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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01
PRokLAMACJA
GUBERNAToRA

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e koe ME poddaway nakazom desptymu po:~eay
ludu tych ktorzy II
~iekach pzybyh cd
sie~a on dro podatns gebe, gde
pr1eszkody wp}ywow krolow
przybraia poae zycnej sohod dy stasy
ku sobe koonow da wspolne
przygoo~aa ich do epokowej walki Amykankej
Me o~yeh czasach ybkich
kacp tax pospolych chwli bej
~0noe Nowy s~iecie rozeszia zadwiaies ybkscia
najdalszych zakakach Sarego
syno~ Europy ME dbaae neehee soh monarh
truoy nebezp'eczenstwa wojny oarowem
slug obemu kajow bmu ponie~ai wszyy
ehS spa~e tego narodu TAX przyby La
pess' De Fleury Seuben wel
pawonych polach b Europ losy
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W sprswie tel ~olnosc, kors sic cieszymy
tel icb daeke Kazmerz Pulaski woman,
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edraz czonkiem zbu Wsszyngtona. prwsze swei xeke
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~azne usug pole awansowany ma
nerafa bygsdy Mai wtedy yko 20 lat organize
kswslerji dowodu do tego Jz,,
siuzby odznaczy sic daej pod Germantown pozne zwerboa
oa<af 1nany ako Legion Puaskego,
Fades Savannah Georgia sgo Pazdernika 177s 20
.ai nierteinie zmsr Savannah
Pon'k ako
oiare, jaks poniosf W obronie dobrej sprawy
eiagu nieeo wiee n suzby czynnej W armH .me
rykanske Pulaski wk wybitny gienuz ennv m ,ozv
ska "Ojca Amerykanskiei kawaerH las,
rzecza jakiej byibv dosz
pra~ach wony gdyby dozyl ostateczneso zuc;4 , y,
jakaby ba ego cywina kajera uo ezas
v" ~dzecznym kraju koy pzybrai be druge ojczyzne
sfusznem wiee jest, abysmy, ktorzy korzystamy lego s.
jego dni Pazdziernka ,oLu
aeh screen wz ndzaf narodowym 5oetniei
AMY eso @sohu Panesaac tem zg}os
a"ansu, walczyf dzielnie ktore kor,..
ranny ola spra~y denokracU zmar, ably wonose zy,a
DIS wiec Ja Myers Y Sanu Ohio -. ,
sznej rezoucD Mr. s, przyetej Cenene
nnzm ogfasza" dzIen l1go Pazdzeika
paee powofue wszyste do pod
flag' Sano~ zjednoczonych upamietn;e,.
zA'et teso bohatera naszej wal nepodeg de odzx
wan sic do wszystkieh obywatei sic 4aczv W
cc temu koy
sic ehwaebneJ sprawie, "a ktora zolyi swoje 1ycie
Pos~adczenu powyzszego podpisalem moi. ,.zx<Lo -
cHe" Przyfozyc wieka peczec CoIuuh..
2s-go dnia, Wrzesnia, oku 1929 0' Nso
Podpisane, - MYERS Y. COOPER
CLARENCE F. BROWN
Sekretarz
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01

