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New Britain herald., 1927-01-15

engaged in commercial trade.
 Q. Did a person have to be a citizen of the United States in order to join the army during the World War?
 A. No.
 Q. How many letters are there in the Bible?
 A. There are 2,72S,100 in the Old Testament and S3S,3S0 in the New Testament making a total of 3,566,4S0.
 Q. Has an American citizen of Swedish birth all the rights of native born citizens?
 A. Yes; except that he cannot be elected President or Vice-President Of the United States.
 Q. What was the value of the coins issued by the United States hints in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1926?
 A. S64,315,565 In gold; s19,1s3,- IFS in silver coins; and S5,115,675 in minor coins.
 @. How much cotton was pro- duced in the United States and in the world in 1925 and 1926?
 A. The United States produced 16,104,O00 bales of cotton in 1925; the estimate of the worlds produc- tion for the same year was 27,900,- 900. It is estimated that the crop for 1926 is 1S,61S,oOO bales. No es- inmates of the worlds crop is avail able.
 Q. What was the date of the Knickerbocker Theater disaster in Washington. D. C.?
 A. The disaster occurred on the night of Saturday, January 2s, 1922. The snowstorm which caused 1t started at 4:oo p. m. on the 27th day of January, 1929 and ended on the night of the 29th.
 c. When was the seven hour working day for miners put in effect in Great Britain.
 A. By the Act of July. 1919.
 Q. Is there place in the Pacific Ocean where no marine life exists :?
 A. In the Pacific. approximately half way between the continents of South America and Australia. is an ocean desert. It was discovered by the scientists on board the Prince of Monaco's oceanagraphy ship in 1903-04 when they surveyed the region. They made regular and fre- quent dredgings and examined the dredgings with scientific Altering machines and found that even bac- terial life on the ocean bed was missing. The reason for this con- dition is not definitely known. but there are a number of theories. One of those is that natural gas seeps out of the bed of the ocean and makes aquatic life uncomfortable and dan- gerous.
 Q. How near to the earth does a large telescope bring distant ob- ject?
 A. The moon Is about 240,000 miles from the earth but the great telescope at Mt. Wilson, California brings it, in a manner of speaking, within about 50 miles of the earth.
 Q. Is snowfall in the United States greatef in the mountains than on the plateaus?
 A. In the region Of the Cascades and Sierra Nevadas snowfall some times reaches 800 inches a year. Tn the vicinity of the Rocky Mountains the snowfall sometimes reaches 300 inches year. In the plateaus of the western states the snowfall is comparatively slight.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15

| before ten o'clock in the morning | and must close its doors at ten o'clock in the evening in winter and eleven o'clock in summer. This has been an especial help to the indus trial workers. Clubs and amusement places cannot sell wines or liquors without special license. On election days. the sale of wine is prohibited entirely.
 We have also extended the scope of these laws to care for the young. Hitherto. boys and girls could fre- quent the wine-shops and purchase whatever they wished. Of course. the children generally bought wine for household use, sent on errands by their parents, but there was great danger that they would acquire a drinking habit when all too young. We have therefor provided that no wine shall be sold to any child who has not reached the age Of sixteen years. We have further prohibited the employment of boys and girls in establishments dispensing alcoholic beverages, until after they have passed their eighteenth birthday.
 With these restrictive measures, we have helped alleviate any dan- ger of alcoholism. It is the hard drinker, who is the problem with us. We are not burdened by many, but the provisions we have made have helped eliminate them to a mini mum. Our regulations for restricting the sale to certain hours, have pre- vented the fillins of drinking places in tho early morning. The workman has been protected op his way to work, while the establishment of early closing hours has insured that he will not stay about the bars and cafes, robbed of his rightful rest, until the early hours of the morning.
 We have adopted these measures that even the threat of an alcoholic problem may be obliterated. We want a sobertnation that its produc- tivity may not be impeded, that its efficiency may be increased and that it's wealth may be enhanced for the happiness of all.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15

