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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
BOCIEK ZAWITAk DO
PIP. RUSZKOWSkICH.

U panstwa Medardostwa
Ruszkowskich radosc W do
mu ogromna, poniewaz we
wtorek rano dnia 1890 b..
m. O godz. $50 domyslny
bociek przyniosl tegiego syn
ka, ca}e siedem funt6w wa
zacego.
Uszczesliwiona mamusia
czuje sic dobrzc jak i ma}v
nastepca domu,, a tatuncio
z wielkiej ucicchy juz kilko
ma pud}ami cygar obdzicli!
swych znajomych przyja-
ci6@. A no, gratulujemy pa
nu Medardowi j wierzymv,
re synek, skoro doroSnic, w
slady tatusla podazy ma po-
Icieche rodzicom a na chlu-
be tutejszej Polonji.
Pan Medard Ruszkowski
fprowadzi interes elektro-te
chniczny przy ulicy Broad
way j jest szeroko znany W
koiach toWarzyskich, a prze
dewszystkiem spiewaczych,
gdzie nawet W towarzyst-
vie spiewu Harmonja-C Cho-
pin piastpie szaszczytny u
Rad Prezesa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
Rok (voL Il.
z TYGODNIA


landzka zdawaa pubiczny egzamin swej dorza}osci
obywateskej swej narodowej solidarnosci Egzarin
Wypad{ dosyc pomyslnie, ale ME zupe4nie dobrze. .
Jednakowoz wynik wyborow wtorkowych nazwac
smia@o MONA walnem zwyciestwem naszem, zwyciest-
wem cafej Polonj Og6} posk wykaza1 pewna site,
4acznosc bo wybor dw6ch naszych polskch kandyda
tow da} dow6d, re rozporzadzamy pewna, nawet juz
dosyc pokazna ale ME zupenie jeszcze zorganzowana
sfa 90 do soldarnosci to tel jeszcze zupenosc ME
dopellsmy, ale tn wilma ley czesci tenn ze ME po
trafimy stworzyc tn Cleveland polskiei opinji
publcznej Tu przedewszystkiem ley wna ze gosy
nasze nek6rych naszych kandydatow byy podzielo-
tax, re ca4a pewnoscia siebe ME mogsmy stanac
poWledzlec re TAXA TAXA sia rozporzadzamy, re ty
lie tyle poskich glos6w posadamy.
nawo}ywaniach naszych do polskich wyborcow
i wyborczyn "a najwaznieszy warunek kladlismy, by
ma naszych polskich kandydat6w gosowai. Zastrzegl
smy sic, re kandydatami mogfoby bye inaczej, lecz
musellsmy sic Z ta rzecza, jako faktem dokonanym
pogodzic. Me s4abi estesmy lczebnie, by wecej
szych kandyda6w urzedy przeprowadzic, ale ME
many jeszcze wyrobionej soldarnosc do tel doskona
osci doprowadzonej, bysmy naszych glosach zupe
nosci polegac mogli Brak poskiej opin pubczne dru
gie strony stwarza czasem roche warunk do pewnego
stopna tyle anormane re te rozstrzewujac g}osy
poske wyborach, ME daja realnej korzysc upor
kandydatow ktory ME many jeszcze lekarstwa, ta
kie niezdrowe stosunki stWarza w}asnie.
Me nalezy rownez przygotowan naszych odkiadac
osatnia godzne jak to bywa, re dopero diva czy
tygodnie pred wyborami rozpoczynamy nasza pra
przygotowawcza chcemy odrobic paru tygodniach
to, robic nalezy stale, powo, ecz sysematycznie
urobc polska opinje publczna, ktoraby mogla sic wy
powiedzec kandydatach, kt6rzy wyborach liczyc
moga poparcie cafego ogolu iednem sfowem poglaJ
dy te uzgodnic do wyborow sanac naezycie przygo-
wanymi. w ten sposob zdanem praca przygoto-
wawcza powinna bye prowadzona. 2-E@
vice danny przedewszystkem po pierwsze do
wyrobiena sdarnosc, ale pewnej, ME chwiene takie
ktoraby nam jeszcze przed wyboram powodzene zape-
wnala, do ego potrzeba, by kandydac nasi uzyskac
mogli zaufanie ca}ego og6lu ktory maja reprezento
wac Drugim warunkiem jest wytWorzenie poskiej OPT
Mi pubcznej, uzgodnienie poglad6w sprawy wspoI
ogo ca}y tutejsze Poonji obchodzace ia opinja
publiczna, gdy ia bedzie, wszyscy beda muse sic CO.
dzc ME bedzie wfasnych widzmse ami osobisych zach
cianek, ale bedzie jedna mysl przewodna sprawach
ogolnych, mysl ktora prowadzc bedzie do przysz
}ych zwyciestw potyce lokalnej mejskiej przede-
wszystkiem Ia trzec warunek przyjac naezy neodkfa
DAME naszych przygotowac ostatnia godzne ale uz
teraz, pod wrazenem chWi odniesionego zwyciestwa,
przystapic naezy do piracy choc powolne ecz sta
lei systemaycznej, zdazajacej do uswiadomienia oby
watelskiego naszych polskich wyborcow wyborczyn
pouczena ich obowiazkach, jake many do wypelne-
nia jako obywaelk obywatele amerykahscy polske-
90 DOchOdZenia
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
WIELkI BAL MASkOWY
t5RZADZA TOWARZY-
AWO MATkI BOSkIEJ
n. r. CIR. 8 STOW. PO-
LEX w STAN. ZJEDN.
Bal Odbedzie sic W Domu
olsko-Narodowym dnia
14-go Listopada b. r. Po-
czatek o Godz. 1880 wie-
czorem.

