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New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

presidents of the societies of the Sacred Heart parish.
 committee was named last night at the meeting of the general con- mittee to receive the guests and speakers and present them with badges. The committee consists of Mrs. Harry Bates. Mrs Harriet Mitchell and B. A. Grzybowski, act ing secretary and treasurer of the Pulaski committee.
 The Polish Junior league mom- bcrs will have full charge Of the sale of souvenir badges, the proceeds of which will be for the monument fund. Many badges have been dis posed of and all the participants in the parade are required to wear badges.
 After the parade the marchers will gather at the Pulaski park, where the program and dedication of the foundation of the monument will take place.
 Orders of the Day
 The formation of the parade is sued by Grand Marshal Harry C. Jackson and Chief of Staff Roger Whitman is as follows:
 By authority of the city of New Britain as expressed through the Brigadior General Count Casimir Pulaski committee the following orders are issued.
 The parade will consist of four di- visions. Each division will assemble at 1:30 D. m. on Sunday, October l3
 Continued on Page TWo)
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
WARNER ONLY POOLING HE INFORMS PAONESSA
Did Not Intend Insult to eX-Gov. Smith, He
 Claims

Councilman W. s. Warner today replied to Mayor PaOncSSa's dcnun- citation of his act in turning to the wall the face of a photograph of Al fred F. Smith, the councilman admit ting the accuracy of the report, but explaining that no insult was in tended.
 The letter is a response to one sent Warner last Wednesday after the mayor had been informed of the in- cident which occurred on the pre- ceding night when members of the ordinance committee gathered at Paoncssa's office in the municipal building,
 Councilman Warner wrote as fol lows:
 "Hon. A. M Paonessa,
 'City Hall,
 New Britain, Conn. "Dear Sir:
 Your letter of October 9th ask ing an explanation of the incident which occurred in your office is ac-
 Continued on Page 15.)
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
p. & 2. CORBIN AWARDED
 BIG CHICAGO CONTRACT
So2 ,5O0,O00 Building to Be Trimmed q with New Britain Hardware
 IS History Edifcc.

A contract 10 furnish hardware for a $22,50O,00O building has been awarded to the r. & F. Corbin branch of the American Hardware corporation. This is the new board of trade building in Chicago, now under construction.
 The new building is a History structure and is being erected on Jackson boulevard at LaSalle street.
 This makes two large buildings now being erected in Chicago which the local concern is equip ping with hardware. The other is the merchandise mart.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
SETS STAGE
 FOR FOURTH SERIES CLASH:
 BUSH HERO OF CUB TEAM
''''' ANGLING CASES
 v..USE OF INQUIRY
Washington Hears New RuInorS
 and Facts on Probe
SENATE TO START QUIZ

Justice Department Takes Over
 Probe of McPherson Dcath-Po-
 lice BunSling Alleged in Two
 Murders,
 Washington, oct. 12 LPl-New ru- mors and information bearing on the capitals two sensational strang- ling cases engaged police and de- partment of justice investigators to- day, as senate committee prepared to begin sweeping inquiry into Dis trict of Columbia affairs.
 Greatest activity was shown in the justice departments investigation of the death of young Mrs. Virginia McPherson, first called suicide, then placed before the grand jury and now described as murder, her estranged husband of eight months Robert A. McPhorson. Jr,, is charged with the crime
 tPlNa~' f-tssiN~ I itt'
 Accusations of police bungling in that case will provide the main spring for the senate Investigation, ordered under a resolution by Sena- tor Blease, democrat, South Caro- lima. to go into the administration of the police department, the dis trict attorneys office and the Dis trict of Columbia commissioners.
 Questioning of pr, Thomas Bal lard of New York, once close friend of Mrs. McPhcrson, has oc- cupicd justice department agents for hours and been attended by ire quent hurried trips to various parts of the city. While the information he has divulged has not been dis closed. he was regarded as a highly important witness to draw out cir- cumstances thought to bear on toe young nurses death.
 Body to Be ENhumed
 Other agents. meanwhile, were sent to China Grove. N. C.. 10 eN- hume the body, which was found in her room with q pa aiama belt tightly knotted around the throat. for a new, thorough autopsy with view particularly to finding out whether she was operated on shortly before her death, and whether her skull was fractured.
 Elimination of the body of young Miss Marjorie O'Donnell at Pitts burgh on behalf of the police charg- ed with Investigating her more re- cent strangulation, also was consid- cred to find out whether her wrists
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New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
Utilities Commission Rejects Plan Proposed by Judge
 Kipkham
BUS SERVICE WILL SOON
 BE USED ON TWO LINES

