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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-02-19

sprawach, jakie cafy og6f tutej-
sly jednako obchodzq.
Chodzi bonus pidocznie o spa
czenie przedstapioncgo ma bank.e.
Gle przez paniq Dzieweczyhskq
projektu. Czyz naprawde juz tai
lie jest. ze ratopac sic hzeba
przez ryche tqczenie sic. Co do
Stowarzyszenia Polek. to ma miej-
scu bedzie zaznaczye, ze organi-
zacja nasza tak SLIME pod wzgle-
dem tinansowym stoi. ze ME mo-
ze bye zadnych obaw, ably samo-
dzielnie ostoie sic ME mogfa.
Mafo. jest polskich organizacyj
n Ameryce, ktoreby proportional
ME co do liczby cz{onkop czy
czfonkm posiadanych zasobop
mogfy dor6wna6 Stoparzyszeniu
Polek n Stanich Zjednoczonych.
Organizacja nasza posiada tak py
.soki proeent, jakim bodaj czv Ito.
"a lima polska organixacja po.
szczycieby sic n,ogia. Il wiec G
lqczeniu sic dla ratopania egzysten
eli mowy nawet bye ME mole.
Potrzeba psp6lnej mysli, wsp6l
nych poczynan u jednym psp6l-
nym kierunku tutejszej Polonji d.
je sic juz oddapna odczuwae
piasrie D tym duchu przedstawio
ny frojekt pani Dzieweczyiskiej
zaradzie z{cmu mole. D utwo.
rzonej og6lnej tederacji dajqc DO,
le do $cisfej. solidarnej a dla III.
tejszej Polonji taxi niezbednej
psp6ipracy.
Takim ME innym jest projek
pani Dzieweczyaskiej. Sekretark
Jeneralnej Stoparzyszenia Polet
~ Stanach Zjednoczonych pod o.
piekq Spietei Rodzinv.
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Dziewiec P'anstw
Spiaca Dlugi
Ameryce.

w miesiacu grudniu wplynelo
przesz}o 100000 do skarbu
St. Zjednoczonych jako czese diu
gov. splaconych przez pahstwa
europejskie. Dziewiec pahstw
zaplacilo swe raty, a mianowi-
Gle Wielka Brytanja, Czecho-Slo
wacja, Estonja, Finlandja, Lo-
twa, Litwa, Polska Wegry.
Dziewiee narod6w europej-
skich splaca ratami rocznemi
swe diugi stan6w Zjednoczonych
zgodnie warunkami odnoSnych
um6w zawartych pomiedzy tymi
krajami, a Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi. }:n
w grudniu wszystkie te raty
wynosily og6lem przeszlo die
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-02-19
co SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

swego panstwa. Prasa niemiecka poczatkowo zaprze-
czala tym pogioskon, ale niezadluso potem sami Men,
cy nieprzychye usposobieni do obecnego rzadu
Gala przedstawili swiatu.
Jak wynika powyzszego, niebezpieczenstwo nie-
meckie srozi xnow calenu swatu, bo choc Ludendorf
do Chin nie wyjechai znalezi sic tam jenak nni, kto
rxy plan wprowadzaj4 szkolac zolnerzy niebiesie-
20 panstwa, ME jest bezpieczne dla rasy balej.
Pahstwa europejskie 'niewiee przywiezuj4 wagi do
tych wsxelich nienaieckich posunqe. Me spodzewaja
siq bowieu, aby Niemcy krotkm czasie zdoialy plan
sw6j c1yn wprowadziG TO jest roxpocz46 wojne od-
wetows prxy wsp6audziaie pomocy strony panstw
s1iatycAieA, sns,ssss *...s...s- s \
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Nalexy PodziwiaS dsiebiorczo;e niemieck4 "
byt passive, godne podziwu 90 jrodk jalkni
poslusuj4 sic Nemcy, niecofajacy sic przed niczem
niezrazaj4cy sic zadnemi przeciwnosciam lie chodzi
interes, ktdrego plyna zysi do kieszeni nieiecej
Spryt niemisdh napewnp ME rowneso siebie.
laden nar6d pie mo1e lkonkurowae Niemeami opa-
nowaniu rynk6w zbytu, albo terenow poitycznych ma
sxerokim Swiecie.
Dobitnym tego przyk1adem fakt, - na Balkanie,
gdzie nienawix De Nemc6w "a oropnoici wojny swia-
towel xywa kaidy obywatel, dzs sprAwa niemiecka
przedstawia dobrze Niemey, rosporxedza-
jac wielhi Iap;eaa.aa. ujmuj4 Ave- rsoe Lisrowni.
ctwo spraw najwainiejssych. Wisksza cxeSe Europy,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-02-19
u MAS NACLEJ