Inane j popularne iowa
rzystWo Matki Boskiej Me
ustajacej Pomocy, Grupa 9
Stgxarzyszenia Polek W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych w sobo
'.te dnia 14-go listopada b.
NV Domu Polsko Narodo-
wynn PREY Fullerton ulicy
urzadza wspanialy Wielki
Bal Maskowy. Poczatek te
go balu zapowiedziany jest
ma godzine 1880 wieczo-
rem.
Ezionkinie tego znanego
i slsatrj rjotycznego Towarzyst
wa aoddawna Mostly sic juz
v mysla, ably dac Polonji tu
tejszej jakas wspania4a ME
spodzianke. Po namysleniu
sic. przysz}y nasze panic do
przekonania, ze W obecnym
sezonie najlepiej nadawac
sic bedzie bal maskowy. A
ze "A naszych Polek cd decy
zji.do czynu niedaleko, wiec
tez zaraZ po postanowieniu
SVEN j po uchwale wybra4y
senergiczny komitet, kt6ry
raczo zajai sic przygotowa-
miami.
tObecnie,. jak cd komitetu
doViadujemy sic, wszystkie
przygotowania So ukonczo:-
! ne. a vice bedzie przygry7
wac pierwszorzedna orkiest
ra p. Wawrzyniaka,' ktora
doskonale wykonuje polskie
i amerykahskie utwory mu-
zyczne. Ia najlepsze ko-
stjumy deda dane nagrody
W, liczbie dziewieciu. Nagro
dy te So wartosciowe pick
ne, ktore mielismy sposob-
nose ogladac, ale ME wolno
nam pred czasem zdradzic
dalszych tajemnic i niespo-
dzianek zapobiegliwego e.
nergicznego komitetu.
Ccna bilet6w wejscia jest
bardzo przystepna, bo dla
mezczyzn- soc, a dla dam
tylko 25 cent6w. Cena wiec
dla nikogo zadnej roznicy
ME zrobi.
Komitet przez }amy nasze
go pisma uprasza wszyst-
kich o jaknajliczniejsze ma
bal ten przybycie. Kto po-
dazy, ten zabawi sic dosko-
male i napewno ME peza}u-
je. Komu vice czas spo-
sobnosc pozwala, MECH ME
zapomina o balu maskowym
W Domu Polsko Narodo-
wynn W sobote dnia 14-go Ii
stopada, ktory urzadza To-
warzystwo M. B. N. P. gr.
! 9-ta Stowarzyszcnia Polek
w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
Wlada rrzysioWle.
Wszystko Londyn?
Poczatek Antypolsl

