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Rhinelander had told her if she could
prove she was white he would stick
to her. Mr.. Rich became somewhat
upset when Mr.. Davis began his
cross examination, and started off by
saying that he was sore at the en-
tire case" because it had kept him
from his business so long. Then
Mr.. Davis referred to the conversa-
ton with regard to Mrs. Rhineland
ers sleeves, and the witness said
that his wife, who was in evening
dress was very much panied" be-
cause Mrs. Rhinelander had on long
s.eeves, and thought that IF she
was going out into society she should
have an evening dress! on"
s'Mr. Rhinelander did not resent
this criticism?" asked Mr.. Davis.
mo, if you can call it criticism
What do you call it,"
Being frank" said Mr.. Rich, as
those in the room chuckled.
''It is certainly frank" retorted
Mr., Davis, and Justice Morschauser
had to threaten to clear the room
because of the laughter. Rich also
said that Mrs. Rhinelander appeared
darker to him now than she had then
and gave as an explanation that she
might be nervous.
ooh, you think nervousness is
turning her face black?"
sit couEd," said Rich, who added
that he still thought she looked
Spanish.
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After a few more questions, Mr..
Davis turned, to Justice Morschauser
and said:
II am going to ask that the court
room be further cleared because l
am going to ask him to identify
the color of his wife's skin.
Judge Mills was on his feet in an
instant. objecting. Mr.. Davis said
that he wanted to prove to the jury
that Rhinesander must have known
his wife was colored. Judge Mills
ca. led it an indecent proceeding, }"
but Justice Morschauser said he
did not think it indecent and that
it cou d be modestly done by taking
the jury, one lawyer from each side
and a stenographer into the jury
room with Mrs. Rhinelander. She
burst into tears as she walked from
the court room and went to the
small Jury room. Rhine:ander, also
an the room seemed reluctant to
look at his wife, but Mr.! Davis in
sisted. When they returned to the
court room Mr.. Davis asked:
e'Your wife's body is the same
shade as when you saw her in the
Marie Antoinette?"
Yes" said Rhinelander.
That's ALL" said Mr.. Davis and
the 'ong cross examination was over
Then Judge Mills took his client
IN hand again!
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DAVIS SPRINGS ANOTHER
SURPRISE.

Again Mr.. Davis asked Rhine,and-
or If he loved Alice when he wrote
that way to her, and he said he did.
Did you intend to make her your
wife when you wrote this to herr"
IL had visions Of it,"
Visions exclaimed Mr.. Davis.
"Have you any letters from Alice
That use language like this?"
NO"
When you wrote that letter you
knew it was the vilest kind of smut.
didn't you?"
Yes" he said. and added that he
wrote it at her request.
oh. you put 1t up to Alice, do
Won" said Mr.. Davis. "Show me
ono letter from Alice where she asks
YOU 10 write this kind of stuff "
There was no reply from Rhine and
err. fM'l
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night at the Jones home. Rhine
lander never showed that he noticed
Brooks's color. the witness said, Or
objected to it, and they soon began
to GAIA each other Leonard and Bob:
Rhinelander came to his home for
dinner, he testified and also played
cards with him when some of BROOKS
friends were present "All of my
friends are colored," he said. TINS
was in 1924, the year that Rhine
lander married. Alice Jones.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church, 40
\. Monroe street is new unit to the
Baptist Church, with very broad
program. Rev. w E. Ball. pastor
invites the puofic and his many
friends to worship Sunday Deem
Der 6, 1870 A. M. and 500 P. N.
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Sunday School, 10000 A. M. Special
music. All are invited.
REV. w. B. BALL, Pastor.
F. BALL, Clerk.
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RHINEL4ANDER ASKS TO AMEND
CHARGED AGAINST WIFE.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. "a
An attempt to amend the complaint
against Alice Jones Rhinelander, the
Negro wife of Leonard Kip Rhine
lander, who is being sued for annul-
ment of their marriage, was made
this afternoon after the jury had
been excused because Mrs. Rhine
lander was too i'll to go on the wit
ness stand. Lee Parsons Davis, her
attorney, had intended to call her
as the first Witness but he said ne
had to change his Plans because of
her breakdown after being forced
to show part of her body to the
jury the day before. She was too
weak today to submit to examina-
ton.
The request for an amendment to
the complaint caused considerable
surprise. Former Judge Isaac N.
Mills, Rhinelander's chief counsel,
after completing his case, in which
he attempted to show fraud, said he
wished to change the complaint from
affirmative fraud to negative fraud.
In other words, he wished to charge
that whereas Rhinelander may not
have believed his wife to be colored,
she was guilty of negative fraud
when she did not say she was col
ored. Rhinelander has testified that
she said she was white and that ne
, believed her. "a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-12-05

