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New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
JUVENILE BURGLAR ADMITS HIS GUILT
Youth Coaiesss Blslkine Into Main Street House

Admitting his guilt. Nelson Bow Ter, l6. of Boston and New Britain. was bound over to the March term of superior court under $l,0O0 bonds by Judge NJ. D. Sake in police court today on one count of burglary and two of theft. He was brought back from Boston last night by Sergeant P. J. O'Mara, who investigated a report by Mrs. Florence Parker of 61 Main street last Friday that $45 and a Commercial Trust Co. deposit book had been st, zen at her home.
 Sergeant O'Mara testified that he and Mrs. Parker examined the in the snow on the rear veranda in dicated that the burgler had not left the building. A screw driver was found in Bowler's room but he could not be located and immediately sus- picion was directed towards him. In his belongings were found Boston addresses and acting on the theory that he would probably go to Bos- ton, where his mother lives, the To- cal police requested the police of that city to arrest him. They did not find him at his mothers home. as he had taken a room at another address. He agreed to return with out extradition.
 Find Bank Book
 Sergeant O'Mara learned from Bowler that he had used the screw driver to pry open window lead- ing from the rear veranda and had then rented a room on Church street where he donned new clothes whic h he bought for $23 leaving his old clothes behind. He threw the bank deposit book away in the rear of Rogers Recreation building on Church street and took train for
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

30 below zero during the day to al- most 50 below at night the partners paced. ran and stamped across the narrow confines of the land oface building. The last several days they virtually lived in . biz piano box which they placed against the build- ing and in which they set up . small stove.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
Northwest Securities
 Stock Exchange Opens

Minneapolis, Jan. 20 @-A stock exchange organized primarily to deal in northwest securities nos listed elsewhere, was opened yes terday with 2S listed and ls unlist- ed securities on the board.
 The exchange operates one hour a day.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
New Buddhist Temple
 Is Built of Concrete

Tokyo. Jan. 29 P-Modern steel and concrete construction, brought into favor here by the ever-present
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08

A very handsome living room
suite upholstered in beautiful
jacquard velour with beautiful
reverse cushions. You really
must see each piece to APP
preciate the beauty and value
you are receiving. Davenport,
Fireside Chair and Club
Chair. Sale Drice-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Ingenious Plan Is Worked
Out by Inventor; China
TO Use System. .

~ Ii ScfttCG
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Within a
IN few years, the air traveller
may look down and regard a bee
hive on the earth with the same
joyful anticipation that an ocean
traveller sights land.
For the beehive, one of the old
est forms of architecture, inspired
the newest plan for the nations
newest need, the airport, and one
has been designed by Frances Really
and E. P. Goodrich, Network archi-
tect and city planner.
A model of the project is fea-
ture of the aviation show at Grand
Central palace.
Goodrich now is on his way to
China, having been commissioned
by the Chinese government as con-
sulting engineer in the development
of a modern seaport at Canton and
the laying out Of a modern capital
city at Marking.
His plans call for aviation de-
velopment ahd he will use the bee
hive airport as a basis for this
phase.
This new aviation terminal
strives to become an architectural
asset rather than a liability. And
it looks ahead to the time when air
travel will be much more common
than today.
ut is designed so that one-way
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
FIND EXTORTION
CLEW IN DEATH
OF RICH WIDOW
Dead Husband Paid Black
mail: Demand His Body
Exhumed.

