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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04

Ind, who came here when Mrs.
Kramer was taken i'll last fall and re-
manned with her until the end; a
brother, Albert Henderson of Great
Falls; an aunt, Mrs. Rose Winterrowd
of this city; a brOther-in-law; A. J..
Holloway Of Evansville, Ind; two
nephews, Carroll Holloway, a student
at Montana State college, and Leigh
Holloway of Los Angles; two nieces,
Clara and Hortense Holloway of
Evansville, Ind, and several cousins,
including Mrs. Minnie Brandenburg,
Mrs. Frank Shriver, and Guy Hender-
son Of Bozeman; Leonard, Kenneth
and Thomas CoIbern of Salesville, and
Mrs. Stella Maude Patton of Living
stOn.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
MRS. ]. ". NIVEN
TAKEN BY Death

Death Sunday evening took Mrs.
Jane w. Niven, widow of Lawrence
Niven, ST., at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George M. Lewis, at Man
haitian.
Last rites were held at the Manhat-
tan Presbyterian church at 1880
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and
burial was in the Meadow View GEM
etery at Manhattan.
Mrs. Niven was a native of Scot
land, born April 20, 1849, and came
to this country in 1902 with her hus-
band, they locating in Missouri. Mr..
Niven died in Green City, Mo, in
1905. Mrs. Niven came to Manhattan
about 10 years ago and for the last
IA years has resided there with her
daughter.
Besides Mrs. Lewis, three other
children survive. They are Lawrence
Niven Of Manhattan, William Niven
of Bozeman, and Mary Niven of Glas-
gov, Scotland.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
M'KEE CONTESTS
REMOVAL Order

Wilbur Mckee, former member Of
the teaching staff of the Gallatin
County High school, is contesting
vigorously the decision of Principal
Woodland and the board of trustees to
cancel his contract on the grounds Of
incompetency.
Mr.. Mckee was notified last week
that his contract had terminated, but
refused to accept the ultimatum and
employed Attorney Frank M. Gray to
look after mis- interests. AS a result
a hearing was had Monday before
Mary E. Rosenberg, county superin-
tendent Of schools, in which testimony
on both sides of the controversy was
given. Miss Rosenberg thereupon
took the case under advisement and
has not as yet announced her de-
cision.
Previously the case was considered
by the board of trustees, at the vital
session of which, however, Mr.. Nc
Kee was not present. The board
reached a unanimous decision to can
eel his contract. Mr.. Mckee claims
he was not notified of the socalled
"trial" and that he should have had
an opportunity to be heard. Possibil-
tiles now are that in case County
Superintendent Rosenberg rules adj
versely, the matter will get into the
! courts.
Mckee was engaged last fall at a
salary of $1,000. At the time it was
understood that he was without ex-
perience, and he claims that the board
was fully advised of that fact The
| salary offered him was considerably
less than that paid his predecessor, i
is said.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
kRAMER'S Under
new MANAGEMENT

Kramer's cafe, now known as By
Don's Cafe, Inc, was opened under new
q anagement Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
7 H. BryOn of Livingston being in
&tive charge. Mr.. Bryon and a%ssOci-
z es recently formed a corporation
y aich took over a part of D. E..
trainers interest in the cafe.
SIR. BryOn, who began service with
de Northern Pacific company as a
Gref, has a wide reputation as a ca
Grer and a restauranteur. Mrs. Bry-
On also is experienced in the work,
having assisted her husband in his du-
ties as manager of the Northern Pa
dfic lunch room at Livingston and in
Gning car inspection for the same
road.
The new proprietOrs announce that
Gre high standard set by "Dave"
Kramer in the operation of the cafe
all be maintained, and that service
End courtesy to the public will be
stressed.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
SEVENTY ATTEND
JOINT COMMITTEE

