davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SALVATION ARMY
PICKS GIFT TEAM
F. S. Bright to Head PreIim-
mary Group for $500,000
Campaign.

The names of l6 members of pre-
liminsry gifts committee organized to
receive contributions toward the Saliva
tion Army's $500 600 building project on
the southwest corner of Sixth and f
streets. prior to the formal opening OF
its To-day campaign for $3S0,o00 next
Friday. were announced yesterday.
The members named are TO work with
Frank S. Bright. chairman of the pre-
liminary gifts committee The other
members Of the committee announced
yesterday arc:
Victor B. Deyber. Joshua Evans, ir.,
Isaac Cans, Joseph II. Hines. William
p. Hoge. ir.: Rudolph Jose, Senator Len
root. William p, LipScomb. F. w. Mon
dell. A. NJ. NeviuS. John Poole, Rear
Admiral Joseph Strauss, Lee P. Warren,
STAFF Capt. James Asher and Staff
Capt Ernest r. Holz Of the Salvation
Army and Col. Robert N. Harper All
members of the committee also are
members of the campaign committee.
The building. a Seven-Story structure.
Is 10 house the Salvation Army'S various
activities and to relieve a crowded con-
dltion existing in its present quarters.
1t is further necessary TO house activ-
tiles now in quarters on lower PennSyl-
vania avenue on site to be taken over
hy the Federal Government.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
WOULD SlFT CHARGE
OF INTIMIDATION
Senator la Follette Demands In.
quiry Into Couzens' Statement
Against Bureau.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
An investigation Of charges that the
Bureau Of Internal Revenue had at
tempted 10 intinidate Senator Couzens
Republican, Michigan, by threatening
him with huge additional tax assess
n7ent was proposed yesterday In a reso-
luton introduced by Senator La
Follette, Republican, Wisconsin. The
charges we're made in the Senate BY
Couzens himself. who hes perEistently
opposed the tax policy Of The admin
iStFstI0n
In the course of speech from the
floor On April II, Senator Couzena said
that ne Was threatened with an addi-
tIonal assessment al time when he
was chairman o. a committee inyesti-
eating the affairs Of the bureau
The La Toilette resolution declared
that David n. Blair, Commissioner Of
internal Revenue. formally advised
Senator Couzefs that the bureau had
no information 10 justify the original
assessment II was later revealed the
measure sad. that the bureau had in.
yesDgated the assessment many times
and l1at IL had been approved
IN ADDITION. the resolution charged
that there Was evidence ~ eoiIusi0H
between nigh bureau officials and So
called lar experts ia an endesV V0r ~
eztDft huge fee" from the Michigan
Genabor. Tbis evidence, Il was added
was made known 10 Commissioner
Elair, Out the latter took no action.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JEWISH WORKERS
TO GATHER MAY 8
Community Center Secreta.
rieS Call Conference
at Cincinnati.

The National Association OF Jewish
Community Center secretaries will hold
its annual conference in Cincinnati.
from May Q to l3, with representatives
from Al States and Canada In attend
anCe.
Maurice Bisgyer, director of the jew
ish Community Center OF Washington
and member of the executive commit
tee of the secretarial body has been
selected to present paper on educa-
tional courses at the session of May IL,
For the first time in two years, the
secretaries will hold their meeting stimuli
taneously with the national conference
of Jewish social service. At Joint ses-
sion of the two bodies May 8, Gilbert
Harris. president of the secretaries and
director of the Y. M. H. A. and
Y. w. II. A.. will make his presidential
address. Reports also are to be SUBJ
mitted by the presidents of the nation
al conference of Jewish social service
and the national council for Jewish ed
ucation Joint sessions of the two
conferences also will be held May 10
and IL.
The secretaries will take part in the
memorial meeting Rt the Hebrew Union
College. May IL. and will conclude their
on organizational relations of women TO
the Jewish Center. Frank RubenStein.
director of the Baltimore Y. M. II. A.
and Y. w. H. A., will be one of the
speakers. A business session and
elections OF officers will close the
conference.
Following a meeting of the executive
committee OF the secretaries on the
opening day of the conference, there
will be an afternoon session, presided
over by Judge Alfred Cohen Of Gin
cinnati, president of the Independent
Order B'nai Birth and member OF the
national executive council Of the Jewish
Welfare Board. There will be general
symposium on educational programs.
The officers of the Community Center
Association are: Gilbert Harris. presi-
dent: Louis Kraft. vice president:
Samuel B. Kaufman, second vice
president: Mrs. Esther Jameson, third
vice president, and Harold II. Levin,
secretary-treasurer On the executive
committee. in addition to Mr.. Bisgyer.
are: William Cohen, Moses II. Chase
man. Herbert Kohn. E. J. Londow.
Abram S. Magfda, Abraham W. Rosen-
thai, Tobias Roth. Harry l.. Glucksman.
Jack Nadel. Charles Nemser. Herman
Passamaneck. Aaron @. Robson and
Philip L. Seman.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
GERMAN DYE TRUST
SHOWS BIG GAIN
Turnover Increased 20 Per
Cent-Improvement Re-
ported in Product.
Bv the Assnclaied Press.

