poczatkowo napierajac tu
zwartym frontem, obsadzili ca
~ obw6d OlWiopola wyrzneli
tam wszystkich czynnych >ko-
mun;st6w.
P6zniej jednak po nadejSciu
znacznych posiik6w wojsk, 20
stall rozbici j wyrzuceni z Gale
go terytorjum.
Pc tenn zwyciestwie bolsze-
wicy dokonali wielkiej rzezi
chiop6w. Wedle tychze wiado-
mosci W Oliwiopolu j Buzano-
watej rozstrzelano 1900 chic
pow, kobiet ] dziecif "a popiera
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Pierwszy VIE Xxi Bal
URZADZONY STRANIEM TOW. MATKI BOSKIEJ NJ p.
GR 9-EJ STOW. POLEK w ST u. ODBEDZIE SIZE
DNIA 11GO MAJA w HALL sW STANISkAWA.

Pierw.zy Wielki Bal Towarzystwa Matki Boskiej N p
odbedze sic niedziele dnia 11go Maa hall
ne sw Stanilawa Powyzsze Towarzywo istne4ce uz cd
przeszo lat klkastu pierwszy zadza Wielk Bal
Jese;y pevn ze przyjacee sympatycy cznie popr4 us
1owania tlune przybeda Ball. jestesmy
ie ME pozsiuja, bowe muzyke posiadamy pierwszo
rzedn4 wyborows. Znany powszechne sympatyczny
dygent Antoni Przyulsk jak zaga tax cieto cd
uch, ze nogi movvolne podkakuj4 Me zapomnialy
sny rowniez smacznych przekaskach przyjemnych
pojach jene slowe posadamy wszysko, axeby kazdego
zadowonc zabawe naexyce Zareczyc mozemy uroczysce
re bedzie Bal mad Bale, zadnym tax jeszcze Mkt mile
ME spedz ak bedzie ma} sposobnoc uczynie
przyszia niedze Przyb4dzcie tlumne Bal
niezawodne ne pozaluecie Ma dlugi
Wam miiej pamieci mile wdzieczne melodje zamaszyste
ubionych tancow narodowych, ME zapomnajac
tancach an a~ykahskich. .,.. ...>..
Zapras2Amy Was wszystkich mile serdecznie, przy
badzcie, pozaujece Do idzena wiec Balu Grupy
Sci, Stowarzyszena Poek. Poperajmy sic wzaemne Gdy
inne zrzeszena uzadza podobne BALE oddamy peknem
nadobne kto ME przybedze sobe wiec przypsze,
mia} piekna stosowna okazje, a ME skorzystaf
Pamietajcie roSvnez tem ze sala sw. Stanis}awa
esce zdola czbe uczestnow Do widzenia Balu
Nedziele hall sw. Sansawa dna 11go Maa 1924 roku
naszej srony zyczyny sympatycznemu Towarzyst~r
jak najepszego powodzenia, peknej zabawy sukcesu
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-06

Jak nam wiadomo, Sejm
Stowarzyszenia Polek przygo.
towuje sic W ca}ej pe}ni. Sejm
tejze organizacyji, kt6ry odbe-
die sic W biezacym roku, "a
powiada sic bardzo dobrze. Ma
sze Polki usilnie zabiegaja, a.
zeby swa ulubiona organizacje
podniesc do wyzyn jak najw-
spanialszych, DO tego w}asnie
rozwoju pragna nasze Polki i
gdy poswieca nieco stara1i i "a
bieg6w W przysporzeniu no.
wych czfonkin, wzrost tejze or
ganizacji bedzie zapewniony.
Do piracy wiec szanowne Siost
ry, pole otwarte, tylko nieco
wysi}k6w, a pomyslny rozw6j
bedzie zapewnionym. Cd mas
to samych tylko zalezy, tylko
zechcijmy, a robota nasza poi
die jak z p1atka.
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ZUPEkNE ROZBICIE BLOKU
MNIEJSZOsCI MARIO
DOWYCH w POLSCE.
WARSZAwA

WARSZAWA. - Bundow-
ska "Volkszeitung" donosi O
ca}kowftym rozfamie w obozie
mniejszosci narodowych. Roz-
lam ten nastapii ma tie zapat-
rywan gospodarczych poszcze-
'g6lnych klub6w, wchodzacych
W sk}ad mniejszosci narodo-
wych. Pismo to zaznacza, IL
rzedstaWiciel kupc6w i fab
rykant6w zydowskich j niemiec
kich, dalej rabini zydowscy i
ksieza wszystkich wyznal1, "a
siadajacy 2 ramienia mniejszo
Sci narodowych W cialach usta-
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.SOJUSZ FRANCJI, POLSKI
RUMUNJI.