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man; Carl Peterson, Three Forks;
E. L. Heidel, Belgrade; Walter White,
Manhattan; Henry Raymond, Willow
Greek; Sam Feistner, Trident.
IrrigatiOn-A. G.. Berthot, Boze-
man; A. E. Barnes, Three Forks; VIM.
Fitzstephens, Belgrade; G. M. Lewis,
Manhattan; John Buttleman, Willow
Greek.
Roads and road markers-George
Y. Patten, Bozeman; DR.. John Di-
mon, Three Forks; E. A. Stiefel, Bel
grade; DR.. B. J. Heetderks, Manhat-
tan; E. R. Helm, Trident; DR.. Brad
bury, Willow Greek.
Transportation-H. L. Casey, Boze-
man; VIM. Parnaeott, Three Forks;
F. M. FOerschler, Belgrade; R. B
Spangler, Manhattan; E. U. Leh, Tri-
dent; T. E. Cooper, Willow Creek.
Dairy and Poultry-Frank Pike
Bozeman; C. w. Coon, Belgrade; 4
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
TEAPOT TEMPEST
AT COURT HOUSE
Sheriff Misses Finger Print Ma
chine, But Finds 1t Again
All Now Serene

Considerable perturbation was
aroused at the court house last week
when Sheriff F. G. Slaughter com-
planned to the county commissioners
that three doors and a finger print
machine, listed among the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances of
the county jail, were missing.
The incident proved to be something
akin to a tempest in a teapot, how
ever. A few days later the sheriff
found the finger print machine, which
he had overlooked in a previous sur
vey of his recently-acquired domain.
Two of the doors were recovered by
Constable Rufus Sewage within three
hours after the job had been wished
upon him, and the third was vOlun-
tarily returned by a MI. Harrison,
colored, who had it in his possession.
No official statement has been
given out, either by the sheriff or
by the county commissioners, regard
ing how the doors came to be missing
or where they we're recovered. Pre-
sumably, now that Mr.. Slaughter and
his jailer are satisfied, the board of
county commissioners is likewise con-
tent, and no further action is ex-
pected.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
MRS. d. E. KRAMER
EAR LAST CALL
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Montana Pioneers. She was Dartic-
proud of her membership in
the Women's Relief Corps, which she
had held since her girlhoOd, and ever
was foremost in the activities Of the
organization. At the time Of her
death she held the office of color
bearer for the local corps. She also
was an enthusiastic member in and a
willing and efficient worker for the
other organizations with which she
was affiliated and in which her cheer
fulness and energy will be sadly
missed.
Besides her husband and her father.
Mrs. Kramer is survived by a sister
Mrs. A. J. Holloway of Evansville
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
RESOURCES Of MONTANA BANKS SHOW
INCREASE OF $l7,OOO,OOO since 1920

An increase since 1920 of $17,OO0,-
go in the resources of Montana's pri-
gate and state banks is shown by fig
Z1es compiled by Jay G. Larson, sp-
G~rintendent Of banks. The total re-
sources of the banks Of Montana r
uOw $~86,OOO,OOO.
According to Mr.. Larson, most of
G1e increase is reflected in bonds and
securities owned by the banks, and
Gae amounts of cash on hand in banks.
loans and discounts have decreased
since December, 1920. Overdrafts
ere less by $4,OOO,O0O.
S"The class of resources now owned
by the reporting banks, as evidenced
Gy the statement showing the large
hcrease of bonds owned and decrease
Of loans" says Mr.. Larson, "reflect
6 more healthy condition Of the banks
# the state than has been shown in
some time. The larger investment III
liquid bonds and securities indicates
& more conservative trend among the
Bankers and a general improvement in
Che banking situation of the state.
'"The reporting banks now show an
average reserve of "a per cent Of the
Deposits, the required reserve being
e5out 10 per cent. In addition, bonds
and securities owned by banks create
z secondary reserve, at the date Of
call, of 80 per cent.
S'Total deposits show a gratifying
Increase of more than 1914 million
dollars since December 81, 1920. In
&e past year, savings deposits are
xhown to have increased in the past
two years more than 2k million dol
&rs.
"The most noticeable improvement
SHOWN in the condition of the re-
sorting banks probably is the de-
crease, in bills payable, from almost
G million dollars, as shown in the
1920 report, to approximately One-
Glird of a million dollars in December,
1926.
Generally, the banks reporting
&1ow a very decided and gratifying
Improvement"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
A GROWING RACE.