BERLIN. April 28.--The annual re-
port of the German dye trust states that
the general improvement In industry re-
suited In 20 per cent increase In the
company's turnover as compared with
the previous year. The improvement
in dyes was especially noticeable.
Satisfactory progress has been made
In developing the trusts coal liquifying
process while the production of BEN
zine is increasing and finds a ready
market. The trust now employs 49,
600 persons.
Regarding future prospects. the re-
port says that business for the year
1928 thus far Is satisfactory. Business
in artificial silks has increased consid-
erably, necessitating the extension of
the trusts present plant to meet re-
quirements.
On completion of new work the COM
pany will be able To- produce 700 900
tons OF nitrate yearly.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
HISTORIES "STUPID,"
CONGRESS IS TOLD
Col. Dickson Continues Fight to
Gain Corrections in Ameri-
can Text Books.

Some things that are enormously be-
ing taught TO the school children of the
District of Columbia as a part of their
American history instruction are out
lined in a tract which has been sent
&c all members of Congress by Lieut..
Col. Thomas J. Dickson, U. S. A., re-
tired. formerly senior chaplain of the
First Division A. E. F. and now chap
lain general of the Military Order OF
the World War. 1t says in part:
Il am prepared 70 demonstrate and
know what the word demonstrate
means, that in teaching OF American
hosiery, Washington has reached the
zenith of educational stupidity in that
We have violated a proposition OF
Euclid. made the reason OF Jevons
meaningless and overruled Greenleaf as
10 what is evidence.
We teach that trained dogs were
used to search for missing soldiers who
had been so badly hurt that they could
neither move nor call for help and
when they found such cases the dog
would trot back and get some one TO
go with them and take the soldier TO
the hospital: that the German navy
was delivered TO Allies without firing a
shot and the first thing We did was to
use our spades
We teach that the four great Ger
man drives failed. fight 200, 900 men
on about three by five miles and make
twins Of a man who was at the time on
the Mexican border.
we teach that Pershing, without
waiting for artillery, struck the Ger
mans. knocked the Germans dumb
founded: back "a times as fast as Ger
mans had advanced and sometimes
gave these same dumbfOunded Germans
utterance as the Germans cried 'Kam-
arao' in dead earnest when we charged
across the river yelling like demons
We teach that the tramp Of Amer
lean soldiers was heard In France a
month before we started and gave chill
oren a few simple and elementary
truths TO discuss. What is meant by
the League Of Nations? How may an
other great war be prevented? We
demonstrated three times that the
American soldier with six months Of
training was more than a match for
the German veteran.
We sent soldiers over in one and two
stacker fruit boats conveyed by seven
one. two and three stacker nattleshipg
Airplanes pursued submarines and
submarine ramme4 a hydroplane with
her flag pole.
There are thousands of false stupid
and absurd statements in the l07 Amer
ican school histories that ! have ex-
srnined which viii make us the laugh
ing stock Of the world and endanger
peace Of our nation. O. e. d. Where
are we on the intellectual thermometer
OF the world?"
Evening star., 1928-04-29
MEMORIAL BODY SEEKS $1.OOO,OOO
TO COMPLETE WASHINGTON HALL
Association Aims to Have Structure at
Seventh and B Streets Ready for 2OOth
Anniversary Celebration in 1882.