stry, a dla dywizji polskiej
przygrywac ma orkiestra
0. Protazego Z parafji Sw.
Stanis}aWa. Program ,po-
WyzsZy bye moze ulegnia
w ostatniej chwili pewnym
zmianom.
Program obchodu w sail
muzycznej w Pu'blicznem
AUDITORIUM mniej wiecej
przedstawia sic W ten spo-
sob:
l. - Inwokacja - KS.
Prafat Marian rJ. Orze-
chowski.
2. - Nova Mayora j.
Marshall'a.
3. - Nova p. Hopkinsa,
menazera miasta.
4. - Nova Gubernatora
Cooper'a.
5. - Nova ks. praIata
NJ. J. Orzechowskiego DO
polsku.
6. - Nova p. konsula
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiei
po polsku.
7. - Przem6wienie jed
nego gosci Z Polski, jeze-
Ii do Cleveland bedzie m6gl
przybyc ma obch6d.
Program ten bedzie uro-
zmaGony wVstepami spie
Wakow Z tutejszych ch6-
row. Bye moze, re i w tyn1
programme zaida jake je-
oLILC LlllldIy.
Zbi6rka dla polskich or
ganizacyj, zespof6w i iowa
rzystw bedzie, jak naste-
puje:
Sztandary i muzyka -
ma Chester East 21-ej u
licv.
Veteran Armii Amery-
kahskiej - ma East 22-ej
do East 23-ej ul.
Veteran Armji Polskiej
- Cd East 23ej do East "a
ulicy.
Korpus Pomocniczy -
Cd East 23-ej do East "a
ulicy.
Sokoli - Cd East 24-ej
do East 25-ej ulicy.
Dzieci szkolne Publi-
cznosc - cd East 25-ej do
East 30-ej ulicy.
Wymarsz nastapi Z Ches
ter East 21-ej ulicy do Pu
blicznego Skweru, Z Publ
cznego Skweru do East Gel
ulicy i nastepnie do Publi-
cznego AUDITORIUM, gdzie
o godzinie przypuszczalnie
Sci rozpocznie sic obchod
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01
Rodaczki, Registrujcie Sic, Ably
Mice Prawo do Gfosowania
w .Jesieni

Azeby mice prawo do giosowania jesie-
nj, trzeba sic koniecznie zaregistrowac przed-
tenn.
Wyznaczone sa do zaregistrowania sic ma
stepujace dni - 3-go, 1O-go ll-go 1890
pazdziernika 1929-go roku.
Budki otwarte: Cd gel rano do Sci po
poludniu cd Sci po poiudniu do loci wiecz
Pierwszy raz budki beda oswietlone elek-
trycznemi swiatfami.
Registrujcie sic, azeby mice prawo do glo-
sowania!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01

DROBLAZCI
z TYGODNIA

&oCoo@o@o@
! PISMA detroickie donosza, se p.
Waciaw Rzewski, wicepre,es sto-
warzyszenia Weteranow Armi Pol
skiej, opuszcza Detroit wyje.dsa
do Polsld
Pa Rzewski otrxymaf posade W
Polsce giownego zsrzadcy .przeda-
zy General Motors Export Co.
PAN Rzewski byf ostatnio zatrud-
niony przy sprzedazy automobilo.v
W Hamtramck, Mich, wiec posiada
pod tym wzgledem doswiadczenie.
Przybyf on do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych pred wojne W roku 1e13~ym
i bral czynny udziai W pracach
patrjotycxnych, a gfownie W So
koistwie. Ukonczyi kurs przyxoto-
wawczy woiskowy W Cambridge
Springs, Pa, nastepnie W Camp
Borden W kanadzie, wstspif potem
do Armn Polskiej W roku 1917
przebywai W siuzbie wojskowej do
192lgo roku.
70 wojnie poIsko-bolsxewickie
wroca do Ameryki. Pan Rzewsai
" stopniu porucznika bral udxias
W wielu bitwach byl kilkaaresnie
ranny. Otrzymaf krzyz woienny
francusk trzykrotnie zo.tsf od-
znaczony krzyzem waIecznych.
Panu Rzewskiemu zyczymy DO
wodzenia ma tel nowej placowce.
GDY chodxi uxywanie xvcia.
to Anglia przewodxi innym naro-
dom. Me zaniedbuje nic.eso, by
spokojnie, wygodnie, xacisxnie i,
zdrowo zye przy zastosowaniu w..y
stkich wynalaxkow. Hala. wielko-
mie ejskiego nowoczesneeo .yci.N lest
ME tyiko przykrym, ale sxkodI;-
wynn dla zdrowia.
Dlateeo to Anglia pierwsxa WV.
staPha Przeciw haiasliwemu rucho-
WI uiIcznemu dniem I-go sierp.
MA Juz wprowadzifa u siebie .ur,-
we kary. Wszyscy wiec posiad.cze
! automooilow, musza stosowas Al.
do nowego prawa, ME prze.zk.dx.-
Jac spae mieszksncom Anxln. -.
rrawo takie przyda}oby sic tu
u mas, bowiem kto mieszka prxx
gto~niejszej ulicy, musi przecho-
dzie prawdziwe tortury, xanim przx
zwyczai sic do ciegiego halasu ira
bek sygnslowych przy wrxaskIiwych
"aszynach, miedzy ktoremi prym
pod tym wzgledem dzier:v now.
"Fordka':
DIVINE doprawdy .a kole je 10.
Nlemey zatopili sw. flote woien.
ma W Scapa Flow.
Angiicy teraz wydostaia ia n. M.
"'eIcnhie morza zatopione pancer-
nikl' zaworz4 do swych dokow.
sdzie rozbieraj4 ma czesci sprz.-
da's ma szmelc, jako bezuxytecxns
starzyme
Dunskie okrety zaworz. ten
szmelc do Niemiec. sdzie W f.brv-
kaeh kruppa robi. nieso i,}x
dla Franci, a tam francu.kie .xx,.
ek' szy'. suknie ola angielek i a.
merykanek.
GALE to gadanie o fhodach L.-
b'ecych ME prowadxi do nie..so
A to dlateso, 1e me:cxvxn; nj.
ches movie prawdy. A pr.wd. /.
ssreszeza sic W tenn. 1e me:cxyzna
po wiekszei czesci ME potr.fi ~
orac size tax pielnie xu.town;s
Jak kobieta. Ale trzeba O tenn r..
~'ednee, ie me.cxyzn. wyda;e n.
ubrania kobiece piee raxy .xle il.
ma swe wiasne ubrania. A pdvbv
on wydawal wiecei napewnoby le.
piej byf abrany nj. kob;et..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01
CLARENCE F. BROWN.
Sekretarz Stanu.

