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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-12
REPORT OF CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE Is AWAITED

Washington, Nov. 12.-OP1-Out Of
the wctter of gossip a. to the proba-
bility Of the senate seating senator's
elect Ware Of Pennsylvania and Smith
Of Illinois, comes the suggestion that
their qualifications may be passed
upon even before they present their
credentials at the first session Of the
10th congress next year.
A report on the Republican primar-
les in which Ware and Smith received
their nominations is to be made to
the senate at the coming session by
the special committee which has in
quired into election campaigns in
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Wash
ington, Oregon, and Arizona.
Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri,
chairl1en, and his colleagues on this
committee have not indicated what
this report will contain, but in public
statements and speeches, the Missouri
ian has denounced the practices fol-
lowed in both the Pennsylvania and
Illinois primaries.
Whatever may be the recommenda-
ti0ns Of the special committee, there
will be q determined move to have
the senate act on them at the short
session beginning December 8. The
senate already Is on record in the
Newberry case as contemnfng the ex-
pcnditurc Of as much ~ $106, 900 in
q senatorial primary or election.
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TODAY
A FLYING DETROIT.
KIND BUT PRACTICAL.
SAYS FRANK BARHAM, .:YES."
FOR A LITTLE WHILE.

Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. 9.-This
city, Los Angeles, II it lives up to its
opportunities, which it usually does,
will do for flying machines what De-
troit has done for automobiles.
An excellent start has been made,
good machines are manufactured here.
They will be delivered to the con-
sumcr in any part Of North America
after twenty-four hour try-out
flight, and the price will be IF. O. b.
wherever you have I landing field"
Many IN American In years to come
will wire to Los Angeles for fly
ing machine, have It delivered the
next morning. step in and fly back
to California. Many that read this,
; will sec that.
Eastern religions have g horror of
DESTROYING animal life. The ignorant
mother on the banks Of the Nile
eyes Of her baby because It is .
sin to kill those flies.
The Japanese arc eastern, but also
practical, and hate hydrophobia. So
here and there they celebrate dog
hunting week." In Hyogo district
recently $500 wild homeless dogs
were rounded up and killed.
Then q special religious service in
their honor was held in tho "Kura-
yama temple, thirty Buddhist priests
officiating. Cautama, the original
Buddhist, you remember, allowed q
starving ti9ress with no milk for
her cubs to eat his body. The cubs
had milk, Cautama was miracutously
restored to life, and all lived happily.
In Chicago, when y funeral passes
they say, "There goes Daily News
reader, and when birth Is recorded
they say, "Hcrc comes another Chi
cago American reader" Thateexplains
Why HEARTS Chicago Americans cir
culatiOn ut 3 cents copy exceeds
thst 6f the 2-ccnt Daily Ncws by
100000 daily.
Times change and newspapers sue:
Chicago psily News still thrivcs, un-
pany, one Of Chicago's leeding de-
months Of this year, used in the Chi
cago Daily News 1,0t9,e 9,e6o agate lines
Of display advertistna Thls Davis
Comnany, full Of energy md foresight,
evidently wants to reaeh - many Of
the old Daily News readers % pos
sible, before they die.
The Chicago Daily News, much
elated.. asks. "Do Yen k1ow Of any
advertiser who has exessded this rec.
ord In one newspapepl" up speaks
modest and retirine frank Dsrham,
publishsr Of the Los Angsls9 Even
jne Herald: Eyes. The Cos Aneeles
Eyening Herald. in the first tsr
months Of this year, pnbIished fol
the Nay Company of les AA9elsi
,213,S77ragate lines, qf i0e,01e aeats
lines above the record you mention" "
This interests business and custom.
ers everywhere. for wise adveftialnG
means economy for the buyer. Ths
more goods each clsrk can cell In
the business day, tho loWsr prices
Continued - peSe oeseeo
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MANY ATTEND
BANQUET FOR
WAR VETERANS
S hort After-dinner Talks
Much Enjoyed = Dance
Draws Large Crowd