1 Tn the first place. his ears and
 tail have stopped hurting him.
 In the second place he has been
 adopted as the mascot of the Con-
 necticut Humane society which took
 his former owner into court and had
 him fined s25 for mutilating the pup. Thirdly. the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami imals has set an scn more important precedent in such cases by having a
 prominent Philadelphia dog financier fined $40 for cropping the ears of four thoroughbred Doberman Pin schers.
 So thinks are looking up for the pooch. He has a good home, his ears and tail are well and the fight against the infiction of such pain on other dogs has been advanced a Hong stride,
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15
Courts Hold It Crime to Snip His Ears and His Tail.
By NEA Service

By NEA Service
 fido was rather low in spirits when this picture was taken. He had just run away from home after his ears and tail had been cropped, and humane society officials had picked him up just in time to keep him from starving to death.
 Soon, though, he was feeling chip per.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15
SCHOOL DEPT. ASKS
 | CITY FOR SI,l55,05I
Increase of S72,597 in Budget
 for 1927.28

1T the increase or $12,o97 Tn thlS years budget over that of last year and if the deficit of $1S,049.95 is granted to the school board by the board of finance and taxation these alone will make necessary an in crease of three quarters of a mill in next years tax rate. according to fig ures learned today.
 In the budget report of the finance committee to the board, it stated that an overdraft in eight Of the 15 items will be necessary. Shortages have been found in the following items: Open Air school supplies. s1,- 2S733; attendance bureau, s20; census. s120.75; library and ap- paratus, SS.10; repairs, s10,000; light and power. s1,7oo; insurance, sS.- S4025; miscellaneous, s2,000. The appropriation for last year was s1,- 0S5,051 including a special appro- priation of S34.100.
 In the face of this deficit, the com mittee decided to ask for an appro- priation next year of s1,15S,051. Of this amount s3,000 will be asked as a special appropriation for nutrition work.
 Following are comparison of the amount allowed on each item last year against the amount asked for this year:
 Appropria- Estimate
 atiOn for
 1s2627 19272S Teaching Day
 Schools s 7os,soo 5 76s,o51 Tuition, St
 Bd of Educ. 54,554 6o,ooo Janitors' Sal. 47,500 ASSOC Janitors' Sup. 5000 3,400 Open Air
 School Sup. $500 5000 Kindergarten
 Sup. tUp euU Med. Jnsp..
 Nurses & Den.
 Fly. .... 1s,ooo 1o,2oo Vacation
 Schools ..... 1,S00 1000 Salary of Supt.
 of Schools -. 6,50o $500 At. Bureau .. 6,200 6,500 Census ...... 1000 1900 Clerks ...... 11,0O0 1e,000 Printing ..... $500 $500 Eve. Schools 12,OOo 1s,ooo Supplies .... 2S,000 30,000 Text Books :. 19,ooo oo,o0o Lib. & Alp. .. 2,500 o,500 Furniture
 & Equip. .... 9,000 5000 Repairs ..... 10000 5o,ooo Light & Power 14,000 16.500 Fuel ....... 45,ooO 45,O0o Insurance ......1O,oO0 1s,ooo Miscellaneous .. .11,o0O 15,000
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15

Total ...s1, ,051,s6 s1,155,0 ,051
 Just S322, ,022.71 is needed to con- plete the present fiscal year. the re- ports show. Of the various items, the largest is that of teachers of day school, s215,79S1S.
 Explanation of Budget
 An explanation Of the l927-2S budget by the finance committee Of the board follows:
 Total appropriation, is26
 1927 ............,,.....,. S o51, ,55400 Estimated expenditures, 1925
 19s1 EXPERIMENTATION. i,064, ,463.e5 Estimated deficit ............s 13.0+9.95 Special appropriations .......f 34,100.o0 Expended for special appro- prlations (est) ........... 1S,S73.15 l
New Britain herald., 1927-01-15

