New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923. v — - [m at the cost of the laboring classes. | |N. Y. who represented the PPoles of | #~————~ = —— — = t of 5 ANGIENT POLAND ot o " (CAN INTERVIEW WITH GEN. HALLER | o et soemmt o [ went with his army formed in France, {tural units, hence, the protection of | KNEW HALLER NAME 2. i | ON FUTURE OF HIS NATIVE LAND - s v B it i | driving them out from H = S )(':.rv‘ of themsclves, but sell their e ———— Iwow, and from ecastern Galicia, Wol- i hynia, and Podolia. Tn February, 1920,1 w[ take this oportunity to ‘express| “Tp overproduction. ynia, ake s op 3 xpres he natural wealth of Poland,— | A | “In Poland to this class ~belong | (Continued from First I's he occupied Pomerania and took into 1o the poble Ameriean nation since ich as productive soil, whic | — possession the P'elish shore of the | gratitude for the help and the relfe l"hrmlm-(ulm\olll[;:!‘ not l:a‘.l;lv‘ )!n::‘];l;ot;]\rex [those farmers -oni¥, -wiloke sgdien)- | cal academy at Vienn: les spe- Baltic Sea. | given to rebern Poland. {use but for export,—the great wealth |LUra! units begin with twenty hectares cial sciences, Haller 1 him-| In 1920 he was called to be organ-| = .y ocont government of Po- |of forests, which has become funda. |of 'and- l"“"’&"““‘el"'l ”'l""’ onl self in literatu 1 h ind | izer and comm, © of the volunte land, at the head of which stands a |mental for the extensive develop- ‘l.'j'hul numbcrs_ of srfwll and fmnfu‘n natural sciences. He also took spe- army. On July ,?!11 h-'\«:x.\ a',‘"“"”"upr.s. ntative of the peasantry, name- | ment of timber industry,—also the whose possessions 'dl.l lnlm\‘ this | cial inter social economy. geo-|ed un_n(.mm}w of th North |..I5Vn-|-(\‘ y Mr. Witos, the leader of the popu- | prevailing conditions of all kinds, amount of land. I_oluml r.‘pl‘(‘l:;‘ graphy, history of war and fortifi- and Northern fronts. Tn August he ¥ 315 W She (alCn 80 SO0 BORE | OCE0 B0 o roleum, natural ben: lmpro\um‘;'n!s in the present S tions; wilitary tactics: wes Jght | st e commi which ‘brought| .\ " hnderstanding of the national | zine, naturel gas, iron, zinc, copper | uitirsl wf’"“"“.",'““ it By ALB S iR R et i e “hrrv o l;} €0-| hterest and welfarc has joined hands |and even silver,—all these with the | th¢ Agrarian reform. Aft assing ¢ o coer exa ¥ an partics, s gIving a guar- abor, give S ( da ns for de- 2 M y M Py e o, T e e ey stz n e s ghing 1 suar | laher, s o, oundatons o7 0 enine s o Coiea 5| | The joy of having Rolsheviks —"The r : | is estimated to be as much as $20,- to active service in the artille country. d 3 centers such as In 190¢ ing 1 ¢ . we Vistula." After the war he aw, Lodz ; the District | 200000 | 3 0T AnTAnE. boe 3 A of b Muceanie “The foundation of this guarantee | . Lodz, e Distric t a y he ‘Buprome) | of Dombrowa, : ask, in no way | e———— So 9 W 1 e an S SoplAm, " he Was: penmoncd iin o0 1 i mmission and later Gen- |lies in the fa that the present gov- to instruet the Polish military an- | M i honny : o lernment is backed by the working |8r€ less than the great centers of in- 2 izations U RO SR ernment is bae -I.lr"d.\"ml‘; I L ! ) € Syroyedhe lot of difference It must be healed—then guarded ol | s are e and well-| RS : P . |and youth does not wastc time. As | d b . : & N ox0 JEaiel 2 The president of the Polish re- |00 0 the overfiow of all our cdu- looking. Hands are so conspicu- after washing and at night and Molotkow. [Pasicczna. Ziel- | publie, who during the World war by Catioha St ution ous—you want to be proui of in the morning your hands will Maksymice, Ziclona, P ~.u~nm.§|us patriotic action on the territories | . p therh. At the bridge or lunchecn keep white and smooth. 5 : AR 3 “Polish finances are slowly entering 4 ge or e Pniow. Maniawa, Krysska, Markowa, |of former Russia and Poland, and one | 0 i WRESE AT TG SEETTE % | table it's @ "“’t"’""‘”'h'"h“‘ Nepto Lotion is made of sea Esnalmon e tnized fSolotwina, Zur Johorodes |who has a wonderful knowledge of |8 HOTEE I ARG OHOW BE I | Flush Your Kidneys Oceasioually by | when you look from t ,smh s e gl Nichylow, Kolomyja, Stobychwa, conditions in _entire Poland—first || i i ation. the present government | Drinking Quarts of Gowl Water. ;vhkeh:;d:oo::}:he.rnl;o':e: -n.d other ingrodients to make this i pary d delightfully fragrant lotion. It elock, Janowka, Sitowic pioneer of mutual co-operatives, is a pamenL tion. In 1914, at ti i b s b it Al et s decided to keep within budget and | N man gr woman can make a mis- hard-looking. ” ;. tudka. Mirynska, 1 Kaniow, | truly active democrat, who combines heals and prevents chapping. It e _ x : . LOMOU¥S |41l governmental developments and | iko by flushing the kidneys occasion- = " . Blala Siedicckn, Janow. Soko- |in him the best qualities of a state- | &, S licuCs dhall o kept within ape | (ko B BUShIng the Kldneya occasion Guard ngainss chapping o distinetly diferent h Seher linsk Mazowieck .