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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Tobacco Tax May
Come TO a Vote

AUSTIN. Texas, May 22-fPi-D De-
spite.s the reported unfavorable atti-
tude os the administration. the much
discussed proposed tobacco tax may
again bob up ia this session. several
members III both houses believe.
when anprnur alton bills are
finished and "a free conference COM
mittee report ia made. appropriations
Vet win not be within the states
prospective revenue. they predict. and
Err additional revenue raising mca-
sure probably the tobacco tax. might
be levied on the advalorem rate
raised.
A bil seeking % impose a tobacco
ta1 barely killed I'm The senate I'M the
closing days nf the regular a0th leg
i-lature when parliamentary ma
neure-.H were invoked
Former Governor flames ri. Ferru-
son is ore WI the strongest pro-
ponents ~ the proposed levy. m re-
cent issue II his weekly newspaper.
Ferguson scored the "big daily
rawsuauers' for what he termed IN
artaronistic feeling toward tho meas
ure. declaring that big flaming cfg-
rfe-te advertisements show where
'hafr patriotism iF coming from. III
Governor Dan Moody. hr added. -h4s
taken un me slogan uf the dalr
ncwapape
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Amend Sentences
of Two CONNECTED
in PeOmdge Cases

Sentences of both Floyd Dodd ana
klice Stockwel, convicted in The
rcoua-~ trial held at Corpus Christi
early this year aud serving terms
in the Cameron county Jail here,
have been amended by order Of
Judge J. e.. Hutcheson. Jr.
Tho amen 3ments cut the length uf
the sentence the men were to serve.
giving them immediate release. ana
also gives them time to nay the fines
which were assessed against them.
III the case NJ Floyd Dpdd, former
justice of the peace III Raymoudville,
county seat of Wllacy county, who
was sentenced 30 four months IN jail
and o 81 600 fine, he was ordered re-
leased after serving two months and
has been given siN months an which
tn pay his fine nf $1,000
Stpckwcll. farmer. was sem
fenced t0 yN days in jail and fined
$500. His sentence was amended VI,
giving him bis release after having
served half ms time. He was given
a year In which 10 pay his fine.
These mca received Jail terms n
the trial iu Corpus Christi az which
Sheriff Raymond Teller and sever
ED others received prison sentences
telegram containing notice MI the
amcracd sentences was received here
thia afternoon hy Harold Jefferds.
deputy U ". marshal, ana Immediate
IN put into effect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Find Flowing Cheaper
Than Chopping Cotton

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. May 2i-
-l4l-Farmers in the black land
sections surrounding Corpus Christi
have cross plowed approximately 25.-
coo acres of cotton instead of chop
ping ID in the old fashioned way and
according to ~ survey made hy II. vi.
Horptner. Nueres county aErIcul-
tural agent. have saved Sl2.5UU in
this one operation.
The average cost NJ cotton chop
ping by hand was 80 cents an acre.
The 25.000 acres. which were crossed
plowed with the double row culti-
vators and which seem 90 have proc
duced unusually good results, cost
On an aver rage of one cent an acre.
According az the survey made by
iocpfnrr, there nre about 10000 acres
Of rott0H under cultivation in Nueccs
county. lf the cross blowing has
been substituted for the hand chop
ping on the entire acreage. the say-
ing 10 the farmers would have
amounted % around 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Motorists Have 80
Days to Get License

AUSTIN. Tex. May 2l.-tPt-A
motorist from another state may
stay IH Texas for 10 days without
obtaining Y new license plate proc
viding he registers his automobile
number before the thirty days expire.
SiXty additional days are granted up
on payment Of 81.
This information has been put ont
hy the State Highway dcpartm ent
which contrasts it with privileges
for visitors with automobiles in 9TH
III ,trtrs-
Alabama extends reciprocal rryi-
lcgcs. except a. to cars operated tcr
hire. Reciprocal privileges. d b cN-
planned. permits the visitor from an-
other state to stay as long m the
state which he IS visiting without
obtaining license plates as is pei
mitted hy the state whose license
plates ~ carried.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
CHAMBERLAIN
Will NOT FLY
Intimates He Has No
Intention OF Trying
Paris Trip