BIZ Untcd Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Discoyery of
blackmail payments by the late San
ford A. Burnham, wealthy slot ma
chine manufacturer, and a demand
for exhumation and examination of
his body marked today's develop
ments in the investigation of the
mysterious death Of the manufac-
turers widow, Mrs. Selma Burnham.
Examination of the records of the
Burnham Gum Machine Company,
through which BuTnham and later
his widow, allegedly were linked
with an international slot machine
and gambling syndicate, revealed
Chat the manufacturer had paid
large amounts to extortionists, state
Investigators said.
Made Racketeers Fortunes
Burnham's gambling machines, it
was said. were operated in nearly
every state in this country and in
Cuba. States Attorney John Swan
son, directing the inquiry, has
charged that Burnham's operations
made fortunes for racketeers and
political protectors
Burnham's two daughters, Mrs.
Sidney w. Ballard Of Detroit, and
Mrs. G.. Howard Gowen, Chicago,
demanded examination of the body
of their father, who died last July,
leaving control Of the gum machine
company to his widow.
Charge Liniment Caused Death
Mrs. Burnham died week ago
under mysterious circumstances
which have involved Edward T..
Riley. who has claimed that he pur-
chased a SIS per cent interest in the
manufacturing company for $4,000.
The Burnham estate, consisting
mainly of the gum company, was
valued at 100000, but was dis
sipated, investigators said, through
Mrs. ,Burnham's gambling and ir-
regular methods of business.
Riley has been held pending in
vestigation of the charge that he
gave Mrs. Durham hniment to
drink as whisky and that he at
tempted to force her to sign a
certain agreement shortly before she
died.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
$4,000 TO PAY
INCOME TAXES;
NUMBER CROWS
Revenue Office Preparing
to Handle Rush; Only
5 Weeks Left.

Preparations for handling the
annual rush of income tax pay
ment and filing of returns expected
between now and March Is, the fin
al date, were being made today by
George L. Foote, internal revenue
collector.
With only five weeks remaining,
scarcely more than 1000 returns
have been filed by the approximate
ly $4,000 federal income taxpayers
in. Indiana, Foote said.
There were 93,697 income tax re-
turns filed in Indiana last year, of
which IS, 1874 were individual, 11,185
corporations and 1888 partnerships.
Income taxes collected for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1928, in Indi-
ana we're $27,245,618.
The total amount this year is ex-
pected to be reduced by repeal of
the per cent automobile tax last
year, although prosperous condi-
ton of many corporations may
make up the loss.
The corporation income tax has
been reduced this year from 49,
per cent to II per cent, and the ex-
emption for corporations increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 Exemptions
for individual taxpayers are the
same as last year. $500 for I'M
married individuals and So 800 for
married persons, with an additional
$500 for each dependent.
Income tax blanks have been
mailed to all corporations and in
dividuals which filed returns last
year, to aid them in making their
returns this year, but this does not
relieve those who did not receive
the blanks from filing before the
deadline, March IS, Foote said
lA~ u H.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
BRIBE OF 100000 is
REJECTED BY OFFICIAL
New Yorker Declares Contractor:
Offered Hin RakeOff.

New Yorker Declares Contractors
Offered Hin RakeOff.
BB United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-George U.
Harvey, borough president of
Queens, has revealed that shortly
after his election he rejected a
bride of 100000 a year offered to
him on behalf of a group of wealthy
contractors.
Two men called on him, Harvey
said. Offering him the mo3ey if he
would favor certain group of con-
tractors in the awarding of con-
tracts in Queens. They offered him
the choice of taking the 100000 or
5 per cent of the gross amount OF
contracts awarded to that group, he
said.
Windsor castle is built on land
which William 1 acquired from the
abbot of Westminster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08

traffic becomes an automatic fea
ture," explained Really. Twenty
two airplanes and dirigible can
land while twenty-five airplanes can
take off-all at the same moment.
1.-THE average train leaving Grand
Central station carries between 900
and 700 passengers; thus the air
port could handle about the same
amount of traffic.
1.-THE design is made SO as to
focus and clear from one point all
the high speed traffic of the city.
Thus, venicular tunnels and sub
ways can come right into the air.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
SHIPS WITH SCIENTISTS
Is MISSING ON PACIFIC
IIIyria, Bound for Fijis, Has Not
Been Seen Since Jan. IL.