|ment and who knows him to join the e 2 CHAPPING soon ruins the sp- lotions. Why not try a trial M | propriatio The Imission bank, |, N e o . Miawa, Przasnysz, szia- | most exalted democratic ideas with | : o 00 much rich food creates acids 3 | historical ideals and tendencies and | "Nich I8 now being formed, depending | which ¢log the kidney pores #o that! pearance of the daintiest hands. vas wounded at Zielona in Oc- | traditions of the Polish nation at gregt measurc on brivate enter- |they sluggishly filter of strain only n shrapnel and [ “The present government, with | Pyiees SIves (he possibllity, in Ahe | part of the waste and poisons from | shortest time, of the creation of full | the blgod. Then you get sick. Rheu- values, which onee and for all, will | mytism, headaches, liver trouble, nery- | reduce the illogical controverscy I~ ausneas, constipation, dizziness, sleep: tween the true state of affairs, and || ssness, bladder disorders ofte o S . i i R Gl Ao e o . i show in balance of imports and | from gng;:shj llm].:,(\):d b i OPRIA SAORD AMD SITERIN b : Srbals i) s YIEXPERIIBCOU, exports for exports have lo ast | The o R “Ki he Skin S ¢ treaty ed with the viki | Poland it Militari, Polish The Polish nation, valuing free- | SrPOTs far SApor . The moment you feel a dull ache in ¢ eeps the Skin omoo!.. at Br sk, so ! ¢ tari Cross four times, Grand Com-|dom and proud of its past, is rebuild- | “*Cf' fed-imparta, e the kidneys or your back hurts, or If Polish Y ! f t wer of the Legion of Honor of |ing itself successfully and collecting in | 1 MUst add this fact that thelche urin cloudy, offensive, full of . i R e hat it A ke 5 T ahics artlacs i Cones fof R PR e R 'plv::‘V:"prlli"“:(h(r\n;‘ 'x'.“ |u.jnnll have | sediment, irregular of passage, or.al- TRIAL SIZE OFFER general of the fifth division t v Italy, etc.. cte | ganda. Following the road of his- | begin to drink soft water in quanti- [ 3 war. ties; also get about four ounces of i THE E. L. PATCH CO,, “When you ask us to the results of | Jad Salts from any reliable phar- il N 4 Dept. 00, Stoneham 80, Boston, Mass. the Agrarian reform which was re- macy and take a tablespoonful in a Gentlemen: 1 would like to try Nepto, and en. second army corps of the Polish Le- clecti 1022 the block |torical development, it will come out gion. In May 1918 he fought the fam- | of the National-Demoeratic and | victorious from all oppressions, both ous battie at Kaniow ag i “![ 1 d him as internal as well a tern Attt b ongs it g e b g ;5 _ foundations of our national cxistence, | tew days and your kidneys may then ) t ziany while in-|strong and experienced hand, with- came colonel brigadic - | specting the arn ffered many [out diminishing personal liberty or mander of the “Tron Brigade” o injuries in an automobile accident. | preventing the freedom of expression, Polish Legion, On February « has been honored by the fol-| put its foot down on all the revolu- have shaken 1) very | glass of water before breakfast for a ian reform s | act s far alts is made from th Large bottle 50 cents at co- | acid ¢ ves and lemon Jjuice, com- | drug and department stores State e e | Omuical symptoms wt veame ap- | bine thia, and has becn used s e e e e e e S s e o dattion nece: el tht wrent already i | te-bellum | for years to help flush clogged kid- o e ¥ 1 m the one hand in the |neys and stimu them (o aciivity, S ——————— e e——— | Russian Pola was created a gov- fulso to help neutralize the acids in the 3o pLAN CROSSING PROTECTION | LAUREL COURT CARD PARTY crnmental Landowners Bank, and on | system so they no longer cause irrita- | An enjoyable card party was given the |.ll‘w|‘| h.n\rl_. on the territory of | tion, thus often relieving bladder dis- by Baurel Court, O. of A., last evening little Poland (Galicia) there blos- | orde P lat the home of Miss Amy Beach of \llied forces made him comm hichi ke in & tiatacton e Tted (ross. with the | Scmed 4n orgy of private subdivisien | Its Is inexpensive and cannot | held tonight at a meeting of the rail-{ 4o Lenox place, Twelve tables were ed fronts - The inflow fro the cast has | Goft © oSl . " Dig- . ch -|cll. At pres hre whist. The