rynki zbytu ~ Rosji sowieekiej.
gdy ich agenci bedq un7ieG 20 ro-
syjsku. "Czy mowisz po rosyj-
sku'" - oto hasto. jakie teraz
rozbrzriewa ~ Prusach Wschod-
mich i w Niemczech. Bezpoaed-
MO 20 wojnie Niemcy zaangazo-
nail pybitnych politykow angiel~
skich innych. kt6rzy dla mich
robili propaganda. Sami tez ME
proznowaG. ale pracopali pyhwa
lie. Dzi; D Ameryce odrabiajq
zalegfose z czas6w wojny dose
szybko. przy pomocy pism. obra-
zop. ksiqzek. odczytop itp. Czy
polacy p tym wzgledzie ME po-
piinni brae mich przpHadu2
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Balkan Azj4 Mniejsz4 zdoiali uz opanowa6 zalewa
j4c wyrobami niemieckim wszystkie rynki Wdar sic
do Pers, zaprowadzaj4c tam lotnctwo budujac kole-
je, Rad perslki udziela i'm wszelkiego poparcia
aj4c je drogi bezwzglednoscia, tylko sobie wrodzo
M, tel zdosai JUL wedrze6 se slsboo kaje Dale
kego Wschodu Az Wielkiej sdzie kapital przedsis
biorcxy duch nielnecki owladn4ly najpowainejsz4
czes6 iycia narod6w axjatyckich.
Glosn4 byia sprawa possolania do Chin oslawlone-
20 vensrala Ludendosffa, kt6ry nai tam xaj46 nawy
bnisjsse stanosisko arna, cslem zrsorxanizowania
jsjf usprawisaia, sby nesa skugessnia spei s1asie
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SENATOR REED PIETNI'-
JE PROHIBICJE JAkO
NAJGORSZA ZBROD-
ME AMERYKI

Washington. - Grozby wy
mienienia po nazwisku hipokry-
tow W kongresie. ktorzy iamiac
osobiscie "suche" prawo gio-
suja "sucho" przy kazdej spo-
sobnosci, uwienczyfy W sobote po-
zegnalna filipike sen. James A
Reeda przeciwko prohibicji "
senacie.
Dfuzej niz godzine, siwowfosy
senator Missouri, ktory dobro-
wolnie usuwa sic Ago marca =
senatu. trzymai ma uwiezi uwase
kolesow ! galeryj swoja namiema
krytyka volsteadyzmu blu Jo-
mesa. majacego ma celu podwyl-
szenie maksymalnej kary Ia po-
swa}cenie prohibicji.
Napietnowaf on jake ''szel-
mowskich hipokrytow" delega-
tow ma konwencje " Kansas City
i Houston, ktorzy na-p6f p;-
JAM - zamie;cili " platformach
partyjnych deklaracje o wykony-
waniu prohibicji i zaatakowai ja-
ko ''podlyth. sodnych posardy
tchorzow" ludzi. ktorzy sami p;-
ia ukradk;em. ME w.,ydzs sie id
max siosowae a zamykaniem ssso
jeso blifnisgo ~ wiezieniu q pii-
Gle trunk6w.
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Nowy Paszkwilant

Do grona paszkwilantop Pol
ski przybyf jeszcze jeden.
Jest MIN niejaki Henry w. Har
ris.
correspondent ten umiesca n
Boston Globe" niby zyciorys
Marsza{ka Plsudskiego.
"zyciorys" ten zawieraf tyle
oszczerstp, co i niedoHadnosci
historycznych zarowno 0 Mdrszal-
ku. jak O Polsce.
Prasa polska oburza sic ma p.
Harrisa / ma pismo Boston
Globe"
ObWzenie nasze n prasie pol
skiej mic ami nam ami Polsce ME
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Akt Vo|steada KIatWq AmeTyh .M6Wi Sen. Reed

ma, szczegolnie we Wschodniej
Ma}opolsce, gdzie Gale dystrykty
odciete So cd swiata sniesami.
Miasto Tarnopol mole sic je-
dynie komunikowac przy pomocy
radja. Rad polski zorsanizowaf
specialize oddzia}y ma saniach, kto
re dostarczae beda zywno;c do
miast i innych dzielnic. zasypa-
nych sniegiem. Oddziafy jezdzie
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-02-19
w SPRAWIE WYCIECZEK
ZBIOROWYCH7 Z AME-
RYkI DO POLSkI