BIZ United Press
MANILA, P. l., Feb. 8.-The Paci-
f1c was searched by radio today for
the steamer Illyria, which left Bos-
ton, Mass, last october on a scienti-
fic expedition and is reported long
overdue at the territory of Ruk in
the Caroline islands.
The Illyria, bearing a group of
scientists headed by DR.. Karl P.
Schmidt of the Field Museum and
Dr. Albert w. HERE of Leland STAN
ford university under supervision of
Cornelius Cole, wealthy easterner,
was en- route here by way of the
Carolines New Philippines and
FIJI islands
1t has not reported it's position
since Jan. II, when it reported it
was 600 miles west of Ruk. Ruk
province, also known as Nogolu, is
1850 miles east of here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08

port, and discharge their passengers,
who then hop off in planes"
"All planes will start from and
arrive at four terminals which meet
in huge rotunda. The east-west or
north-south terminals will be used
so the planes can take advantage
of the wind"
The design calls for an airport
5000 feet in diameter, the landing
surface of which is covered with
cinders, with enough space left for
a runway $50 feet wide for each
plane, the length of the runway be-
ING $500 feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08

than 20 per cent of the total num-
Der of returns for Indiana, Fcote
said. Last year returns were made
by 1888 indianapolis individuals,
2,724 corporations and $50 partner
ships.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Coated Tongue
Means Poisoned System

Your tongue tells your health! II
tongue is coated in the morning and
you have a bad taste in your mouth,
it usually means your system is
filling with poisons from waste mat
ter retained in the body. This state
of self poisoning, or auto-intoxica-
ton, causes chronic constipation,
sick headaches, sour stomach, and
often high blood pressure and hard
ening arteries. You need to stimu-
late your liver so it can remove the
poiSons from the blood and clean
the waste out of the colon. Pure OK
gall is the best thing for the pur-
pose. 1t is a natural liver stimulant.
as any doctor will tell you.
You get the genuine, pure, OK gall
sin dainty, taStelesS form in DioXol
tablets. Each tablet represents 10
drops of the precious OK gall and
costs less than &C., Try few for
three or four days. The amount OF
old waste matter expelled from your
body will amaze you'll Note the new
feeling of health, strength and en-
ergy that is yours. You'll feel like a
new person. All good druggists sell
DioXOl tabletS.-AdvertiS
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
CO SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

Cd lat sic icznych deiaeh, p'mach prasie
kyzysu, ja Europa Pleni daj
odczuc wych d1edznach potyce stosunkach
wowych spoecnych iyciu gospodarcz duhowem kwessja
upadu Zachod natniee umy wspdxe.ne, choeby
yko wspomn;es H. Massisa, Spengera lub Berdjajewa
Mowisc kryzye kulturalnym my;I objawow ku
ewnstznei gdyi przecwe diei wynalazko wy.oem
ktowi technik pokonywaa iywiotew
materi dosismy .zxytu potegi maenei
max ane to sfone pofoiene naesku essse dobr
.obyeze materne pocssno .obs .uboiene duhowe,
nstrzne nasze ultur liy
erjaizowane, podnoenie kultury pomns
duchoej d kaidem pou Sprawy xo.podar-
staiy moorem organizuacy zye
poiyce stoja ponad nrodowemi
kowanu sic nterey gpodarce sowna
woy 'waoe gras role dawnych wich idei
swat Co i poiecxn opary
sic iinch geb.zs
wao;c dla racjonalnego osagania ceow xsmsch
To dzieje sic eze kutuy duchowsi
ezyo praktycxnych,
waose sobie, rowij sic
zewnetrznym formy tresci Podobnie
beInteresowna nauka k dowod
speinia sadanie kszacenia zawodowego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
Zachowanie polskoSci
-- to gfoWny fundament
naszej organizacji