An intensive financial drive looking
| to the completion of the George WASH
| ington Memorial Building at Seventh
and streets in time for the official
celebration of the 200th anniversary of
WaShington's birth has been launched
by the George Washington Memorial
Association.
The association will seek to raise ST.
100000 by popular subscription with
which TO begin construction of the inn
posing Pathenon-like HAN. and II hopes
to raise an additional $6000,0 900 later
TO complete, equip and endow It.
In order to be ready for the national
bicentennial celebration in 1892. work
on the building must be started with
out further delay. preferably this
Spring, 1t is pointed out Even then
overtime shifts probably would be nee
eSSarv.
Foundation Laid.
The million dollars. which is the i'm
mediate goal. will be sufficient to erect
the building, bare of auxiliaries and
equipment With this tangible start,
the sponsors believe, raising of the re-
mainder of the fund should be COM
paratively easy.
The foundation of the memorial $50
by 800 feet III its outer dimensions. al
ready has been laid and paid for. the
association announces. About half
million dollars was expended on this
work. The site. occupying the entire
north end of Armory square. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. on B street.
was contributed by the Government.
In giving the land Congress required
that the building should cost not less
than S2,000000 and that there should
be permanent endowment found of
$500, 900.
Eventual control and administration
OF the edifice was vested in the Smith
sonian Institution board of regents
The Fine Arts Commission has ap-
proved the plans for the structure, the
architecture of which is designed to At
Evening star., 1928-04-29

in with the Governments great public
building program In the Mall.
Begun In 1921.
The cornerstone was laid November
IL, 1921, with resplendent ceremonies
at which President Harding. Gen.
PerShing and Admiral Coontz spoke
With cessation of work on the founda-
tion, due to lack of funds, high board
fence was built around the site.
The main part of the building will
be the auditorium. seating from 1000
to 900 persons. A great memorial
organ is proposed. The whole is to be
a memorial to the signers of the Decla-
ration Of Independence. Grouped about
the auditorium, on the first floor. will
DC haf dozen convention halls. seat
ing from 600 to $500 persons. It Is
intended that the auditorium shall be
used for national and international
conventions. inaugural balls and other
notable assemblies
The second floor is to have a BAN
quet hall. accommodating 600 persons.
large and small reception room,
coat rooms, serving rooms and perma-
nent quarters for national associations
and organizations of various sorts.
The third floor would have rooms for
ing toward the building and 100 rooms
for research work and study. The
kitchen also would be on this floor.
The fourth floor will be left without
partitions. to provide for future con-
tingencieS.
The association proposes to dedicate
IA OF the Ionic columns supporting the
front portico to the l3 original
States and the District of Columbia. In
return for which each of these states
is TO contribute $4,000
Senator Bruce of Maryland Is actively
supporting the memorial project and
recently he introduced in the Con-
greSsional Record the text of three de-
scriptive pamphlets issued by the memo
rial association.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

e1lIyJiD ltlto Germany from Ruksls
y 80 Yfsr Hsfe a per cent greater than
- 1926.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Dog Racers Handicapped.

Handicapping racing dogs by ma
chinery Is being tried by use OF a start
ing box that has just been invented by
r. Wallace OF London. The apparatus
Is controlled by a dial that Is sur
rounded by plug switches. by which the
gates OF the kennels are opened as de-
sired. AS the hare passes a certain
point 1t automatically switches on the
current connecting the gates and thus
releases the CANNES at the handicapped
timNs
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ARMY PLANES SPEND
NIGHT IN ALABAMA
90 of Air Attack Group on Way to
Langley Field Maneuvers-Will
Continue Trip Today.
Rv the Assoclate /. Pre...