WANTED-Transien or Permanent
BOARDERS. Furnished Rooms
with or without board. Home like
surroundings. Apply to
MRS ELLEN N. JONES, 108 East
Leigh Street, Riehmnod. Va.
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DEFENSE CALLS JACOBS.

Leon r. Jacobs. one of Rhine
,ander's attorneys, was next called
by Mrl Davis and some sharp ex
changes were anticipated, as all
through the trial Mr.. Davis had
made him the target Of many of his
remarks. The examination was brief
however, and devoid Of incident. Mr..
Jacobs said he did not draw up the
bill of particulars, which Rhineland
err admitted to be false in many OF
it's representations, but that Judge
Mills had done so. Mr.. Jacobs said
he got the facts from Rhinelander
and told them to Judge Mills. who
dictated the bill.
Robert Brooks, a butler, and Negro
brother in law of Rhiuelander, was
then called and proved to be one Of
the most modest witnesses in the
case. He said that Mrs. Rhinelander
introduced Rhine ander to him and
that he later saw him nearly every
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-12-05

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ANOTHER LETTER FROM WIFE.

He asked Rhinelander who sug-
gested the mythical chaperones, Mr..
and Mrs. Mathews, who were sup
posed to accompany him and Alice
on their New England automobile
trip. and Rhinelander said, alice
asked me to-" Much had been made
by Mr.. Davis of the fact that Mrs.
Rhinelander did not drink or smoke
as society girls did and Judge
MINIS read a letter from her which
said. tlIl
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MINIS read letter from her which
said \
August 6, 1922.
5 P. M.
! Love Dove,
Such a beautiful day hear today,
thought and thought of you today.
Tonight, | have asked three girls
and three fellows, and going to have
a game of bridge. So will write you
a shee until today. and this Evening
1 will finish it as L want to let you
no who won the game. | am very
clever with cards, although father
never let us play at home as he
claims, nothing but gamb ers play
cards. So dearest, 1 shall stop hear
until tonight when l finish it,
i Hei,ow dearest, it just l: lis A. M.
and feel so good and happy, after
our exciting game, of poaker, bridge
/ and back jack, was the three games
we played, and smoked. The hrst
game in poaker. 1 won three times,
and got full house, last in Black
Jack. and won several times, in
bridge, won four dollars, and half,
so I did not do bad did I Len, but
I feel so lively now. One of the
boys made two different kinds OF
high balls, as Mrs. Anderson gave us
bottle of rye whisky, and we had
fun, I never felt so frisky, thought
of you the night, up at Chatworth,
and Carl, how we went home that
night in 1.-THE car. But a good thing,
those fellows did not after go HON
in a car, or they would of nevered
got there. Can you imagine finished
the old bottle.
Leonard, if you don't come back
soon, you will think, l am going too
far. But is the first real good time
l had since, have been up hear, as
the time is getting very short now,
as we go home around Is of Sept.
But one of the girls, lives up hear,
and l have gotten very much de-
voted to hear. She is a reaN good
pal, and also seems to be a true one,
She said, and hear mother, as asked
me, Just to speak, one week, up
hear, in the winter, as / viii have
a wonderful time. skating and sleigh
riding off the Mts. 1 might, this
winter if dear lard spares, me hear.
Wei dearest l must stop as its get
ting to be two O'Clock in the morn
ing Good night, night daddy, half
asleep
ALICE.
When Rhinelander finally eft the
stand every one watched him cur
iously as he made his way behind
the jury box and through the crowd
ed chairs to his seat. He seemed
utterly unconcerned, picking his way
carefully through the crowd so as
not to step on any ones toes, or
brush them too closely.
WITNESS CAUSES LAUGHTER.
There was a covic relief to the
Intensity Of the day when Joseph
Rich, furniture man Of Mount
Vernon. followed Rhinelander in the
witness chair and testified having
sold Rhineiander his furniture for
the Jones home and later for his
apartment. He was asked about
Mrs Rhinelander's complexion and
said that one election night in 1924
he and his wife had gone to New
York with Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander
and had dinner at Chinese res
taurant, Mrs. Rhinelander said then
that she wore long sleeves because
( she was so dark, and that she was
''of Spanish descent.
! Mr.. Rich said that Mrs, Rhineland-
err had come to his house after
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COURT TO DECIDE TO-DAY.