w obchodzie - jak widzi-
my - udziaf bierze Gala
tutejsza Polonia. Cd Polo
Mi tez w wiekszei mierze
zalezec bedzie czy poch6d
/ obch6d przedstawiac sic
beda okazale i imponujaco.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01
ku czci Pu}askiego.

ku czci Pu}askiego.
Zbiorka dla wszystkich
w sr6dmiesciu o godzinie
1:3O po po}udniu W ME
dziele, dnia ego pazdzier-
nika.
Tax w Wymarszu lax i
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01

ouL w pi H. oLlq lllcuL LlC-
le dnia ego pazdziernika
odbeda sic w miescie Cleve
land uroczystosci, poswieco
ne ku uczczeniu pamieci
150-letniej rocznicy smier-
ci bohatera Ameryki i Pol
ski, Generafa Brygady Ka-
zimierza Pu4askiego.
Uroczystosci mie j S k i e
sk4adac sic beda z dwu cze
sci: wymarszu po g1owniej
szych ulicach miasta i OBJ
chodu w sail muzycznej w
Publicznem AUDITORIUM.
TAX W wymarszu jak i W
obchodzie bierze czynny u
dzia4 miejscowa POlonja.
w wymarszu bierze u
dZia] kompania 145 pu4ku
piechoty milicji stanowej,
kompanja saperow 112 puE
ku Z milicji stanowej, mary
narze StanoW Ziednoczo-
nych, diva szwadrony ka-
Walerji 2 1O7 pu}ku, Wete-
rani z wojny Hiszpansko-
Amerykahskiej, Amerykan-
ski Legion, Cleveland
Grays, Posterunek 13 imie
MIA Lincoln a Zwiazku We
-teran6w ~~ Amerykanskich
Polskiego Pochodzenia, Pla
c6Wka eta StoWarzyszenia
Weteran0w Armii Polskie.i,
pare organizacyj amerykah
skich Polonja w jeden
wsp6lnN oddziaf usta Wiona
ze sztandarami Organiza-
cyl. Glownym marszafkiem
sekcji polskiej bedzie p. w.
VI Mondzelewski.
Poch6d przedsta wiac sic
bedzie nastepujaco:
l. - Konna policja.
2. - Gubernator asy-
sta.
3. - Przedsta wiciele mia
sta i komitet miejski.
4. Kapele wojskowe.
5. - Sztandary.
6. - Napis O Pu1askim.
7. - Wojsko amerykan-
skie.
8. Veteran Amery-
kanscy.
9. Veteran Armji
Polskiej.
10. - Korpus Pomocni-
cZy.
II. -. Sokolstwo.
12. - Dziatwa SZkolna.
13. - lime nmundurowa
ne Towarzystwa.
ID. - Polonja odpowied
Mo ustawiona.
Ameryka1ski Legion po
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01

