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New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
Theater Reviews of
 Current Offerings
1By Herald r-yiewerJ RICHARD HEENDON
 Presents
 "CEF0LES'

4 Romantic Comedy Drama Samuel Shipman and Kenneth Perkins
 CAST
 Monsieur Daudet .......... Gene Mason Madame Fournet ...... Pauline March Madame La Grange ......... Rita Vale Madame D'Ashon ...... Marie Mar hon Mile, Germaine .......,.,... kar Titus Mile. Co!lette .,......,..-. Palma Ri'a Monsieur Ciouler ........ William Murray Monsieur Rafael .......... Dayil SaEer Monsieur Fourart ,,..,... Jean Louhet Monsieur Andre .... William Pa-fc, Ir. Sencr Martinez ....-..... FaouI Del-eoH BeSs .,..,...-s.-...... Bessie Allison Christopher ..,,.,.. Richard x. GreEr Eve ...-............... E'a Franklin Sue ................... Susie FranKhn hastus '.'..''.'.'..',. N'iSon lu' He' Madame Hvaetntha Princess Ma.cha heli Monsieur Ncrluche ....... George Nash Fl Cato .,..-,......,,. Allan hlrshart Jose .....-.-. ...-..... Jay Mordaye Aliasandro -.-.....,... William Jones Pere Alphonse ..,,..... Joseph Ra"ley Jacirta ....,........s Helen Chandler Pierre .-..-.... ..-ss..-.,. William Stone Jules .................-.. David S7Eer RONpALIA UsAND1ZAGA ENSEMBLE Luciano Gas,ou. Lsandro Gaston, Paultno
 Fernandez. Carlos Martinez
 DI lIIH Ildt'l ldl tE'L III -i oles," the current production at Parsons theater Hartford Samuel Shipman and Kenneth Perkins, the authors, have gone back to the New Orleans Of the pre-Civil var days, the New Orleans Of ColOrtul TO- nance, when men were men and women were ornaments. The story ie q bit sketchy, verging toward the melodramatic at times but Wlthai acceptable for the stage if you like your drama highly seasoned, The authors have not hcsltated 10 use 1 the contents Of the pepper box gen ! crously.
 "Croolcs" nhirls at high speed around the fortunes and mistortunos Of Madam Hyacinthe, who has turned her ancestral home into q public inn in order to make both ends meet. Her daughter. Jacinta, l> being reared at convent and is not aware Of the change in the Hya ! cinthe domiCile. She arrives home a an inopportune moment and dlscov
 
 doubtful character and gentlemen o the old school whose chief goal II life is pleasure. Among those pres ant, as the society editor would say is one Fly Cato, q sWashhrckllng ad yanturer with q passion for freeing the Cubans from the cruel grasp 0 the Spanlard, and with q price ol his head. The child IS almost rn believably innocent and simple. Sh knows nothing Of worldly thing
 Her mother. in order 10 rccoup t1
 family fortunes, has arranged fo her marriage 10 Monsieur MorIuch' whose bank account is high am moral standards low. After q serl" of dramatic events, Fl Cato save
 her from the rake who planned |
 marry her. capture Fl Cato am
 claim the reward for the adventur CTS head.
 Allan Dinehart. as Fl Cato, is th central figure. H" is seen in a typ entirely alien to his experience, hl his work is the high light of th play. Speaking entirely in dialect, h l acuuits himself crcditably and add | l.stre 10 his versatility.
 r. George Nash is good also in th | disagrecablc role of the town rak The women in the cast lnclnh , Natacha Rambora. Princess Matcha
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
White Star Line
 Starts New Service

London. Sept. LF) - The White Star line. it is stated, VIII iha"s urate a passenger service between southampton and Canadian ports rcxt spring, using the liners Me vontic and Albcr,ic, They will take on cargo at London and emoarh oassonq,rs at Southampton. contl- mental traffic will be plckea up "' Ia,ra France.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-09
WORCESTER POLITICIAN DIES

Worcester. Mass, Sept. FIl' Harry w. Goddard, "'aIthy re,t,aa .,,',a wire manufacturer and ohe-'.'i.' candidate for mayor o1 Noics ., died at his home here duflrs '1'0 night after a long illness.
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FAIRVIEW ST, 51--6 rooms. 2nd floor.
all improvements. Apply Ord floor. Rent
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT



! Apartments and rcno,,o,,s "a
,,51,77 :. s.-7 = 10 Va
i,,,,,r.,..',,',,'.., rooms 2hd hoor all
IRE, a,',' nus '''"' reasonable. Apply
u. g Hooi,
hath LSa, rooms ktchrhette and
crrani,e snr,,, 49,, auu "lhHo"
,a, M oo.o "''"u'ts from CEN
49, 80, -,
Gonr % rnn, -. o-room apartment, 3rd
1nonira or 500" r,'t ,ns' a. very convenient
iT1II S17 r-,5,,-
q ,,ra,..,,.,. 1-iu"Ii' tenement all i'm
/ Ea.t H1,i, 9, ''" p,' i,%H,'s bakery %
,T117iI ,T go -,
+ ,i1, ran, ,u , "mu : rooms, Reason
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,pG.Ii %, ., -
a,a,,,,r, utsiap'e room
"rn' o,,ISr,, |,r'l moor. an modern I'M
on ,,rn,,isos nj a r1m> eh'e"'' inquire
f77-7 TI7v 60. 80 =, .-----, -------
in,,r[,,a,,an,, 'o'.' .eI'g 'ne"l "',h
on any, rr, VEINS ''"' i"aSonap'e' Apply
=, :, =! :! 49,, ----
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49, a. "'ou,t" Improvements IN
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"tn' ',''e"' io' ie"'' Etiy central anu
kins Printing CO is church s,
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MNriN'. lA' 80 - anu room
oe,o WIN meat lo'"'S"eu' inquire
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ST, ll9--5 rooms 2ud floor
newly renovated, Improvements; RaraE'
il desired. can evenings to .. Phone
@435-S.
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FIVE ROOM TENEMENT First floor.
all improvements newly renovated.
Garage. Adults preferred. Inquire 35i
South Main ST
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers
Dancing Teachers

ALL STYLES OF DANCING; TAUGHT
at Emerson Studio. $50 West Main ST.
Lessons any time by appointment
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Musical Instruments

j9S BUYS a dining room set. $40 viii
hold 1t at Dcyle's Furniture Co. 500
Main ST
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'9S BUYS a three piece bedroom suite
$40 deposit will hold 1t at Doyle's
Furniture Co 500 Main St
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FINANCIAL
Money Loaned
FAMILY LOANS FOR USE IN THE

FAMILY LOANS FOR USE IN THE
iloME-sl0 to $500
our service is best because You can repay
according to your income, and we try T."
make every customer happy by courtesy.
prolnptnes7 ana privacy. q to IS month
", plus lawful interest. ropays SO to sl0V
cash loan.
Larger sums in proportion
All loans between husband. wife and our
sclvcs. Call. write or phone l.9-d-3.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
io1 Raphael Bldg, second floor. 30 West
Main St, between Washington and High
streets open 40 TO 5; Saturdays So
to !. Licensed by tho stato-Bonded To
the Public.
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LEAKING RAD1ATORS-Ouick Service.
Expert attention; low rates; don't let
small leak. lead TO heavy repair expense.
Body dents removed. leaders straight
ened. Q. Becker. IL Glen st. Tel. b53.
REPAIRING on all makes Of cars. EI-
pert mechanics available day and night
Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l73s.
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

DON'T MISS THIS ONE-Railcy Cprirhr
just tho right size and the price is onlv
sij. The Gibbs Piano Co, III Church
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

business Opportunities 4B
BOOMING HOUSE, II rooms Central.
Box 40B., Herald Office.
YOUNG MAN has from $4,000 to $1,000
10 place In established business either
active or silent partner Address
Business, Box 24-L.. Herald Office.
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ADS Anear rhetAphm
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST. 5O5-Furnlshed rooms, ali
convenlences With or without garags.
Tel 1853.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and rcncmcnts