There are 349,5 95 Indians in the
United States, which is an increase
in the population of this growing
race of 1885 in 10 years. A few
years ago the Navajos and CherOkees
were supposed to be leading in the
decrease Of the vanishing race, but
their population has rapidly increased
in late years.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04

The Rev. J. F. Potratz, pastor Of
the First Lutheran church, returned
early Thursday morning from Twin
Bridges, where he went to conduct
services. Besides his Bozeman pas
forate, the Rev. Mr.. Potratz makes
uaonthly journeys to four Central
Montana towns-Three Forks, Toston,
Twin Bridges and Dillon.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04

B. HOlker, Manhattan; H. S. Batch
elder, Three Forks; Sam Feistner,
Trident; H. F. Nelson, Willow Creek;
R. E. Bodley, county agent.
Bozeman will be the next meeting
place for the committee in February.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
BOBCATS AT TOP
LIST
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opponents SIT, a margin of $40 points
in favor of the M. S. C. quint.
Tonight and Saturday evening the
Bobcats play the Brigham Young
university squad at the college gym.
AS was the case at the games Monday
and Tuesday, a large attendance is
expected.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04

Thirty days in the county jail was
TIE penalty imposed by w. H. Axtell,
stice Of the peace, upon M. B. Wade,
no pleaded guilty to a charge Of dis
t. hing the peace. The offense was
committed at Trident last week.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
Slip SATIN, YARD 81

Nice quality satin faced material that
will not cling-full SO inches wide. Colors
tan, coral, peach, green and white. Per
yard, special $1.00.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
4 STAMPED CARD

4 STAMPED CARD
TABLE COVERS FOR 81
Made up, ready to embro-
ider, stamped neat designs
on white novelty materials.
4card table covers for $1.OO
8 PAIR CURTAINS
FOR 81
Sash curtains, stamped
ready to embroider on white
scrim. 35c pair, 8 pairs
for $1.00
8 LUNCH CLOTHS 81
30 inch size linen lunch
cloths in colors orange,
green and lavender. Stamp
ed to embroider. Special 8
for $1.O0.
NOVELTY JEWELRY 81
-Festoons, earrings, brace
lets, breaches, beads, etc.
Values to So. Choice now
$1.00
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
9 KERCHIEFS o 81

9 FOR 81
Mice quality handker-
chiefs in white or colOrs.
15c and zoe values. Special
9 for $1.00.
5 FOR 81
Regular 25c white linen
handkerchiefs, with neat
1-16 inch hem. Special &
for S1.OO.
OVER NIGHT BAGS 81
Good quality large size
rubber lined over night
bags. Special each $1.00.
SPECIAL FOR 81
Large package bath salts,
busting powder and bath
soap. Narcissuss scent.
Special all for $1.00
8 PACKAGES
NAPKINS 81
-Dryad sanitary flush
down napkins. Special 3
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
2 PAIRS RUBBERS 81

Best quality, both light and heavy
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-04
4 YARDS GTNCHAM 81

-32 inch fast color ginghams, in light and
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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
, panstw europejskich. Rosyjsh
. Zatarg polsko-sowiecki zlikwidowany