ROOSEVELT FIELD. IN. Y.. May 2i.
The Paris fH4ht uf Clarence Cham
berlin was indefinitely postponed"
tonight when friend persuaded him
not to make gn immediate attempt.
They showed HIM that while wealth
cr was good tonight unfaNorahlc con-
ditious We're predicted for tomorrow.
The secretary uf the contest COM
mittce uf the National Aegonoutical
Society was discovered t1 have gone
ta Washington, and TX Was said that
the flight would not he official UNI
less Schory sealed thu harnsrlrh.
alright. it's all 0ff" Chamheriin
said at length. Its or indefinitely.
and when we DO take Off it won't be
for Paris in an probability That has
been done. Wen probably fir west
instead ~ east. Perhaps Honolulu
ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y- May
2i-.P Gasoline SPILLED from the
Byllauca plane as it was being t0wtd
across the field caught fire tonight
and lar twe threatende the plane
with destrlctior.
The plane was on the way from
Roosevelt field 90 Curtis Field where
its hangar is. after Clarence Cham
berlin had announced Indefinite post-
rrremrrt af an attempt tn hop uff
for Paris.
Gasoline .hat had been drained off
formed puddle and Eas believed to
have been rnitei hy a cigarette
Firemen rushed to the blaze. and
when they arrived found that tire
gasoline had burned itself out. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
SESSION May
BEFORCEDTO
CARRY over
Little Progress Made
In Disposing of Va
rious Appropriation A
Measures

AUSTIN. Texas. May 2l.-'Ft-
Definite indication as To whether the
special .e ion Of the Legislature can
finish its allotted lab0rs in 80 days,
and some idea as % the probable
fate of several administration pre-
iects. including \ law enactIng state
civil service. are expected neAt
week. third of the session.
Tho ioW way the house has been
progi cssing for several reasons rem
ders doubtful the possibility Of con-
Guiding the work cut out for the eX-
traordipary session. Resumlng work
Monday morning. after a recess over
Saturday, the senate will pick ~
the remainder of the Sll,0000o0 de-
partmcntal appropriation bin. third
of seven money measures tO he con
sidered.
The senate. which has passed the
four major appropriation bills, MI
dive into the school bills. one car
rying S3.000.000 for rural aid amt
the ether Sl400.000 "a supplement
the available school fund. The house
supplemental Till calls for Sj.500.0o0
as agreed upon before "A statement
Continued on page siX-)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
ATTEMPT MADE
TO CUT LEVEE
AT MCREA, La.
Guardsmen Ordered TO
Danger Point; Cut
Would Enda n g e r
Large Area

BATON ROUGF. La. May 2l.-tA1
Unnamed parties tonight were at
tempting 10 cut the levce between
Meta and Simeaport on the west
bank Of the Atchalafaya river OPP
posite McCrae. scene Of the principal
fight t0 save the east side from in-
undatiOn. according ky a naval radio
message received here tonight from
}. FL PrtAway. Government engineer
The cut If effected would cause
great damage" the message said. and
the men here were too exhausted TO
prevent the carrying out Of the
threat. Immediate aid was requested
IN response ten Euardsmcn were dis
patched from Arganza, about l5 miles
aWrN.
The rndi0rram did not state
whether an attempt ~ cut the
levees had already been made or was
about 10 be made. II has been ru-
mored that McCrea has been strong
ly in favor of cutting the west side
in The hope that the town would be
saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
YOUTH ADMITS
ROBBINC BANK
Mystery of Looting of
Ovalo State Bank
Cleared

ABILENE, Texas, May 2l.-lPl-
The arrest Of Aubrey Ray, 20. Of
Stamford. and his formal confession
here today. clears up the robbery Of
the Ovalo State Bank. this county.
last March 20.
Arrested at Stamford after clues
had been obtained IN a raid IN Gala
han county. Ray Immediately ad-
mitted his part in the bank robbery
and named his cousin. Togo Raw Of
Cisco. as his companion and fellow
participant Taylor county Officers
were advised tonight that Togo Ray
has been arrested in Durant. Okla
homa. and Sheriff I'LL I'll O'Bar has
gone there tn claim him.
Ray said the bank robbery was
planned IN the spur of the moment
a. he and Togo. IN an automobile
were nearing Ovalo. They saw the
banks advertisement on roadside
signboard. and Immediately decided
% rob i'll They escaped in an auto
mobile which Aubrey says H. stole IN
LampaSas.
Hc showed the officer where he
had hidden the money. A small
amount was recovered. Aubrey says
he spent the rest Of share. about
Si.7eO.
RAYS confession was made IN
writing to J. r. Black OF Baird. dis
trict attorney lie later made n con
fessi0n 70 q news reporter.
Charges of robbery have beer
filed in the case. officers said tn
night. "A warrant for Togo Raw
arrest was forwarded 10 Durant VI.
ficers. ". n. O'Bar. sheriff advised
the Reporter-News tonight from
Fort Worth. that he had Togo Ray
in custody and would reach here
Sunday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Feminine Journalist
Will Run Newspaper