Estimated balance .......s 15,..6.S5
 Teaching Day Schools
 (Estimated for l927-1s2S) Amount needed to complete school year. April to June 24, 1927 .... -..-.........s oe5,131 20 Amount needed to provide for salaries of present staff, in cluding regular increases from Sept. l to April i, 1925 ..................... 5o1.oS;.OO Amount needed to provide in- crease for principals ...... 1,c4s,00 Amount needed to provide in creases for special super visors, etc. ............... 1,1c..0o Amount needed to provide for increased salaries on ac- count of proposed salary schedule ..,............... 19,4S0.OO Amount needed to provide ad- ditionai teachers September 192TApril 1928: @Stj Elementary, at Sl,- s5AS9 2UU ..........,..,.S 6,0pD &3tE Central Jr. High at sn3M H,bao ......,..... lV,p5V tA.s N. Hale Jr. High at ET&i N,b7o ........... S,5I5 1tf
 s2i,4:5 27/4o of s24,4c5 .......... l6,4s7oo For Feb 1928 to April 1928 teachers at sl,S75 (for months) ..............,.. 1000 % Estimated for 1s.7-19cs ....s 75s, s,05l.00 Appropriated, 1s25-le27 ....s 703.600.00 Expended, 19a6-l927 (est.) .. G99,951.72
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Estimated balance ......,...S 3,64S.2S
 Tuition, State Board of Education Estimate for 1s27-l92s ......s 60,0Q0,00 Appropriated. 19o6-
 1927 ............. .s54,55fo0 Expended in 19.6-o7 54,55320 Average attendance of all
 schooIs-Sept. 1925 to June
 1928 ...................... u,lss,7s Less Av. Att. Senior
 High school ..........953.21 Less Ay. Att Camp F. school .,.............Asw s;1sa7 Loss Av. Att. Monroe s5
 and Stanley schools .594.:s % Less Av. Att. Walnut
 Hill school ..........1r7.IS Less Av. Att. Grade g,
 Jr. High schools ....G07.sl 2,1Sss0
Evening star., 1927-09-29
SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED BARGAIN.
This desirable home contains large
rooms. bath. h.-w-h.. cleo: located in hest
w section: close downtown. Can bs
payment and easy monthly payments. For
inspection call
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC,
Main s3s. 3123 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
Beautiful Chevy Chase Home

S165O0-Beautiful Chevy Chase Home
Connecuc a
Of
baths floors fireplace in living
o ma
$14,250-Chevy Chase, D. G.
A
sno are i
Tenf
fne shadet A
$l1,050-DoWntoWn Bargain.
beautiful midst
carbn nck CARA Excellent
$1O050-Corner i'll North Cleveland Park.
a
An attractive fireplace II 1s room for Winter
$o,500-Four-B Bedroom Northwest Home.
of
8 pnn
$8,35O-A Real Buy in Petworth
fstho
Grant o"ee'
LIZ l4lz x ST. 4n4- BOSS & PHELPS A14!s Main $500 ss
Evening star., 1927-09-29

HANDSOME Two STORY DWELLddNGn;; ! ~;
modern improvements. located on macadam t
road ample flowers grounds tases arse
s;,S. IsiS ipo ponn, and kitchen, wide hall. master
9taas sedroom n0G 8xs5 three other bedrooms hatn
closets etc. garage Y, PrGe may ohe be seen day
and evening. D.. S. MAGKALL. Langley
Evening star., 1927-09-29
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
BROOM. 2-BATH DETACHED HOME.
BUILT-IN GARAGE-ONLY S1l 600.