ktore posulaty perskie przedmocie tranzytu przez
port batumski ma kolejach kaukaskich. Zdae sic, il
Rad soWiecki poszed} te ustepswa pod bezposre-
dna presa re strony perskego mnistra spraw zagra-
nicznych, kory nawet osobiScie przyiezdza do Mo-
skwy, by ma miescu 20 wszystkiem szczegoiowo po-
movie Zfinalizowanie rokowan handlowych wpfynie
niewatplwie dodatno przebeg pertraktacji przed
mocle rosyjsko perskiego paktu gwarancyjnego Do
podpisania paktu chyba enak tax predko eszcze
ME dojdze, gdyz Persia newatpwe ME zechce
chwii obecnej demonstrowac przeciwko Anglji.
kierownicy sowieckiej poityk zagranicznei baczna
uwage poswiecaja sprawie uregulowana stosunkow
paistwam ba}tyc kiemi Rokowania O pal gwarancyi-
ny posuwaja sic szybko naprzod Najweksze trudno
sci nastrecza przytem sprawa koordynacji opracowa-
nych um6w paktem ldze Narod6w. Cziczerin wy
shah W tych dnach do Helsingforsu Talna dwu mlo-
dych wprawdzie, ale bardzo zdolnych delegat6w
Sojna dotychczasowego dyrketora departamentu srod
koWo europeJsklego komisarace dla spraw zagrancz
Inych, nledaWnego sekretarza generanego deegac
,soWleckleJ ma konferencU ekonomicznej Genewic
AleskandroWskiego, byego posfa kownie. Obai sa
bardzo doswiadczonymi dplomatam, ch ostatnia
nomlnacJa ma W pierwszym rzedze ceu doprowa-
dzenle do konca pertraktacj pakt gwarancyjny
pallstWami ba}tyckiem.
Naczelnem zagadnieniem sowieckej poltyki "a
granicznej jest jednak chwi obecnei sprawa ureg-
oWana stosunk6w Polska. Dzieki lojanemu stanow-
sku rzadu polskego sprawie zabojstwa Woikowa 20
stay nabardzie naWet agresywne zywio}y wsr6d komu
nlstoW rosyjskich prawe zupenie rozbro one tax re
obecnle sprawa ostatecznego ureguowana stosunku
polsko soWlecklego weszfa, jak sic zdae tory re-
alne Me ulega watpliwosci re Rosj sowieckei lest
dose sllna grupa, ktora ubi pobrzekwac szabelka,
ktora niewatpliwie eszcze aks niepokoc bedzie
oplnJe europeJska widmem wojny polsko rosyjskiej"
tax samo Jak "a wleczne niepoko 'niebezpec zenstwem
woJny' panstwami imperjalstycznemi wogole. Ale
spofeczehstwo sowiecke, jako take, wojne ME my
s co Waznejsza, wony ME chce. Najgrozniejsze ma
wet pobrzekiwane szabla ME moze jednak doprowa-~
dzlc 90 wony Jesli szeroke Varsity ludnosci So ma
stroJone pokojowo lud rosyjski perwszym rzedzie
ud weJsk1 jest nawskros pacyfistyczny pod zadnym
warunkem ME p6jdzie ma wojne, zwlaszcza ME ma
wojne, wywo{ana przez Rad rosyjak
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
Jan A. zebrowski.

Gas biegnie szybko wreszce przynosi wesc
wonie Wona! Wojna!.-. Czyz to ia, 0 kt6ra Mickie-
wicz sic mod?.. Czyz ta ktora przyniesc wyzwo-
ene udow?..
Taxi to 'ona! To ia, DO juz Komendant lepsza przy
szfosc Ojczyzny przewdzai ruszy Kadrowka, zwala
s}upy graniczne Wojsko Polskie formuje ziemcach
polskch! ten do szereg6w m}6dz polska wzywa.
M4odzez posko-wychodzcza, zelektryzowana VIE
scia radosna rwe sic do Walk, do czynu Goretsi ME
chca Juz czekac szukaja sposobow przedosana sic do
Legjon6w. Jednym to sic udaje, drudzy, dostawszy sic
ina niew}ascwy kierunek pielgrzymki, obozach dla
ijencow przechodza d}ugie ata niedol boeja re w
tym w}asnie czase gdy krew polska fronce sic juz
leje on bezczynnoSc poniewerke skazani zostali
Wojna..
GWlazdzsty sZtandar stale pO strOnle Aljant0W, pO
moe czynna niosac zagrozonej cywzacj Ale tenn jed
noczesne przychodza obostrzena ME pozwaaja juz
gromadnie podazyc tam, gdzie SERGE sic rwe obowia
EEK pociaga mkne eszcze szybciej jeszcze bar
GzeJ nerWam targa boo to przeclez boo
uz przece krew polska sic lee, polsk zo}nez pod
znakiem Or}a Bafego krwawi ginie poach walki..
Wiara czeka, czeka doczekac sic ME moze.. So
kostwo sic przerzedza, bo wieki, znaczny odsetek
ochonika pod sztandar gwiazdzsy sic zaciaga prze
konanem, re waczac Ameryke, tenn dla sprawy pol
skiej sic przysuzy. mknie dalej... dale.. az
wreszce wiesc welka porywa szeregi sokole DO OTTO
Armja Polska armja samodzelna, armia narodowa
tWorzy sic we Francii.
Czyz czekac ieszcze dalej? Czyz STAG bez-
czynnie? - Me! - Pc stokroc razy ME! Honor ME po
zwala! Juz i tax zad1ugo czekamy -,woaja goretsi.
Poszli vice, podazyli, by spelnc zaszczytne sw6
obowazek,a czyny ich karty historic potomnym prze
kaza ako tych ktorzy cd rodzin Cd piracy, cd dobro
krew zozyc otarzu grobu powstajacej Ojczyz-
my tel kora ME zgine4a; wiodla ch tesknota
Jem rodzinnym nieprzedaWniona mifosc, ia mosc kt6
1a czyny wielkie rodzi.'.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
Swieto organizacyjne.