SAN ANTONIO. Texas MAY 2l.-
~. Every important position except
that - the sporting editor on tle
"Huisache" Main avenue sigh school
stud nts newspaper, viii he held
next wear hy feminine journalist
ln the announcement ct the STAFF
for rext rpar twelve girls were given
nIacus while only four boys succeed
ing in winning jobs IT hr HuIsalle"
has won many state contests fnr tfe
best high school parer. Next year
ID wan BE managed and most 81 ..s
reading matter viii be- written ty
girls Bows uln handle the sports
columns and take care uf the prooi
reading
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Outside Inn, Scene
Of Staying, Burned

BORGER. Texas. Nay 2I.-lP.-
Outside Inn. near S<lnnett. whose
proprietor. George N0r- worthy was
killed Thursday. burned tonight. and
police believe the fire vas .rrendiars
The place was paAiockci Friday
following the killing af Norsworthy.
Temple Piper wa> arrested IT q
rharEs ofmurder ir connection with
the kiiiurg and released today on
Sf0coa bond lle was in jail az The
time the inn burned.
According 10 piucr's version of the
kiIInr - went to the inn with two
cnmpAnlans fr hny drink. ani that
Nvrswgr hs flourlahsd W steI which
Piper took from hin. Noteworthy
thrn hit Pircr with bottle. anl
pircr. according a the lsttcr's story,
shot the proprietor.
Norsw~rthy's body was sent 70
joplin, Nc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Crowd HowIs for Sight Of Hero

c,t-id The cr,gd was howng for a sight Of the hero
who IN. yon the heart WI France American probably
bad trr brilliant searching lights focused the
balcony Of the building into which ndbergn had been car
cculd do no more The American ambassador came 10 the bal
conv ann waved the aviator helmet at the crowd, which
kept shouting: ,,,.,
THO riInt-the pilot. Let see Lindbcrghl'
Iindbergh asleep his feet was lifted up and carried
To n automobile and hurried 70 Paris, few miles away 70
sleep after the many hours when even TO close ms eyes Tor
q moment might have meant death
Tnigbt ne lies in bed his country embassy 1t was
f midnight when he reached here-after he got out on
bd W New York to make the great adventure in which al
ready % many others had failed
II was on the ambassadors nsstence that the youth per-
himself 10 90 the embassy and the had difficulty
in making his way through the Continued on Page Ihree
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
TWO GRADUATES
RECEIVE WATCHES

Miss Sarita Conrad ana Sc0val
BiEelow were th high school graau-
ates. ~ receive the watches given
away hy Dorfman's Jcwelry store
Friday.
The pictures 20 all the graduates
af the Brownsville senior high school
fur thls wear wrre pasted around the
face nf an aiEht-day clock Where
h, hand. stopped those two for
tunatc people would he awarded n
Blloya watch each. valued at SS7 1n.
The clock stopped 1t 6.25 y. ~. Fri
LnN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Worker Killed BY
Electrical Shock

HOUSTON. Texas. May 2i.-'P'
! q. Carter. 81. electrical workeI. F..
through whose body $4,000 volts -
sIc,tiicity PASSED Friday afternoon
find saturday.
rhysicilrs considered " remark
shle that ~ lived l2 hours after thc
shock. they said. usually J. inst MI
N fatal. Carter. an ,mploNc q the
electric llght company, accidentally
touched piece OF metal against J
high tensioa line switchboard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Business Section
Destroyed By Fire

FfNf IAN. Ara. May 2l.--fPi--
W. I.r fhr Fnfi-a hr-inrsS section
VII tAlnridn. 8H NJ iies from here. was
r. ed ton zht hy fire.
Ali but two stores nf the business
r.r'ef wee hurrsf The loss was
estimated al 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Mother Receives News Of Sons Triumph