Owner. anxious to sell. offers his beauti
frl detached home on large. lot. 50xl40
Chevy Chase Circle section for Immediate
sale. Covered concrete front porch and rear
porch. reception hall. q large rooms. . tiled
baths. maids room in basement. service stair
way. big kitchen with pantry. large living
room with fireplace. big bedrooms on sec
heating plant. instantaneous hot-water heat
er, double laundry trays. builtn garage:
ration and lighting fixtures, ample closet
space; This house is in good condition and
is priced at q figure exceptionally low for
such value. Only Sl1 900. with unusually
good terms. For further information call
Adams ss17' - =: y. s: -
Evening star., 1927-09-29
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
Realtors
l4l@ rye Street NV Franklin $50

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors
1412 Eye Street NV. Franklin oso3
PETWORTH-On Wide Avenue-S81 100
This ad 1 % eoms all hd not wbn far from ST.
is Can -e"" e" anu oner conven-
WOODLEY PARK-Bargain-S115O 500
rGHan T ofsrR fr %t % brick
n latest best pnR Sa
hardly i this Po mon bG You could
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS-S295 500
MaachTe%t % ave anS Se Esa qs@tn tin dsh
scend Ho sos
soSns soS AND tile baths the
on garage een
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Bunealow-S1Oz5O
one OF the be in
@ ad % IS se anshed with @ op% pr4nca
rooms INCLUDING
% "a & a s' S az Hsd e s es S. @
= ' ~ ~ NA'4 "'aAA'" anu we urge your mm3late
SAUL'S ADDITION-S145OO
value ' splendid S Condition dnf atts Safsd rGspcs
fns fns a05onS aUsm dining S room r pantry 2n @ 5 h %
Stairway rs ito' o tRrd
square @ e ana Td and hs
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Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC.
MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON BOARD
l4lZ Eye Street NV. Franklin o503.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
"; Won PARK HOME DIRECT FROM OWN

er, Leaving for California. will sacrifice &c
beautiful Groom home; fine condltlon; an
modern improvements: 90 minutes 10 WASH.
inrton, short distance TO bus and car ar, lne'
close to schools and churches Can eIareh-
don Q--W-1
Evening star., 1927-09-29

No CASH LIKE RENT. $50 PER MONTH; i
win buy beautiful 4-room hungaloI al al
modern improvements at bus lne III nasssd
location, Also very handsome 5-room bun
ealow, $40 per month. including lnterest l.
Phone J. H. ROGERS. owner ny Sdt's' ii'e
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RoIa kobiety W zyciu
spoIecznem.

Mfoda sanitarjuszka angielska Miss Cawell, cza-
sic Woiny swiatoWej pracowafa ma froncie belgiiskm
obwiniona by1a ulatwienie przyjScia wywiadowcom
..eta1~ .:. ~ ava - p ''' WY
p'F ~"'F"Ao'@ ''a 'nieic Pi~e~ hle'nio-
N'e ,' ~ r,'''S 'o'"o"''' ou~a'u esNehucJ''
s"S >'s Pe'"a -emuoha "HcZelpaht 0llcef henleckl
d4uno iod9oI. ;, -; L~IS 'F w..
san, zvina4 od ,yioca z,,,adlo,,or ,+.,o1' ,r1d h
b,+orl,o ;a,;a ,,,.o -, ,,;,l t,a, ., .u.:-. -. -
M :,,;,.a a, 'T' ' ~
~e0
.+,,o 1,.,a1. 49,: ~ i'ES p
h,+orsLol ,3- 4. .s,
c.}, ", .1 20, ,, 4" '"'
,i+,, t, " ~ ' " W. ~ 80 VI s"
a; 1,' ,,.:.- .' ' N''> w wv
~ ~ r0'
Rumunla. jak Anglia, pomnikem uWieczni1y pa
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-25

