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Arizona state miner., 1925-01-10
W|CKENBURG
SCHOOL NEWS

The Wickenburg High School en-
joyed it's vacation in many ways:
Lottie and Lena Baker spent Xmas
Day at their home near Wickenburg.
The dinner was spread on a long
table in the front yard. The Cole
man, Rathburn and Baker families
were present. Mr.. Grace was a
guest also.
Dorothy Henning and her family
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Jenkins of Phoenix.
Miss Margaret Burr accompanied
guest for a few days.
June Charlebois entertained Miss
Mary Lampart of Flagstaff, student
at the Northeren Arizona Normal
School, during the holidays. June,
Miss Lampart and Miss Drumm mo-
tored to Phoenix during the vacation
Frances Copeland entertained her
sister, Miss Rivers Copeland of Phoe-
nix.
L. G.. Collins worked in the store
at Salome.
Francis Fuel visited his uncle on a
ranch near Castle Hot Springs.
Joe Rohrer and Albert Draper were
in Phoenix for bit of additional
entertainment.
Lee M. Chesebro returned home
from the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles just before Christmas to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Alice Barnette had as her guest
during the vacation Miss May Bar
nette of Phoenix. Several informal
parties were given in Miss Barnette's
honor. One thoroughly enjoyable
evening was spent in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson listen
ing to the radio and playing cards.
The guests were Misses May Bar
nette, June Charlebois, Alice Bar
nette and Messrs. Romaine Lowder-
milk, Reginald Evans and Louis
White.
Harold Genung spent the greater
part of his vacation recovering from
an attack of illness.
Miss Daugherty, her father and
mother visited in Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Weaver spent
the holidays with Mrs. Weavers
mother in Ajo.
Miss Schulz spent her vacation in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Esther mo-
tored to Tucson over the Apache
Trail and Superior Highway. Dur
ing the vacation they were in No
gales and Guaymas, Mexico, on the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Nash has been substituting
for Mrs Jones in high school. Mrs,
Jones' small son Edwin has been
quite i'll, but he is improving rapidly.
The Camp Fire Girls spent the ev-
ening caroling before the Community
Christmas Tree.
We were sorry to lose Harold Ge-
nung and Albert Draper from High
School.
Marcella Ocampo, Muriel Hedreck,
and her brother are high school stu
dents who have entered recently.
A meeting of the "Wickenburg
Buns" was held at the home of
Misses Dorothy and Martha Hennig
on the evening Of January in honor
of Miss Margaret Burr, visitor at
that home. The evening was spent
in dancing, singing and playing
games. Refreshments were served
at late hour. The Bum society
composed of eight of the Wickenburg
girls, was organized at the beginning
of school for the purpose of having
many good times by it's members.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-10

Copper is quoted at 15c a pound
highest price in nearly two years
This may open up many smalleT
mines who cannot produce at proeit
even at IL cents.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-10

Joseph H. Mcpherson, pioneer of
Tombstone since 1879, died there
on the oath of December. He leaves
widow and four children in Phoenix
and Bisbee.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-10

FAvoRs GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAIL.
ROADS, WAREHOUSES; AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-10

sTolcALLY INDEPENDENT IN EVERYTHING
THE HERALD OF WESTERN HoMEsTEApERs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
kid KAPLAN TO
FIGHT HERMAN
In N. Y. TONIGHT
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Louis
=" Kid" Kaplan, who received the
worlds featherweight crown on q
platter from the New York boxing
commission will defend the cham
pionship in Tex Richards new
Madison Square Garden tonight
against Babe Herman, the Califor-
MIA challenger.
They are scheduled to go 1G
rounds to decision and Kaplan
was 6 to favorite in the betting
to retain his title.
There was some question that
Kaplan could make the weight or
be himself if he did get under the
limit, but the inspectors OF the
New York boxing commission visit
ed the training camp of the two
fighters reported that they were
both under weight and in good
shape.
Kaplan and Herman have met six
times. Each has one decision and
the other four contests resulted in
draws.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
IIEBER
by Press staff Correspondent