AT Detroit Charles mother relaxed her steadily MAIN
tanned attitude of silent confidence and through tears OF Joy
declared his victory all that mattered.
1t was the common people France who first hailed the
intrepid Indbegh he emerged from what only yesterday
afternoon his death chamber
Shortly after 1910 the Of his motor, for which
they had been waiting for hours, out OF the clear
night sky to the of the multitude Police lines were
swept aside thousands surged the field TO welcome
the who had their hearts and had earned immortal
fame.
There ne the rv went up a the rays the search
lights cleaned upon monopanG gracefully descending
from darkness which had envoped all and through
which only with the sound OF the motor gave warning oil ms
approach AT this instant the crowds began their ace
across the field
smoothly the arplane the Spirit Of St. Louis, gded
down upon the lighted s'53la Ee & Deot 81 = nu od %
of feet rampng upon one another IN an effort
to reach the side of the uSeag wthh which sat young
man who all alone had succeeded in flying from New York 20
Paris without stop:
Enthusiastic Mob Greets Flier
The wheels had scarcely ceased 70 ro the propeller had
barely come OF a stop when Iindbergh weaTyeyed but
smiling got up from the seat where ne mad so long sat- ana
in voice almost drowned by he cheerS oI ouSahuS Sau
with charming simplcit3+~~-.
Well. here are
He put leg over the side of tlf cockpit, and was
grasped by dozen hands 50 was A other leg a. soon as
he could Get Il out of the nachin Npldng him high and
cheering him, with cheers that ir e heart s "ei
as the throat the crowd took him to itsef r.,
The police did their best get 70 he young nero anu
save him from those to whom he had ne'.e = lller
hero. sportsman, to adnte forever; bui they were hep
less against the impulse, Ignoring the s"sh@
batons Of the gendarmes and the 6ud Foced ~ -
dels anxious to bring order out Of de % oul very n
enthusiasm, the crowd Of "nreo apuul l'e
young from America held al0tt al shihg anu see'-
ingy bit bewldered on the arms Of 2 lew sturuy ou.
For half hour they pushed one another ts way an
that trying to take young Lindbergh from m pane u IN
administration buildings the anung he'u' Neic not.
Of his country and Of France mao ong pee w. %
ing welcome him with due formally When llnay they
got him there his tired and trembling fingers were gspe1
in handshake of Americas ambassador 70 FRANCE Myroh
T. Herrick and by Frenchmen "a nigh position
But Lindbergh weary seemingly ~ Know wnat %
il all about. lie smiled ana saiu' inaiA ~ -n -
afv hann, and then his fatigue could be- fought off nc
longer and he seemed 10 20 sleep standing there on his
feet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-22
Paris CROWDS
PayHOmdgeto to
Heroic AUidtOy

A new epoch in aviation has been iauguraied
Charlie Iindbergh of Little Falls Minn- landed at l.e-
bourget France at 5:21 D. eastern daylight time yes
erdav in one recordsmashng jump from Roosevelt Field
New York.
We'll here we are his greeting to the enthusiasm
maddened crowds
Unaccompanied Iindbergh drove his plane The Spirit
of ST. Louis over the nearly 1000 mile air track, clipping
about two hours half off the most optimistic time al
lOwance
The world imagination fired by his exploit.
Spontaneous celebrations in scores of cities, both mere
and abroad lasted far into night President Coolidge
executives Of other nations flashed their congratulations
and these supplemented by thousands from individuals
publicly prominent
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25
PIERWSZA ROZMOWA PRZEZ
OCEAN.
WYMIANA ZDAN TRWAkA
ZALEDWIE OSM MINUT
WBRACJE MEkBRANY TELEFONIcZNEJ DOLATUJA NEW
YORkU LONDYNU W IS 1000 sEkUNDY

NEW YORK. - Wielkie priest.
rzenie Atlantyku zmalafy nagle
gdy poraz pierwszy pomknefy mad
MIN wibracje mikrofonow telefo.
nicznych New Yorku do Londy.
M Londynu do New Yorku.
Z tel strony mowif p. Walter
S. Clifford, prezes American Te.
lephone and Telegraph Co., tam.
te; Sir George Evelyn P. Murray,
sckretarz poczty angielskiej.
Rozmowa ia ME rozniia sic nj.
czem cd zwyklej rozmowy telefo-
nieznej domu do domu, czy ma
vet pietra ma pietro, choc prze-
strzen, dzielaca aparaty rowna sic
$500 milom, a przygotowania dc
tel roxmowy &kosxtowaiy w mai.
skromniejszem obliczeniu S milo.
now dolarow, gdy do kosztow stwo
rzenia tel lini komunikacyjnej do
liczye koszt licznych eksperymen-
t"w, ktore poprzedziiy te uroczy-
sta chwi1e.
Pierwszy dzwiek slow tu wymo-
wionych us}yszano W Londynie po
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25
- ~PRZEGLAD CZNY- -