Veterans of the world war. as well
as other wars in which. the United
States took part, were guests Of the
War Mothers and the American Leg
ion Auxiliary last night at ban
quet at the Grand Pacific hotel,
which proved aSfitting climax to the
annual observance of Armistice Day
In Bismarck More than 225 people
attended, including members of the
War Mothers and Auxiliary, and
wives, mothers and sisters Of the war
veterans.
Following the serving of delicious
turkey dinner, a program of short
talks was given, with Miss Hazel Mel
son, president Of the Auxiliary, as
toastmistress. Mrs. John Burke
spoke first, in behalf of the War
Mothers, and welcomed the war vcter-
ans and other guests.
DR.. Cole Thanks H0stesses
DR.. w. f. Cole, commander Of the
local Legion post, extended the thanks
Of the guests to the two organizations
sponsoring the dinner, assuring them
that their thoughtfulness was greatly
appreciated. p. G. Harrington spoke
in behalf Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and told Interestingly of the
outstanding events Of the Spanish
American conflict.
Capt. w. NJ. Spann, speaking for the
present army organizations, told Of
the organization Of the peace time
army to provide adequate national
defense, and made a strong plea for
Preparedness.
Robert Dunn, who was in the navy
during the world war and served
aboard, the ship that carried most Of
the Hismarvk and Mandan soldiers
across, represented the navy on the
program Of talks and told of amusing
events aboard ship. Harry Herschleb,
q member Of the marine corps during
the war, represented that branch Of
the service, telling of the part played
by the "Dcvil Dogs" in winning the
war.
DR.. A1nson Talks
DR.. J. o. ArnsOn was called on to
represent the medical department of
the army, and his talk, while Of .
humorous nature, contained number
of serious thoughts here and there.
Miss Mcdonald, who served as q nurse
overseas during the war, was on the
program to represent that branch of
the service, but was unable to attend.
The program closed with the sing
ing Of "InlFiandery Field" by Mrs. J.
A., Larson. She was accompanied by
Mrs. J. L. Hughes, who also played
during the dinner and provided the
accompanipents for group singing led
by Spencer Boise. The singing in
cluded numerous songs popular DUR
ing the days Of the war and the vet
Grams took part with gusto.
The American Legion dance in Pat
terson hall was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed. An 11-piece orches-
ira furnished the music.
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PRESIDENT IS
GIVEN WELCOME
in MIDDLEWBST'
Coolidge Deeply Impressed
With Great Crowd Greet
ing Him at Kansas City

President Coolidge's Train, Nov II.
-lP)-The welcome which the pco-
pie Of the middlewest gave the presi-
dent and Mrs. .Colidge on their trip
to Kansas City, No.. two days ago
was repeated today as their special
train carried them toward Washing
ton after the president had made an
important pronouncemcnt on foreign
policy.
The United States, Mr.. Coolidge
declared before great crowd in
Kansas City on Armistice Day, will
adhere to the world court only on
the conditions laid down by the sen
ate. The significance Of the utter
ance was not lost on the assemblagc.
which had gathered for the dedication
Of the Liberty Memorial, erected in
the metropolis Of the southwest in
honor Of the men and women Of the
world war;
Aware of reports that the nations
that are members Of the court will
never accept the senate reservations,
the crowd broke into applause in
which cheers mingled.
President Coolidge was deeply inn
pressed with the great crowd which
greeted him. those ct the memorial
dedication exercises being estimated
by various officials at 10000, as we'll
as pleased by his cordial reception
The preside ntial train is due in
Washington late tonight.
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NJ. E. Ministers
to Refrain From
Use Of Tobacco

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 12.-LN-M Minis
terv applying for membership in the
North Georgia conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church south,
must take solemn pledge to abstain
from tobacco in all Of its form be-
lore their applications will bs con-
tsrday by ministers Of the confsrSncs
In session here.
The ruling Of the conference - art
enforcement Of church law enacted
some years ago providing thek Meth-
odist ministers slAll refrain from the
smoking habit.
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PAY HEAVY RKNT