HEBER, Dec. 18.-Ladies Aid met
for social meeting at the home of
Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin. The home was
decorated with Christmas color. A
delightful social hour was spent and
refreshments served. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Fishburn, Potts,
Floyd Womack, Hersehet Jones, l..
ID. Jones, Witcher. Roy Womack,
Denham, Skeats and Mrs. Phillips.
The junior girls met at the home
of their teacher, Mrs. Courtney and
dressed doll for the Chinese mis-
sion in Mexicali. The class is
making gift of the doll. Those
who sewcd were Jeanette Jones,
Luella Rutter, Mary Briggs, Hazel
Eiggs and Ruth Mohmke.
a Christmas offering for the
world will be taken up Christmas
eve at the Christmas exercises
Santa Claus will be there.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
Cattle Market

Cattle. 900; bulk of run. Just ar
rived, trading on small supply. cary
active. fully steady: few lots north
ern holdover heifers. 100000:
southwesterns, largely 4.00-4.75; no
steers offered; Gamers and cutters,
2.253.5o; bologna bulls 4.00-4.75.
Calves, SEQ: active. generally
steady. bulk 220-300 lbs, south
westerns. 6.75-7.25; commons down
to 500; sizeable lot 155 lbs. milk
veals 1000.
Hogs, 800, only two loads offered
early, others just arrived, early
trade, steady, two loads brought
13.os-l3.4o; packing sows, 1850
1l00.
Sheep, none; good and choice
lambs, quoted 14G0-l5.00; common
to choice ewes 5.50-s.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
Do You Realize that urapefrnit |;

Do You Realize that grapefruit is
somewhat of luxury to people in
the east, and even the western folk
who live farther north don t see it
as we do, on trees, in boxes and
sacks, at ridiculously low prices.
Then what could Il more appreciat
ed gift for Christmas to send away
than our own Barbara Worth grape
fruit' 1t may be ordered through
the Chamber of Commerce in quar-
ter. half or full eases, with the fruit
individually wrapped in gay Christ
mas paper, making a delightfully."-
colorful and thoroughly practical
present. just place your order and
give them your personal card to
enclose. Christmas is solved.
Give the boy a necktie in cedar
chest. He can wear the tie. and use
the chest for pencil box.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
TONY ESCALANTE
MAKES HIS DEBUT
AT COAST TONIGHT

Local fight fans will be interest
ed in knowing that Tony Escalante,
popular valley boxer, is making his
debut in outside circles tonight at
the Coliseum arena in San Diego,
where he meets Johnny Lee in four
round bout.
Escalante has not lost a battle
since he began fighting and has a
splendid record for Il youngster Just
starting in the game. He has not
had fight since the unfortunate
affair which resulted in the death
of Monroy, following his appearance
here in the ring with Escalante. No
blame was attached to Escanlante,
and he keenly regretted the passing
of his erstwhile opponent.
Georgia Goodrich of San DIEGO.
who has also appeared here several
times, is an the same card, meeting
Gene Watson in the six round spe
cial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Iers, III DIeHulHS SnaueS.
Here's Real News for the harass-
ed shopper! Hi Diller is offering
al Christmas gifts in his hardware
store at ten per cent discount!
Ism t that a splendid idea, to give
the discount before Christmas. when
II really helps the shopper, instead
Of afterward, when buying is fin
ishedo This includes stag handled
carving sets, and innumerable 9TH
er pieces of cutlery; electric goods
Of all kinds. TOYS and-well, just
what he saws "All Christmas gifts
in the shop
Who wouldn t love to receive a
box containing twelve wee packages
Of various colored bath salts2
Peggy Has Told You Of the cool
crispness of sheets laundered at
the VALLEY Steam Laundry, and Of
the even ploesiness of table linen
washed there, but has she ever
mentioned the soft whiteness Of the
towels they return' Really, one can T
feel clean if the towel is gray and
hard from poor washing, but it is
! delightful to use the towels the Val
! ley Laundry sends home, soft, abb
sorbent and with faint pleasant
odor suggestive Of the sterilization
thew have received. And all this de-
| ligbtful cleanness for ten cents a
pound with flat work ironed--aren 7
you going to try it'
/ Nut bowls of highly polished
wood, with small anvil in center,
and brass hammer are very use
full, as we'll as decorative. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