ZDARZA sic czasem, re So wsrod Rodak6w i
Rodaczek naszych tax tchorzwi tax bojacy sic
sWego cienia, re obawiaja sic wobec obcych przy-
znac sic do polskosci. Ci tez boja sic zazwycza
czytac polske pisma i obawiaja sic nawet nalezec
do polskich organizacyj.
Ma te nasze Rodaczki powinny zwrocic uwage
tie pracowniczki, ktorym dobro rozwoj Stowarzy-
Swietej Rodziny sercu ley. :&.-..
Te Wlasnie trworzliwe, ma pozor ME chcace ma
lezec do polskego toWarzystwa, a1atwiej do orga-
nizacji wciagnac. Poznac je zdaleka MONA }atwc.
Chodza chy}kiem, ME patrza sma}o w oczy, gdy
zapytac je co po polsku, odpowiadaja }amana
angielszczyzna.
Jest to jednak material dobry, tylko bojazliwy.
Nak}onic Rodaczk te argumentam do przyjscia ma
posiedzene, wstapc po ME do domu, gdy perwsza
bojazn wstyd przemoga gdy raz sic znajda W oto-
czenu polskiem, gdy sic przekonaja re posiedzenia
poskich toWarzystw ME So tax straszne, stana sic
dobremi cz}onkinami, Stowarzyszenie Poek w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych bedze malo tego korzysc.
Ma posiedzeniach towarzystw naszych "a malo
sic m6wi wez}ach, }aczacych mas daleka Macie-
rza przeciez to rzecz nieodzowna i konieczna.
Jestesmy obywatelkami tego kraju ale polskiego je-
stesmy pochodzenia o tenn pochodzeniu ME wolno
pod zadnym warunkiem nam zapominac. Pamietac
trzeba, re tax d}ugo Wychodztwie polskich or
ganizacyj, jak d}ugo polskosci, wiec zachowanie
tel polskosci zabiegajmy bo tn idzie dalsza egzy
'stencje Stowarzyszenia Polek w Stanach Zjedno.
czonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
edzie Wieksza ZasIuga?

z okazji pobytu pani arj Sk}odowskiej - Curie W
tym kraju, najpowazniejszy najpoczytniejszy Toe-
do okolicy dzennik tamtejszy pod data 26go ubege
go miesiaca taxi zamieszcza artyku} redakcyjny:
"Najwieksza kobieta swiece pani Sklodo
wska-Cure by}a honorowym gosciem obiedzie wyda
Edisona okaz iubileuszu swiat}a elektrycznego
PAM Cure przybyla do Stan6w Zjednoczonych po
gram radium lub wartosc tego monecie dar cd tu-
tejszych swych wielbicie przyjaci64 instytu
dium Warszawie.
Gram radium, jaki pani Curie zabierze soba do
Europy przedstawa wartosc $4,000. Way jedne 6sma
Geese unc wag aptekarskej. Pojedynczy fun radium,
odkrytego przez pana Cure je zmar}ego przedwcze-
snie rowniez wiekiego uczonego meza, przedsta via
wartosc mljon6w dolar6w, wiec zaedwie po}owe war
tosc oszacowanej pred kkoma zaedwie laty Te znz-
Ike ceny po}owe umozlwi@a PAM Curie odkrycem nowe
go sposobu wydobywania radum rzadkich minera}6w,
Kto dotad zyjacej jeszcze czw6rki zas}uzonych W
historic nowoczesne przyczyn sic ludzkosc nawiece
Hoover, kt6ry czasie pozog wojenne zywi} miljony
zgodna4ych bedak6w? Edison kt6ry swiatlem elektry
XII oswetl SWAT odkryi grafofony fonografy? Ford,
kt6ry genjuszem przedseborczym umozliwi} tana sly
bka sposobnosc przenoszena sic mejsca mejsce? :?
Czy wreszcie pan Sk4odowska-Cure, ktora odkryciem
swojem koi nieznosne cierpienia? %
Mech ma powyzsze odpowie rozsadek zdolnosc ro-
zumowana Czytelnikow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12

przyznaje jednak, ze W historic Pol
ski imie Pilsudskiego zwiazane jest
z wypadkami wyjatkowej donioslo-
sci. Ably W niej znalesc ludzi, mo-
gacych stanac MIN ma rowni, -
pisze Aldanow nalezy zwrocic
sic juz ME do Jozefa Poniatowskie-
60 lub kosciuszki, lecz do Stefana
Batorego, Sobieskiego lub najszcze-
sliwszych Jagiellonow. Piisudski
jest to cziowiek nadzwyczajny, -
niebywa@ej energji. niezwykfych ta-
lentow, a zadziwiajace 50 wprost
jego przezycia, ktorym podobne zna
lese MONA chyba W zyciu Napoleo-
ma. Podawszy dalej szczegoiowy
zyciorys Marszaika. oparty glow
ME ma danych, zaczerpnietych z
ksiazek kingslanda Smogorzew-
skiego, przy ktorej to okazji daje
ujscie swej niecheci, opisujac
dzia}alnose rewolucyjna Jozefa Phi
sudskiego, zwlaszcza W latach -
1866, autor po opisaniu wypad-
kow majowych i przedstaweniu o.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12