\ Hsven farmels, eAu6at using state
land Without authosiSation. havQ
been 9oxced 70 psy rett. Most Of
then have been charged treble y!the
murnial sroilta for the land used, &C.
eotdiAg IN Caxf \. xoeltzky, sta&s
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FIGHT STARTS
FOR CONTROL
OF. new SENATE
Senator B0rah Suggests That
Frazier Be Reinstated In
Republican Ranks
MAINE STILL TO ELECT
Action on Suggestion Elk.
pected to Be Taken Soon
After Congress Meets

Washington, Nov. 12-LP-Prclim-
mary skirmishes in the fight that
looms over control of the senate in
the 10th congress have begun, al
though the organization Of that body
still is year away.
Facing the possibility Of u situa-
tion similar to that Of three years
ago when Republican insurgents
joined with Democ rats in forcing Sc
lection Of Democrat as chairman Of
the powerful Interstate Commerce
Committee, although all other chair
mainships were held by Republicans,
Senator BOrah, Idaho, has suggested
that party leaders permit Senator
Lynn j. Frazier of North Dakota to
rejOin the Republican ranks after two
years of wandering in the senate as
u lone figure since his banishment
from the party councils.
Election in Maine November -
Indications that the Republicans
will make every effort to organize the
new senate also were found in the
appeal made by Senator Curtis, Kan
sas. party floor leader, to the Repub-
licans Of Maine to elect one Of their
number ut the special election Novcm-
ber 20 to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Senator Bert NJ. Fern
aid.
But even If tho Republicans win
that contest, their position at tho
helm remains precarious, because they
will have only AZ seats in the new
senate, with the Dem ocrats having the
same number and the other two held
by Senator Shipstcad, Farmer Labor
Minnesota. and Senator Frazier.
If the latter votes with the Repub-
licans, that party would need only one
more vote to have clear majority
for organization. provided all the in
surgents vote as Republicans until
the senate offices had been filled
Senator Frazier was one Of the -four
Republicans read out of the party
after the Coolidge landslide of 1924
on the ground that they had support.
ed the candidacy Of the late Senator
Robert NJ. La Toilette for the, pres.
idency.
Action on the suggestion probably
will be taken soon after the present
congress convenes December 26. The
committee on committees then will
fill the vacancies on the various com.
mittees caused by the death of Sen.
ator Cummins, Iowa, and by the res.
ignation Of Senator George Norris
Republican, Nebraska, from the chair.
mansbip Of the agricultural commit.
tee.
Would Bring Other Readjustments
IL the Republican caucus and com.
mittec on committees rcinstate Sen.
ator Frazier and this action is con.
firmed by the entire senate, further
readjustments would be necessary
with some Republicans who have
taken their seats since March 4, 1928
placed lower in the lists and SO much
farther from chairmanships.
Senator Frazier now is q member
Of the committees on banking and
currency, mines and mining. pensions
and postofficc. From the bottom Of
each list he would advance several
numbers toward the top and the de-
sired chairmanships Of each.
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TONlGHT'S PROGRAM

p. m. Music by high school
orchestra.
Music by agricultural college in
strumental trio.
Address by A. +. Nelson. former
mayor Of st. Paul.
Operetta "Thc Feast of the Rcd
Corn"
All exhibits will remain on dis
play throughout Saturday and the
auditorium will be open to the
public without charge. No en-
tcrtainment program is provided
for Saturday.
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Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
,ta points for the "a hours ending
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Unsettled tonight and Saturday,
probably snow or rain: warmer.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-10-12
CLOS INWALID0W.

