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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05
GERMAN Cabinet
is ROCKED BY
money scandal
Luther Gaze Millions to
InduStriGEistS
lspseIaI . The osIIy worksrl


BERLIN, FEB. 3.-The Kaiserite gov
eminent Of Hans Luther is nc sooner
in office than it finds itself involved
in a scandal surprising even that Of
the famous Barmat case in which tho
social democrats were proven to have
extended state credits to an enter.
prising concern that had been one Of
the socialist party's most generous
financial supporters.
What the Lutherites are charged
with is having turned over the gigan'
tic sum Of $4,000, 000-almost az
much as was loaned to Germany undef
the Dawes plan--to the big industriak
lists of the Ruhr in compensation foE
their losses under the French occupa<
ton.
These payments were made, when
Luther was finance minister and
Stresemann was chancellor. The re.
publican papers and particularly the
Communist press is demanding
that Luther and Stresemann be tried
before the supreme court. 1t is uns
likely, however, that anything Of the
kind will take place.
Compromising the PIutes.
The payments were supposed to be
made in accordance with the govern,
ments decision to compensate the EN-.
iployerS for losses Sustained By theAs
during the passive resistance against
the French invasion.
All the benefciaries under the pay
ments were members of the people's
party or supporters Of the extreme
right. Hugo SHINES, Fritz Thyssen,
the Mannessmann group and Herr
Won Hoesch were among the lucky
ones. The coal trust received s137s
$4,000; the chemical trust, S12,500,
and the Rhine shipping trust, SILL
275,OOO.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05
NEn .1..I MEMORIAL MEETING SHOWS
LENINISN is WINNING STRONG GRIP
ON THE AMERICAN WORKING CLASS
BY ). o. HENTALL.
Especial TO The Daily Worker,

NEW YORK the
forum in the United States Allied the b away
echoing with the enthusiasm
memory Of their best beloved revolutionary leader Nikolai
Len creator of the Communist Party Russia
and established workers
Communs International that is
into powerful body system puts to
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05

sleep peacefully when we pronounce
the name, Lenin. Here we are tell
ing them that the Red army is alive,
millions of Communist youth are
alive; the Third International is alive.
Abramovich is dead one! The car
is dead. Capitalism in Russia is
dead"
Jack Statchel of the Young Work
ers' League, spoke on "Lenin and the
Revolutionary YOUTH" showing that
Lenin understood that the most i'm
portant element in the working class
was the young, for when others grow
old and fail the youth is fresh and
daring and fearless.
LenIn Knew Power Of Youth.
Thirty years ago Lenin was busy
organizing the Communist Party ana
IN this party was the youth, said
Statchel In 1915, the international
yodth followed Lenin against impe-
riaAst war. Lenin taught that paci-
ffsnD1is not workers slogan, but
war by the workers for the workers
against the oppressors. Mobilize the
children and inspire them with the
spirit of Lenin. First we must have
a party, then the Young Workers
League, and as important as these are
the juniors"
Olgin who spoke in Jewish was
heartily received, and pointed out
that when the workers in Germany
and the workers of Poland and of all
other countries get their Red army
organized and disciplined, they can
win against the capitalists. He show
ed how the workers In every walk of
life and in every part of the globe
have taken Lenin as their friend,
comrade and leader.
katterfeId Speaks for DAILY"
L. E. Katterfeld, New York agent
for the DAILY WORKER, reminded
the audience of the significant words
of Lenin when he said, 1.-THE most i'm
portant weapon of the workers in
America is Communist Daily in the
English language" I'VE can honor
Lenin best by our hearty support Of
the working class press, and the
DAILY WORKER is now here to be
used and spread. 1t is on the news
stands in New York and all workers
should buy it," said Katterfeld.
! Japan was represented splendidly
BY X. Nishimura, who told OF the
power OF Lenin in Japan. and said
that not only Japan is accepting Com
munism fast but China and the islands
OF the sea are coming on rapidly
Whenever the working class takes
up its hght," said Nishimura, the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05
THE REAL STORY OF HERRIN