BY the Associate Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April ca
Twenty-six planes of the air attack
group at Galveston, Tex. en- route to
Langley Field. Va. for Spring maneu-
vers. landed at Maxwell Field, Govern
ment airport here, shortly before noon
today. The planes will hop of at Z
o'clock tomorrow morning for Augusta.
Ga. Maj. Frank Lakeland is in COM
mand
The flight was delayed yesterday
when the planes ran into a gale over
Louisiana. and the night was spent at
Tallulah. La.
one plane, which crashed on the
take-off from Galveston. Is expected TO
join the group here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
81, 500 IN TURKISH RUGS
STOLEN FROM D. c. HOME
Mrs, Clinton Cushion Tells Police
Valuable Furnishings Are Miss.
ing Prom Residence.

I1eft DngUsTded for the past eleven
months. az 500 worth ~ imported Turk
3en rugs nave been stolen from the
hume of Mrs. Clinton Cushion, ~ 1902
81 55oS Cleveland avenue, she reported
yesterday W police
MIG Cushion told Fourteenth pre-
clnet police thst The rugs we're Ieft IN
her home gilen sils moved W New YORK
CITY. Their loss was not discovered un-
T.. neT return here she ssic that she
6d net know wi1et4eT hef house number
gse 500 ~ 55gs since the street at thai
point u spsfsely settled
Nrs Cushion gsye her New York sd~
dress ~ the savoy -Pisza Hotel in New
YoFE City She. is stopping 81 The
NsynoEef Hotel here
s9AlyB& ljii0 Germany from Hukeis
y 81 year NeFe A DeF cent greater than
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Wife Sues for Divorce

Mrs. Loretta c. Taylor, BIS K street
northeast, yesterday asked the District
Supreme Court for limited divorce
from Francis l.. Taylor, pressman In
the employ of Judd 81 Detweiler. They
were married July %, 1919. and have
three children. The wife charges
cruelty. She is represented by Attorney
Godfrey l.. Munter.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

ceiving training here during the past
year under the direction OF Lieut.. Col
Robert p. Parrott The division head
quarters are at Richmond Col Fred
v. S. Chamberlain will be In charge Of
the cann training.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

mix novel nauki. Wierzyl
moWi}:
- ZapraWde, ten by} Sy
mem Bozym
Pi}at Il Pontu zamknHl
sic w samotnoSci j zakry-
waf glove slucha4 za1osne-
60 biadania zony:
ZamordoWa4eS spra-
wiedliWego! ZamordoWa4eS
,sprawiedliwego!
Nigdy jeszcze klaudja
PrOkula w ten Spos0b nj
przemaWia]a DO meza. M}o
dq znadZWyczaj picking
Rzymianke Wydano WbrcW
jej wolf "a namiestnika Ju-
del. Pogardza}a MIN "a to,
ze sic zgodzif ma ten wy
muszony zWiazek. BeZdzie-
tina, zyfa w pa1acu urza dzo-
nym re wschodnim przepy-
chem, ale PLAT, daremnlp
stara} sic pozyskac jej Ia
ski, otrzymac zycZliWe spo'
rzenie. Wywofac usmiech
ma ustach. PREDICT mog.-
by tchnac zycie W zimny
kamien.
Teraz sta1 sic cud: mar
tWy gtaz ozyf i przemoWit,
Przybyli ucznioWie ukrZT
zowanego i prosili, ably in
pozWolono zabrac Jego eli"
10 i z1ozyc je w skaliste.i
pieczarze, tuz okofo miej-
sea kazni.
Namiestnik' Wyszed} zc
swojej komnaty blady. mi
nah zone. wsparta o drzN
cedrowe, Wysadzone zfotem
i udzieli1 uczniom Nazare.j~
czyka zadanego zezwol5-
MIA. By1o to wielkie ustep-
stwo, gdyz wed}ug praw;t
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SkaZaniec muSia} WiSieC na
krzyzu prZcz 3 dni ; nocc.
NaZajutrZ, Wczesnym ran
klein oznajmiono namiestni
koWi przybycie arcykap4a-
ma kaifasza, cz1oWieka, kt0
ry chetnic dafby sic przy-
bic do krzyza, gdNby przez
10 by} poznanN przez
SWoieh ziOmk0W "a Mesja-
sza i Syna BozegO. Pilat
dumnie przyiq4 najWyzsze-
go dOstoinika Judei ma
wet skinieniem gEoWy ME
odpoWiedzia} nd gieboki T.
kfon. Przebieg4y zyd zH-
czQ} Wys4awiac madroSc i'm
peratora, ktory przysla} do
Jefozolimy sprawiedliwego,
dZieki temu zdrajca MANU-
jacy siebie krolem. otrzy-
ma4 zasfuzonQ kare. Ca}N
narod izraelski skfada dzie-
XII Cezarowi i uboleWa. ze Z
lego plemienia Wyszedf bu-
rzyciel i ZapeWnia ME ZWy-
ciezonego imperatora o sWo
iej WiernOSci przyWiaza-
niu.
PLAT siedziat nieporuszo-
ny na marmurOWem krZe-
Sic, okrytem purpura s1u-
cha} obojetnie miodowych
slow arcykap1ana.
- Czego cheese jeszcze
odemnie, zydzie? - zapy-
tai zmeczonym g4osem.
- Drobnostki jedynie;
cesarskiej pieczeci i cesar
skiej stray przed grobowa
pieczara, w kt6rej bogaty
Jozef Z Arymatei, Z wiedza
i VIOLA prokonsula, z4ozy}
ciafo Galilejczyka.
- Pc co pieczec? Po co
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
= OtO cz}owiek