Juz w poprzednich naszych z Wami Szanowne
Czfonklne, pogawedkach, pisa}ysmy ubeuszu, kt6ry
oDchoozc uroczyscie zamierzamy roku biezacym w
mesacu pazdzierniku mia lat pietnascie istnienia
szej wspana}e poskiej organizacji newiescie Sto-
warzyszena Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych
Pietnascie lat mia cd chwi, kiedy grono Pan
postanowlfo zorganizowac wfasny newiesci zesp6f
nastepnle postanowienie tax umejetnie czyn re-
amy zamenc zdo}afo Czy taxa Organzacja potrzebna
byfa? - Bezwarunkowo ze tax! Czy spelni}a swe
zadane posfannictwo czasie swego pietnastolenie-
go 1stnienia? - Odpowiedzia to moga bye nasze
mlesleczne kwartane p6}roczne sprawozda-
MA flnansoWe organizacyjne Coz tych sprawozda-
mach znalesc mozemy? - Wszystko co "a odpowiedz
pos4uzyc moze powyzej postawione pytanie Tam So
Wykazy tyc sierot kt6rym oragnzaca 4zy niedo
otarfa. Tam So nazwska tych kt6rzy po smerci mai
drozszej osoby niedostatku nedzy ME znaazy sic
dzek pomocy, udzielonej przez Stowarzyszene Polek
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Tam wreszcie So dok4adne
sprawozdania listy sk4adkowe pieniedzy jake z}o
zone byfy cz4onkine rome dobroczynne
spofeczne humanitarne cee. Tysiace doar6w tam So
uWdocznlone Tam SO nazwska naszych szczerych pra-
cowniczek, kt6re silly zdonosci chetne poswieca-
y piracy polu relignem, narodoweni i spofecznem.
Tam So nazwiska cz1onki naszych Zarzad6w Central
nych dzieki usnej kt6rych organzacja
tylko re te lat pietnacie szczesiwe przetrwaa
ale tax peknie potrafa sic rozwinac Cyfy wykazach
tych uwdocznione powiadaja dobithe re jestesmy
obecnie zespo}em sodnym, ma trwa4ych fundamentach
opartym zamoznym procentowo bogatszym cd wielu
nnych nawet licznejszych organzacyj polskich ma
Wychodztwe.
listopadzie biezacego roku ten zespof, kt6rego
czonklnlam Jesesmy, ktorego dunno bye mozemy, be-
dze obchodzc 15letni ubieusz swego snienia Stowa-
rzyszene - to Matula ukochana. Jej to swieto
wielke bedzie, kt6re bye zarazem naszem og6lnem
swietem Przygotujmy sic vice. ably uroczyscie nalezy
ce, jak dobre Polki czlonkinie przystalo
swieto to obchodzic! Pametajmy, Droge Siostry, re
jest to sweto organzacyjne swieto godnie
wszystkie sic przygotujmy!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
TO oNIu,
dawnych wspomnien.