ldarnego Wystaplena ma uroczystOSci vie. Jest
jego obowazkiem od spenienia korego uchylac nu sic
ME MONA.
PrzygotoWanla do uroczystoSc jubileuszowej ma
sreczaja wiec piracy. Jedna tych, aka Zarzad Gen.
tralny do spe4nienia, jest wydane pamieniHa. VIE
my, re praca przygotoWawcza tym kerunku oddawna
Jest rozpoczeta postepuje naprzod. Wemy r6wnez
re Zarzad Centralny odnoSny komitet re swej piracy
Wywiaza sic jak najlepej, ale wiemy rowniez. po-
czynana Zarzadu Centralnego spotkac sic poWinny Z
ak najWiekszem poparciem re strony naszvch Grlp i
oWaTystW re strony Wszystkch cz1onkiI pod sztan
darem Organizacii naszej zrzeszonych.
te Wspo4prace, te pomoc jeszcze raz jak najgo
'ecej apeujemy. Me tylko swa pomoc moralna okaz-
cle, ale materjana. Niektore Grupy obowiazek
ten juz zaszczvtne wype4n4y, nne Sladem tych poda-
Eye pownny by tax poWaznej piracy, jaka jest vyda~
me pamletnika jubleuszowego jak najlepszy mai
Dardziej praktyczny spos6b dopom6c
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-25

Niemcow, re przeciez ME tylko
u mich sa olbrzymie kradziese,
ale i W Polsce rzeczy podobne e
dzieja to pomiedzy najwyzej
postawionemi osobami''.
Czy sic Niemcy ciesza z po-
wyzszego faktu czy ME. malo to
mas Polakow powinno obchodzic,
ale zeby dlatego, ze sic Niemcy
ciesza, winnych do odpowiedzial-
nosci ME pociagac, ME karac ich,
no to, ma taxa propozycje moze
sic zdobyc tylko najgorszego ga
tunku partyjnik. A tego wfasnie
zdania ma bye podobno wspomia-
ne powyzej pismo.
Lajdakow nalezy scigac ka-
rae, chociazby ci nawet ubrani
byli W mundury generalskie. u
znanie najwyzsze nalezy sic obec-
nemu rzadowi W Polsce, re prze-
winien podobnych ME toleruje, ale
sciga przestepcow Ia kratki ich
osadza. =.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-25

sfuzbie publicznej pozostajaey,
ktory ma szwank naraza swe zdro
vie zycie, byleby tylko ochro-
mic zycie wspo}obywateli po-
winien bye nalezycie i odpowied-
nio wynagradzanym. JezeIi stac
miasto ma inne wydatki, powinny
sic znalesc pieniadze ma odpo-
wiednie wynagrodzenie dla ma
szych polio jantow strazakow, d!a
tych, ktorzy zycie swe dla ma
szego dobra cod1ennie ma szwank
zmuszeni sa wystawiac, dla ma
szego dobra sic narazac. Przy
nadchodzacych wyborach ME "a
pomina jmy wiec o mich.
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= wazna Sprawa. m

poprzednlch numerach naszego urzedoWego Or
ganu porszaysmy sprawe bardzo wazna odnoszaca sic
do 15-etnego jubileuszu Stowarzyszenia Polek Sta
mach ZJednoczonych, jak obchodzic bedziemy ma
stepnym mesiacu manowcie sprawe pametnka.
samej uroczystosci iubieuszowej pisaysmy OBJ
szernie spodziewac sic naezy, re wszystke cz}onk-
ME naezycie docenaja Waznosc tych podnos4ych ra-
dosnych chwil, jake mesiacu nastepnym przezywac
wsp6lne bedzemy.
Petnastoletnia uroczystosc jubieuszowa to stwier
dzene zywonosci nasze organzac, IL ME tylko pre-
trWac czas ten d}ug potrafi1a ale okrese doko-
ma4a Wlelu wspaniafych prac, jakemi poszczycc sic
przed og6}em moze.
Jestesmy peWne re urocZystoSci tel udza4 vienna
nasze Grupy wszyskie nasze miescowe cz}onknie Me
uWazamy nawet potrzebne apelowac to do naszego
ogofu gdyz ten Jest tyle organzacyjne wvrobonym,
narodowo uswiadomionym, IT, doceniajac znaczne So
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LITWA kOWIENSkA PRAGNIC
WILNO NAZYWAC SWA
STOLICA