may purchase illusive perfumes, re-
gal dressing table adornments, con-
venient bill folds, the ever needed
safety razor, (was ever there a
man who didn t desire a new one2)
Every time one enters she finds
practical suggestions to shorten her
shopping list. Allow yourself time
to visit in the store before you get
a Christmas marcel in the Beauty
Shop. BY the way, make your ap-
pointment early, so you won't be
disappointed when you wish to get
YOUR complete beauty treatment be-
fore the Holiday arrives.
Darling lamp shades are made of
silk crepe stretched over pressed
flowers. The effect is charmingly
dainty.
How Many Mothers. with dinner
to prepare. have time to enjoy
Christmas with the rest of the fam
ilv2 The New Oregon Cafe has
planned dinner which will change
the whole tenor of the "day of
gifts They are serving an old
fashioned Chri:tmas dinner. with
enough variety that 7aeh family
can have Just the me it prefers.
There will be music the dining
room viii be cheerfullv decorated.
and the home touchc accentuated by
4 huge tree with gifts for each din
er. Il is truly a splendid idea, and
when Won think il over YOU will un-
doubtedlv realize the advantage of
dining there over the usual nerve
wracking home dinner of past
Christmases.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
Flowers For The Christmas table,

flowers for one you love, or flowers
Just for their own sake-whatever
they mean to you, there must be
flowers. The FL Centre Market has
beautiful potted blooms and va
riety of ferns in baskets or deco
rated boxes. All the usual cut flow
ers are available, rs well as those
which belong to Christmas, as holly
baskets and wreaths. An early order
is advisable, for you don t want to
be without these decorations at
Yuletide.
Have you seen the handkerchief
dolls' Little quaker maids, with
dress, apron, kerchief and bonnet,
each made of a different "hankvo
If You Prefer Hand Made gifts
don t fail to visit the Women 8 Ex-
change in the rest room. They have
embroidered table linens, exquisite
handkerchiefs, bead chains, dear He
tie baby clothes. and just imagine
pillow cases trimmed with wide
edging and insertion of tatting for
less than five dollars! One case is
devoted to hand painted china and
class ware. and while the pieces are
'rique in shapesIhnd design, prices
re within reach, and they would
make adorable gifts
Women Forever Search for new
rift for the man. but don't YOU
NOV that men really prefer the
vol Gifts and are disappointed if
'hev don I receive them' Solomon $
have so many gifts for the sterner
sex. but they really aren t usual at
all for thev are extremely new IN
design. For instance. instead of 4
belt for Christmas. give Hickok
belt with buckle, and, if you wish,
safety watch chain. Instead of
Just sox. give Saxonv sox. they are
so smart. durable and satisfactory.
For handkerchiefs. choose those of
.aupe crepe de chine, with a drawn
thread, or handsome ones of pom
gee. And for muffler the choice
undoubtedly must be flannel in
Highland plaid. But wait-did
Won know suspenders are fashion
able againo Well this shop has
them, too. in fancy gift boxes. Now
about iewelrv-Peggy was shown
dignified Tuxedo sets in black and
platinum. rs well as conservative
white pearl sets 70 wear with full
dress. For daily use are Koma-part
cuff links, distinctly modern in
name. style and design. You jus,
cant help pleasing the masculine
mind if YOU shop az this store: so
do il soon, and get the puzzling
lifts off your mind.
Your Larder Must Contain mince
pie if you expect Christmas dinner
TO be complete Very good, but
don I waste time making it, for the
Sanitary Bakery has already made
supply of branded mince meat
large enough TO take care of
all our families. Mince pies, pump
kin pies. and fruit cake, these are
their Christmas specials. Just
word about that fruit cake, it is
properly heavy with much fruit and
nuts. and lusciouslv rich and moist.
lust the thing to serve to friends
who drop in to wish You Merry
Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

as the desserts in keeping with the
day. Decorations will be brightly
cheerful, and the good old spirit of
Christmas cheer will prevail.
We can t shop together next week,
for no one would be u bit interest
ed in shopping on Christmas day.
But be ready the week after, be-
cause there are rumors of wonder
fl sales so dear to the heart of
woman, and none of us will want to
miss them. In the meantime NAV
you get all the fun there is out of
giving, and the pleasure of being
remembered, and Oh, l do hope
each one of you has a wonderful
Christmas, just filled with happi-
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
Christmases.