Hlo'tu Ifon GfoNc and North
 Streets, in Finding Made Public
 Today.
 The city's attempt to require the Connecticut Company to bear a part or the cost of rc-surfacing highways when trolley service is abandoned and buses substituted has failed un- der decision of the public utilities commission issued today.
 This proposition was urged by Corporation Counsel John H. Kirk ham when the commission had un- der consideration the trolley com- pany'S petition for the privilege of running automobile buses on the Pennington avenue line and on the Francis street line, abandoning the present type of carrier. This peti- tion was granted in a finding made public today. Removal of rails. ties, wires and poles is ordered on Grove street and on North street.
 Judge kirkham and other officials used the argument that the company l5 given a franchise to Use the high ways and is spared the cost of main tenanco of the area on both sides of the trolley rails, and should there fore pay something toward creating the new roadbcd. An old statute which requires the company to re- move rails and restore the highway when service is completely aban- doned was cited as an argument to back the claim of reasonablencss.
 Finding of Commission
 The finding discusses the argu- mcnts pro and con at length, and then concludes:
 Where a company removes it's rails and ties from the street and there is to be no immediate perman- cnt repairing or repaving of the highway, then the company should fill in and surface the highway in good condition for highway travel in keeping with the kind of surfacing at such time on the highway. The commission has no justification or authority to order q railway com pany to contribute 10 the city DOT tion of the expense of repaNing a highway in which noe street railway tracks will be laid.
 Tn all cases where street railway service is abandoned. the street rail- way company should remove at it's own expense all overhead wires and structures not actually then owned or occupied at the time by other utilities which might include certain poles along the route.
 Based upon the foregoing, the commission is of the opinion and de- c:dcs that it's order should not con- tain a condition requiring the peti- toners to pay to the city the cost Of replacing it's roadbed or track area with the present type of highway surfacing.'
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
Flag of Poland Cannot Be Flown
 From City Hall to Honor Pulaski

The flag of Poland will not fly from the municipal building dur ing the exercises marking the an niversary of Brigadier-Gonoral Cas- imir Pulaski's death. ruling from the office of the attorney general having declared it illegal to do SO
 Alderman Peter J, Paiewslti, rep rcscnting the Pulaski committee came to city hall yesterday 10 as(, that this honor be accorded the memory of General Pulaski Mayor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

Paonessa assured him that the flag would be flown unless prohibited by statute. He communicated with the office of Governor Trumbull later in the day and the governor refer red the question to the office of the attorney-gencral where it's illegality was established,
 It has been explained that the flag of q foreign nation may be flown from public building only when an official of that nation is being entertained in the community.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
THREATS USED IN
 KANSAS MILK WAR
Drivers Forced From Trucks at
 Point Of RGY0lVoTs
.2,OO0 GALLONS DUMPED
Strike Breaker Warned By Armed
 Men - One Chauffeur Held Up Twice Within Few Hours By
 Gang.

Kansas City, Oct. F (Rj-First ap- pcarance of gunplay and the dump ing of almost 2.Ooo gallons of milk from city bound trucks gave a more serious aspect today to the strike of Kansas City milk producers.
 Milk was dumped from two trucks earlier in the week, but men who stopped the vehicles used no vio- lcnce and appeared bent only on stopping transportation of milk to the city in the most peaceful man ner possible. Yesterday, however, one of four truck drivers whose loads were poured in the road was threatened with a pistol thrust against his face while in other in stances clubs and stones made their appearance.
 stopped Twice In Day
 One driver Ray Young. was twice @ victim of the raiders who patrol led highways entering the city. A telephone pole places across the road forced him to stop and eight men dumped l50 gallons of milk. A few hours later, at a distant point, four men dumped 70 gallons he had collected from farm stations,
 Another driver for the same dairy, the Summe Dairy company, was forced to dismount from his
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New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
ENGLISH DIRIGIBLE
 MOORED ID MAST
Giant R-1O1, Largest in World,
 Taken Out Of Hangar
HUNDREDS AT AIRDR0ME