| Judge Morschauser said that he
would take the matter under con-
sideration and make his decision to-
morrow morning. There were some
indications that he would not grant
Judge Mills's request because Of the
nature Of the case, although 1t
would rest with counsel to end the
trial by demanding that a juror be
withdrawn and a mistrial declared.
Only a few witnesses were called
today. Mrs. Miriam Rich, the wife
of the furniture dealer who took
M and Ms RhinelanIer cut u
dinner and the theatre, furnished
some amusement during the morn
ing. She said she was much upset
because of a remark she had heard
from a member of the Jones
family as she passed them on the
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OPPOSED BY THE DEFENSE.

|
| This situation proved embarrass'
ing for both sides, for neither wants
a mistria!-Judge Mills because to
withdraw a juror and amend the
complaint before trying the suit
again would be admitting a weak
case, and Mr.. Davis because he feels
that he has the suit won on the
issue as presented and does not want
to open the way to a complaint
which might be more difficult to
oppose. Judge Mills said, that the
Old procedure in amending COM
paint during a trial was to withdraw
a Juror and go to Special Term for
an amendment. and, argued that UNI
der the new Civil Procedure it was
possible for Justice Morschauser to
permit an amendment, so that it
would be permissible for Judge Mills
to argue that Mrs. Rhinelander
should have told her husband she
was co'ored before he married her.
Mr.. Davis objected strenuously to
permitting the amendment to the
complaint at this juncture, inasmuch
as his whole theory of the case had
been based upon complaint which
alleged affirmative fraud, but said
that, although he did lot feel that
Justice Morschauser could permit
the amendment, he would waive
technicalities. He also made it very
pain that he did not want juror
withdrawn.
First they say she said too much
and now they say she said nothing"
said Mr.. Davis. "Judge Mills wants
two arrows to his bow. I won't
quarrel over the technicaiities int
volved, but l feel that in asking an
, amendment at this late date they
are guilty of laxity.'
COURT TO DECIDE TODAY.
L Judge Morschauser said that he
would take the matter under con-
sideration and make his decision to-
morrow morning. There were some
indications that he would not grant
| 30 ~
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ALICE.

When Rhinelander finally eft the
stand every one watched him cur
iously as he made his way behind
the jury box and through the crowd
ed chairs to his seat. He seemed
utterly unconcerned. picking his way
carefully through the crowd so as
not to step on any ones toes, or
brush them too closely.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-12-05

an opportunity to consider whether
| will ask for a mistriar.'
Il don't think there is any neces-
sity for a mistrial," said Justice Nor
schauser, mildly.
will your Honor give me an op'
portunity to consider if l will ask
for it," said Mr.. Davis.
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w OIL NY w S T E P.