VI All Lue G11IS L nave seen, ~
nv mind there is nothing more ap-
pealing than the new Orthophonic
Victrola. Its vibrant tone quality.
its depth Of resonance-thev are
perfection. The music reproduced
bv this machine is more perfect than
the original. for there is a smooth
ness and blending that the original
tone waves break up. The Ortho-
phonic comes in four models, vary
ing in price according TO the style
II cabinet; but remember. the re-
producing qualities of the cheapest
and most expensive are lust the
same. These wonder machines. as
well rs N lother Eictrlas. NAV be
purchased only at the I. V. Hard
ware Stores. and don Z overlook the
fact that a phonograph is not nee
essarilv 4 VictrOla, for this name is
trade marked. and used only on Vie
-or machines. In perfect accord
With the r9rnificence of this new
Victrola IS the unusual quality of
Victor records. OF course, you
know the artists who make these
records and the fact that they have
contracts with the Victor Company
is proof Of the worth of their re-
lords. For rare treat. hear the
Orthophonic Victrola at this store
they will plav any record, tantaliz-
ing iazz or inspiring religious com
positions; and when YOU have heard,
ven II agree that the appeal is ir-
rasistible.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

OTTAWA, Ontario. = The 1872;
distribution of fry in the lakes an,
streams of Canada was begun re
Gently with the distribution of 80,
100000 young whitefish in the wa
ters of Lake Erie.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

The Prince of Wales is ambitious
to write a play now that the In.
ternational Theater Society of Lon
don has agreed to stage a play by
Prince William of Sweden.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Are You Going to toll on Christ
mas day, or really enjoy it by hav-
ing dinner up town. Remember
Steve's is all prepared to serve n
de!iciously substantial dinner on
that night, and it would be we'll to
reserve q table early. There will
be a menu which will satisfy the
most finickv-soup. salad. turkey,
and al the delightful foods that ac-
company this popular bird, as we'll
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

How Can Peggy even suggest the
attractiveness Of the "gifties' at
the Francis Drug Store, the quaint
ness OF the baby gifts, the feminitv
Of the gifts 'Efor her. and the
sturdy practibility of the gifts for
the man Of the house, There one
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Didn't I Tell You everyone would
be talking of 'Caremlo Jelly 7
It's so delicious that q meal is IN
complete without it, and being made
of valley fruits, many have sent 1t
away for a unique holiday gift. But
here s the pleasant part-you can
now purchase il in single glasses or
by the dozen al A. NJ. William s
store. Ism / that delightful?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18
Inst When Peggy is Sure she has

seen everything to be seen IN the
shops, ont pops gifts she had not
discovered before. And l am sure
it will be the same with you, if You
are still pondering over some diff
cult present. Just take another
look around, and there will be the
very thing YOU wish. lying right
before YOU.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Attractively scented handker'
chief cases of satin make a pleas
ing gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Among new decorations for the
home are half screens Of black, de-
corated in exotic gold dragons.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

A novel present is a gift box
containing hose, kerchief and gar
ters, in blending shades.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Darling lamp shades are made of
silk crepe stretched over pressed
flowers. The effect is charmingly
dainty.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-18

Have you seen the handkerchief
dollse Little quaker maids. with
dress, apron, kerchief and bonnet,
each made of different "hanky'
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-22
WIEC STOWARZYSZENIA POLEK
ODBEDZIE Sic DNIA g. GO
STYCZNIA 1926 ROkUW
SAIL NARODOWEJ MA
FULLERTON ULICY.
Vice, ktory Przygotowuje Energiczny
Dzielny komitet Pan, Budz Bardzo
Wielkie Zainteresowanie Wsrod
Ca}ej Tutejszej Polonji.