The DAILY WORKER is sending correspondent to
Williamson county to get the real story of Herrnnter-
views. sketches Investigations of the forces at work in
and the background Of the struggle that given
the of Bloody Williamson" to the coal district
round about Herrin, Illinois, The stories win appear
shortly In subsequent issues pt
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05
WORKER is INJURED
# AS ARMOUR PLANT
II. GOES UP IN SMOKE

WoRTHINcToN, Ind, Feb. a.
Armour and company's packing
plant here was destroyed by fire to-
day with loss Of approximately
$225,ooo. While fighting the fire,
Carl Kaiser, an employe, was seri-
ously injured when an ammonia
tank exploded hurting debris high
into the air.
The plant, consisting Of q five.
story frame building and a two-story
brick annex, was center for poultry
packing in this district. About 1000
chickens and 100000 pounds Of
dressed poultry were destroyed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-05

Subscribe Tor "Your Dailv."
for the DAILY WORKER.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
DNES NINE, ZAJTRA TEBE.

V mad 'arskych novinach nedavno cftali: ga No.
We Aamkyol nelany kilomeerre ekv6 Slovensky Medel
Eozsegben. Pred sedem rokm holy by tie noviny pisa
ly: "Rrsekujvar' "Totmeder Nuz tax sa easy pre-
menily Predtym maj jsevenejsa sovenska dedinka mu
sea byt pomenovana mazda risk menom teraz najiuz-
nesie leziace, zpoy mad ark6 meso mad arske novny
plsu jeho slovenskym Nenine byt na to hrdi
Znovu plizvukujeme jake Cechom talk Sovakom:
ernime sa sp6soboch politickelo bojovana. Ami Ces
ami Sovac jeden bez dhelo neudza samostatnosti
vol nom pokrokll. Oba narody odSazane s na ponoc
eden druheho. Mocny ma lst1p slabsenu, lebo sabsi
je skoro vzdy prave Silnejs prtiska ked tom AMI
nevie Slahsi kazdy natlak poct Ale slaby tez m.lsi
dat pozor obane ably mocnemu nepodt al zvot. ebo
nm on zahynie A potom Move Zamky budu z.s '.Er-
sekuiyarom'' q Plaha "Pragou.'
Tedy miernme sa Brat Czech mech dopraje blatovi
Slovakovi jeho postupn sanosprvu, ako u otec dopl
e synov ked vyrasta Slovak tohto svoho plva nj
kdy nevada. Je to prrodzena poziadavka denokra-
tckom cs. state mala byt z davno vypnena verime,
ze bude re patIcne kruy nlecomu nauia bratovra
zedlneho boja Srbev Horatov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

ked bo Lincoln mladencom, vtedy este nebolo elek
trickych, ba ami pynovFch lamp. Svietilo lojovym
sveckami ktore vac cadly nez osvetovaly tie easy
nebolo AMI tol ko knh tax acnych ako teraz ldia
pracovai 16, ME hodin denne. Lincoln narod sa ch
dobnych rodicov obycajne chalupe brvan sbite axe
nachodia teraz po Eorach Nebol jednaGkom preto
mlse robit tvrdo tazko sekerou dIa ma de pre-
dsa, vzdor tomu, narod I'll takom chlldobnon
oklnzi, vysyihnul do zavranej vysky medzi ud'm,
akej mao snrtel'nkov dozije Ked miliony ludi e-
Taz zjncch bude davno zabudnue, Lncolnovi 1arode
nlnu pred 1l6 rokm bud ludia este potion zbozno-
st on rozpravat pocvat Go urobilo Lncolna tax vel
kym slavnym! Mic inc, ako tlaGene slovo vninava
nyse Ked sa druhi madenci zabavali Lincoln sa ta-
of Su sveelku kozrba pr tom ctava knihy tax cvi-
Gil svoju myself Vysledok nevystal Lincolna sal sa
najprv plavotar potom najvacsi ludonilny statnik
sveta.
Nasedujme skvey priklad tohto slavneho muza Uc-
sd, vzdelavajme stale pr kazdej plileztos W.
sedky nemin kazdy nenloze byt' sice Lincolnom, ale
kazdy covek stone citam sVoju nyse zdrodni,
no bude mat osoh nieen on ale cele cloveGe1Ytvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
sDRUzME NAsE vzDELAvAJUcE KRUzKY.