T.. Zatarg pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi
rMek.ykiem .prawy nikaraguanskie zdaje sic
zaaatwiony zo'tanie dross pekojow4, drog. ukla-
dow. zano'iio sic wprawdzie poczatku ma .er,~a-
nie stosunkow pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi z
jednej Meksykiem drugiej .trony. ale nad.y.
lane protesty do konsre.u przez wiesze zrze.zenia
i Stowarzyszenia amerykanskie zrobiiy .woje, j
prasa tax W. angielskim jezyku wydawana jak i
obeojezyczna zsodnie uzasaniia Gala niepopuarno;e
moiiwo;ci wojny. Przeeiw wojnie opowiedzia1 sic
rowniez i Legion Amerykanski, vice ze.pof z
bysych ofcerow zoinierzy armU Wuja Sama sic
skiadajscy.
Gale wiec nieporozumienie ma bye zaia-
twione droea ukiadow J.k wiadon,osci, nadchodz.-
&c ze stolicy kraju giosza, obaj prezydenci male.
kiej Nikarasui obstajs pr.y swojen ma ..dne
ustspstwa narazie sic ME godz.. Jednak ma oehio-
'dzenie tyeh wejownicaych zapsdow niernaio wpiy-
ME fakt ze ostatnio konendant .taslkew wojenaych
ma wodach Nkaragai sic znajdujacyeh stanowcxo
zaiedaf zaprzestAnia walk otdania .poru do ro.-
'trzysnieeia spscjalnemu trybpnaiow. Widz@c ME.
moiliwoic prowadtenia dalej walk prsystae oni be-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25

osmnastu~ setnych czesciach sekun-
dy. Naturalnie Halo! - byfo tez
p;erwszem sfowem, ktore przele-
ciafo. tam powrotem mad ocea-
mem poczem znow nastapi{o
dtuzsze przemowienie p. Gifforda.
1nauguracyjna konwersacja trwa-
Ia osm minut, poczem nowy tele-
fon oddany zostai do u1ytku pu-
biicznego.
Pomimo znacznej op}aty, bo SIS
Ia minute, "zapisafo sic do gfosu"
wiecej osob, niz mozna byio obslu-
zyc. W chwile po inauguracyjnej j
rozmowie Prasa Zjednoczona otrzy-
r,afs ipierwsza "ustna" wiadomosc
Londynu 0 przyjeciu przez ksie-
sia sHslji .aproszenia ma uroczy-
stosci ipcowe W Kanadzie.
Wielkie to ma znacxenie, bo je-
szcze @predzej wiadomosci ze stare
go swiata nadchodzie beda do Ame-
ryki. Z kaxdym wiec dniem ludz-
kose coraz to bardziej posuwa sic
W dziedzinie postepu W wytrwaiem
zdazaniu do udoskonalen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25

nowych awantur poitycznych do nowych ME
szczesc - u
"Rozbrojone" Niemcy jak widae z po-
wyzs1ej broszury, posiadaj4 zakonspirowana i wy
smiencie wyekwipowana uzbrojona przeszlo sled
milo rniljonowa armje.H Obecne silly zbrojne Niemec
autor dz'eli ma rozmate tajne organizacje wojsko-
we, ktorych przytacza nazwy ich iczebnose Jak
dalej powiedzianej broszurze zaznaczono orea-
nizacje wojskowe obejmuja prawie Gala uczaca sic
mfodziez, wszystkich byiych wojskowych tax mio-
dziez jak starszych te dziela sic stale ME-
stale. Stale organzacje maja podziaf scsle wo-
skowy ma mode sregularnej armG odbywaia sic
tam resularnie ewiezenia i szkolenie zas organixa-
Gle nestaie sa jakoby dalsza rezerwe i czionkowie
tychie 81 do ewiczen powoiywani tylko cd cz..u
do czasu. Me main rowniez wewnetrzneeo u
stroju wojskowego.
Biorsc pod uwage powyiej przytocxone
dane, dziwe sic zbytnio ME naleiy, ie czujae ,wa
'ife nienaiaszki, coraz bsrdziej butniejszymi sic
stajs. Aljanci tei widoczne godza Sc pocichu tym
faktem, bo widocznie wiedzs, ie rozbrojeniu Me
mice zaposno jui obecnie jest my:lec.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25
'Rozbrojone" Niemcy - So "Uzbro-
Liga Narodow - To Liga Pieciu Mo-
Armji Polskiej W Zgodzie Narodu.