Nadmierny poloiony .pawho;e yczn4 ezwoj
kerunku zdobywna rekodow
ze pzewadze swaa izycznego mad duchowym.
Zrz4 zybkie iycia powszechna ewoluc demokazn
ME pozaa pieegnowane kutuy deaiem stala
udssko
alonych podawah ehnicznych ceu jak najzybszego
ob materjanych Amerykn powiada
prof W. Gueh tylko racjonaliyeznym ma
izme
kaycznym materjastyczneso wiatopogladu jest dz
Rosja bolszewcka Guehn podea wfa;ne
Zwyczae tylko pewne zwiska
poliyczne poieczne gospodarczej rlk
Zasadna reca zoieniem boil
rajny materjazm do rotkowaiego
ziemskieg uaecy tel ylko warto;ci maan
wszeh deastycznych,
tylko regnej jako iuzje Bolewzm
probemah gospodarczych
loienach Tudnoe
leiy opanowani lecz
baby zwalcyc wprzod jego fozo ME mole zdobye
Europa, zara:ona 'podobnem nastawieniem.
w xwaku materjalxnem nwelac4 oxwna
sbytni indwduan, tzy ednak
daienem do k naweych xyskow spolecznych
nych. E.-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12

kuura dejsza peina sprzecnosci Dzek
sodkom komunikcyjnym zmalla dis brdzo uitac
zeknece rozmaych narodow cywcyj; na.t4pio
syiowanie ezmaych pdow pomieszane lemenow heteo
gencznych Zaehod bi:y do Wschodu dgiej demo-
kyczna wymiana srodowisk zy dolose
intelektuaa klty.
wszystich wiatopogadow podta ibeim wyoii anarchs
szechn4, brak kichkowiek kyterjo adze nk
pubEcznem
obyczaach sztuee Wszede panuje brak wlanego ty
snsno;i brak wypelni eklektycny
okresonyh ozpowszechn wieka
die podobny be rodmego podioia kuanego tertoranego
obraz ludzo;c uey a.kr.wyeh prze.waeh
duak beznadiejy gdyi cowiek
oparcia alsze wartosci nil robienie pien4da Oawnie
tylko przwyceania potya
sic tel ui wee symptomow ddie
wujemy tendeneje wmocnieni gospodreze
odywa wlasciwe uounkowanie
luje wytworc.o; zakee my;i budz my
nych podtwach nowego
blasku. ..-.>
= okres obecny bye uwalany .chylek kuuy
naz lecz ko przesene kej choroby
cry. .<7
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
Jak New York Jest Rzadzony?