Spojenych Statoch nachodi sa hodnt pocet vzdell-
vacich kzkov slovensch ktorf nepestui ziadne syky
medz sebou ba daktorych pripadoch chova sa nepra
tefsky proti sebe. Vacsina Mich zaobera hranm d
vadeln!ch ksov daktore navaj1 prednasky koncerty
a niekolke udrzujil dost' obsazne kniz1ice.
tycho nasch vzdeavaj jicch kllizkoch drieme vel'
la sla koll by bolo treba zobudit do organzovane
prace zaprahnut. Treba by bolo sduzit vseky vzdel
vacie krzky do jedne organizace ktore strede vedo
by vzdellvacu cnost' k1izkov nedzi nasim udom A
merike. iKN
sdr1zene taketo je potrebnt Ami slovenska Liga,
ni zadna ina jej podobna organizaca no nenahradza
Sdrlzene by boo druhou Matcou Slovenskou Bola by
to organizaca zvych inteligentnIch Sovakov organi
zacia udl, ktol po vzdelanl tilza vzdeanos siria
Pole tlcinkovania tak6hoo sdruzena je vel ke nalo
by bahodarny llGnok vSetkv stany. Mohlo by mat
odboy: divadelny, prednaskovy kurzovnI lerirny
meleckI atd Sdrlzene by sosavilo najepsch hercov
divaden drznu, ktora by cesovaa 20 sove1skych ko-
lonach americkvch srila slovenske dvadene ulnene
ako to najn inc narodnosti zariadene Uspoadovay by
spevacke zavOdy. podporova by madam spevaci a
unelci dalsch stt1dach Vydavany by Dol casopis
keho anercki Slovaci este nenai Sdlllzene bv nalo
vekoskad knh, ktor6 by predavao kllizkom lacno na
zarad ovanie kniznlc Slovensi spsovatela by zskal
lebo by sdruzene saralo ably ich divadehe spsy
dostava zaszepe percento kazd6ho pledsavenia Naa
literature slovenska je ne dost' vel ka ebo spsovatel
stvo este nedonaa dost zabezpecenie zvobya Slova
kovi. Sirene knih zvysue pr1jem spsovaelovi dava
moznost hplneho venovania sd spsovatel'stvu Vplyv
takehoto sdzena by bol nasom amelcko- -slovelskon
zvote iste pozohodn! Pravda, zaezao by cd toho
aka schopna istredna sprava by boa.
Zaozenim takehoto sdrlzenia mono vyhrat mnoho
neztratit mic. Drobenm sill by to nebolo, skor spaia
nim spajanim sill 1lzitoGnych potrebnvch osvetu
sracch ktor6 dosia' boly zatsnu6 do zadia coho ne
zasuhujl. Nepochybujeme, re by krizky prihasily
Soluzenie by i'm moho dat vyhody korIm by ich pr-
taho k sebe drzalo pri sebe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
Ian Slavkovsky, gsnsrahy kentr,kto
sLovENsKY
sTAVITEL'
DOMOV

PredaNa .domy a To-
ty. Nakresy a roz-
vrhly, ma domy da
zdarma. Ked' chce-
te stavat' dom, O.
brat tie sa na nina,
'budete spokojni s
mojou pracou i ma
terialom. Prid tie a.
lebo piste:
J. sLAvKOVsKY,
1T N. Bridge st.,
Struthers, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1925-01-28
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The Washington times., 1925-01-28
N Y. PHILHARMONIC W00S AIR
|ROInping Around.
the
Radio Dial