Wrappers Blow on Craft-Trans-
 fer to Mooring Made Success
 fully.
 Darlington, BedforGshire. Eng, Oct 12 (P-The R-1ot, giant new British dirigblc and the British bid for supremacy in the air, was taken from it's hangar at 5:49 today for the first time and moorcd to a mast half Il mile away
 There was no wind and the ground crew Of 40O men had no difficulty in taking the ship-which is the largest aircraft in the world, from the hangar and leading it across to the mast. It took about three minutes 10 mancuycr the ship from the hangar, where it has been WcatherDOund for days.
 Leaves at Dawn
 Ii was just dawn when inc craft reached the mast and Major Scott, in command Of operations began fixing it 10 it's mooring, preparatory to flight later.
 The roads around the acrodrome looked like Sunday afternoon. They were crowded Witk sightscers
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
MACDONALD ASKS
 HELP 0F WORLD IN
 PEACE PACT PLANS
Pleads for Tolerance and Sense in Solving Armament Prob
 lem Of Nations
ASSURES AUDIENCE ALL
 CARDS ARE ON TABLE

tiCns Group of Distinguished
 Leaders, Disclosing Further De-
 tails of Conversations With Eooy-
 cr-IshbcI Faces Busy Day Today,
 While Father Will Rest in Pre-
 paration fer Canadian Trip.
 New York, Oct F GP>-With a last appealing message, not alone to the British and American people but to all the nations of the earth. Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald has brought 10 an end his peace mis- sion to the United States
 A very tired man after the ef- forts of the past week, the British statesman today began a two days rest before going to Canada 10 be gin there the sturcndous task that lies ahead in working out the many problems to the solution of which he and President Hoover have pledged themselves.
 This last public uttcrance of this trip in Amcrica--made at a dinner last night by the council of foreign relations and carried by radio over land and sea to the English speaking people of the World-was even frankcr than those in Washington and in New ' ork which preceded it.
 In this talk. which continued for nearly an hour, the prime minister spoke with feeling which was ap- parent alike in his voice and his gesture. lie gave some intimate details of how he and the president carried on their personal negotia- tions in the wilderness ofsthe Nir- ginia mountains and in the Lincoln study at the White House.
 Rcassures World
 More than that, he undertook again to reassuro the world that what took place was solely for the promotion of universal peace and he appealed to the American people for patience, for understanding, for good will, while the British people are replacing the old furniture of their minds with the new and moro modern furniture of naval limitation and parity.
 His message to the other nations regarding the conversations between President Hoover and himself was briefly but earnestly delivered.
 ''I want 10 say quite definitely and clearly" he said, T want the whole world to know it, and l say it with out any reserve and any withhold ing of any kind whatever, that dur ing the entire course of our Convcr- satiOns there has never been any idea whatever of an exclusive un- derstanding between the Great Brit ain and the United States.
 "Thcrc has been nothing discussed which the two governments would not be happy to see discussed on the same basis with all the powers in the world. The understanding we have been trying 10 establish will always be incomplete and unsatis- factory until it has become the common possession of all the na- tions on the face of the earth,'
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
BASEBALL EXTRA TODAY

The Herald will publish an ex- tra edition today containing complete play by play account of the fourth game in the world series between Philadelphia and Chicago. The edition will be in the hands of newsboys soon after the close of the game, which will start at 1:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

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paration fer Canadian Trip.

