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Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
NOTICE.

Territory of Montana, Cascade county:
To whom it may concern-Whereas, !, the un-
dersigned, am led to believe that contract OF
agreement has been fradulently written over my
signature which | wrote upon a blank paper fol
another purpose by representation and as then
believed. and now exists, purportlng to have
been executed by me by which It is made to ap-
pear therein that have entered into Il contract
Or agreement to deed or transfer all or a part OF
the real estate embraced in my homestead entry
No. 4l91. made by me at the United States Land
Office at Helena, Mont, on the 18th day, of April
1880, embracing the east half tA) Of the north
east quarter (4) hnd the southwest quarter ca
of the northeast quarter % Of section thirty:
five (35), township twenty-one cd north OF
range four AZ east to some person or persons
named therein, but to me unknown, after final
proof shall have been made by me upon my said
homestead entry.
Notice il hereby given to all persons concern.
ed, that said pretended contract or any contract
or agreement purporting to have been executed
by me by which it is made to appear that have
entered into a contract or agreement to deed
sell or convey to any person or persons whomso.
ever all or any part of said real estate embraced
in my said homestead entry No. 4191, after final
proof shall haye been made by me thereon or al
any, time, is hereby revoked, rescinded and made
null and void.
JOSEPH JELICA.
Dated September l8, 1889,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

practice of making counter offers was in
effect an attempt to bear the silver mar
ket by forcing down the market rate.
Secretary Window, in speaking Of the
matter this afternoon, said his action
meant nothing more than appeared on
the surface, and was not to he understood
as indicating any change in the policy of
the administration in the matter Of the
coinage of silver.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Cattle- Receipts
10000. Market steady to stronger.
Choice to extra beeves $4.35@$4.79
steers $29O@4.25; stockers and feeders
$1.S5@$3.00; western rangers S2.0O@
275; Texas cattle $1.5O@3.40.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Strong. Ma
tives $3.5O@47O; westerns $3.50@4.15
Texans $3.75@415. u.M ..m.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Places Where the Candidates Can be
Heard.
Hon. Robt. S. Ford and the other candi-
dates will speak at st. Clair, Monday
night, Sept. 90.
They will speak at Truly on Tuesday,
Sept. "a.
On account of the meeting, the dance
at Truly will be given on Tuesday night.
a good time is anticipated. Let every
body come out and hear the speeches and
then trip the light fantastic.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
A New Canadian Enterprise.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 2O-An important
railway deal was consumma'eu mere ps
the charter and franchise OF the North
west Central railroad. which starts al
Brandon, being transferred to an English
syndicate. The new company has o cap
ital of $10.OOO,OOO. Rails for the flrst
fifty miles of the road are now on the
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Democratic meetings will be held at St.
Clair on Monday, 23d; at Truly on Tues
day Gath, and at Upper Sand Coulee,
Wednesday 25th. The local candidates
will be in attendance ut all these meet
ings. m-"
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
Good for SDOkane,

SPOKANE FALLS, Sept. 20-The officials
Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
company were here today and completed
arrangements for terminal facilities.
They secured down town ticket office
and announced the name of the local
agent as McGriffin.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

The child coughed. The mother ram
NJ remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead; ;ai Meenl: Rsm
Always keep DR.. Acker's EnglnIsn naas ne'n
edy at hand. Sold by Lapeyre BROS.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

MILES Cry, Sept. s0.-Hon. Martin
Maginnis and Hon. j. X. Toole addressed
an immense meeting here last night.
The enthusiasm was great and foreshad-
ows decisive victory. They speak in
Billings tonight
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

HELENA, Sept. 2O.-A gentleman who
came down from Marysville last night
stated that notice is posted on Joe
Meyers hall to the effect that there is
81 900 ready to be bet on Maginnis. The
notice is signed by j. B. Warren.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
Telling Speeches at Cora.

Cora, sept. 19-Hon. R. S. Ford,
Messrs. Stanton, Clark, Ringwald and
Ceckrill made telling speeches here to.
night They found all this district
ablaze for Toole, Maginnis and the whole
ticket.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Bar silver 1924
Copper-Dull; Lake, September, $11
Lead-Dull fairly steady. Domestic
S3.0715.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Women lose their beauty because colds
undermine their life. Dr.. AeKaer's Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption is an
absolute cure for colds. Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

There will be grand ball at the resi-
dence of g. w. Goodman, Belt creek, on
Friday, Sept. 9th, to which everybody is
invited
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21


type of thousands Of young sirls WIN
ar;ssans ;smersins from the chrysalis stage Of their
Nenee' Nerynp's as they enter upon their teens"
strange unknowabls forces within them.
&c tson mystery unto herself, our girls need
oversight, and the aid Of Dr.. fisrce's Fayorits
th;s trhr;ssorlPttaIon, to safely carry them throurh
. rnls critical period, during which, in too
many many lives, alas, are sown the seeds Of dis.
tsgesllhs tamslas M iorms Of diseases peculiar to the
VII prevent all such diseases, or cure thsm
OVEN my haye to hsrsss aigsasdy seized victim
sooial station to be we'll and strong fet
ner then then not neglect the sure means Of cure
,Favorite Prescription is legitimate medi.
ONE. carefully compounded,by an experienced
snd skillful physician, and adapted to womans
Geileate M e. organization. 1t is purely vegetable
~ US composition and perfectly harmiess
n its effects in any condition Of the syatem.
soid "a BY druggists; $780, or sir bottles for
Copyright, lsss, BY woaLD's DIS. MED Ass,n.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Ladies' Shoes of the most celebrated
makes and at the most reasonable prices
at w. B. Raleigh A. Co.'s,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Ladies' and Gents Underwear and
Blankets the most complets line at W. b.
Raleigh u Co.'s.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Ladies', Mems and children's Under
wear at Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Joe Conrad carries the finest stock OF
Carpets in northern Montana
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