Moze zbyt d4ugo czeka}ysmy Szanowne i Zacne.
Siostry decyzja orzekajaca wolnym wstepie do na
szego Stowarzyszenia Polek. ~
Bye moze przesadzamy, jezeli wysuwamy to twieE-
dzenie re wolny wstep jest srodkiem zaradczym dla
wzrostu poteg Bezwatpena jest waznym czynni
klein zdobywanu nowych szermierek do naszego
wsponego grona pod has}em jednosc m1osc siostrza
nej drugej strony przyznac musmy re ME wszystkie
czonkinie So zamozne pownnosci famlijne ME
pozwalaja wyg6rowane podatk wstepnego, op}aty
innych nezbednych zobowiazan Lczna rodzina, ME-
przewidziane wydatki dom i rodzine, brak zaecia
inne neprzewidziane rzeczy Suszne wec postapn Sza
noWny Zarza dstosujac to wiece obecujace post
nowenie N.Y. jako Polki zjednoczone pod sztandaren
Stowarzyszenia powinnysmy pomnazac niewiescie SEE
regi, gromadzic wsZystkie rodaczki nietylko
miescie Cleveland lecz udajmy sic obreb
miasta tn sic przekonamy stneje wiekie pole dzia
4ania wszedze gdze zamieszkuja Polk. Poswecmy ME
tyko czasu ecz owocnej szczerej pracy przekonamy
SIZE trud sowce zostane wynagrodzony pieknym
ii powaznym przyrostem. Zapisujmy do naszych zwar-
tych szeregow netko matk ecz sostry mlodsze MECH
r6wniez beda pozadane. Zapisujmy dziatwe do
szego grona, by takowa zaprawic do naszych
wy4acznych cel6w.
Pametajmy re wolny wstep potrwa do 1-go stycz-
mia roku przyszego, zabierzmy sic wec do piracy ozyw
czej owocnej, okazmy nasza zyczliwoSc m}oSc dla
nasze organzacji G4osmy ewangele naszego Stowarzy
organizacyjnej. Miemy zywej newygas1ej pamieci,
re zgodzie jednoSc s}a potega. Tylko solidarna
praca wzmocnic zdoamy zwarte szereg. ~s
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cd wybrzezu afrykan-
km Mrkko. Znajdu choG dziki ud Ri
ktory zacekioscia broni niepodeg}osci
niepodegfosc chwa,
gdy Rifi pod wdza dzengo dowody postanowl
f1panow wych odwecznych
di Hiszpanom kleske
Me zadowoi iednak cz
nell wyprzec woka rancuske
najdujac Okaza} jednak, przek
ozgoza} dobrc Badzo e dzieje. stalo. Ri
iene dzaaa namova boszewikow
do zakwania emy bowiem zda
kazdy narod lie niepodlegfo-
sci daily. przeszkod awiac.
Vice czesciowo Rfjan. ale drugiej
wiedzic walka ia i
beelow. bo o Eiszpanami
lub uledz Uboewamy
woi w}asny zaszkodenia Fncji o pospiesze
oomoca wcale ysei ME mysla.
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ME z dnia 26-so maja b. r., wy
g}oszone W Sejmie przy uchwala-
niu ustawy przerachowaniu tych
wkiadek oszczednosciowych, zio-
zonych W Pocztowej kasie Osz-
czednosci, W ktorem rownoczes-
ME udowodniiem, jak straszna
krzywde poniesli emigranci, kto-
rzy zfozyli ave oszezednosci W
bankach prywatnych. w tel spra-
vie wnioslem odpowiednie rezolu-
Gle, ktore " dniu 5-go czerwca
przechodziiy " Sejmie, jednako-
woz ME uzyskaiy calkowitej WICK
szosci Sejmu. Al po ostatecznem
uchwaleniu ustawy depozytach
" P. X. o. W dniu 1s
lipca 1925 roku, wniosfem wnio-
SEX, ktory xostai przyjety przez
Sejm W sprawie pokrzywdzonyeh
emigrantow polskich ze Stanow
Zjednoczonych Ameryki Poinoc-
nej, przersehowaniu wkiadow
oszczednosciowych, z}ozonych W
bankach prywatnych, ktory be-
dzie> rozpatrzony W komisji skar-
bowel ma :jesiennej sesji Sejmu
Rzeczypospolitej Pol.kiej. Dzieki
prasie polsko amerykanskiej vie
lie dowodow juz dotsd uzyskaiem
ma udowodnienie wyrz4dzonych
Wam krzywd, j mann nadzieje,
re nadal prasa polsko amerykan-
ska, ktora .toi W obronie pokrzy-
wdzonych, bedzie informowac tez
Was o kazdym wynieu, przez kto-
r4 odpowiednim LISTEN zwroce sic
do caiej Polonji Amerykanskiej,
W celu uzy.kania jaknajwiekszej
ilosci dokumentow, potrzebnych
przy uchwaleniu ustawy ban
kach prywatnych.
Przy sposobnosci dzisiejszej ko
mann zasxczyt do
nieie Wam, Drodxy Rodacy, ze
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LISTZ. POLSKI.
'" - - = - - f''f rPAN~ >: :
Posei Dziduch Pisze Do
MAS W Sprawie ,Wkia-
cdek oszczednosciowych
zfozonych w bankach
prywatnych przez emf
grantow z Ameryki.