1 WARSZAWA. - Odnosna ko-
|7Sisja iitewskiego parlamentu
wspolnie Ia sferami rzadowemi u
mawia poprawki do swej konsty-
tucji. Pomiedzy innemi, propo-
nuje poprawke, il stolica Litwy
(kowienskiej - przyp. Red. ma
bye ma przysz{osc ME kowno, lecz
Wilno. Uroczystosci wilenskie,
przez ludnosc W Wi
lenszczyznie zamieszkala, byfy do
skonaie odpowiedzia ma knowa-
MIA kowienskie. w uroczystosciach
wilenskich braf czynny udziaf ge-
neral Lucjan Zeligowski, ktory
niegdys ma czele "zbuntowanei"
dywizji litewsko-bialoruskiej "a
jail Wilno ma rzecz Polski.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-25

w tegorocznych wyborach "
grodzie naszym ubiegac. sic be-
da 8 poszczegolne urzedy trzej
polscy kandydaci.
Mecenas L. kujawski ubiega sic
o urzad sedziego municypalnego,
Radca miejski Bernard Orlikowski
ubiegac sic bedzie ponowny
wybor ma ten urzad, a Stanisfaw
Szczuka bedzie sic ubiegaf " mad
chodzacych wyborach jesiennych
o urzad Radcy Miejskiego 2-go
Zachecamy naszych rodakow i
rodaczki, aby gfosowali "a swoi-
mi, to jest "a kandydatami polski-
mi. Obowiazek ten MECH kazdy
kazda wypeini tax, jak i'm ich
narodowe wskazuje, ale
MECH stara sic polskich handy
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Z pism tutejszych dowiaduje.
my sic, ze ma polecenie prezyden.
ta Coolidge'a, major Jozef E.
Barzynski korpusu kwatermi-
strzow bedzie zwolniony pe}nio-
nej obecnie przez niego sfuzby a
przydzielony jako czionek dodat-
kowy do Centralnego Sztabu
Armji Amerykanskiej.
Major Barzynski jest bratan-
klein S. p. Ks. Wincentego Ba-
rzynskiego, b. Prowincjala 90.
Zmartwychwstancow. Ola Pola-
kow jest to zaszczyt, re naszego
rodaka powalono ma tax wybitne
j zaszczytne stanowisko. Vie
dziec przytem nalezy, re tn ME
plecy, ME protekcja, lecz wiedza
fachowa zdolnosci osobiste do
pomog4y rodakowi do wybicia sic
i otrzymania promocji.
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Go 1ydziiei
niesiie??

"Rekord Codzienny', pismo wy
chodzace W Detroit, omawiaia
sprawe upadfego "PROSA" TAX o
tenn powiada: "Polska Rada Opie
XII Spoiecznej dlatego ME zdofala
sic rozwinac, re ci, ktorzy mai
wiecej o niej krzyczeli, wcale dla
niej nastepnie ME pracowali".
Ze ci, ktorzy "PROSIE" mai
wiecej gardfowali, powoIi sami
sic cd piracy odsuneli jest to
rzeczywista prawda, ale ME W
tenn lezy przyczyna upadku "PRO
SA', jak to pragnie W swych czy-
telnikow wmowic "Rekord Co.
dzienny', przyczyna przedewszy-
stkiem lezy W TEN, ze do piracy
zabrano sic niedoieznie, nieumie-
jetnie i po partacku. Ma czele
piracy staneli ludzie, majacy W
wielu wypadkach poza soba juz
oStoAohq oo~hd OPiHJS PopSu-
jow, majacy poza soba przeszfost,
ME zawsze piekna; staneli ludzie.
ktorzy zrozumiec juz powinni
wreszcie, re i'm ME wolno ma
czofowe stanowiska sic pchac, bo
ogof niechetnem okiem ma mich
patrzy, ME wierzy i'm i "a ich
g}osem ME pojdzie. I'm PREDICT
ci "zawodowi patrjotniki" to zro-
W zacisze sic usuna, tenn
bedzie lepiej, bo wtedy dopiero
movie bedzie MONA jakieis
organizacji ma Wy
wtedy dopiero przy-
staple bedzie MONA do obmysle-
MIA platformy, ma ktorej przy-
staple moznaby byfo do tworze-
MIA wspolnego frontu Wychodz-
twa Po!skiego W Ameryce. lax
diugo te przerozne "patrjotniki"
pchae sic beda ma czofowe sta
nowiska - tax dfugo zmianie
ma lepsze nawet pomyslec trudno.
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BARDZO WAZNE.