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Average Daily Circulation For os'asee %sss E?s'"s 55h 15,351
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PL O 7 K A r ST w O

ko zeczy niepowrotnej, przepad1ei, gdy ME wy
korzysta sic go W1asne lub blizniego dobro. Co.
rzej gdy neopatrzny jezyk plotkarski Wkradnie sic
do tajnikoW duszy udzkiej gdy jej nieszczesie czy
smutki wywlecze ma forum publiczne bez poszano-
wanna bolu wydaje sadly formie uw}aczajacej 60
dnosci, ambicji honorowi, uczciwosci. Ola plotkar
XII niema mic swietego, ona W ko1o niecnych intryg
nemu, przyk1adnemu mafzenstwu i wychoWaniu
sWego potomstwa.
Rzucone nieopatrznie ziarno plotki, zrodzonej
zazwyczaj W bujnej wyobrazni, kie}kuje rosnie, a
Wreszce druzgocze 1amie.
NierzadkO byWa rzucane pytanie, Z czego to
poWsta1o komu przyszedl szatafski pomys} pusz-
czenia SWAT sensacyjnych poWik1an zycioWych,
W kt01ych zawsze figuruja cierpiace nesprawied-
vie ofiary, konczace samobo jstNem lub utrata do
tad dobrej reputacji. Gdzie szukac przyczyny? Ty-
ko plotkarstwie, tenn napoz6r niewinnem
meroWaniu jezykiem.
Powiadaja, re plotkarstwie kobiety prym
dzierza jest w tenn poniekad sfusznosc, choc praW
da, re wsr6d mezczyzn liczymy niema}e juz dis
zastepy indyWidu0w szkodliwych dla spo1ecze1st-
wa. Cd tych szkodliwych typ6w zadna warstwa spo-
}eczna ME jest dzis wolna - widzimy je w pa}a-
cach zamkach panujacych dygnitarzy, stojacych
plotkarstwo nosi nazwe ntrygi dworskiej, widzimy
je w domah stoWarzyszeniach najnizszych ma
wet srodowiskach.
Plotkarstwo jest Wykraczaniem przeciw Osme-
mu Przykazaniu Bozemu plotkarstwo rujnuje szcze
scie domowe, niekiedy rozbija ma1ze1lstWa, a jak
samo sobie jest grzechem, tax plotkarz czy plot
karka jest szkodnikiem spo}ecznym, jakiego unikac
nalezy. Wsr0d ludu naszego kwitnie plotkarstwo
jake zWalczac nalezy, i ME krepowac sic naWet
Wskazywac palcem szkodliwego osobnika, moze
czasem zniknie wsrod mas ia szkodwa playa
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OSME PRZYKAZANIE BOskie

OSME PRZYKAZANIE Boskie zakazue fall
szywego oskarzenia, fa1szywego swiadectwa k}am-
stwa obmoWy plotek. Puszczanem w SWAT fafszy-
wych oczerniajacych Wiesci o kims zowie sic plot
karstwem to wyrzadza bodaj czy ME najwieksza
krzywde blizniemu, DO ruj jnujac reputacje, ponlza
60 oczach tych wszystkich, z ktorymi 1aczy1y go
kiedys wez}y przyjazni.
Mia os6bka ciag}ej pogoni "a wiadomosciami,
sensacami. lnteresuje ia wszystko, wszedzie stara
sic dotrzec zobaczyc W1asnem oczami, spraWdzic
czy rzeczywiscie tax bylo ak s}yszaa, czy sprosto
wac po mescie krazaca, podana przez kogos, ME
prawdopodobna Wiadomosc. PlotkarZ czy plotkar-
ka gotoWi Wedrzec sic do sypialni mafzenskiej ma
wet, gdyby dano i'm po temu spOsobnosc.
Proszony czy ME, wsciba Wszedzie sWoje trzy
grosze stosowne do okolicznosci czy osob do kto-
rych sic odnos, stara sic przekonac Wlasnem w
danej kwestji zapatrywaniu, pos}yszanej opnji lub
zbawiennej rady, mozebnej do zapobiezenia zemu
lub wykorzystania nadarzaj jacej sic okocznosci, a
sprzyjajacej ola niskich sWych celoW. Osoba TAXA
czuje sic W swoim zyWioe, gdy moze maneWrowac
mlec jezykiem i szybkoscia pradu elektrycznego
przenosic wiadomosci z jednego konca miasta ma
drugi, od domu do domu. Plotkarka interesuje sic
Wiecej cudzemi sprawami niz W}asnemi W}asnej
i r6Wnowagi WyproWadzic. Czasu ma zawsze ma.
10 - konieczne nteresy zajecia przypadajace jej
udzale czy to jako pracoWnicy roznych zaWo-
dach, czy jako gospodyni PAM domu - stara sic
wykonac mozliwie najspeszniej, by mice dose cza-
su bye moznosci podo1ac tym, jake ja najcze-
sciej interesuja g. zawsze gdy Wychodzi, szczesli-
wynn zbiegem okolicznosci spotka sic kims, kogo
dawno ME widzia1a lub wypadnie jej kins przy-
siasc ma chwil kilka. Gdyby ogranicza}a sic tyko
do tracenia drogego cZasu, z czegO wszakZe kazdy
powaznie myslacy cz1owiek zdaje sobe sprawe ia
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WlELE OSoB TOME w STRA-
SZNEJ kATASTROFlE
MORSKIEJ.