!
Despite the appropriately Of com
parsons, it is to be expected that
listeners-in who heard Frances
Alda's 'Mi Chiamano Mimi were
on the last Victor hour Of music
holding her performance up as 8
standard by which to judge the
same aria as sung last night by
Elizabeth Rathberg. the younger
member Of the prima donna family
LOT the Metropolitan.
What conclusions were arrived ut
lido not matter.
Madame Rathberg brought to the
| n1icrophone q voice that was beau
tifully fresh, more lyric than dra.
matte, and with a cluster OF high
notes as exquisite ais ever a. radio
receiver has had the privilege Of
That her recital in connection
with one Of these hour musicales
was necessarily limited 10 three
selections seemed IA pity.
There was, however, Giuseppe
Danise, a second Metropolitan artist,
to recOmpense for the lack Of Ratll-
berg. in 8 pair Of Neapolitan mum.
bers reminiscent Of the late CarusO,
ana brilliant BIT Of dramatic sing.
Ing from Andrea Chenier."
The Introduction In this fifth
Brunswick Hour Of Music Of the
vibraphone was an interesting nov
elty--but the instrument, a half
brother OF the chimes was little
too shriH Tor pleasant consumption
via the ether.
Walter B. Rogers Brunswick Sym
phony Orchestra, Of whose perform
ances we are inclined TO be over
enthusiastic, touched q popular
theme in Washington by presenting
the ballet music from Faust. Here
again comparisons would be un-
popular.
Meyer Davis music, both the
Borguno and Tupman brands, forced
us into q state Of attentive audience
for Approximately two and & hall
hours. This man Augustin BOrguno,
who seems to be playing c0ntinu-
0us1y every day at the New Willard,
lis doing some beautiful work with
his orchestra. The 'Kammenoi
Ostrow'' last night at the dinner
hour was for an early repeat.
The more we hear the LIE Paradis
Band in its arrangement Of the
'sTrovatorev music and that Of
''Traviata,~ the more 1enient we
become with the liberties Mr.. Spen-
Ger Tuoman has taken with the two
operas. Behind the dance arrange
ments Of the music is some arnaz-
ingIy clever work on the part Of
the members Of the orchestra.
Just by way Of showing his hear
ers what an announcer can do when
he has q mind to, Milton Cross,
whose deep voice is frequently
heard by Washington listeners rs
1t moves a New York program
along its way, stepped to the micro
phone and delivered himself Of
two delightful solos, well worth
adcasting most any time.
The Washington times., 1925-01-28

That famous, often unconscious
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bellies have. is largely a matter of
complexion. In speaking Of her
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etortz. of Alice. Texas. says, ''Black
and White Beauty Bleach keeps
my skin clear and soft, and gets
rid of freclxles, tan and blotches.
wouldn't be without It. In fact,
III the Black and White Beauty
Creations are simply fine"
The whole state of Texas could
hardly hold the multitude of en-
thusiastic users of these splendid
Preparations, all marveling at the
high quality and excellence they
get for the low, popular prices of
Csc and soc.
The Washington times., 1925-01-28
Tropic Farms in Arctic

VANCOUVER. B. q, Jan Is
"A sub-tropicaI valley in Northern
British Columbia, just south Of
the Yukon Territory border, Ii to-
be colonized next year by wealthy
mining men, according to reports.
The Washington times., 1925-01-28
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Clear the Nose that's
Clogged
Clogged

When the nose Is clogged by
cold or catarrh there is instant re-
lief on call. 1t is Ely's Cream
Balm antiseptic.
Apply it in the nostrils -breathe
Il. Note how instantly it opens
air passages, subdues inflammation,
stops the cold. All by combating
the germs.
Colds can't get a start II you do
that promptly. They are quickly
ended If you do it later.
End all that misery at once. Ask
your druggist for q bottle Of Eiy's
Cream Balm Watch how It clears
the head.
The Washington times., 1925-01-28