I'VE room apartment near High school,
3team heat janitor service. Apply NJ
lNt.horian. l64 Glen St
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with bath, Modern lmpro,smen,s wv.
hace Apply 2rd floor. Tel. 45S4-3.
LOGAN SIT room fencner-t LEI orl
IND floor All modern 'p1nroys,,,ou u,'.
with or without garage. Inquire or
p''In'Ses between q. m. and 4:3l
1"N WOOD ST. 500 room component
good location all improvements. 1st
------, ~ ! :,
'',fiN 81, 4o-6 room apartment. con,
t'lu'"s not water. newly renovated
- =, - ',-,l L'a@,lh4 me. 6-,-l :
'rlN 81 b. II room apartment, steam
. ,eat'd' lie bath room. Price reasonable
-, .,.,- WINNERS an -
N,Nl'> ST. so room tenement steam
I s.'''' Inquire Henry Mofa"s' sos Main
-, .
'.''-' o. coz ELM SIT aud room
S %o,,n IS, ans r@ominE house See
,7,71. -, - 10 VI Ia.
US -. io'-2 room apartment JAM
S,,-o '''''su' 10" rental. CAN Dr. Jate
,,..-5,-7. -
III NHL 81 lll~-4-Foom bungalow. oak
,-ot.1,, ,,','. ''.,i, rre''h ooors, all I'm,
/ "r N5 Myrtio stro@, i''"'' 4''o'e 1880
,,.r,ac,,+ ', ~, H. 80 room
/ inst noor or phone ?4IG.1" --H''' I
NORTH ST, 24l-stcam heated apart
mcnis, ianitor service, 4 rooms $50 :
IoohlS, }fU. inquire on premises. Ben.
PARK ST. ISL room tenement. ali
modern improvements 2uI floor In.
cure @rd toor from to s evenings.
PLEASANT ST, IG1-S roun bungalow
for rent, MI improvements InCu;re on
,''''''', N'. M""'tln. IHohe hA'.
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Wantcd-To Rent

WANTED large sunny front room. nicely
furnished. with private bath II possible
Privilege OF light housekeeping. For man
and wife. Address Box a. II. C., rs G.
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Suburban For Yale

=" EST ENID family house. all I'm
proyemcnts. Price $500. Peter De-
nu2ze. 40 Main ST. Tel. 43t3 or 1874.
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AVE-, a9-Tenement ~ Z
rooms. all modern improvements. steam
heat Inquire end floor.
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,NN1S PIANO, excellent condition: looks
like new. $50. KoveIs Piano Shop. So
Rockwell Ave Tel. :l2c-4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21
Goxnn W
HER

! the influence Of certain French manners and customs
spread.
MANY did not recognize the Partisan influence.
Many do not recognize il now. Some are still blind
to its serops aspects. The comic supplement treats
the Aapper IS though her problem which at bottom is
our problem. were simply joke. But It isn't
It was this craving for adventure. for excitement.
which caused most Of the trouble. as Mrs. Van Wrinkle
sees It.
The Aappcr-the girl who came back from war
work and her younger sister who didn't go-found
the element of adventure surgng strongly within her.
The theater and the movie failed to satisfy. The old
forms Of recreation seemed fiat The old prohibition.
and rules seemed tame.
And so-the Aapper grew into defer Of conven-
ton. She rolled her stockings pulled cgarets. took
"A drink occasionally dispensed with as much clothing
as she possibly could. took to rouge and powder.
dabbled u petins parties and joy-rides developed
fondness for late Dances She discovered that taking
a chance was adventufe-so she proceeded to take
Copyright. 1927. NEA Service. Inc,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21

Don't let the spoonng stage last loo long. Marry
the Aapper early. Arrange your economic conditions.
If need be. to insure her sheik the opportunity
to marry young that his father had. Offer him every
chance to earn living wage enough TO support
wife and the children that should come.
These. then. arc the highighs in Mrs. Van Wrinkles
plan for dealing with the aapper. Her police ex-
periencc compcls her to supplement them with this:
Keep the streets safe for girls Look up the record
Of auto drivers. Drive the mashcr from the street:
he is Of the greatest mcnaces to girlhood that
America has.
And. above all says Mrs. Van Winklc-use edu-
cation instead Of prohibition II works better. If you
have to educate yourself before you educate your
daughter. do it. by all Don't try to hedge her
in with thou shalt not signs. Be patient and under
standing instead. 1t will pay.
The Aapper at bottom. is fine girl. All she needs
is square deal-a little kindly understanding advice
and friendship.
Given those and she will disarm her b,,erest critics.
So says Nina Van Wrinkle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21