Pare ygodni bavla Ameryee francusk misa inanso
kora przybya ceu uiozena spaania du
Ma pykgo
gbnetu Swego mnstra zostaia
pomdzy Franca Anglia rowniez spity dugow
nych miedy byfo powedzano, Anglia
da obn4ene ale warunek
podobne
Zcdnoczonych tel fnanow
francuskieg Washngtonie budzia ogou
y
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

Antoni Kremensek powiesi{ sic
w SVEN mieszkaniu z powodu, re
jego rodzina zamieszkala W Cze-
choslowacji ME mogla uzyskac
pozwolenia ma przybycie do Ame-
ryki.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

Cdy yko amerykanske ukaaa sic pogloska
wdoose z ptwerdzona do ugody
nalezngo Ameyce, poczeto gosc upa-
zapczenie Payza Closzono nepowodzenie
rzadu ednak sfery zacey
stanowczo dopominae rzygnac mra inanso~ Ten
ustspene sic ME zsodn zagroi dboone rezygnacj
ziozy wypadku. gdyby cd
ejanie Rzezy;e kotkm
smy zazada} inansow skoro
odmo~lf ustapi CALVIN gabnctem Pzene rzadowe
a dugo. bo prezydt Rzzypospoej Franuskiej
ychczasowego do omowania gabnu
uz nastapiio do k6rego poprzcd nanso wzdl
Baw Ameyce. zyd obywatel posk Sejmu przy-
wodca klubu zydoskieao. dr. Reich ktory
tanto anerykanskch Poka
vartei ncdawno zydami Powedzai dalei
Posc koby przeszkody
Ma ukaxaia premier
dyaw Crabsk kaegoryc apzeczy siowom pyw6dcy ydow-
skiego Semie polkin poda pomedzy ydami
Rzadn Po.km zdne byo tylko pevne porozumie
ee;a obywatel przy.em vy.ko
konytucia zadnei peejalnej
pozstek przeeipokisj asa yd6wl .
ciei zydzi spodiewae kichs
nyh D.yIei6w d. eb DO to byiby
obyNate Rxeczypospol SpodzieMac
ezy
rzadu 1oja Prace Ola dobra Poski tyko
Essia Ola mich wyi;e -. ss4 stssas.sa 9ss
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
KOMITE:T.

naszego Stowarzyszena, najsosowniejsza wlasnie po
ra bedzie wiecu, kt6ry szanowny Zarzad Cent
rainy zarowno z komitetem maja zamiar urzadzic
Do dzie}a do czynu, droge Siosry, zabierz-
my sic do piracy wytrwa}ej ME spocznijmy dop6k ME
Ispenimy zupelnosci naszego zadania.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY.

MedanaMi. Do Ameka a
Do To
wiada PrzyAow kFnncZ PneW Ma
PoctekA Stawa
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

my naszych licznych odbiorcow,
re w naszym nowym skladzie
taniej kupic zdo}acie, jak ma mie
scie. .Zaoszczedzi wan to czasu
klepotu a przytem popieracie pol
skie przedsiebiorstwo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
Stroz beZpieczenstwa +

- Stroz bezpieczenstwa FL
mer Marquette pusci} sic w po-
gon "a automobilista pijanym i
gdy po dlugiej gonitwie dopedzi}
go ma moscie, tenze uderzyf FL
mera w twarz. Wywiazala sic z
tego bijatyka krcwki automobi-
lista niejaki Coyne nietylko 70
stal ubezwiadniony, ale i odsta-
wiony ma stacje policyjna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
PAM jeanette Dasto p.