w GeneWle, gdze mleScl sic SledZlba Llgl NarO-
dow, przed tygodniem mia4a miejsce konwencji Mic
dzynarodowego Stowarzyszenia Inwalid6w Wetera-
now swiatowej Wojny Obradujacy delegaci reprezen-
towai try miony czfonkow Organzacji.
As PoWiedziane Wyzej stowarzyszenie r6zni sic Cd
|Organizacji Weteranow Panstw Aljanckich tem ze
rzyjmuje i liczy mgronie weteran6w by}ej arm
przyjmuje liczy gronie weteran6w by1ej armj
amerykanskiej.
Ma drugiej rzedu konwencji pierwszego stowa-
krwi jaki wytwarzaja wojny.
W rezolucji zredagowanej i odczytanej przez de-
legatoW francuskich owacyjne przyjetej przez
wszystkich obradujacych, szczeg6niesza uwage "a
sugue ustep kt6rym powiedzano, il ci kt6rzy prze-
szli okropnosci wojny nosza cele slady pre-
bytych cerpien, ba, cierpia dotad cierpec beda do
smierci, smaja prawo obowazek z4aczonem gfosy pra
cowac W kierunku pacyfikacj swiata a Organizacja
ich jako TAXA ma zblizyc ku sobe dotad powasnione
ludy miedzy niemi zadzierzguac wez}y zgody przy
jazni. w drugm ustepie rezolucj powiedziano:
,"Ranami dozgonnem kaectwem i fizycznemi cier
pieniam1 sWemi SWiadczac SWiatu okropnoSciach Wo
n.y. domagamy sic zapanowania wiecznego pokoju lu-
dow ziemi, Wszekie nieporozumienia i spory MECH
odtad rozstrzyga sprawedlwy bezstronny sad mie-
dzynarodowy"
Tu wypada dodac, re cele przytoczonych wyz Or
kierunku pacyfikac swiata czynione So zabiegi po
tazenia obydwu w jedno cia4o pod nazwa przez wick
szosc przyjeta, chwila poaczenia bye bliska. We
terani amerykahscy So naraze przeciwni jednej dru
giej Organzacji wzgledu, il te zwouja konwencje
do Genewy, stad pada podejrzene, il moga pozo-
staWac poozumienu Lga Narod6w, tel Stany
Zjednoczone ami uznac ami 1aczyc sic mia ME
mysa. Zarzady Stowarzyszen odpieraja jednak ten
zarzuut kategorycznem oswiadczeniem, il ME 4aczy
ich mic Liga Narod6w, a zwofywanie konwencji do
Genewy t46macza jako bye miejscem najodpowied
nejszem medzynarodowe zjazdy.
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Ia KOMITET,
J. A. zebrowski, +
Gospodarz Wieczorku
KosciuszkOWskiego.

ME ale stanowczo il ME So potrzebni nada Tu "a
W0d i rOZcZarOWanie.
ceu dalszego rozszerzania planu uzdolnienia
robotnika p. Ford og}asza i zak4adach swoch zy-
Gle wprowadza ostatnia swoja innowacje - piec dni
roboczych w tygodnu zap4ata szesc dn. Mona
sic spodziewac re wprowadzony zycie plan ostatni
wywofa rogon praca fabrykach florida podobna
onej pred kilkunasu laty przy zastosowaniu SEES
ciodoarowe "pejdy dziennie. Zastanowic sic bowiem
trzeba troche mad tem re pracodawca Ford ME obe-
cuje pacc robtnikom czterdzesci godzn piracy ty-
lie, lie p}ari dis "a czterdzesc osnn; dla powod6w
sobie tylko narazie wiadomych kwestje wynagrodze-
MIA pomija milczeniem, tylko mimochodem zazna-
cza, re czasem poruszy te kwestje, ME dale przy
tenn gwarancji IL peciodzienny tydzien piracy wpro-
wadz ma stale Me wypowiadajac sic jasno swych
planach ma przysz}osc, zdae sic trzymac tel zasady,
il przyznaniem robotnikom swom dIuzszego odpoczyn
ku zyska cd mich zamian wieksza wydajnosc pra-
cy, wieksza wydajnosc tejze oznacza Missy koszt
produkcji, co znow da czasem moznose podwyzsze-@
mia zarobk6w robotnikom uzdolnonym Bye tez moze
"a to zdaje sic prawdopodobnem, ID przez zastosowa-
ME kr6tszego tygodna piracy fabrykant ma ma mysli
.zapobieganie nadprodukcji. -BHE .a ast4sssass
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SEJM ODRACZA Sic DO
GRUDNIA.
w WARSZ w A