Zapowiedziany Vice Stowarzyszenia Polek W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, urzadzony staraniem spre
zystego energicznego komitetu, ktory daje najlep-
sza gwarance, re tego rodzaju zebrania netylko po
siadaja race bytu powodzenia, lecz So zarazem mai
lepszym dowodem zywotnosci danej organizacji.
Vice ma sic odbyc dnia 3-go stycznia o godzi-
ME Gel wieczorem narodo,~ej hall przy Fullerton
ulicy 72O5 Jestesmy pewne, re czfonkinie dzie
nego komitetu dodadaja wszelkich mozliwych sta
ran, azeby calosc wypad{a znakomicie zadowolniia
wszystkich uczestnik6w uczestniczk
Pragniemy zainteresowac ogof niewiesci ME
tylko W naszem miescie lecz rowniez poza obrebem
tegoz. Biorac pod nalezyta rozwage nasza dotych-
czasowa dzialalnoic j wnioskujac prac przygoto-
wawczych, jestesmy pewne, ze nasze troskliwe "a
biegi uwiefczone zostana pomyslnym skutkiem.
Gas naprawde zabrac sic man, drogie zacne
Siostry do piracy tworczej okazafej. Gas udowod-
mic zespofowi niewiesciemu W naszem miescie, ze
nadeszfa chwila sprezystego dziafania okazana tu
tejszej Poloni ze przy wspolnych zjednoczonych ST.
ZACH dokazac zdofamy wielkiego pozytecznego bar
dzo dzeia.
w imie Boze zabierzmy sic do piracy, drogie i
zacne Siostry, czas dziafania nadszedi, obecnie
czas dziafalnosc wydajna.
Do komitetu Wiecowego wesziy Panic:
Jablonska, Kruszy1ska, Dzieweczynska, And
rzejewska, Panek, Wielowiejska Czarniak, Tylcka
Cendrowska, Kwarcianna, Gapinska, Jankowska
Kuzyusz, KWiatkowska, Owczarek, Wisniewska, Ko-
walikoWska, G}adyszeWska Sudol, Zi6}kowska, b.
janoWska, MontoWska, Budniak, Panek, Janke, Mi
shinska, Zmarz1a, Haderska, Raczkowska Starzyi-
ska, M}ynarczyk, Osowska, Bortldewicz, kapka,
Kramp.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-22
"SKROMNA" PROPOZYCJA.

II komentuJac noworoczny adres prezydenta Cooli-
qgea londyhsM dziennik poityczny robi nby skromna
q ola Anglu bardzo korzystna punktu naszego wi
ozena oezWstydna propozycje, gdy medzy innem mo-
w. re gdyby prezydent maf rzeczywiscie ma sercu
szczerosc odbudowania Europy, pownienby przyczync
sic 40 cafkowtego umorzenia dlug6w Anglji Stanach
40 gdyby sic sta4o,zAnglja gotowa u
morzyc czesciowo dug tych pastw europejskich kt6-
rych jest kredytorem.
Angiesk autor artyku}u swiadome czy neswiado-
mle zaneechaf dodac, re Stany Zjednoczone sa wick
Sym kredytorem panstW Europy niz Anglia d4uzni-
KEN zadnego tych. dug Wiekie Brytanji w tym kra
Ju wynosi koosalna sumo piec bijon6w dwiescie mil
no" dolaroW, podczas gdy naezne jej sunny cd SASHA
dow Wynosza razem piec bljon6w. Gdyby Stany Zjed-
noczone okaza}y sic tax wspanaiomyslne umorzy}y
dfugl brytyjskie, zaman Anglia umorzy1aby
Geese dugow swoich d@uznk6w, by}aby w jednej chwi
IL bez zablegow zr6wnowazyc sw6j budzet paistwowy
Ale pametac tn trzeba re pieniadz pozyczony Anglji
przez tutejszy Rad, jest pena udu innemi sowy
Rad tuteJszy sWych obywateli swego narodu zaciag
mai pozyczke, by W pore pospieszyc Angj pomoca i
bez Wzgledu to- czy Anglia zap4aci czyy ME- Rad
musi zaspokoic swych wierzyciel
Dalej autor mczenem pomija neobliiczone wydat
XII wojenne Stan6w Zjednoczonych jako ten fakt ze
przy umowach sp}acie dug6w zad4uzonych pahstw e.
uropeJsklch Rad okazaf sic bye wyrozumaIym al mad
to wspana}omyslnym czego Anglji stosunku do swo
1ch d{uznlkow powezdiec ME mozna to wypada do
dac re podczas gdy zad p1ac posadaczom Bondow VOL
zapozyczonych cd ludu pozyczke da
AnglJl poi prOcent Anglia pfacl amerykanskemu
rzadowi tylko trzy pol To t4omaczy re nar6d amery
kansk sp}aca Geese procenu Angl cd pozyczk zaciag
nionej Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Cekawe doprawdy, coby powedziala Anglia, gdy
by zamiast dfuznikem, byfa kredyorem Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych gdyby rzadowi Welkej Brytanji przed4o-
zono taxa "skromna' propozycje. Napewno oburzenie
doszfo by do zenitu, wysmianoby odrzucono Jednak
mniemaniu psarzy angelskich Ang wolno ma wszy-
stko ma co ME odwazyoby sic zadne inne paistwo
globe zemskim Przyzwyczajona do wygrywania chyt-
rym sposobami podstep6w wykret6w, Anglia wierzy
re i W tym wypadku podstep formie dobrze obmsyla-
nej W SWAT puszczonej "skromne propozycji znaj-
die pos}uch znanego wspanialomysnosci narodu a
merykanskiego Stad tez artykuly podobne powyzszej
tresc cd czasu do czasu pojawaja sic prase londy
skiej tej pozostajacej ma zo}dze angelskm.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-22
Cd WYDAWNICTWA.