SEATTLE, Wash. Sa-
molot sowiecki "Kraj So
wletow' czeka tylko ma
pogode, - azeby odleciec
z Attu ma Alasce do Seattle
W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
NEW YORK. .- PAM
Maria Curie-Skiodowska,
wynalazczyni radu, spedzi
kilka dni w Washingtonie.
jako gosc prezydenta i pa
nj Hoover, gdy przyjedzie
do Ameryki w przyszlym
miesiacu. Powyzsze oznaj-
mil komitet przyjecia pani
Curie-Skaod odowskisj.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01
POLONJA BIERZE UDZAf. w
UROCZYSTOSCIACH

Juz przyszfa niedze- Isiada1 bedzie dwie orke-
le dnla 6go pazdzlernka stry, dla dywizj poskiej
odbeda sic meSce Ceve przygrywac ma orkiestra
land uroczystosci, posweco @. Protazego parafi Sw
ne ku uczczenlu pamlecl Stanis}aWa. Program po-
15O-letniej roczncy smer- wyzszy bye moze ulegnia
CT bohatera Amerykl Pol w ostatniej chwil pewnym
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-01

niO usta Wiona.
Amerykanski Legion pt
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
Fined So5 and Costs
Halloween Social

A Halloween social will be held In the Baptist church pnrlors to- morrow evening at o'clock under the auspices of the Young Peoples society. All the young people and older members of the church are cordially invited to be present.
 A prize will be given for tho best and most comical costumes Light refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
CLENIF,NCEAI RALLIES AGAIN

Paris. Oct % GE9 -- Georges Clomonccau, former French pre- mior who is i'll, had some difficulty in breathing last night. Dr. Laubry advanced his visit an hour bu. found his patient sleeping peace fully. Today Nj. Ciemcnccau arose as usual and resumed work on his book.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

of the load he was carrvine and bod been assured by the owner that i, Was not overweight, whcreupOr 'udge Griswold asked that the own er of the truck be brought in to an. s"er the charge of overlooking. Hunters Bag Gcme
 among the most successful of local hunters this season are Jobn Mattsen and Edward Kosey. Yoster- day the two hunters in the course of the tune they were out. obtained lour phcasants and two woo3Cocks two ot the pheasant being the larg- est specimens seen in this locality TOT some time, according 10 local hunters. One Of them sported a tall S6 inches long and will shortly decorate the mantel of one Of thc hunters. The two men have been out before, and their results have evoked not little comment in local hunting circles. 4 picture of their bag Of yesterday has been taken and may be enlarged and placed or exhibition at Giana and Eonketty's store In Kensingtcn.
 East Berlin Items
 A meeting for all members and friends of St. Gabricl's Episcopal church parish will be held this eve hing in the church social rooms Thls is the first meeting of it's nature 10 be held in many years and q largo attendance is anticipated. The Ladies' Guild has been in charge of the arrangements for the meeting.
 The old time variety show to be given at Community hall tomorrow evening is expected to attract severn I hundred The show has been given number of times in New Britain and comes here well recommended There are seven acts iii all compris- Ing a variety of entertainment Dancing will follow the program.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet this evening at o'clock at Con- munity hall.
 A Halloween frolic will be held Thursday evening by the Inter
 
 mediate League Of the Methodist church Ghosts and goblins will depart from their usual haunts to be the g,iests of the youngsters for the evening.
 The Fife and Drum Corps will meet Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock at Community hall for their usual weekly rehearsal.
 The Pythlan Sisters will hold a fair November IS at Community hall. The auditorium and the ban quet hall will be used for the big event. An entertainment program Is now being arranged. the feature to be a comedy skit presented by the Pythian Dramatic club. Dancing will be enjoyed after the show.
 Church night will be observed at the Methodist church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. These meetings have attracted large number each week. All those planning to attend this evening are requested to bring with them pictorial magazines and sols- sors to be used during the recrea- tional hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
HALL TELLS HOW
 ID GALL FIRENEN Says Accurate Description of Locality Is Most Important SPEED ALSO NECESSARY
S2icctman Finds Many People Ignor- mt of Method Of SImmOning Aid Legion Auxiliary to Install Peterson Believed Located.