VALPARAISO - 5 osob ---
oficerow i czionkow za1ogi chilli
skiego transportowca Abtao" u
tonefo po zatopieniu sic okretu te-
go niedaleko portu w czasie jednej
najstraszniejszych burr. jake tu
ME pamietaja cd wielu lat. Dwoc,
tylko czfonkow zafogi z posrod 4s
zfolafo sic wyratowac.
Wiele okretow podazylo natych-
miast ma pomoc, jednak wzburzo-
ne fale slime wiatry ME pozwoli-
ly okretom ratowniczym wjecha6
do portu. Burza szala}a przez ca}y
dzien mad poiudniows centralna
czescia Chill. przecinajac wszelka
komunikacje portami. Ma ladzie
przerwana zoL,aia czesciowo ko-
munikacja ,telegraficzna.
Zatopiony okret "Abtao" byf
zbudowany W Emden, W Niemczech
W 1923 roku.
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: co SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

Widmo powzechne, ze zemah soveciej Rosi istnieje
regnych Wekszose ich
n lowanie agitacje przeciwbozewicka
Agenci c. p u odkywaj4 akas sekte znajduja
material dowdzay cionkow tel eky powadza pzeciwrewou
cyjna robote.
Ma utek ze wiadze soweckie ep4 beztosie zarowno
seky jak ch Mmo miejsce jedne
lima sekta, prawaac wladzom sowekm nemao io
"Mabutnia Zmna opuje jedny ostatnich .wch
zczego sic daalno;c zdemaskosnej G. u k
edlug 6pu byla
iona okocy si Nova Pavwk neak4 Karhacze-
rewoucI do zabudowan seky hron
zemane caym dobytiem Sektanc
soj wiasny majstek postaci abr sukna, oewn ieaxa
kej mlocarn miyna posiada duie
" Berdansku duly sklep Kronsztadzie.
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wspomnismy, kobiea karhaczewa kto'
skte Marawtow stworzyia
seke Joantow, cd swego imenia Joanny
dyscyplna
sekty, rozgami
Joanci prowadzii zycie nadzwyczaj surowe skromne
mie.zai osobnych budynkach zenscy
doch roinych Pfc choway
conkowie seky mie edno
swych gownych zadan, wake bolszewzmem.
niezal1n eudalne panevko
prawedwosci,
miala ka biuro
dosonayh
k orgnci B ktora dlug dobrze data
rowniei
bron, amunicI prowiantu. sa-,-... H.. 49,. ..
Minister zasanicznyh" nei kiryio Zawedenko, by
fcanym przedstawiceem sekty.
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wiadz bolszewckch, pomieszczono
Lein, Stana Lunaczreso innych
Ma nma wszystie boewicke
wiecka literature.
u dugich sraniach ciezkiej robocie wykyy
ekte zdemaskowai ej antybozewick4 dzaialnosc.
"mateczl karhacze~ei eszkaney Nowo Pa
wfowk okocxnyeh S wszyskch
W
dow, uboi poczei naPadae urzedy acowk komuni
mordujsc urzedkow daczow polycznyh rz4dwych.
Przeciwko MIN wysfano slime oddziaiy wojskowe
Rosa diejsza Gala przeiwbolszewcka
wiach, jdna gownych wlasn:e
przerozn sek regine mace nkiedy
ceu ;rod karno:ci
poyiszych ewayi pnych zodei starokrajowych
wynka, pr1laduje kty elsn lyle wzgedow
reisijnych, jak raczej obawy o wfasna skore
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0 Przyszio$c Naszego
Stowarzyszenia!