nadejsciem SWAT Bozego Narodzenia przyjac
raczce Dros1e Zacne Siosry naszej piekne rozwaja
cej sic niewescej organzacji pod pekna nazwa Sto-
warzyszena Poek Stanach Zjednoczonych, przyjac
raczce szczere prawdziwe zyczenia Mech organizac-
Ja' tax pieknie sic rozwijajaca daszym cagu
nej waszej piracy dzia}alnosci poteznieje
Nam wychodztwie stanowczo potrzeba jednosc;
facznosci szeregach niewiescich, porzeba VIE
cej uswadomienia zrozumienia sprawy, ze newiasta
poska nieylko odgrywa role powazna POLYTECHNIC. Po
trzeba spoistej silly jednosci wyrwaloSci azeby
ugruntowac nasze niewiesce zespofy powodu powyz-
szego potrzeba sic }aczyc jednoczyc wspolnie
dazyc do wytknietego celu. Uwazamy "a konieczna
niezbedna potrzebe iaczyc zwarte kofa niewesce,
azeby zachowac nasza narodowosc Pam:etajmy o wy
chowanu dziatwy naszej opece powierzonej chcac
mu wszystkiemu podo1ac, przybadzmy Niedzele dnia
3go Stycznia 1926 do hall narodowej zadokumentuj-
my nasza niezawislosc nezaleznosc Gas najwekszy
pomyslec samych naszych przyszfych poczyna-
mach dowod, ze razem z wam pragniemy wspof-
pracowac slemy ma jszczersze zyczenia Wesolych
SWAT Bozego Narodzenia. Konczac redakc ia
do}acza skromne zyczenia wszelkej pomyslnosci!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-22

zetu wojskowego o 15O,-
600, 900: zlotych (okoio
SIG, $780, ,OOO).
Projekt ten zostaf wysu
niety .przez nowy cabinet
Skrzynskiego i reprezentu-
je 20 procent obnizki bud
zetu przygotowanego przez
starry cabinet.
Legacja scharakteryzo-
wafa dzisiaj ten krok jako
dowod, ze "Premjer Skrzyn
ski jest zdecydowany sill
ME utrzymac sic ducha u
god lokarnenskich w gra-
nicach, ma jake pozwalaja
potrzeby obrony krajowej"
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-22

szaWski" Zarzuca ministro-
wi Zdziechowskiemu, cze-
mu tego oswiadczenia ME
z}ozy} wczesniej, boby
przz ME utrzyma4 sta4a
wartosc Z4otego. w czwar
tex p1acono juz tylko $50
"a dolara amerykanhskiego
Pisma pOlskie stwierdzaja
re w ostatnich kilku dniach
ulokowano w Banku Pol
skim znaczna ilosc zagra-
nicznej waluty.