+ By1a to zaiste podnios}a przepiekna chwla Usta-
wono W Rad zgromadzona sail m4odzez j. po prze-
moweniu Naczelnika, rozdano karabiny..
A byfo to wroku 1912ym mesce Filadefii
20 "a radosc wkradfa sic modziezy, "a
wielkie szczescie przejawafo sic radosnych usmie
chach, ia akas pewnosc sebe bo oto po raz pierwszy
dano Sokofom do rak karabiny w przemowieniu SVEN
Naczenlk dobitnie zaznaczy4 re do wiekich czyn6w
Sokolstwo sic sposobic bo chwle wazne, prze}omo-
we zda sic So juz bliskie..
swe slne spracowane dfone pochwyci}a m}odz
karabiny pieszczowe tula je do swych, duchu
slubowanie czynac, re skoro dzie chwla skoro
poza Oceanu hejna4 pobudke bojowa zagra, to on...
Ach, Boze, ale kiedy to wreszcie made dze Czy e-
szcze dfugo trzeba bedzie oczekwac? wogoe obe-
cne zyjace pokoenie doczeka sic tel radosnei chw?
Kurs sic ukohczyf--- Ia MIN poszy inne, szyb-
10 begf coraz to noWe, to ciekawsze
strasznlesze wesc Polski przynos Jedni sic sposo
Dill 40 Walkl lnnl apatyczne przyglada sic perwszym
poczynania ich niemi}osernie kryykowal kwestonuac
lch patrjotyzm a czasem nawet Wyzuwajac honoru.
Rok 1914-ty zastaje wiare zgromadzona dwu
miesiecznym kursie wojskowym Cambridge Springs
Pa. Musztra, cwiczena, wyk4ady to teskne wyczekwa
ME "a czems wymarzonem, dalekiem, porywaiacem,
jednak zda sic juz bliskiem, ach jake bliskem. 4
moze to Juz "a miesiac?.. Moze dwa?... Zawezwa
rozkaz wyjdze - idziemy wszyscy! TAX tak wszyscy!
Rylsk Bartmanski, zadowoleni zuch6w nakazua ME
co Wczesnej dis odpoczynek przedobiedn bo po pofu
nlu swieto Po pofudniu przybywa gosc. Gosc my,
deczny, wygadany oddawna oczekiwany necierpl
wosca Polski powraca wysannk Sokolstwa, DR.. Sta
rzynski.-- Dzis w1asnie przybywa do szkofy.
Przyby} wreszcie, vita sic i wiadomoscam przy-
wezlonemi sic dzel Poska, ia Poska m4oda, lepsza,
goretsza - do czynu sic sposobi Zwazki Strzelecke
Druzyny Bartoszowe, Druzyny Bojowe Sokoa to
ssszystko hasa ma bioniaeh, karabinam reku har-
tuJe ducha ciao sposob sic do przyszej, zda sic uz
niedalekiej, Walk wolnosG wyzwolenie kajdan
nieWOli Ojczyzny!..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
Hold Pracy..

w ubieg4y poniedza1ek obchodzilismy swieto Pra-
cy. sweto przypada perwszy ponedzialek miesiaca
wrzesnia obchodzone bywa uroczyscie przez robotn
k6w tutejszego kraju wstrzymanem sic cd codzennych
zaec wymarszam ulicach do srodmiesc, konczy sic
zazwyczaj zabawami ma swiezem powietrzu, 'piknika
mi" zwanych &
Pieknem jest sweto Piracy, gdyz jest ono holden
wysikoWi ludzkemu, cd kt6rego wszystko zalezy.
Bog stWorzy4 cz}owieka do piracy, praca jest wszys
kiem Praca jest zycem, bez kt6rej udzkosc przesta
}aby istniec
Praca jest podstawa, trescia ceem naszego zy-
cia, gdyz ma niej ono rozwja sic krzewi
Praca jest realizacja dazen upodobaf czfowieka
gdyz tyko przez prace ludzkosc eel swych zamiar6w
osiaga. Y
Praca jest symbolem tw6rczosci, gdyz tworczosc to
trud trudu tego owoc, tenn wiekszy pieknieszy i'm
wiecej wysi}ku soba pociaga
Praca to piekno zycia ludzkiego ziemi ujawnia-
jace sic wszedzie, gdzie dzia]a mys dion ludzka.
Praca to szczescie zadowolenie, gdyz najwyzsza
radoscia kazdego - to dzie}o okonane
Praca to zdrowie mas zdrowie narod6w to ruch
odwieczny, dajacy size potege.
Praca to Geese boskosci czloweku, to iskra tw6r-
kora cz}owiek r6zni sic Cd zwierzecia przy kt6
rel pomocy do podnebnych wyrzyn siega.
Hold wiec Piracy, gdyz jest zyciem, ma kt6rem
stwarzamy coraz to lepsze, pieknejsze i doskonasze
jutro istnienia naszego ma ziemi.
Hold Piracy!