Questions prompted by the usual fire hazards of the fall and the win ter months have arisen and have been passed on to the sclectmen. People have como to Stlectman Leon q. Fall and have asked him regarding the manner in which fire apparatus from New Britain may be summoned in case of necessity. This has all been settled at meetings of tn" toWnspcople but that these questions still exist in the minds of some leads the selectman to wonder just how interested the people are In the doings of the community gov ernment
 At meeting of the town, called for the express purpose of voting on the question Of calling New Britain apparatus, the toWnspcople voted to eliminate the former requirement of calling the selcCtmcn or some ether designated town official, and it was decided at that time that the New Britain fire department be allowed to answer any and all calls coming from the town Of Berlin For a while this did not meet with the ap- proVal of the fire board but even- tually that body sanctioned the state of affairs now existing.
 At the present time the fire de- p&rtment will answer all calls issu- ing from the town of Berlin regard of {
 vailing rates charged by the New Britain board are s100 for any cnll md $50 for every hour or part of hour after the first one. The con- tract signed recently by the board of aelectmen provides that s10O be paid for any call answered by the New Erirain fire department No men, lion is made regarding false alarms but 1t is understood that the town is responsible for any alarm sent in and must pay s10n for the trip. re- Eardless of whether or not there is a fire.
 Where to Call
 4 call for fire protection may be made by telephone by any one in Berlin. The usual place to call is fire Headquarters on Commercial street, New Britain, telephone 030.
 Hints For SpectIlcr Service
 In the past the fire department from New Britain has always wasted great deal of time in attempting to ascertain just where the Ire is and how to get there. The town officials have asked that each citizen learn exactly where he lives and how he can describe his location so as to get the flremen there with the lease waste Of time. It is known that in the past there has been some confusion regarding the location Of this or that building. and. as all of this means undue delay, it is thought by officials thnt accuracy in describ- ir% would aid materially in fire fighting, Berlin covers a great deal f territory, but the fircfghters Of tho station uaually answering the on'1 No. 2 cn Elm street, are familiar with the town and can fol- low directions, if they are not too Na~uc.
 Some hints given by the select men for speedier service are as fol- lows:
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
HONORARY MEMBERa NAMED

Boston. Oct. % P>-The Boston Society of Natural History today announced the election 10 honorary membership Of Gustaf Adolph Euenos Aires, and Professor Angel Cabrera. mammalogist, of Buenos Aires and Professor George Henry I'alkiner Nuttall, zoologist, of Cam bridge university, Cambridge, Eng land.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

Two matches were rolled off in, the Humason bowling league aS Hart's alleys last evening.
 The scores
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
Denies Wcber'S Charges


 Miss Miller testified that she was an old friend of tho Williams fan,- fly and was staying with them until her marriage in the near future. She denied MT. Wcbcr's charges concerning her and told the court that he continually bounded Mrs. Williams and did everything to
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