- Pani jeanette Dasto p. n.
1852 - 121 ul. powozac auto
mobilem uderzyia o s}up telegra-
ficzny. TAX ona jak i jen maiy
synek zostali fatalnie pot}uczeni
znajduja sic obecnie pod opie-
ka lekarska.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

Niejaka Wiktorja Florek lat
AZ zamieszka}a p. n. 1924 Red
mond Road zajeta byla praniem,
gdy magic zaslabla wpad}a do
goracej wody. Sasiadka znalaz}a
ia nieprzytomna postara}a sic
10 przewiczienie do szpitala, gdzio
lekarze orzekli niemozliwosci u
trzymania jej przy zyciu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

RADIUS ma 90 uliey czynif przy-
gotowania w cclu okradzenia tam
tejszych mieszkancow rychio ran
kiem, lecz zosta} spioszony Emu
SONY do ucieczki. Policja przy-
puszcza, zc rannego bandyte od-
najdzie w jakimkolwiek szpitalu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
STOWARZYSZENIE POLEK w
STANACH ZJEDNOCZONYCH
. URZADZA WSPANIAkY
.. w l E C.
Dnia ego Stycznia l926-go Roku W
Domu ko-Narodowym
Przy Fullerton
.... .. ulicy. s-s>

KOMITET WSZYSTKICH GRUP STOWARZY
. SIENNA POLEK TAKE ZARZAD
CENTRALNY So PROSZONE o
STAWIENIE SIZE DIN. 10 L.
STOPADA B. R. DO -
SAIL SW. STA
NISkAWA. y
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

ryka godz ake warunk dla Ang popsu
ably wykaa6 wspanialomysno wobec
bee moralnie upokorzye Ieze Ameryka
ancuke by przysaa dla Angi
podobnc waunk da siebie
opekh ktoe juz podobne Zednoczony
Anglia w.zelka
tualno
ma kwestje powyzsza zareague ocjalny Londyn2
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10
Leonard Metz znaj jduic sic obec

Leonard Metz znajdujc sic obec
ME spoa opieka 4lekarska. -peniez
waz zostaf przez nieuwaznego $50
fera przejechany automobilem.
Ranny ME rokuje nadziei wyzd-
rowienia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

Odbyio Westinghouse konferencj, koych
d}ugow francuskieh ale wbec niutepl
wosci rzadu amerykanskego ugoda dosz
skuku urzedoyi goi pedzenu Aeryce dn Kill
kanastu niczem proch do Ozyzny Powidany
pIawie DO podobno tanela jakai ko
rel przysziosci bye okowan Ale podstaw
vic sic moze naey ie Stany Zjednoczon kra nabogatsz
barde zasobny okazai skonno obnena diugu
ada ze cheese sobie pinied
wypadku achodi podobna bo wony kazdy
poyczanem pieniedy speszy do Ameryk gdy pychod
dug oddawae gdy Stany Zsdnoezne
pae luz we kraaeh europeskieh Sany Zdnoczone
Pomawiane zachapnos dugiej gdy przyjrzyy
europejskie szczeg6nosci Fancia do
upominae godneszc arunk
NiWcej
pahst ajankich Wojna rowniez najwecj
wasnie Franc penadz woiny
Ameryk
waa Placac przybory woienne amunice wzgledu
owde odyway ole siosy procentNod dugu Ameryka
sama sobie dawno skolektowala.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-10

Ckawa wobee niedosaei do skutku
usko amerykhskij spiacan dugo wojennych powic
Anglia Weny istnieje ale
runkowa waunek dpenony bo franeuska
kwitkiem DO PasYa powacas umowi byi
kruczek polyczny AnE kt6ra posawia spos6b
debrxe danny waunk, a!s ymsg.my sby
podobne warunk dAia wan Arneryka tss VICE
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
THE MAYORS THREAT REGARDING CHARTER

Notice by Mayor Paonessa that he will not cooperate to enforce a con- templated amendment 10 the city charter should the Common Council insist on making it, elicited unfavor- able comment by the Hartford Coprant, which said such a refusal would be a breach of the mayors oath of office.
 There would have been no un- favorable comment from the Cour- ant were the mayor Republican and the majority in the Common Council Democratic. In such a case the mayor would have been commended as exercising rare independence and good judgment.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
REDS HOLD MASS
 MEETING IN N. '.
Boy Orator Holds Audience Of
 15,0OO SpelbouDd