Warszapa. - Gowny komi-
tet Recepcyjny wszystkich wycie-
GEEK zbiorowych z Ameryki do
Holski zawiadamia, ze wszelkie
korespondencje W sprawach wy
cieczkowych, jak rowniez rese-
strowanie wycieczek ! robienie re-
zerwacyj wszelkieso rodzaju. skie
rowywac trzeba ma rece komitetu
Recepcyjneso. Foksal ", War
szawa, Polska.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-02-19

pomoze.
Oszczerczy drtykuf Harrisa o
Polsce czytato tysiqce Ameryka-
nom.
Ludzie ei, naszych sprostowaii
ami oburzen d prasie polskiej ME
czytajq. .-.
Ma oszczerstpd D prasie an
e'elskiej poDirnisn,y reagopat
u tel saaej pras;e 20 angielsku.
Tai postepujq zydzi. Niemcy,
Czesi a nawet Litpini. - Sowa-
cy Ukrauicy pykazujq wiecei
sprytu ! eneTgji.
Tplko my. Polacy, pozwalamy
bezkarnie siebie oczerniac.
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POSIEDZENIE ZARZADU CEN
TRALNEGO. .

Regularne miesiecznea posedzenie Zarzedu Cen
tralnego Stowarzyszenia Polek W Stanach Zjednoczo
nych pod opieka Swietej Rodziny odbedzie sic we
wtoreh, dnia 26-go lutego b. godzinie 1880 we-
czorem W sail zwykiych posiedzen, ktore przy-
bycie So proszone nzedniczki takze reprezentant-
XII Crup. 1-..~.. ~s-..
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TROCkI CHORY

Konstantunopol. - Leon 1ro-
cki podobno znajduje sic W po-
selstwie sowieckiem W konstanty-
nopolu jest chory, dlatego od-
jazd jego do miejsca wfasciweso
przeznaczenia zostaf odroczony.
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MAkOPOLSKA WSCHOD-
MA UCIERPIAkA NAL
WIECEJ

Warszawa. - w Polsce, po
mroznej fall, ktora trzymaia W
uscisku caiy kraj przez kilka dni.
spad} wielki snieg spowodowal
nova katastrofe. komunikacja
kolejowa pozostaje nadal nieczyn-
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Warszawa. - Mayor miasta
Milwaukee. Hovan. przybyf do
Warszawy. gdzie zosta} powitany
przez reprezentanta polsko-amery-
kahskiej Izby Handlowej. Pankie
wicza. Burmistrz Hovan zamie-
RIA zwiedzic Gala Polske.
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dowych zakiadow chemicznych W
Tarnowie. Liczyi lat 80. -
Umarf ma grype. - Jest to drug;
wypadek :mierci " rodzinie Pre-
zydenta cd czasu wyborow. Po-
przednio zmarf syn Prezydenta.
Franciszek. So
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ZIEc PREZYDENTA POL
SKI UMARk.

Warszawa. - lnzynier Dr..
Tadeusz Zwis}ocki, ziec Prezy-
denta Moscickiego. umarf W kra-
kowie. .
Zwisfocki byf dyrektorem rza-
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beda cd miasta do miasta. cd wio
ski do wioski ma terene caiej
Wschodniej Ma}opolski. 4
MAYOR MIASTA MIL
WAUKEE w POLSCE
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from those who have definite ailments.
Mime. Lipa makes frequent visits to this
Masaryk home, as 1t Is called, and few
of her friends depart from Prague with
out inspecting 1t.
X \ II
Col Joseph A. Baer, u. S. a., and Col.
George Remberg, u. 8. A., military at
taches of the legation at Prague, spent
much time in Vienna, Riga and Berlin,
to which they also are assigned. Mr..
Karl Lott Rankin, commercial attache,
and Mrs. Rankin are permanent resi-
dents and prominent in the American
colony, which was established since
1920, and which. besides the. diplomatic
and consular officers, includes business
and professional men and financial
agents looking after varied interests.
Under the def hand of the consul gen.
eral, Mr. Frost, and the commercial at
tache, Mr.. Rankin, an incipient Amer
lean club and Chamber of Commerce
are becoming o reality and social life
has quickened. The diplomatic corps
consists of more than 20 ENJOYS, with
the papal nuncio, who ranks with an
ambassador as the dean. Considering
that the Czechoslovakian Republic i
little more than 10 years old, this repre-
sentation from other lands is strong
proof Of the virility OF the government
which Dr. Masaryk directs and q
portent Of 10 future influence.
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to Prague last December. A most en-
thusiaStic admirer of her distinguished
uncle, the President of the republic, DR..
Masaryk, she takes a deep interest in
the numerous philanthropic movements
inauguarted under his auspices.
One of these is a mammoth estate on
the hills south of the capital, where
the citys dependents are sheltered and
given better care than may sometimes
be found in institutions where goodly
sum Is demanded. Nothing farther re-
moved from the poor farm or the usual
municipal home could be pictured. All
the buildings are of generous proportion,
built fstone and concrete, with excel
lent sleeping and dining apartments,
cool shady arcades and many tiers Of
glassed-in verandas for stormy weather.
All the buildings form vast open
square, in the center of which Is a
garden with every variety of bloom ar
ranged along the edges of a trim lawn
From infants to tottering age the in
mates are furnished not only the CON-
forts of life, but many of its Injuries
There are hospitals a little apart and
q general division made of those who
suffer merely from the inf1rmities of age
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SOLVES SOCIAL PROBLEM