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The Washington times., 1925-01-28
Warming
Sh1t1 All Sneezes

Colds are spread. by coughs and
Sneezes. Be careful If you have
one. Shun all sneezes IL you
haven't.
Colds are dangerous. None can
foretell what they viii lead to.
Millions are wrecked by them.
1t is easy at the start to queII
q cold. 1t should never last over
q day.
You can stop it in "a hours with
Hills Cascara Bromide Quinine.
Many thousands do that daily.
The tablets are 50 sure that your
druggist guarantees them. So re-
liable that millions now employ
them. So perfect that 25 years
have developed no way to improve
them.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-17
Rok (voI.) II.
POLKI, A ZAPOWIEDZIANY WIEC.

Me cd dzis nasze Stowarzyszone Polki sposobia sic
do waznej chwili azeby zadokumentowac mie
scie, re netylko posadaja spory zas6b swych czon-
kim lecz re tn znadue sic siedziba naszej ukochane
organizacji, kt6rej mie Stowarzyszenie Poek
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Namysa}ysmy sic d4ugo mad ia powazna kwestja,
urzadzene wiecu posada racje bytu, lub ME- Pc
nalezytym namySle i rozwadze postanowysmy zabrac
sic do dzie}a czynu.
Czy sadzicie Drogie zacne siostry re ME po,vn4as
nysmy juz dawno pomyslec nalezyce ten powazny
problem rozwiazac lecz narzekamy nalezyty
odpoWednl czas Zawsze che}pny sic cywilna odwa-ft
ga lecz gdy stanowcza chwia nadedze, tracmy MAJ
fantazji wanna pozyteczna czestokroc ME do
chodzi do skutku. @@1.ay,sz.s.
zasan6wmy sic powaznie mad rozwazanem prob
lemu wecowego. Nasamprzod poczynmy naezyte przy-
gotowana, posarajmy sic m6wc6w mowczynie, kfo-
re zechca do przybyc spe1nc misje poswiecena.
Jestesmy pewne, re naezyte przygoowane ostroznosc
bynajmniej ME zawadza. Jezeli juz mowimy sprowa-
dzeniu mowc6w mowczyn vice, to starajmy sic tez
przekonac szerok ogo4 Polak6w Polek &c wszyst
ke bez wyjatku Sostry przybeda pociagna wszekie
ten wiec. Es
Pamietajnly r6wniez O tenn, re opr6cz mas znaj-
duja sic welke lczne zastepy okolic, gdze namnej
sic spodziawamy Jakby ME by1o Drogie Zacne Sost-
ry uczestniczek znajdzie sic wiele. Do6zmy vice tez
wszelkich mozliWych saran zabegow aby zgromadzo-
ma czbe newiast poIskch schronG pod naszym sztan-
darem narodoworelgijnym tenn stworzyc kadry zwarte
naszego Stowarzyszena.
Me upadajmy duchu wznesmy wysoko nasz
sztandar organizacyjny ewangele Sto
warzyszenia azeby szereg wzrasta}y poteznaIy
Mech kazda wystapi roii apostofk gios jawnie
II przyk}adne zaley pochwaly Stowarzysze-
niu. Mech kazda pracowniczka speln zadane
w po4oWle, lecz ca4osc. Z mocna sna wiara lep-
sza przysz}osG spenijmy zadane zwerbujmy TAX
powazny zesp6} re sami podziwiac sic bedzemy Me
cagajmy Siostry ylko do dzie}a do czynu tej
biogej nadzeji re czeka lepsza pieknejsza przy
Isz}osc ~
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-17
HBONCO PARTY" CIESZY
SIZE NIEBYWALEM
POWODZENIEM.