- Oto cz}owiek.
| oto odwo}anie sic do
lepszych uczuc, drzemia
cych w duszy ludzkiej, po-
zosta4o bez skutku, wow
czas namiestnik rzymski,
chcqc ocalic niewinnego, dal
do Wyboru zydom miedzy
umeczonym Nazarehczy-
klein, a niecnym zbojca.
Ale lud zydowski ME
zna} lltosci i przechyliwszy
sic ma strone z4oczyncy, "a
zada} smierci Chrystusa.
- Ukrzyzuj Go, ukrzy-
zuj. - Wrzeszcza1a zasla~
piona t}usZcza.
PLAT musiaf postapic
wbrew wfasnemu przc-
sWiadczeniu i kaza4 ukrzy-
zowac proroka Z Galilei.
Jezus kona4.
ChWile te zaznaczy@y Gu
da ma ziemi niebie. W Je-
rozolimie panowaf mrok,
pop}och przerazenie; Rzv
mianie korzyli sic przed po-
sagami Bogow, zydzi schro
Mill sic do swiatyni Salomo-
ma, wierzac temu, co mo-
will kap1ani, re Jechowa
objawia sw6j gniew "a to,
re tax d}ugo pozwolili Na-
zarejczykowi bluznic pre-
civ Imieniu Boskiemu.
Uczniowie wyznawcy
proroka Galilei pozamy-
kali sic w domach bolejac
mad Jego smiercia uwazali,
re GAIA natura uczestniczy
w ich strapieniu. Ktokol-
wick jednak staf pod krzy-
zem ogladaf skon ''kr6la
zydowskiego', czy to zyd,
czy Rzymianin, czy zwolen-
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! Przed chwila spojrzat W
g}ab Wfasnej duSZy pozna!
/ sWoja wine.
- Lud ME poWinien VIE
: wye W ZmartWychWStanl1
| Tego cz}owieka. kaze prz>
}ozyc picczeC i poStawiC
straze. :
kaitasz pokornie dziekn,
Wa4 madremu sedziemu.
PLAT oSobiScie udat sic
do pieczary, W ktorej JG-
Zef Arymatei przygoto-
wyWat grob dla Siebin. Wiel
ka rzesza ludu poStepoWa-
la ia lektyka niemieStnika
Droga villa sic pod gore
przechodzifa obok miei-
sea kaZni, ZWanegu College,
ia.
Grozne chmury zaSnuly
niebo. olblZymie sepy kra-
zy}y WokoiO z}oWrogiego
wzg6rZa i rozpedziwszy
kruki unosily sic mad krzv-
zami. na kt6rych Wisioli j.
SZcZc dwaj totroWie. Siwv
drapiezniki. zWabione z pt
Styni wyzieWem zgnilizny.
dzioba1y skazancoW. Wyry-
Wajac Z Mich kaWa}y miesa
i siada4y na ramionach krzy
ia, ably pozrec SW6i fur o.
hydny.
Pomiedzy dwoma ukrzy-
zowanymi stercza} trzeci
krzyz. ale ten by} pusty.
Ma lego szczycie blyszcza-
la wielka. snieznei bia4osci
goiebica i ME ruszy}a sic Z
miejsca, pomimo. ze woko-
10 niej sepy }opataly skrzy
diam.
(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 3-eD
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straZ: :
- GWoli Slepemu przeSa
doWi mOt}ochu - pokornie
odrZek} arcykaptan. - Ten
fa1szyWy cudotWorca ma
vial: "Umre ale 3-go dni;.
znartwych hWstane': jezeli
ME zapobiegnie sic temu,
lud gotow uwierzyc. zr
przyszedt nowy Bog. wick
sly i potezniejsZy niz Wszv
stkie inne. Dostojny ma
miestnik przeszkodzi temu.
jeZeli kaze przy}ozyC pic
czec cesarska ma drzWiach
jaskini poStaWic straI
przed grobem ukrZyZoWa .
nego Galilejczyka.
Pi}at zaduma} sic g}ebo-
ko; WZrok miaf zgas1y. pO-
wieki przymkniete. kaifasz
sta} pred MIN czekaiac po
kolnie na odpoWiedz IT,
smiechna} sic zjadliWie, cy-
nicznie pobladlego obli-
cza i zawied4ych ust ma
miestnika cesarskiego. Me
zyd kaifasz sadzi} i ska
za4 na Smierc zyda. JeZu-
sa NaZarenskiego lecz Rzy-
mianin, na Rzymianina spa
d}a odpowiedzialnoSt. Po-
mimo, re madry SedZia
PLAT wobec ca4ego ludu Il
myf rec, mowiac: "Nie j"-
stem winien krWi tego spr"
wiedliwego", a zydowski
lud krzykna4: "Niech Jego
krew spadnie nA mas na
nasze syny', jednak on by|
odpowiedzialny "a Wyrots
gdyz on tylko mia} W}adze
ma Judea.
Wtem prokonsul otwo-
rZyf ocZy.
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J GROBU ODKUPICIELA