Grupy ktore jeszcze ME ziozyly datku ma panic
tnk l5-letnej roczncy Stowarzyszenia Poek W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, proszone So okazanie swego
poparcia.
Bardzo dobry przykiad daily grupy ponizej wy
mienione, ktore juz datk ma rzecz pametnika zfozy
ly, temi sa
Grupa 4-ta, Tow. sw. Jolanty $500.
Grupa 2-ga, Tow. Matki Boskiej Anelskiej $2O
Grupom powyzej wykazanym, skiadamy serdecz
ne podziekowanie i dalsze Grupy upraszamy O zio-
zenie datku i okazane tenn swego poparcia
KToRA GRUPA BEDZIE NASTEPNA?
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WIZYTA WALDEMARA u
MUSSOLINIEGO
w AR RSZAWA

WARSZAWA. Do wizvty
Waldemarasa Mussoliniego ME
przykiadaja tu wielkiego znacze-
MIA, jak to tenn staraja sic
SWAT przekonac sfery rzadowe
Litwy kowienskiej. Wizyta ia ME
pociagnie Ia SODA zadnych na-
stepstw i Rad polski ME ma "a
miaru przedsiebrac zadnych kro-
kow - tax ogolnie sadza " War
szawie
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co SfYCHAC w SWIECIE?
Pan Waldemaras jezdzif
panstwo papieskie.
ii izyta do Mssoniego Lwa Kowienka pragne uvazac
Cezawa jest rzecza to odpowie rad Muonego.

by Waldemaras, radu Lwy kownskiej
oiniego Wfoszech Co
wedza natomiast Waemaras stoy
wa kowna owladczye miaf
hy uznaja Pretensje Lwy wilma
W tenn daeniu do odyskana
Wademarasa
max bac zbyt serJo Ut byf sobie Muego zed
dyplomatyczny obadk bye nawe
Musson wiele Wademarasowi gzeczno,
Gala skoncxyla
pana Waldemarasa newiele zaszkodza.
frzyczyna zawzietosci Wsdemsrasa Wlno
koego cage ze twn
CO. re obene popawanu se konsyucI
zwae stolie% paHstwa Ltwy kowen.kiei
odpowdI polski
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Gfosnym byi proces byfego gene
raia Zymirskiego, jaki sic odby-
wal W Warszawie niedawno. Jak
wiemy, general zymirski "a u
dowodnione mu malwersacje ska
zany zostaf ma pfec lat wiezien;a
z pozbawieniem stopnia wyda-
leniem wojska. Z racji tel
"kurjer Narodowy" z Noweeo
Yorku tax o tel sprawie powiada:
"Proces genera}a Zymirskieao,
skazanego ma piec lat wiezienia
Ia malwersacje przy dostawach
wojskowych, ogromnie ucieszyi
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PANSTWO PAPIESkIE

RZYM. - Pismo "Observatore
Romano, organ Watykanu, W OBJ
artykule porusza sprawe
panstwa papieskiego.
ogolnie jest to oswald
czenie Ia jeden z punktow, cd "a
ktorych zalezec bedzie
sic Watykanu kry-
winafem, czyli rzadem wioskim.