aldermanow Jest izba niz-
sza tel rady. Sk}ada sic z
65 aldermanow, czyli ra-
dnych miejskich, wybera-
nych CO diva lata. Kazdy z
mich otrzymuje pensje $5,-
200 rocznie.
Mayor mianuje ca}y sze-
reg komisarzy do kierowa-
MIA poszczeg6lnymi depar-
tamentami w administered il
miejskiej.
Depertament sadowniczy
obejmuje sadly miejskie w
kazdej z dzielnic, sady ad-
ministracyjne sadly dla die
ci. Miasto obejmuje piec po
wiatow, wobec czego ma
kazdy Z tych powiatow
New York, Bronx, Kings,
Queens Richmond jest o.
sobny prokurator okregowy.
Samorzady miejskie w
wielu miastach amerykan-
skich wzorowane So ma sy-
stemie samorzadu miasta
New York.
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w miescie New York ma
yor wybierany jest ma CITE.
ry lata i otrzymuje pensje
roczna w sumie $4,000.
Razem z MIN wybierany
jest takze comptroller, czy-
Ii finansowy administrator
miasta, prezydent izby al
dermanow i prezydenci pie
ciu dzielnic miasta (bor-
oughs) M a n h attain,
Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens i
Richmond. Wszyscy ci u
rzednicy stanowia t. wv.
Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionment, kt6ry jest "a
razem wyzsza izba rady
miejskiej. Izba alderman6w
jest izba nizsza rady miej-
skiej.
Manhattan, Bronx, Broo-
klyn, Queens i Richmond.
Wszyscy ci urzednicy sta
nowia t. wv. Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment,
kt6ry jest zarazem wyzsza
izba rady miejskiej. Izba
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
SZCZUKA l TRYNASTYK RADNN
MI MIASTA CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, OHIO. - lego
roczne wybory, jake sic odbyly W
dniu 5-go listopada, przynios}y ivy
clestwo naszym kandydatom.
w pierwszym dystrykcie urzad
radnego ubiegal sic jeden nasz 70.
dak, p. Jozef Trynastyk i ma sled
miu wybranych uzyskai plate miej-
see.
: w drugim dystrykcie ubiegalo
sic ten urzad czterech polskich
kandydatow i jeden zwyciezyl. Wy.
branych zosta}o pieciu. Panu Sta.
nis}awowi Szczuce przypadlo W u,
dziale plate miejsce! Zdola} wyjse
zwyciesko W wyborach dzieki uzy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
Marszafek Senatu Radzif Sejm
Odroczyc

WARSZAWA. - Marszafek Senatu, Szyman-
ski, otrzymaf dekret Prezydenta Moscickiego,
sadie ktorego Senat pols zostaf roniez odroczony
80 dni. Marszaiek Szymanski po otrzymaniu de-
kretu Prezydenta, udzieIii wywiadu krakowskiemu
"Codziennemu Kurjerowi Iustrowanemu", zaznacza
jac, re zfozyf wizyte Prezydentowi Moscickiemu
i doradzi szefowi panstwa, aby tax Sejm jak Senat
odroczone zostaiy 80 dni wzgedu to, ze
dyskusje mad budzetem wymagaja powaznej sp,-
kojnej atmosfery, ktora obecnie ME byfaby zapew-
Mona.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
ZJAZD FlLARETOW SKiADA
HOLD PIISUDSKIEMU

WARSZAWA. - Ziazd orya,;-
zacyjny Filaretow zakonczyi .we
obrady. Przyjeto statut Zwiazku i
dekleracjs ideowa. ktora o:wiad-
CA. il Filareci zorganizowali sic "
czasie niewoli byli z pokolenia,
ktore potrafi{o jednak wylonie "
narodzie zadze buntu prawo do
zycia, CO wyraziio sic W hasle: -
Woiny czsowiek W Wolnej Polsce.
W imie tego hasia. Filareci .taneli
karnie do szeregu wojskowego, kt6-,
ry pod wodza Marszalka Pilsudskie-
go zerwaa peta niewoi z xiemi pol.
skiej ducha pelskisss.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
Duzo Sic Obiecywa}o Pred Konfe
rencja, Lecz Mafo Dokonano

PARYz. - Mozliwa jest rzecza wyjawiena
obecnie, dzieki niedyskrecji L'Echo de Paris ME-
ktorych szczeeoiow dyplomacji angielskiej tym
czasie, kiedy premier angielski, Macdonald konfe-
rowaf prez. Hooverem mad sprawami rozbrojen
morskich. Po konferencji tel spodziewano sic wel-
kich zmian wiekszych jeszcze krokow W kierunku
ogolnego rozbrojenia, faktycznie maio doxonano,
dotychczas trzymane byio scisfej tajemnicy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-11-12
ROSJANIE WYRAZAJA SIE Z y
ZNANIEM o. ,PILSUDSKIM

PARYZ. - w dzienniku rosyj-
skim "Poslednija Nowosti' , wycho-
dzacym pod naczelna redakcja Mi
lukowa, ukaza4 sic szereg artyku-
low O Marsza{ku Pilsudskim, piora
znanego pisarza rosyjskiego. Aida
nova. Oswiadczywszy ma wstepic,
ze ME ma on powodow, jake 70.
sjanin, wykazywae zbytniej sympa.
til dla polskiego marsza1ka, auto,