chances with gay abandon. She is still doing il.
True enough-but what's the answer
ATHLETICS Will HELP
SOLVE THE PROBLEM
Mrs. Van Wrinkle is not discouraged Far from It.
She is supremacy hopeful.
Here is why she is hopeful:
The Aapper at heart is clean.
What she needs is guidance. not censure.
1t late to get her back over the line she crossed
during and after the war-but she make out all right
if she isn't pulled down.
First and foremost thinks Mrs. Van Wnkle-pro-
vide the Aappcr with substitute for her everlasting
dance parties. And adds this cultured matron there
is substitute good as
Athletics!
Encourage girls to play baseball, to swim. to box.
to row. to ride-to engage in all Of the sports that
formerly were considered exclusively masculine d.
versions.
The number Of healthy. athletic girls is increasing
rapidly-but not rapidly enough. A great nationwide
athletic movement should be launched that would reach
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21


This Is the advice Of Lieutenant Nina Van Wrinkle.
chief policewoman Of the national capital and pres
dent Of the Policewoman's National Association.
She speaks from background Of wide experience
and 6rst-hand knowledge She has studied the aapper
in every big American city. She HAS made this study
hobby. travelling from coast to coast to learn all
she could. And. making this study. she has reached
a number Of interesting conclusions
First Of all. Lieutenant Van Wrinkle declares--
THE Aapper is an inevitable product Of the World
War"
She is. as Lieutenant Van Wrinkle sees il. the child
Of circumstances. She IS a symbol Of her times. an
outsrowh Of the clash Of mighty forces in the Amer
lean social world.
UNDERSTANDING MUST
TAKE PLACE OF SCOLDINC
She doesn't realize this IN the least but i i true
nevertheless.
The aapper is a saucy. fun-lovins cisaset putting,
joy-ridins young scamp2 Possibly. But il was inev-
table, and furthermore. i is too late to change It.
The thing to do now i to understand her and help
her instead Of scolding and REFRESHING her.
That is the way Mrs. Van Wrinkle understands the
situation.
L j. ten years now since The United States entered
And the day that war was declared was the day
the dapper was born.
So Mrs. Van Wrinkle puts it. She explains il thus:
The American girl took the hazard Of war ju..
as much as did the American boy. And she Is still
taking il.
I'VE hear little now Of our war girls. God know.
the American boy made the supreme sacri6ce d man.
hood. But 70 did the American girl make sacri6ces.
I'VE took thousands upon thousands Of American
girls from the shelter; Of their homes-ciy girls and
country girls. from The protection Of their mothen'
apron strings and we turned them loose into the
whirlpool Of wtr. =
Il was n Florida recently. Al Jacksonville and
ST. Augustine there were still displayed timsstained
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21

old posters Of the war period. urging our girls TO go
to Washington and do their BIT for Uncle Sam.
Oh. the cruelty. injustice Observation-Disclosures Of the
doubtless ellinentoncd policy Of hurting thousands
upon thousands Of girls upon the capital Of the naton
and not satisfied with sacrificing them in ovecrowded
Office buildings and rooming houses. pitching thousands
Of other girls overseas to face-aye and in many in
stances to succumb o-perls for which she'll FIRE might
mercifully have been substituted!
1t was France. IN my judgment. and not Wash
nston. that really provided the influence that we saw
creeping among our girls as we settled down to the
winning Of the war-the influence that we still see
upon them.,
PEACE BROUGHT NEED !
OF MORE ADVENTURE
The thousands Of girls that we flung oversea.
came home eventually. Or rather. most Of them did,
MANY Of these girls found their way back to
Wa'hnston Too many Of them remained in Wash
inston. Peace forgot them. They dsGked the idea
Of returning home. They had had great adventure.
and they craved more excitement They mingled with
the girls that bad been left behind at Washington
Our girls were changing. had changed. From PAR.
to Warrington and then through the fortyeight states
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21