LONDON R).-When Mrs. Sidney
Webb refused to be known as Lady
Passfleld, social difficulties were antici-
pated in her position as wife of the
Secretary of the Dominions in Ramsay
MacDonalds new Labor government.
But the difficulties have been over
come, Mrs. Webb has had her way An
invitation to government reception
stated:
THE secretary of state for Dominion
affairs and Mrs. Sidney Webb will re-
ceive the guests"
Mrs. Webb has vouchsafed no formal
explanation Is to why she acquiesced
when her hsband assumed q title Of
nobility in the interests of the Labor
party, at the same time rejecting 1t as
a social distinction for herself, but she
said to friend:
IT am 10 now and I desire no other
name than Mrs. Sidney Webb"
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outstanding. The government of for
eign concessions, and also of the con-
cesSions that have recently been re-
turned to Chinese or to mixed Chinese
and foreign administration, will be the
subject of discussion and inquiry. In
formation will be sought concerning the
progress and difficulties of China's po-
litical and economic reconstruction.
This whole group of problems affords a
clear illustration of questions which in
themselves are primarily domestic in
character, but which have important
international implications and In which
people of other countries have lively
and sympathetic interest.
The institute is already launched
upon its program of fundamental re-
search, even the initial phases of which
win give solidity to this years discus
sions, and preparatory publications will
provide an excellent study basis. 1t is
expected that observers groups will at
tend from Russia, the League of Ma
tons and the international labor Office,
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ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE.
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TEACH CHINESE RIGHTS.
Platform Submitted to Government
Includes Political .Tutelase.

Chinese are to be trained in exerI
cising their rights, according to ond
plank In q platform adopted by thd|
ministry OF the interior and submitted
to the national government. The mini
istry has announced what 1t calls {.
scheme to facilitate the realization of
district autonomy within the period oil
political tutelage. This period ends w.
1884, and is the second of three stage,
adopted by the leaders Of China's reVo.
lutionary movement. The district
autonomy platform includes man,
planks, some of which provide for the
training Of competent men for carrying
on local administrations, for the promo.
ton Of municipal enterprise end for the
improvement OF district government or.
ganization. The rights Of the indi.
vidual have never definitely been out
lined by the government, though there
have been many curbs to the exercise
Of those inalienable rights as known tr
America
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Crane to Wed Counts Daughter.

Rome, September R.-The en-
gagement was announced today Of Sig
norma Teresa Martini Marescotti
daughter of Count Alessandro and
Countess Lsura Born nf Ruspol, to
John o. Crane at New York, son OF
Charles r. Crane. formsr Minister 10
China
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Byrd to Hear Lightning.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, September
Z R.-Comdr. Byrd. In the Antarctic,
will hear some man-made lightning
tonight. The sound Of bolt Of 5,00O,-
600 volts, recorded on Aim In the Cen
eral Electric laboratory, will be radio
cast BY WGY at 10 pm, standard time
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