Znane j polularne iowa
rzystwo "Opiekunek Koro-
ny Polskiej", Grupa 3 cia
Stowarzyszenia Polek w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych urza-
dziio niedawno temu wspa-
niala zabawe takze t. wv.
"Holloween", gdzie po raz
ipierwszy w Cleveland uka-
za1a sic gra 'Bunco Party.
Ora tax sic wszystkim po-
doba}a, re uczestnicy i u
czestniczki zostali MIA for
malnie zachwyceni.
Spodziewamy sic, ze Sto-
warzyszenie Polek w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych wkr6t
.ce podobna zabawe urza-
dzi, a Z CORY mozemy bye
przekonani, re zabawa ia
.cieszyc sic bedzie niebywa-
lem powodzeniem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-17
Zawiadornienie.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam
cz}onkinie Towarzystwa sW.
Jolanty Grupa 4 Stowarzy-
szenia Polek w Stanach H.,
re przedroczne posiedzenie,
kt6re przypada w czwartek
1890 listopada jest odfozo-
ne ma piatek dnia 2O-go L.
stopada k. r. z powodu, re
w, czwartek jest czterdzie-
sto godzinne nabozenstwo i
posiedzenia ME MONA odby
WAC. Poniewaz ma posiedze-
niu tenn bedzie wiele bardzo
waznych spraw a takze no.
minacja urzedniczek, vice
tez obecnosc wszystkich jest
Wymagana.
M. Budniak, Prezeska,
S. Owczarek, Sekretarka.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-17
STOWARZYSZENIE POLEK w
/. I.." ST. ZJEDN. URZADZA
~.'". WSPANIAk.Y WIEC.
w Niedziele Dn. 3-go Stycznia 1926 r. "
( Domu Polsko- -Narodowym
&"..' Przy Fullerton VI.

Zarzad Centrally Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanseh
Zjednoczonych Specjalnym konitetem urza-
dzaja Wielki Wspaniaiy Vice neaziele dnis 3-go
stycznia 1e26-go roku Domu Polsko Narodowyn przy
Fullerton ulicy.
Do Komitetu Specjalnego zostaiy powoaane czion-
knie znane ze .ej owocnej piracy da Orsanizacji to
daje rekojmie zapowiedziany wec bsdzie pod kaz-
dym wzgledem prawdziwym sukcesena.
H. Podaje sic do wiadomosci ze " sprawie powyzej
wyrnienoneso wiecu odbedze sic zebranie p4tek dn
20-go lstopada b. sail sw Stanisiawa ma ktore 50
proszone przybycie czionknie Zarx4du centralnego,
czionkine Konnitetu Specalnego, takie uPrasza sic
ably ka1da Crupa wysala prezeske lub sekretarke
Zebranie to odbedzie sic godznie 80 wieczorem
Wobec tego, ze sprawa wecu potrzebuje szerszeso
dokladnego omowienia wiee eszcze jest do zaistw1e
MIA, jeszcze raz uprasza SIC osoby
x.. x,vn,ienione o punktualne przybycie to wazne
bardzo posiedzenie
Siostrzanem pozdrowieniea,
KOMITET.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-17
SZPIECoW
.NIEMIEckIcH MA POcRA
"a NICZU POLSKI.