BUKARESZT. - Obronny
traktat przymierza pomiedzy
Polska, Rumunja oraz Turcje,
zostai podpisany tutaj W pafa,
Gu Sturzy.
Traktat ten porecza niena-
ruszalnosc sstniejacych granic,
wymienionych trzech mocarstw
zabezpieczajac je pred wszel
ka napascia z zewnatrz oraz
zawiera klauzule, dotyczaca
swobody przejazdu przez Cie-
snine Dardanelska.
Me ulega watpliwosci, re
traktat ten skierowany jest
przeciw Rosji sow;eckiej, jako
ewentualnej stronie zaczepnej.
Oznacza ten traktat w kaz-
dym razie ostateczny koniec
dawnego porozumienia turec-
kO rOSyJsklegO, ktOre ZreSZta
zacze}o sic rozwiewac z chwila
kiedy Mustafa Kemal pasza
wypedzi4 grek6w z Azji Mniej-
szej. Clos smiertelny zadano te
mu porozumieniu turecko rosyj
skiemu ma konferencji W Lozan
ME, kiedy tam W }eb wzie4a po-
lityka Rosji bolszewickiej, po-
legajaca ma zamknieciu Darda-
nell ola obcych panstw, a to
w tym celu, by morza Czarne
go uczynic zamkniete "Morze
rosyjskie.s" 4
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Ma Polsce pojawii sic opry-

seek W ksiezem przebraniu i
pod fa4szywym pozorem potra-
fiji wycyganic diva tysiace dola-
row cd peWnego poczciWca,
kt6ry mu zaufa}. PraWdziWem
szczesciem, re faceta, udaja-
cego ksiedza, przy1apano ma
goracym uczynku w restaura-
eli ma Fleet, gdzie zabiera1 sic
do naciagniecia novel ofiary.
Ptaszkiem tym, 1akomym ma
}atwy zarobek, zaopiekowa1a
sic policja. Pom;mo czestych
napomnieh i przestr6g w pi-
smach, znajduja sic naiwni, -
kt6rzy pierwszemu lepszemu
obiezyswiatowi zawierzaja i
pozwalaja sic naciagac.
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ZLOTY POLSKI - PRAWNA
MONETA W. POLSCE.

WARSZAWA. - w mini
sterstwie Skarbu ukonczono O.
pracowywanie rozporzadzenia
prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej
|Polskiej W sprawie zmiany sy-
stemu pienieznego. Rozporza-
dzenie to ukaze sic w dniach
najblizszych ureguluje kwe-
site walutowa W zwiazku z O.
Itwarciem Banku Polskiego. ,
Zasady rozporzadzenia So
masterpieces:
/. Cd dnia 20-go b. M, to
jest cd dnia~ otwarcia ,Banku
Polskiego, z4oty polski stale sic
prawnym obiegowym srodkiem
pienieznym.
2. Wymiana marek polskich
rozpocznie sic cd 1-go maja
ukoiczona bedzie W terminie
rocZnym. .~s-.
3. Z}oty polski wypuszczony
zostaje w relacji 100000 ma
rex polskich, jednoczesnie z
wypuszczeniem zlotego polskie
go wydany zostanie bilon pol
ski ma sumo 180 mil. zlotych
polskich.
4. Bilony przyjmowane bye
musza przy wypiatach maksy-
malnie do 20 z}otych polskich.
Ostateczna wymiana bilonu ma
stapi w czasie do 1-go stycznia
1925 r. ~-.
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ARCYBISKUP CIEPLAK
KARDYNAkEM.

LONDYN. - Rzymski ko-
respondent londynskiego "Ti-
mesa" donosi, re arcybiskup
Cieplak ma wkr6tce zostac kar
dynaiem. Wiadomosc ia ma po-
chodzic re zr6dfa wiarogodne-
go j, Q lie by sic sprawdzila, -
arcybiskup Cieplak byiby trze-
elm zyjacym kardynalem pola-
kiem. W podobny spos6b 20
stat mianowany kardyna}em
Prymas Ledochowski po wypu-
szczeniu go wiezienia pru-
skiego.
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EPIDEMJA SPIACZKI w AN
GLJI.


LONDYN. - Zaniepokoje-
ME budzi rozszerzajaca sic sly
bko W Wielkiej Brytanji cpl
demja spiaczki. w styczniu "a
notowano rs wypadk6w tel e.
pidemji, W lutym 217,.a w mar
Gu 468, a W pierwszych trzech
tygodniach kwietnia az 949 ta-
kich wypadk6w. Proporcja "a
s{abniec smiertelnych ME by}a
duza, lecz wielkie niebezpie-
czehstwo przedstawiaja kompli
kacje pochorobowe.
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ME przez mich ruchu powstaf-
czego. ~....
w. Rzez ia by}a wykonana bez-
litosnie takze z tego powodu,
re ch}opi podpalali domy, -
gdzie miesci}y sic czrezwyczaj-
Xxi i otoczywszy je ME pozwala
Ii ami jednemu z czekist6w wy
dostae sic ma wolnosc.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-06

Podobno prokurator powia-
towy Stanton pragnie przyspie-
szyc decyzje W sprawie awantu
rniczej przygody fundusz6w
powiatowych w bankach Mu-
nicipal. Jak size okazuje, pie
nladze te zostana zwr6.
cone, lecz plama raz rzucona
ma lekcewazace postepowanie
urzednik6w ME tax 4atwo 20
stanie zatuszowana,
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JEDI cYNK 1 zYJ STO LAT.

