THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Eleven.
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
Dinner Bell All's Well
By HAROLD GRAY
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POPEYE
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Polond's Army Fought
With Germony in 1914
JITTLE Poland's army of '2,540,
000 men has met Hitler's chal
lenge and is making an heroic
stand against invasion. With un
paralleled courage, the Poles have
bitterly contested every foot of
the Nazi advance.
Thus the armies that once
fought side by side are today
enemies. For the Poles did fight
for the German cause early in the
World War.
Long before 1914, Polish pa
triots had organized a secret
army, the Polish Legion. At that
time there was no independent
Poland. Part was under German
rule; part was incorporated into
the Austro-Hungarian Empire;
and a third portion was held by
Russia.
It was chiefly against Russia
that the hatred of Joseph Pilsud
skl, one of the organizers of the
Legion, was directed. An ardent
patriot, Pilsudski had been exiled
and imprisoned for his anti-Rus-fian
activities. During the Russo
Japanese war he offered the serv
ices of the Legion to Japan, but
the Japanese did not fall in with
his plan.
Russia's efforts to stamp out
Polish rebellion only Increased
devotion to the cause of Polish
Independence. When Germany
moved against Russia the Legion
was mobilized, fought with the
German army.
But Pilsudski foresaw the
danger that Germany might not
agree to the formation of an in
dependent nation and he and his
Legionnaires refused to swear
allegiance to Germany. Offlceri
and men were interned until after
the German revolution of 1918.
The 25th anniversary of the
formation of the Polish Legion ii
commemorated by the Polish
stamp above, Issued early thli
year. It shows Marshal Pilsudski
between marching armies ot I'Jii
and Hit.,
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