WARSZAWA. - w miejsco-
wosci Turmonty, ma pogranicxu.
polsko iotewskiem aresztowaiy
wiadze policyjne dwu masterpieces
nych szpiegow niemieckich: Han
ryka Hocha i Antoniego Kacz-
marka. Sq.,..
Sledztwo wykazaio, ze obaj ~
ebywatelami niemieckimi W czyn
nej sfuzbie wojskowej.
= Przybyli oni Niemiec okre-
tenn szwedzkim do Lotwy, sk4d
przedo.tali sic dros4 nielegalns
ma terytorjum panstwa polskiego.
Pomimo, il W Turmontach
przebywali zaledwie kilka dni,
stra1y granicznej udaio sic zsro-
madzic przeciwko kaczmarkowi
i Hoehowi kompromitujacy ma
tcrjai, ;wiadcz4ey o ieh przyna-
lezno:ci do niemieckiej organizs
eli szpiegowskiej. = 7.
Podczas rewizji znaleziono
przy aresztowanych bron palms
z noze sprezynowe.
Szpicgow osadzono W wiezie-
niu W Turmontach, sk4d beda
przewiezieni do wilma.
Dochodzenie prowadzi policjs
poityczna W Whine.
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SERBOWlE PALA FLACl WHO
sKlE l NAPADAJA MA
SKLEPY, WLOcHoW.

WIEDEN. = Antywioskie de-
mon.tracje zdarzyiy sic wczoraj
W wielu mia.taeh Jugo'iawji z
powodu doniesien, ze W zesziy
pi@.ek fa.zy:ei napadli ma kon-
.ulat jugosiowi.n.ki i gazette
kroaeka "Edinost" W Trjescie.
w Z.srzebiu tium studentow
zerwai flage : wloskieso konsula
tu, zdeptaf ja " blocie i spalii.
Kon.ulat byi obles.ny przez II
sodzin MIN policja rozPedziia stu
dentow. Ill.,. D.. ..
w Spalto tium zniszezyf skie-
py wloslie ! pobif wiaieicieli.
:. w Belgradzie demonstranei
.palili flage wlosk4 MA placu pu'
blicznym. ...|
Poczatkiem caiej sprawy by'
artykui W "Edinosti'', twierdzs'
cy .pi.ek na sycie Mu..oliniego
Jest wymysiem fasxystow.
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PODZIEKOWANIE.

4 ToWafzystwo Matki Boskiej N.
P. Grupa 9-ta Stowarzyszenia Po
lex w Stanach Zjednoczonych, nj
'niejszem przez lamy Organu sk{a
5ka serdeczne podziekowanie 81.
.Publicznosci, ktora raczyla po-
.przec nasze usi}owania i przyby-
la ma urzadzony przez Grupe ma
lsza Bal Maskowy. Jednoczesnie
.przesylamy szczere podziekowa-
.nie Szanownym Paniom i Panom
.ktorzy byli sedziami ma powyzej
.powiedzianym Balu Maskowym,
"a mianowicie: Paniom l.. H. DIE
sweczynskiej, L. Jab}onskiej M.
Andrzejewskiej Panom Franc.
Czarniak P. Szymankiewiczo-
wi. Zarzadowi Centralnemu ma
szej szlachetnej Organizacji pre-
syiamye rowniez "a ,poparcie ma
Esze serdeczne szczere podzieko-
wanie.
|s Komitet.
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4 t
DUO Siostr pozegnaio sic 2
tym swiatem, wiec W kazdej
parafji nalezy dac ma Msze
sw. "a dusze zmar}ych czlon
kin Stowarzyszenia, a wiec
ma bye dane do parafji sw.
Stanis}awa, Niepkalanego
Serca Najswietszej Marji
Fanny, Najsiodszego Serca
Jezus ma Krakowie, swiete
go Jacka," sw. Barbary, sw.
Kazimierza,< ma Poznanlu,
sw. .J6zefata ma Jozefatowie
j sw. Stanislawa W Erie, Pa.
Reprezentantka M. Gladly
szewska z gr. 9 prosi o
zwrot "a czlon., lecz Za-
Rad decyduje, il stanowczo
ME MONA zadosyc uczynic.
Representatives. z gr. 9ej
M. G4adyszewska prosi o
poparcie balu przez Zarzad
jaki gr. 9 urzadza IL listo-
pada b. r.
Po dopeinieniu r6znych
formalnych spraw posiedze
ME zosta}o odroczone.
L. S. Jabfonska, Prez.
L. H. Dzieweczyhska,
Sekret. Jen.