Redakcja nasza otrzymala list
Polski cd Posla do Sejmu RE
czypospolitej p. Jana Dziducha W
sprawie sk}adek oszczednoscio-
wych, zlozonych W Bankach pry-
watnych przez emigrantow z Anne
ryki. ~-
Pan Posel laskawie nadesla}
nam rowniez tresd swego przemo-
vienna, wygloszonego W. Sejmie,
4 kt6rego brzmienie w wyjatkac
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O D E Z w A
Do Wszystkich Towarzystw, lstnieja.
~~ cych Przy Polskich Parafjach
t.. w miescie Cleveland.

Niniejszem many zaszczyt zaprosic wszystkie
poske towarzyst~a istnieace poszczegolnych para
jace siedzby miesc;e Cleveland, azeby raczy}y
wziasc udza1 niezwykej uroczystosci wynesienia
szego ksiedza Proboszcza Konsuora M. J. Orzechow-
skiego do godnosc Pralata Domowego Jego 'swiatob-
wosci Ojca swietego Pusa XII.
Uroczystosc ia podnosla odbedze sic niedzie-
le dnia 27-go wrzesnia b. godznie 10 80 rano,
ktorej uroczysta Msze swieta swej novel godnosci
odprawi Najprzewielebniejszy Ksiadz Praiat
Ma te wszech miar dla wszystkich wspa-
niala podniosia uroczystosc, jaknajuprzemiej
szamy
d.. szacunkiem,
FIJI. KOMITET.
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Tozy} oddawna Posce a
wykaza1y uzy1y Mic
ME
toczyt dl Panwa lyle by mogo
mogby bye wehtonne. Ale
Obcne wielu byiych
W
nakwnem, gdyz poli ake wprowadze
fermen bye ndpuczanen.
Wszystkm ktorzy za1zyi dl woska pokego.
najweksze Me
poyki
c}go polskiego Czyby
Eberum
zfozyc poszczegonych gnefom,
ale
dil roznych 'czykow"
dl wodza zachowae ale
posuwae tax daleeo by Pahwa Pokiego
ucicr mia f.
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OBSLUCA MA JE-
ZIORZE ERIE.