who have not as yet signified their intentions of being present are re- questcd to give their names to Mrs Pratt Mrs. Brainard, or Mrs. Fetch CT as soon as possible.
 Writ of Attachment
 Suit for damages of s125 has been brought by the Hartford Re treat X Eleemosynary corporation against Diamud M Yarmulak. The writ was issued by Attorney Joseph w. Ress and is returnable in the city court of Hartford on Novem her s at 10 o'clock.
 Property in Alien park was at tached by Deputy Sheriff Nj II. Hor- Wltz who served the papers.
 Card Party
 A Halloween whist and bridge party will be given tomorrow eve hing in the basement of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy under the aus pic,s of the ladies Of the parish. Prises will be awarded 10 the win- ner6 in all the games. This will be the third of the series Of parties be- ing held by the ladies, The public is cordially invited to attend. There will be plenty of tables for all.
 PiainN file Briefs
 A son was born yesterday at the Bristol hospital to MT. and Mrs. W. ?. Herbert of $ Broad street.
 Mrs. w, F. Casey of North Wash ington street and Miss Katherine T. Fitzgerald of West Main street mo- tored to Pittstield Sunday and they were the guests of Mrs. Casey's mother, Mrs. Alfred J. Goddeau.
 Mrs. Alice Peace and daughter. Virginia. have returned to their home after spending the week-e end with relatives at Rockville Center.
 Howard Purdy of East Broad street IS a patient at the Hartford hospital for the removal of his ton- sils.
 A daughter was born at the Hart ford hospital on Friday to MT. and Mrs, Briggs Parsons ot New Britain. Mrs. Parsons was formerly Miss Ruth Coombs of Plainville.
 The Congregational Young peo- pie will hold q HalloW cen masQuer- ade party in the parish house of the Congregational church on Friday evening at o'clock.
 ngton-Trumbull circle, Com DaniOns of the Forest, will hold public whist this evening at S O clock at the hone of Mrs. Verona To +rto or Refreshments will be served.
 A social will be held tomorrow evening at Legion hall on Whiting street by the Italian-Americnn Git izens' club. Many well known Ital- ian speakers will be present. Dane ing and luncheon wilt be enjoyed after the addresses.
 A costume ball and dance will be given Tn Colonial hall tomorrow eve ning by the managcmc cnt.
 Scbastiano Cianci has sold prop erty or CianCi avenue to Pietro Pas ciolla of New York, according to 3 warTantcc deed filed at the office of the toi n clerk.
 ". r. Quinn of New Britair, who conducts {, sand pit on the New Brit ain road, reported to Constable Gcorro Schubert today that boys lad caused considerable damage on his property.
 HUmasOn League
 Two matches were rolled off in. the Humason bowling league a> Harts alleys last evening.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

sop at IIamm's service station, F.. Main at Noal Ct. take homo q 5-pound pail Glover honey $I-ndv.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
Placed on PyOhaficu

Charles Bravis of this c'tv. ch rp- cd with ncn-surport, WIS n'ared in cNH"ge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy at this mornings session Of court Eravis vas also aesasses inc costs Of coHrt. Arranccr1ept for +he snn7"rt of his wife will be made by Mir Tracy.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-04-05

becomes Of concern to all the rest Of
the state meaning a higher rate OF
taxation for the state government, the
university, and the school Of every dis
trict, all state institutions-to be borne
by the property owners south Of the
iron section
There can be no serious dispute OF
this posSibility-unless the legislature
has wisdom and courage to create
solution.
There are in the mining districts an
immense amount of low grade ore. The
mining bureau of the University has
worked out a formula to make this
low grade merchantable. but the pres
ent rate of taxation and the cost of
making low grade ore marketable, viii
leave these mountains of inferior ore
on the dump piles, of no value to any
body, and producing no revenue to
the state or the local communities
The situation is this. Permit an end
to the iron ore industry in few years,
or continue it for a hundred or two
hundred years.
The present Minnesota method is TO
kill the goose producing the golden
eggs of revenue. A dead goose is not an
egg producer.
Dead iron mines produce no revenue
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-04-05

for the state or towns, employs no Ia
Dor, and becomes sad blot on the
face Of the earth.
It is time real statesmen take hold or
the job, give longer life to a great in
dustry, continuing q source OF wealth
to the commonwealth, continue pros
perity to many towns.
The one immediate remedy Is to re-
duce the tx burden on the iron mines
There is undoubtedly large quantity
of yet undiscovered iron ore in North
ern Minnesota. No owner Of the land
which covers this ore is insane enough
to find out If he did the taxes on
proved deposits of ore would bankrupt
him if he tried to hold it.
The visible supply OF high grade ore
Is of limited quantity and is being
shipped out as fast as possible. The
millions of tons Of low grade ore viii
remain untouched. The undiscovered
source of wealth viii remain hidden
unless the legislature stops the threat
ened calamity.
Most st. Cloud folks have seen the
desolation at Barrows, this side OF
Brainerd Imagine what it would be TO
have the splendid cities in the iron
range thus wrecked-St. Cloud Jour-
nal Press.