I'VE the Happier a chance!
Don't treat her as a joke. and
don't 60 to the other extreme and
twas your head sadly over her every
action.
Get down to fundamentals with
her: realize that she IS. at bottom,
a healthy. 6ne-souled American
girl-and you will presently dis
cover that instead Of being q ma
tional problem she is one Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21

all girls. Once permit the American girl 10 become
the athletic girl the same broad sense that the Amer
lean boy has developed into the athletic boy-and
the Aapper will vansh
That is Mrs. Van Wrinkles idea. q
Then there is the petting party. Mrs. Van Winkle
approves Of It no more than do the harassed mohers
Of the land who are wondering how to stop il: and
she has . ready answer for this problem. too.
GIVE EN- A CHANCE
TO GET MARRIED YOUNG
Create good community centers where girls may
minsle with boys to their hearts content Don't compel
girls and boys to steal away into dark corners. into
curtained automobiles. to spoon. Remember--spoon-
ing can Be healthy symptom Of love- Simply encour-
age the right kind Of spoonins and provide the right
kind Of place for It.
There Is marked difference between pettns and
spoonhs; and # there normal outlet for spoonne
pettins will sink to ! minimum.
And-one thing more. adds Mn. Van Winkle.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-02

sena i cakowa porazka rumunskiej armj.
Po oaecznem zwyceswie alantow, Rumuna podwoiIa
erytorum wcielajac don Besaabje, Bukowne
Banat Przez lat powzechnego pokoj
byla nekan agrarnem
Obecne jednak lad porzadek,
Rumunska krolewska mia}a Karola
zrze1 sic swych przywieow obecne meszka
Karol oenil sic roku coka greckego edyna
epca racze koem nerc Ferdynanda Igo Pozo-
roku 1884 kora posubla ekskr greckego
awi Aeksandrowi; ks. Mikoa urodzony
urodzona roku 1908 Dwo namodszych
kroowe Mar jej turze Sanah ziednocznych zesze
jeseni
By}y rumunski nastepca ksaze zrzeka sic
nazywa
kroem tel same dekaracji oswadcza tron mu ma
zny bedzie wacl takowy predzej pozne odzyka
Zdniem wieu obserwatoow
utrzymac Tego zdana ksaze ktory powada
oni beda musie powrotu
jest dose ny ably og syuaca
sce lat Me dose si ably mad
ia mowi ks Karol tyko zaczekac nalezny
odzyskam Rad natomiast jest zdecydowany stlumic
zarodku wszk ruch znerzaacy
rece ksiecia Karo lynn oddzialom wk
mpatyzuja ks Karolen zabronono
daeka pysziosc poaze ak tego wszygo Rumuna wydze
jednak grozi jej okres Aopotow zaburzen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-02
kobiety po|skie powinny
sic ubezpiieczac:

Dzlesiec lat temu kobiety stanowy tylko dwunasty
procent wszystkich ubezpeczajacych sic; dis procen
lch podni6s sic do dwudzestu nakfadem og6lnej lcz
by ubezpleczajacych sic, wszystkiego widzmy
woko} wnosc MONA, re procentowosc ia bedze wzra-
stac stale.
TAX wykazuja statystyk kompanij ubezpieczowych
Stwierdzaja jasno dobtnie obecne kobiety CO.
raz wiecej zaczynaja pojmowac wartosc potrzebe u
bezpeczenia ma zycie cd wypadk6w tez wiece
znajdujemy ich W szeregach ubezpiecza jacych sic.
Jest to pocieszajacy objaw nalezy go wszelkmi
srodkami wzmacniac> zachecac dalej tym kerunku.
dzisiejszych czasach kobety potrzebuja tax samo
ubezpieczena zycie jak mezczyzn. Medzy poskie-
wniety i kobiety zda sic upodoba}y sobe zycie
organizacyjne, naezy uwazac fakt bardzo da
szej przyszfosci zw}aszcza dla naszego zycia orga
nzacyjnego - obecujacy
Lecz upodobanie zycia organizacyjnego naszych ko-
biet trzebaby przestoczyc poczucie obowazku ma
tel drodze nak1aniac e do ubezpieczena sic pod szan
darem organzacji polskie katolickie i przytem ME
wescej jaka jest Stowarzyszenie Polek Stanach Zed
noczonych.
Praca organizacyjna praca dla dobra rozwoiu
Stowarzyszena Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych praca
patrJotyczna spoeczna, praca mad dobrem rozwo-
Jem duchowym umysfowym naszej m4odziezy dziat-
wy jest to piekne pole dza4alnosci wdzieczne bar
dzo pocagajace dla kazdej polskiej kobiety.
Teraz jest czas letni wycieczek tax zwanych
plknlkoW Trzeba wiec wszystkie nadarzaace sic
sobnosci wykorzystac s}owem ciep}em przekonywaja-
Gem zachecac trzymajace sic doad uboczu kobiety
potrzebie konecznosc ubezpieczenia sic w poskiej
katolckiej niewescej organzacj jaka jest Stowarzy-
szenie Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-08-02
TRZYNASTA II ROCZNICA
7 "ZBROJNEGO CZYNU''.