PARYz. - Czynione tutaj
doswiadczenia ma szczurach
wykazaiy, il potrawy zawiera-
jace w sobie cynk przedluzaja
zycie 0 25 do SO procent.
Uczeni wnioskuja stad. ze
osoby konsumujace " pokar-
mach duzo cynku, . latwoscia
d0zyc moga sto lat.
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Znany przedsiebiorca.

Znany przedsiebiorca, pro-
wadzacy pod znana firma Le-
on Czekalski pod n. 1904 E.
II ul., powr6cil po dluzszym
pobycie ma poludniu zajmuje
sic jak poprzednio sprzedaza
dom6w, lot farm. Jezeli prag
niecie zalatwic rzetelnie su-
miennie sw6j interes, to udaj-
Gle sic do p. Leona Czekalskie-
60, a bedziecie obsluzeni, jak
przynalezy. Obywatel L. Cze-
kalski posiada jeszcze sporo
domow, kt6re nabye mozecie
ma }atwe i dogodne splaty. Po
blizsze informacje udajcie sic
do biura.
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Jeszcze czas zabiepac

przyrost naszej sympatycznej
organizacji. Zakrzatnixmy sic
szczerze i uczciwie, a zdobe-
dziemy wszystkie przychylne
nam sfery. Potrzeba koniecznie
dzia}ac i poswiecic nieco czasu
il mozo1u, bowiem gdy zanied-
bywac bedziemy owa prace, in
nj zabiora nam przychylne do
tad czionkinie. Nasza organi-
zacja posiada wszelkie dane, a
zeby .zachecic, gdyz daje swym
cz}onkiniom to co inne organi-
zacje. Do dzieia wiec i do czy-
nu, szanowne Siostry, ME poz-
w6lmy sic wyprzedzic, tylko
wytezmy wszystkie nasze 81
}y ca1y zapas naszej energji,
BOWEN jezeli ME my, to inni
mas uprzedza. Czuwajmy ko-
rzystajmy kazdej nadarzaja-
cej sic sposobnosci.
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Glup;ch ME sieja, bo sami
sic rodza, powiada polskie sta
re przys1owie. Niedawno temu
krecili sic W naszych polskich
dzselnicach tax zwani ptacy
niebiescy, ct, to nj orza, ami tez
sieja, tylko plony gotowe zbie-
raja. Pojawili sic kolektorzy o.
szusciti potrafili niekt6re oso-
by naiwne naciagnac ma powa-
zne nawet sunny pieniezne..
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Pola Nepri. znana al<torl

Pola Negri, znana aktorka
filmowa, nietylko, ze przyjmu-
je obywatelstwo tutejsze, ale
zakupuje piekny palac. Najno-
wszy obraz Poll Negri jest "a
tytu}owany Mezczyzni.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-06

Mieszkancy miasta Cleveland wy
slali jak dotad przeszlo 100 ton GO
towych ubran ma pomoc Armehczy-
kom. Take sprawozdanie przesyla
panna Jane Hardcastle. Armenczycy
z podziwem wyrazaja sic wspania-
lomySlnosci Amerykanow. Jak spra-
wozdawca komitetu powiada, wiecej
jeszcze dar6w do komitetu stale ma
plywa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-06
-Armja Zbawienia posiada

-Armja Zbawienia posiada
nadprodukcje towaru i spree
tow domowych, r6wniez goto-
wych ubran. z powodu tego po
stanowiia zafozyc wlasny sklad
pod numerem-2179 E. IS ulicy.
Ktokolwiek pragnie zaopat-
rye sic w prawdziwe i bargen
sowe taniosci, powinien przy-
bye do naszego skfadu skorzy
stac nadarzajacej sic sposob-
noSci.
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kronika Miejscowa.

w niedziele dnia 11-go ma.
ia przypada tax zwany MO
theirs Day., czyli dzien matek.
Uroczystosc MONA ma d{uzszy
'czas upamietnic to w niekosz-
towny spos6b przez zakupienie
pieknych j gustownych poetic
week z powinszowaniem W an
gielskim jezyku stosownie VIA
snie ma ten dzien w Sk}adzie
Rozmaitosci oh. Pawlowskiego
COOS Fleet ave-. ~