JEST JUZ rzecza obecnie ogolnie znana, ze
z powodu zamkniecia ola nowych przybyszow Wrot
do tego kraju, wzgednie ogranczenia imigracjl do
Wszystkie polskie organzacje ma Wy
chodztwe znaaz}y sic nielada k1opocie poWodu
zasilana sWych szeregOW a
raz to dotkliwszych STRAIT.
Staney zarzady tych organizacyj wobec zaga-
dniena: Skad czerpac move SHY, WObec braku ma
p}ywu sill re starego kraju. Zagadnenie dotyczy
rowno naszej organizacji, naszego Stowarzyszenia
Polek w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Jedne najwiekszych organzacyj polskich ma
nania re przysz}osc ch ley m1odziezy tu zrodzo-
nej czy Wychowanej tym tez kierunku posz}a
dasza praca PocZynono starana, ably do szeregoW
zdobywac jak najwieksza liczbe tel m1odziezy.
Program piracy tel my "a swoj przyjac musi
N.Y. gdyz to - zdaje sic - jest jedyna droga dc
zabezpieczenia przysz1osci Stowarzyszeniu Jednah
przyjmujac ten program pracy musimy sic Jedno-
pozniej przyjdzie nam m}odziezy ster navy organl-
zacyjnej rece oddac.
Jest to spraWa pierWszorzedne znaczene ma
jaca ME cd rzeczy bedze, aby jej chWl pare uwa-
g poswiecic.
Znamy dobrze nasza m1odziez wemy: re ia,
biorac og0lnie, ME Jest odpOWiednio prZygOtOWana
ME tylko do tego aby jej kierownictwo organizacja
poWierzyc MONA by}o, ale ponadto niema najmniej-
szej pewnosci czy m1odziez ia, stanaWszy ster1
navy organizacyjnej ME pocze1aby rugowac wszyst-
kiego, co tylko jakiskolwek zwiazek ma z polsko-
sca, jako tego, uwaza ona "a rzecz niepotrzebna
gdyz - jak powiada - ME w Posce, ale w Amery-
ce ona zamieszkuje.
Ably uniknac zawodow ma przysz1osc przyk-
rych rozczarowan, juz obecne czas zastanowc sic
mad tenn, jakby spos6b MONA bylo do szeregow
naszych jak najwiecej m1odzezy pozyskac, a pozy-
skawszy, wychowac ia duchu polskim, zaprawia-
jac jednoczesnie przygotowujac te m}ode Polki,
ziemi ame1ykanskiej zrodzone czy WychoWane,
do zajecia mej jsc kerowniczych ma czas, kiedy mas
juz ME stanie, kedy sterane praca, usunac sic cd
piracy organizacji bedziemy musia}y, miejsca swe
m}odszym cd oddajac.
w nastepnych artykulach powrocimy jeszcze
do tego przedmiotu postaramy sic 60 wszechstron~
ME omowie ma razie poprzestajemy ma poruszenu
tel kwestji celu tym, ably Szanowne Siostry raczy
}y mad sprawa ta sic chwilke zastanowc, jako mad
sprawa, ktora ola przysz}osc naszej Organizacji
ma przeOgromne znaczenie.
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FRANCJA ZGODZILA SIZE MA
PLAN SPLATY DLUGoW.

PARYZ. - Nadzwyczaj szybko
zakonczyl sic kryzys, wywo}any tu
sprawa planu splaty d}ugow wo-
jennych.
Z wielkiem zadowoeniem przy-
jefa ludnosc Francji wiadomosc o
ratyfikowaniu odnosnej ugody. -
Fakcje rzadowe raduja sic, ponie-
waz wiedza, ze premier odnios}
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