tive seasons program is planned. i,
 Salvation Army Sale
 The Salvation Army will hold it's annual harvest sale at the Salvation Army hall on School street this eve- ming. large number of articles will be sold
 Democratic Club Whist
 me Nomen's Democratic club held a successful whist and card party in the Elks club last evening. The hall was well filled with play- CTS Politics were not discussed
 Local Bank Made Agent
 AL a special meeting of the vot- CTS of the Stafford school district held last evening, the North Side Bank and Trust company was made the distributing agent for the new bond issue of the district, the pro- ceeds of which will be used to finance the construction of the pro- posed new Stafford school building.
 A former vote Of the district, which provided that d Boston bank was to be disbursing agent, was rcscinded
 Fruit Thefts Reported
 As the result of complaints made to the police by fruit growers Of the Chlppens Hill and Burlington ave- hue sections, several arrests are ex- pectcd to take place within the next few days.
 TheVing of apples and peaches has been reported as taking place on q somewhat extensive scale and as a result fruit growers have had men stationed to guard their crops. It is said that these watchmen hava taken the numbers of several auto- htob(ieS which the owners have driven into the orchards in order to secure fruit.
 smith Street Committee ADpointesY
 Judge $. Russell Mink of this city mas been appointed q committee fy the superior court to make recon,- mendations regarding the Smith street situation in which Mrs. Zela stewart property owner on that street has secured q temporary in- preventing the city from widening the street.
 Trouble occurred when the citv after passing a vote 10 reestablish he street lines there, attempted to widen it.
 ,.
 Meeting on Football Rules
 meeting Of members of variots ootball teams of this city was held n the city court room last evening when this years football ruIcs wera uHy explained in detail by Clyde " aterS. Mir. Waters is an approved ootball official who has directed many Of the college gridiron con- ests.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21


 ion Sunday and the subject of the pastors sermon will be "A Common Dish and Common Cup" Special offering will be received for "A | Good Samaritan Fund" Plans for rally Sunday to be observed Sunday. i october 6. are being made by the sunday school staff. Sunday school will meet at ? o'clock and the In- ] t"rmcdiate lcague at o'clock, The evening service beginning at 8 o'clock will be led hy the pastor. 1 whose subject will be The Finality 1 of Jcsus'
 Morning worship at St Cabriel'5 Episcopal church will be held at II o'clock and will he conducted by Edmund Starr of New Britain. The church school will meet at 10 1 o'clock.
 Mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart church at o'c,ocl, by the Rev. J, C. Brennan. Sunday school will follow.
 The women of Sacred Heart church will resume their whjsts for the winter on Monday evening at S o'clock in the church social rooms Both regular and bridge whist will he played. There is Il large prize list. Refreshments will be served
 Mrs. William Buncc and daugh- ters, Thoo and Gertrude. have clos ed their camp at Northridec and nave returned to Brooklyn. x. Y Tor the winter. Miss Theo Runc,. ''arhes in the New York schools,
 New voters are being made today and any wishing to register will meet the sclcctmcn and the town clerk at tn" town hall today from o'clock until o'clock this eve ming.
 Football Drocticr will be held 'ohaorroW at the usual hour on inc | ilunOard school grounds. Next Sun ] cay the Panthers will play their ! lirSt game meeting the Maple Ends . or Erlstol on the Bristol grounds,
 Ihe Ncslcyans will go to New l1aF"n Monday evening. omittinp thelr usual semi monthly mcetino
 ii''Ni' oL lllt Methodist | 'nurch Will go to New Haven on that evening to be guests of Rev. ana NrS. A. l.. BuGgrecn who now nav" the Grace church paatorate in mat cltE. Transportation is now be- Ing arranged for the trip.
 Mss Mabel Read has returned nom" from West Cromwell where she has been the guest of Mrs ,haTlos Pratt for tne past scvc.al weeks.
 Many from here are attendirc tb, outoo1"d motorboat regatta no>, be- hS held On the Connecticut River .IlddictoHn Governor John II. fuiAbull i5 attending the races to- lay Tn company M'ifh many raavors rom cities throughout the state. Tn. 'rlAc'pal races Will commence this afternoon Gc 1 o'clock.
 Since thc WrccI; Of the mail plane a number of boys and girls rom here have been to the scene 'i the wreck and have returned wi;h
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Faster Train Schedule
 To Mexico Announced

Mexico Cit%, Sept 21 GPl-Tha 5I'Ssourl Pacific Railway company haS announced that effective tomor- row passenger train service betvee, .HeAlco Clty and St. Louis Mo, will feature faster schedules and the of long border halts for customs inspections, which will be conducted aboard running trains.
 Through daily trains to St. Ioujs by way of Laredo, Texas. will leave A'Alco City twelve hours later man at present and arrive in St. LouiS at practically the same time 2s at present schedules.
 Tn" tim" between Mexico Civ and New York thus will be cut 10 SG hours.