w przysz1a sobote, dnia -7-go sierpnia b. r..
przypada trzynasta rocznica "Poskiego Zbrojnego
Czynu'. Lat trzynasce temu nocy 5-go ma 6-ty
sierpnia 1914-go roku garstka "szaehc6w' Komen-
dantem czele zwaa stu py granczne wystepujac do
wali czynnej, orezpej najgrozniejszym zaborc6w
o wonosc nepodleg}osc Narodu Ojczyzny
Spierano sic kl6cono przez wiele lat zna-
czene tego hstorycznego momentu By tacy kt6rzy
mendanta podejrzewali zdrade przekupstwo, par
tyjnosc, <Jego NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. darzy major
dynarniejszemi wyzwiskami, nawet cd najemnikow
strjackich i'm wymyslajac. I to by niby Poacy, nby
patrJocl, nby dza1acze spo}eczn, nby udze uczciwi
Obecnie po 13 latach, o welu tych kt6rzy zasfuge
udzi czynu bezczesci, kt6rzy pwa szlachetny po
ryW m}odzezy - uz nema, lub ucichl ME mogac VIA
snych oszczerstw sliny prze4knac egenda czynie
Komendanta Jego ''stracencach" zyje, zyc bedzie
przetrwa tax dlugo, ak d4ugo nasze wolnej nepod-
eglej Ojczyzny, kt6re imenu lat trzynascie te-
nft nierowna wake najezdzca podjeli.
Lczebnie - garstka to by1a, lecz sina pory-
wem mfodzienczym, wspomagana pfomienna mi}oscia
Ojczyzny, cud6w walecznoSci dokazac by}a stane
okrywajac blaskem estwo polskego zo}nierza j. "a
pomnienia odgrzebana trayce ryceska stawaac pred
oczy zgnusnafego og6fu polskego, kt6y jednak przy
kadem porwany, przesciami nauczony, niemocy obo-
jenosci dzwigniety, lat kilka potem zwartym murem
stanac potraff obrone zagrozonej wolnosci, krwia
nat lepszych w narodze wywalczonej i zdoby4 sic ma
pametny, historyczny 'Cud mad Wis}a" Cud zo}nie-
rza Posklego, by tenn dac powt6rny dowod, rycer-
skosc narodzie polskim zgne}a lecz tyko porze-
bowafa podnety, porywu przyk4adu by d4ugoleniego
letargu sic ocknac cuda walecznosci ma nowo stwa-
rzac kt6z to Nar6d leargu obudzil? Kt6z do Walk
go porwal? Kt6z nemocy obojetnosci go wyrwa4? -
Ktoz, jak ME Komendant swa garstka "stracenc6w'
W noe pametna 5-go City serpnia. Ich to poryw
najacy W historji rownego; ch plomenna miiosc
OJczyzny; ich poswiecene, trudy znoje przyczyni4y
sic rownez do tego, il lat pare potem podobny od-
dzwiek znalaz4y sercach Poakow "zamorskch" w
wiekopomnym czynie Wychodztwa Polskiego Ame
ryce. Boje 'stracehc6w" sprawi4y re my lepsza ma
dzleJa przysz4osc dla wyzwoena Ojczyzny pracowa-
hsmy W dniu wiec tym pametnym, dniu 13-ej rocz-
nicy Czynu Komendanta garstk Jego sracenc6w" po-
chylmy czo@a przed zasuga zakrzyknijmy wsp6-
ME radosne: zo4nierzowi Polskemu Geese!