New York, Feb. "A slim little boy of fourteen held an audience of 15,O00 red-bedecked men and wom- en spell last night in Madison Square Garden while he exhorted them to bring about fulfillment of | the plans of Nikolai Lenin, in whose memory the meeting had been called.
 On the walks outside, 5000 more were turned away by the 200 police men detailed to keep order at the | meeting. The thousands who filled the auditorium enthusiastically sang the internationale and cheered the | speakers of the evening. But they crated no demonstration needing po- lice intervention.
 Morris Spector, 14, public school student, was the favorite speaker Of the meeting, and he received an ova- ton when at the close of his Speech he shouted: Down with capitalism. Down with its system. Up with the Soviet republic" The audience rose and shouted its delight, waving red 1 handkerchiefs.
 Directly across the auditorium from the speakers stand were 400 other boys and girls from the pub lie schools of the city who joined in the cheering.
 c. E. Ruthenberg, secretary of the workers party, who was released a week ago from Michigan state pris- on on $500 bail, where he was held on charges of violating the criminal syndicalism law, also addressed the meeting. Other speakers were;
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
THREE SENTENCES IN NATIONAL CASES

Sentences following conviction came in three cases of national prominence the past few days, and in each case the law eXacted a full pound of flesh.
 The editor of Broadway BreVities, found guilty of using the mails to defraud, fared ill in federal court receiving the breath taking sentence of six years in Atlanta and a heavy fine for the dcspicablc blackmall business he was charged with oper- ating
 The conviction of Charles k. Forbes and the contractor, John W. Thompson, of conspiracy to de- fraud the government in allocauon of veterans hospital contracts previously referred to in these col umns. and the conviction of Gaston F. Means on a charge of conspiring 10 obstruct justice, which conviction pe,ted him two years in prison ed a fine of ss1O,O00, were the other two star performances, In all three eases the customary appeals are ex- pected.
 One of the cases that Attorney 1 General Harlan F. Stone has decid- cd to drop is that against Benedict Crowel, former assistant secretary of war and six other defendants on q charge of conspiracy to defraud the United states by prejudicing the "ordorIv administration of laws and regulations." All of the six were ,,on,hers of or associated with, the Council of National Defense, ana II ,,,s such association, it was charged in the indictment of 1922, that was the basis of 50 alleged overt acts The District of Columbia supreme court has sustained their demurrer that the charges were indefnite'
 In contrast to this is the decision of thc attorney general 10 push pro- cccdings against Senator Wheeler Ill inc District of Columbia irrespec- five of the indictment in Montana against him.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
Observations On The Weather

Washington, Feb. 2.-Snow or rain tonight and probably Tuesday morning, followed by cloudy and colder Tuesday; fresh to strong northwest by Tuesday. t......
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Snow in north and central and snow or rain in extreme south portion to- night; probably clearing Tuesday morning; colder in southwest DOT tion; fresh shifting winds becoming fresh to strong north and northwest.
 Conditions: A trough of low pressure extends from Louisiana northeastward to Pennsylvania. It Is causing unsettled weather with rain in the southern and snow in the northern districts. An area of high pressure central over Nebraska ib producing pleasant weather with low temperatures between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi river Zero temperatures were reported along the Canadian border fram North Dakota eastward to Maine. The lowest this morning was 4S de- grees below zero at White River, Canada. The areas of high and low pressure are moving rapidly across the couDsry md causing ,'-equent and sudden changes in the weather | in all the northern districts.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather with rain or snow followed by lower temperature.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
25 Fears Ago Today
 From Paper of That Date