Przed .swietem Pascny,
JeZus Nazarenski Zostaf u
krzyzowany wraz Z dWoma
}otrami.
w chwili, kiedy cudo-
tworca Z Galilei skona4 ma
krzyzu, w swiatyni Salomo-
ma zas}ona rozdar1a sic od
CORY do dofu; ziemia sic
zatrzesfa i wsr6d jasnego
dnia uczyni}a sic noe.
PLAT Z Pontu, zarzadza-
jacy Judea W imieniu Ce-
cara, wydaWszy Wyrok
smierci ma Galilejczyka, "a
mknal sic w najdalszych
komnatach swego pafacu
ME wpuszczaf do siebie nj
kogo.
P 7 Z e d zamknietemi
drzwiami 'siedzia1a skulona
Klaudja Prokula, m4oda 10
ma prokuratora rozdar1szy
szaty ma sobie, rozpacza}a
Zamordowa4es spra-
Wiedliwego! ZamordoWa4eS
sprawiedliwego!
Zrazu PLAT przekonany
0 niewinnosci Galilejczyka,
chcial go ratowac pred ME
nawiscia zyd6w. Wycho-
dzi4 do ludu powtarzajac
jedne te same s1owa:
- Me widze w MIN lad
nej why.
Chcac wzbudzic litosc W
zydach, kaza} biczOwac O.
|skarzonego, ukoronowac
co cierniem oblec w pur-
pure, a kiedy ow Meczen-
mix zni6sf W milczeniu b6l
i zniewagi, PLAT polecif wy
prowadzic skrwawionego
ma Forum i wskazaf Go lu-
dowi m6wiac:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03

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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-04-03
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