C. B. LIMA pasazerskich okre-
tow codziennie kursowac beda po
miedzy Cleveland i Buffalo do
15-go listopada.
TIE dogodne okrety ogrzewane
bywaja para zawsZe, a pasazero-
vie przyznaja te dogodnosc, jake
bardzo przydatna. Wsiadajac W
Cleveland lub w Buffalo kazdego
wieczoru godzinie 9-ej ma Eas-
tern Standard Time, pasazerowie
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puskiei Mazurzy lud kuluraly.
do Pk. Prawda. wyiatki. W
przeprowadzaneso pbicytu znlz koy badz obaa
badz
closowal do Niemiec Ale byy
bo ogo} mekiy Gala ia ku Posce bye
czaska polskiego narodu.
Pone pzyoczony przykad najepe obasi uczuciach MAJ
Mmch odbyway wielkie
byly
znaiduiace dowodwo armi
owdze zwracao do miicowei udno nakazm wydelcnia
kwae dla wojska Mejscow udnc pka rokzu usiuchac
la rozka wype}nl lz wypena sw sposob bowenn
do poke przybyla poca ozkazem. udno do
kazu peznaczya Gdzie
tamta W
tylel wot usichem. skzujac chewki.
dla Co? TO da wachmrz.
Chybascie chmstrz ma
oszalec oszaaiem,
wystarczy!
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Transport cymentowych blokow
przeznaczony do pewnej firmy W
Pittsburgh zawieral zamiast bio
kow najlepszego wyrobu beczko-
we piwo zawierajace cd 9 do -
i poi procent alkoholu. Szeryf Z
Painsville, Ohio odkryl tajemnice,
rozbi} wagon i pociag przeznaczo-
ny do Pittsburgh pozostai ma miej
scu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-22

w. tel sprawie sprawiedliwo:c w
Sejmie dot4d przewala ma ko-
rzyse pokrzywdzonych emigran-
tow, gdyz zarysy takowej okaza-
}y sic W Sejmie W dniu 27-V i W
dniu 5-VI b. r. W czasie uchwa-
lania W II i Ill czytaniu ustawy
zfozonych depozytach " P. o. X.
'Po otrzymaniu niniejszej kores-
Pondencji, uprzejmie prosze Ia
skawa odpowiedz z dokiadnym ad
resem. Listy wazniejsze prosze wy
syfae registrowane, jednak nad-
mieniam, re dotad wszelk4 kore-
spondencjr wysian4 ma mole imie
otrzyma}em W caikowitym porzqd
ku rome dokumenty, a takze
ksiq:eczki oszczedno:ciowe, ktore
zostana mnie przechowane az
do rozstrzygniecia ustawy przez
Sejm, wzglednie do Wa.zego roz-
porzadzenia.
Przytem zawiada miam Was ze
" niedfugim czasie b. r. napisze
list "a pomoca prasy polsko ame-
rykanskiej, W ktorym poinformu-
je dalszych rezultatach. Wszel-
kie li.ty do. mnie. przeznaczone
adresowae. prosz: Jan Dzidueh, po
sci, Warszawa, Poland.
Pozostaje nadziej4 osi4gnie-
cia 'celu swej piracy, prze.yiaj.c
braterskie pozdrowienie dla roda-
kow ma obczyznie.
Jan Dziduch,
Posef ma Sejm
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej.
Wychodzac zalozenia, re pra-
wdopodobnie wielu rodakow w
organizacji5 naszej sic grupuja-
cych jest zainteresowanych moze
osobiscie W powyzszej sprawie, -
dlatego tez obowiazku dzienni-
karskiego list powyzszy zamiesci-
lismy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-22

podajemy Ma innem miejscu.
Ponizej zamieszczamy W ca}osci
'otrzymany list cd p.r Dziducha. !.
81 .@trj<ir,.:-.
Warszawa.
- ',|iEt, - ,.
No: 1919. -; :
.->Niech mi wolno bedzie "a po.
srednictwem Pisma Szanownych
Panow poinformowac Rodakow "a
Oceanem o sprawie badz co badz
bardzo waznej dla mich.
Juz W miesiacu marcu, kwiet-
niu maju b. r. Ia pomoca pra-
sy polsko amerykanskiej informo-
wa}em Was, il wszcz4iem kroki,
ktore prowadz4 ku zblizeniu sic
do uchwalenia Ustawy zwrot
wkiadek oszczednosciowych, zio.
zonych W bankach prywatnych W
Polsce przez emigrantow = aAme-
ryki. ... !,
>Dzis posyiam Wam przemowie-