Nv dyskusji ostatnem posiedzenu sci
mowej komsi dla spraw zagranicznych paru po-
slow przemawajac po sprawozdaniu ministra Ia
leskiego wyrazi}o opinje, ie Lga Narodow ME "a
fatwia waznych spraw miedzynarodowych, ale de-
cyduje mich piec mocarstw, Liga zadawalnia sic
tyiko tenn, re aprobuje fakty dokonane. Zdaniem
ich traktat Locarno podpisaio panstw siedm ale
tylko Piec zafatwia sprawy miedzynarodowe.
Polske odsuwa sic cd spraw medxynaro-
dowych mimo, re jej podpis widnieje ma traktacie
lokarenskim.
Przemowene pos}ow miaio ma celu "a
znaczenie re Polsce staia sic krzywda przez zgno-
rowanie jej g}osu sprawie zniesenia kontroli mad
zbro jenami niemieckiemi
nietylko ia ia krzywda sic stafa Polsce bo
juz lyle razy to sic powtarzaio, ie ui chyba Mkt
W Polsce Lige Narodow serjo ME bierze a .e
tax jest udowadnia fakt, ze ka1dy bezpeczenstwo
Polski widzi przedewszystkiem .ilnej armii pol
s<iej W wierxe mia, a takxe W zaufaniu n.rodu
DO Marsxalka Piisudskieso, bo wie ie dokad on .y-
y - sranice Poski - bespisczne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25

"Dziennik Narodowy", W Nowym
Yorku wychodzacy, doskonale obra
zuje swe stanowisko wzgledem rx4-
du silnej reki, majacego ma celu
poprawe stosunkow, gdy rozpacza
W siosie VIOLA, :e Piisudski jeszcze
nie rexygnuje.l
: Naboine pragnienia "Dzienika
EAsoaoweso" ME sprawdzs zdaje
sic jsdnak, bo CO rozsadnego ; ro.
xumneso stoi przy rz4dxie, wiedz4c
rssd tsn jssts nal lsipssyfn. J6ltic
dotychcsas Polska posiadala. Ust4-
picnic Piisudskiego z premjerstwa
cay wresxcie odsuniecie sic Cd rza-
dxenia krajem, byioiy dla Polski
wielk4 kleska, gdy1 w}asnie obecnie
kraj pod rzadami obecnego rzadu
zd4ia wyrwale po poprawienia
stosunkow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-25

Dsiwny wypadek, trudny do u
wierzenia a jednak prawdziwy, -
mial miejsce " Warszawie. Ote
jak udowodniono, dwoeh inxynie'
row, obracajecych sic W najwyz'
szyeh sferach towarxyskieh stolicy
PREY ka1dej nadarzaaeej sic spo.
sobno;ei kradio pieniadze i koszto.
wnosci, by potem " sposob powy'
1ej powiedziany uzyskane fundu.
.xe rozdxielae biednym, lub obda.
rowywae niemi instytucje rdobro.
cxynne. 'sss'
Ksia.ki znalezione i W sposoh
nadzwyexaj wzorowy prowadzone,
wykazywaly, ze owl "z}odzieje" ola
sisbie mic ME zatrzymywali, a pre-
prowadzone dochodzenia stwierdzi-
}y, ie wszelkie pozycje uwidocznio-
ne " ksiexkach potwierdxili ei, kts.
rzy zapomosi otrzymali.
Me pochwalamy bynajmniej kra
dzieiy nawet W celach filantropij-
nyeh uprawianej, lecz pomimo to
przed domniemanymi "xiodziejami
musimy uchylie czola, Doc czyniii
to dla ulienia biedzie, ktorej " sto-
Icy Polski jest jeszcze dosye.