WARSZAWA. - Sejm
zgodzi} sic W sobote ma cd
<roczenie sWej sesji bez roz
wiazania, wobec czego wy
bory zapowiadane ma gru-
>dzien ME odbeda sic dzieki
naprezeniu spowodowane-
mu litewsko : sowieckim
traktatem neutralnosci.
Sejm zbierze sic dopiero w
poczatkach grudnia dla zat
wierdzenia budzetu ma
pierwszy kwartaf 1927 ro-
ku. Sejm ma podobno ogra
niczyc ma przysz4oosc swo
ia dziafalnosc do zatwier-
dzenia budzetu.
Marszalek s< Pi}sudski
zmieni} sklad swego gabi-
netu przez usuniecie Sla-
Woj Skladowskiego i miano
wanie ma jego miejsce oso-
bistego swego przyjaciela,
MoraczeWskiego, bylego
premjera Polski. Krok ten
zrobiony zostaf podobno w
celu naagodzenia socjalis-
tow gPsSR s.. sprzeciWila sic
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Jedyna polska newiescia organizacja W
Cleveland, majaca tn swoj g1owny Zarzad Central
ny - StoWarzyszenie Polek Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, sobote, dnia ego listopada b. r. Audyto-
rum ZWiazku Poak6W Ameryce przy Broadway
Forman Zabawa ia rozpoczne sic godzinie Tel
WiecZOrem.
Komitet zajmujacy sic przygotoWaniem Ba-
lu Maskowego poczyni} juz wszystkie przygotowa-
MIA jest stanie obecnie zapewnic, re kuchnia "a
opatrzona zostane w smaczne przekaski, buffet po-
siadac bedzie wysmienite ch1odzace napoje, poza-
tenn komitet postaral sic to- re do taica przygry-
wac bedzie piefwszorzedna, doborowa orlkiestra.
Stowarzyszenie Polek jest wielce popular
na ogolnie znana organizacja niewiescia naszem
miescie Organizacje te znamy wszyscy, Zarzad Cent
rainy tego pieknego zespo1u - jeszcze lepie Me
byfo zadnej piracy czy to spo}eczne czy to narodo-
wei czy innej zas}ugujacej poparcie, w ktorejby
Zarzad Centralny jak r6wniez i Grupy ME bra}y
czynnego udzialu. Jako najlepszy dowod MECH po-
s}uzy obecnie prowadzona kampanja ma rzecz Fun
dacji Kosciuszkowskiej. PAM Jab1o1ska, prezeska
StoWarzyszenia jest vice prezeska Zarzadu Glow
nego, inne cz}onkinie Zarzadu Centralnego jak np
dzia4 bardzo czynny W piracy agitacyjnej ma rzecz
Fundacji To jasno dowodzi, re Stowarzyszenie Po-
lex W Stanach Zjednoczonych - jest zespo}em bar
dzo patrjotycznym, uswiadomionym przeto W zu-
pefnosci zas}uguj jacem ogolne poparcie
SpodzieWac sic nalezy, re bal maskowy
sobote dnia ego listopada W AUDITORIUM Zwiazku
PolakoW w Ameryce Zgromadz liczne zastepy
czfonkih Stowarzyszenia Polek w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, re cz}onkinie nasze posiadaja szerokie
znajomosci i ciesza sic wielka popularnoscia SYM
patja, Wierzyc mozemy, re dniu wyzej powiedzia-
nym AUDITORIUM Zwiazku Polakow Ameryce WV
pelnl sic doboroWa publicznosca po same brzegi.
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INOWACJA FORDA