prizes for pinochlc were t X ied e WARD OFF GRIPPE n]' -"r:” “' "I’ l“m’m‘:‘ : millions into the hands of speeuia- |one can take now and then to help over that is not protected. A plan |, aca 10 Bertha Boyington 4 Got rid of that cold quickly before feve i1y and systematically flow to- | 0% keep the Kidneys clean and the blood |suggested by the railroads committee |y f o4 Min. Deni Plaros, Boton who symbath 1 with the alli erish conditions set in and you have abad . .0 (,icrien and France, As a “BEvery one must understand that | pure, thereby often preventing serious | has not met the approval of City ‘En- 06" arre Aljee Miss Cordelin cppins dhue et ettt L s €ase of grippe. leonardi's Cough Sfl'np D AR AR tionally thinking government can | kidney complications. By all means|gineer J. D, Williams and at tonight's | po o Bonton, - Whist, .I\n;n e n Hv\j‘.~ \\I v‘ : .uv‘.l" ((‘ro;»;o(m;l) "':"r}‘xly ::Imthu “tdct tnll' :"‘"'”‘.‘\ ""' =t ¢ “r' '” SN tolerate unhealty symptoms in the en- | heve your physicians cxamine your | meeting other measures will be talked Mes. RRay Watkins, Mrs. May Elliott ymo us president; 1. Padercwski, paw throats, cuts the phlegm, protects the ' Unemployed in at prese ot ltyptiai v . o . Mrs, ( s, Mrs. May B the well k m:‘ pianist and statesmaun; {unn. rs:ups irrilnlinv? ln‘d hrpingp relief, The Jaw r to the invalids | " hing of, the parcelization speculs- | kidne it least twice a yeav ‘."‘”' and John Dixon, If@you have a tight cough, bad cold, ;i social conditions has completely grippe or bronchitis get a bottle of Leon: o\ onteed existencr of those who . " 1., @rdi's Cough Syrup (Creosoted) and ward |\ " "' 00 G e T ANPELEY : I ' off more serious trouble, Fine for whoop. | " PRt ol Seyda, the present | ing cough and croup. The safe, sure and \i€W \ffairs; Sobanskl, pleasant remedy that vou can depend ficd have beon reduced to minimum t Poland to upon. Protect 'your children and your The hest proof of this is thut strikes self, At your druggists. which have been provoked, have SOLD BY CPY PRUG STORE ailed in every instanee to France, ‘or the past three years s The results of war 1918, wh ] cn president of the Polish Red|great purt corrected. T initary A discussion on protection at the| AU ha {IGEORR (DG k180, ORI of the Ro-|conditions of the people anks to Chureh street railroad crossing will b ommittec bation « comma ¢ ciety for the Homes of Invalids, o1 lthe co-operation of the league of na- al committee in Paris represe Maurice Zamoyski, the present min Skirmunt of this, the number of dissatis- comr # [ - ! Try this simple, senslble,j LEADERS IN SERVICE! saving way of having your Was}“ng done FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR DEPOSITORS Instead of a dozen things to do; & dosen things | THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE OPEN ON THE FOL- to worry about—and always the fear that at the e Pous wathing done (e O WY, LOWING EVENINGS FROM 7-9 TO TRANSACT A There are just two things to do— Gather up everything that needs wash- ing—waists, house dresses, tub frocks, blouses, middies, table and bed li:en, men'’s shirts, children's things, under- wear, stockings, towels, washrugs— Monday December 17 Step to the phone and notify us & 1 %A A your tundis Thursday December 20 Then go ahead and plan your time as you pleas . —the rest of washday (ironing day, 0o, if you Friday December 21 wish) is yours. Experienced men and women will wash for Saturday As Usual. IS And besmme S ive outd wemdaul er. use they have such won equipment to help thetz; with everything, they Monday December 24' really do it much more nicely than the average laundress can. Your things will come home sweetly clean, I d bk il soft and fresh, neatly folded, tidily wrapped to pec' i protect them from the least speck of dust. And we Are ES la“y nterest - e We'll eall promptly — wash- without any of the old-time worry or bother . S S S v you'll have); whole week's supply of crisp, clean New Members For The Christmas Club of 1924. clothes, ready to use or pack away. It's such a simple, sensible, saving sort of ser- vice=s0 much more economical and satisfertory in every way than having a laundress fussing about the house. Two million American women, each the head of a household, are having their washing done this way every week. We're quite certain you'll like it. Let us call for your bundle this week. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Wit THE BANK OF SERVICE 9 Diers Qleansers an "e " Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. undry Send # : bh’d ’