The G. A. R. veterans had their say at the Y. M. c. A. last evening and detailed their experiences in the Civil war. l.. D. Penfield told of the capture of New Orleans, the siege and capture of Port Hudson, and sthc battle of West Bend. Others told of Gettysburg. Petersburg, and other famous encounters of the con- flict
 Frank Brady, formerly foreman at Russell and Erwin's screw shop, has returned to work at that factory.
 Local Secretary A, l.. Thompson has received the tenth annual report of the Cooperative Building Bank of New York.
 A special car carried large del- egation from Clan Douglas to Hart ford last evening to participate in the entertainment given by the Hartford clan.
 The stockholders of the Union Trading Co. met last evening and elected the following directors: for three years, August Forberg and Martin Johnson; for one year, Jus tin Walin. John Nelson and Alfred Fresh were chosen auditing com mittcemcn.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Sweetland entertained large number of their friend last evening at their home on r.I Dpi,a higf played, William Landon winning first prize.
 A local man, expecting to receive legacy of $500 when he married, hired a matchmaker at s25 and se- cured a bride at the cost of anoth- CT $25, then married. He received only S72 instead of what he expect ed and refused to pay either other party. The wife, with whom he has not lived, has reported him 10 the police.
 A J. Sloper was one of the direc- tors chosen by Lauders, Frary & Clark yesterday.
 G. Scnf, Jr, was elected vice-presi- dent of the Odd Fellows sick ben eft society last evening.
 Dr. Clark reports that there are six cases of contagious diseases in the city, five Of scarlet fever and one of diphtheria.
 James H. Wallick's rural drama "Thc Dairy Farm will be present. ed at the Russwin Lyccum this eve ming with the original New York cast.
 II. D. Humphrey had as his busi- ness guest yesterday an old friend 1 John Walsh of New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02

How to save the public from itself Is problem that the theatrical in- terests should help to solve. The majority of men In the business, who we are convinced do not wish to descend to the level of the worst, should themselves adopt high othl- cal standards and stick to them. They should be jealous of their reputation as providers of clear en- tcrtainment and indicate q desire to discourage those who are willing to jcopardize thclr standings through the pursuit of quick gains with im- moral or questionable entertain- mcnt There are high ethical standards developed in other lines of business especially during the re- cent years and the theatrical inter- ests should joint the movement, so that the stages of most theaters would be barred 10 immoral films, making their production unprolita- ble,
 Censorship is q major operation that experience elsewhere has shown, hurts good plays and bad plays alike. There are scenes and incidents in many good plays that assume audiences are not morons; such scenes and incidents are re- flcctlon of life as the author de- plcted fl and usually are an integral part of the development of the story. Boards of censorship, frc- Quently lacking a sense of art, order the shears used.
 There is room for reform in the moving picture business, and there are evidences that the Hays organi- zation hasn't reformed things as thoroughly as had been expected but whether state board of cen sorship would advance the quality of films presented is doubtful.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-02
PEACE IS AIM 0F
 FRENCH OFFICIAL
HerriOt Says This Is Keynote Of
 True Democracy
Ru rhs Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris, Feb. ?. -- -.Peace was the guiding principle of true democracy; lit had always been and would con- tinue to be the inspiration of his gov- ernment, Premier Herriot declared before an audience in Trocadera hall last night.
 The occasion was a meeting or ganized by committee which seeks to erect, through the efforts of the peoples of the various nations, a monument to peace on one of the |battlefields of the world war. Premier Herriot, who presided at the meeting. declared he was proud of two actions. The first was that, during the difficult negotiations which resulted in the London agree ment, his government had perhaps been the first to introduce into each page of an international convention that notion of arbitration which must be extended everywhere, and everywhere replace the blood stained and often iniquitous judgment of war"
 The result following this "ray of light" at London was that substan- tiai, solid realities had been substi- tuted for a long series of illusions and mirages. The second action of which he was proud was the signing of the Geneva protocol.
 Ut was a source of pride for us, and believe for the democracies we more specially represent, that France was the first to put her signature at the bottom of this document, which from now on awaits but the sigma ture of the other nations to be the final charter ot peace" he declared.
 Tt can never more be said that France is a power which still medi- tates war. I say emphatically that we do not desire for our country either conquest, annexation or ex- tension. The time has come when our great nation, so long a victim of its geographical situation--a sort of caryatid bearing .on it's strong and noble shoulders the weight, the lib- erty of the ,world-should be reliev' ed of this horrible fear for its safety and at least be able to pursue the noble ends of democracy"
 In conclusion the premier said he could not hide from himself the diff. flcuIty of the task of ensuring peace
 'To make peace a reality" he as. serted, requires just as muct strength, perseverance and applica ton as to carry on war"
 He appealed to each individua and to each people to help according to their abilities toward this common goal.