Spo}eczenstwo amerykahske oddawna juz przy
zwyczajne s1yszec cd do innowacjach
nagnata autuomobilowego do pewnego stopnia przy-
acela% robotnika Henryka florida. Gdy pred klkuna-
stu laty ogosif on, il minimizing plata osm godzin
dziennej piracy bedzie pec dolar6w jakis p6z
niej podwyzszyf do szescu dolar6w tysace roobtni-
k6w rzuciio sic hurmem do jego fabryk po wzgednie
dobrze platne 'joby Zaanagazowani do piracy zatem
uszczeswien nadzieja dobrych zarobk6w przy stalej
przez rok caly piracy wnet mog przekonac sie re p.
Ford maf mysl wynagradzanie Ii tylko zdolnych
robotnikoW, mogacych wykazac sic widocznym owoca-
mi ich piracy = odpowiednio do spodziewanej zap}a-
ty. Me div tez, re welu doznafo wkr6tce
wanna zaWodu, Nbo ola robotnkow ME mogacych wy
kazac sic piracy pEzedsawajacej wartosc pie
cu czy szesciu dolar6W dzenne niediugo po ch
gatowaniu zabraklo mejsca - spowiedziano i'm grzecz
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objeciu stanowiska ministra
spraw wewnetrznych przez
pos}a Moracewskiego, wo-
bee czego Moraczewski WY
stapi} z partji socjalistycz-
nej.
Nowy Rad ME bedzie po
trzebowaf przedstawiac sic
Sejmowi dla uzyskania vo-
tum zaufania, wiec rad
premjera Pi}sudskiego be-
die cieszy} sic przez pierw
sze diva miesiace zupe4na
swoboda.
Stanowisko . ministra
spraw zagranicznych ME
zosta}o jeszcze dotychczas
ohsadzone, gdyz marsza-
lex Piisudski czeka. podob-
no ma poWr6t b. ministra
ola spraw zagranicznych,
Zaleskiego, z, Paryza.
Ofiarowanie tex minister
.jalnych wlascicielom ziems-
kim z pod Wilma, Meyszto-
Wicowi i Niezawistowskie-
mu jest uWazane "a demon
stracyjne i podkreslenie, re.
Rad marszafka Riiissudkie
go uWaza Wilno "a teren.
czysto polski. tjJias8 ssl
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Do Czlonkin Stowarzyszenia Polek
W Stanach Zjednoczonych.

]" Wszystkie czfonkine, ktore maja bilety ma
Bal Maskowy Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjed-
noczonych data mylna, proszone So przesfanie
takowych do pani Leokadji Biegajskiej p. n. 6015
Gertrude ave. " tym tygodniu W zamian otrzyma-
ja bilety move z data wiasciwa ponewaz data balu
zostafa zmieniona 7-go ego lstopada b. r.
Uprasza sic rowniez wszystkie urzednicz-
Xxi, by wszelke prezenty nadeslaiy do prezeski pani
L. Jabfonskiej p. n. 3679 E. 63rd str. tym eszcze
tygodnu.
-." KOMITET
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Minister robot publicz-
nych, Andrzej Moraczew-
ski.
Minister dobra publicz-
nego, DR.. Jurkiewicz.
Minister reform rolnych,
pr. w. Staniewicz.
Minister sprawiedliwosci,
Alexis Meysztowicz.
Nowy Rad, jak sic spo-
dziewaja, rozpocznie ma
tychmiast .akcje DIPLOMA
tyczna odnosnie ostatnio
podpisanego w Moskwie
traktatu litewsko rosyj-
skiego, kt6ry tn t}umacza
jako dow6d, re Litwa jest
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tn bolszewick -litewskiego.
Minister Zaleski' oswald
czy}, re Francja jest goto-
wa pomaga6 Polsce, o lie
by Litwa Wysunefa kwestje
Wilma. Polska zazada do
chodzenia, czy zawarty
traktat jest W zgodzies q u
stawami Ligi,. Narod6W, kt6
rel czlonkierl jest IitMa.
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SHINY CABINET PO-
WSTAk w POLSCE.

Premier minister woj-
ny -. Marsza1ek Jozef Pill
sudski.
= Minister spraw zagranicz
.nych (nieobsadzone)
*. Minister spraw wew-
netrznych, - Slawoj sk]a-
d0wski.
Minister handlu prze-
myslu, - Kwiatkowski.
Minister finansoW, -
Czechowicz.
Minister rolnictwa, Ka-
fol Niezwistowski.
Minister komunikacji, Ro
mOcki