The best makes OF Corsets at W. b
Raleigh a. Co.'S.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

W. B. Raleigh Il Co., have the only
house for fine imported Dress Goods in
the CITY,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Just received large shipment of Car
nets at W, B. Raleigh y Co.'S
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Just received at the Cash Bazaar a large
stock of latest styles millinery goods.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

Notice.
The trustees of the North Montana
Fair Association will meet in the office
of the Townsite company tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening at 8 o'clock.
PARIS GIBSON, President.
]. STEWART ToD, Secretary.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

silks-the only place in the country te
get them Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21

People in general should know what's
best to do in case of sudden attack Of
bowel complaint. 1t is a we'll estnb-
lished fact that prompt relief may be
had in any case of collie, cholera morbDus,
dysentery or diarrhoea by giving few
doses Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy 1t acts quickly,
can always be depended upon and is
pleasant to take, For sale by Lapeyre
Bros
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-20

theirs cup | was still not SO old myself.
Pride had not yet the upper hand OF curfos-
ity; and indeed it would have taken any man
that cold morning to hear all the old clashes
Of the country and be shown all the places
by the way where strange things had fallen
out had tales of Claverhouse as we came
through the boys, and tales of the devil as we
came over tho top OF the scaur.
AS we came in by the abbey heard some
what of the old monks, and moro of the free
traders, who use its ruins for u magazine,
landing for that cause within a cannon shot
Of Durrisdeer and along all the road, the
Duries and poor Mr., Henry were in the first
rank of SANDER. Ny mind was thus highly
prejudiced against the family was about to
serve, so that was half surprised when l
behold Durrisdeer itself, lying in pretty,
sheltered bay under the Abbey hill-the
house most commodiouslv built in the French
fashion or perhaps Itaianate, for have no
skill in these arts, and the place the most
beautiiied with gardens, lawns, strawberries
and trees had over seen. Tho money sunk
here unproductively would have quite re-
stored the family; but, as it was, it cost a
revenue TO keep it up.
Mr.. Henry came himself to the door TO
welcome me; a tall, dark young gentleman
Uhe Duries are all black mem of plain and
not cheerful face, very strong In body but
not so strong in health; taking me by the
hand without any pride, and putting me at
home with plain, kind speeches. He led me
into the hall, booted as was, to present me
to my lord. 1t was still daylight and the
first thing | observed was a lozsnge Of clear
glass in the midst of the shield In the painted
window, which remember thinking blem-
ish on a room otherwise SO handsome, with
Its family portraits, and the pargetted ceiling
with pendants, and the carved chimney, in
one corner OF which my old lord sat reading
In his Livy He was like Mr. Henry, with
much the same plain countenance, only more
subtle and pleasant, aud his talk thousand
times more entertaining. He had many
questions to ask me, | remember, of Edin
burgh college, where had just received my
mastership of arts, and Of the various pro-
fessors with whom and their proficiency he
seemed well acquainted, and thus, talking OF
things that knew, soon got liberty of speech
in my new home.
In the midst of this came Mrs. Henry into
the room; this was before the birth of Miss
Katharine. She used me with more of con-
descension than the rest; l kept her in the
third place of my esteem.
1t did not take long before all Pate Mao
morland's tales were blotted out of myybe-
lief and WAS become. what l have ever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-20

MADE the last of
my journey in the
cold end of Decen.
Der, in a mighty
dry day of frost;
and who should be
my guide bu, Patey
Macmorland, bro
Their Of Tam! For a
tow headed, bare
legged brat of 10,
he had more i'll tales
upon his tongue
than ever | heard
the match of, hay
ing drunken be-
times in his bro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-20

q HE full truth
N of this odd
~ matter is what
the world has
long been looking
for and public curl
osity is sure to well
come. 1t SO befell
that | was init
mately m in 6 lie d
with TIE last years
and history of the
house; and there
does not live one
man so able as my
self to make these
matters plain, or SO
DESTROYS to narrate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-20
CHAPTER |.

-DMMARY OF EARLIER EVENTS DURING THE
MASTERS wANDERINGS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-20
CHAPTER II.

STATE OF AFFAIRS AT DURRISDEER DURING
THE MASTERS WANDERINGS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

MEM brak zasad przekocai,
a natomiast kierowat sic mys-
Ia p'zeprowadzenia wszystkie-
60 W ten sposob, by ! w;lk
bvt sytym owca GAIA. W
sprawach tax powaznych jak
cele Zwiazku Naredo wego, Mig
dy po]srodki do celu ME do
prowadza W TEN ls3y Was
ME przyczyna, dlaczego wiel.
ks Majer ma Sejmie zupsfnie
odmlenne zajmewaf stanew1s-
ko. Ka2da sprawe traktowaf
pewaznie j z rozwaga, ME lex
eewa&yf bynajmniej ami obo-
wiazkow liza sic przyjstych,
AMI ma szwank ale nara2af
pewagi chwili.
sejm odbyf sic spoko]nie.
Delegaci nowejerscy poniesfi
porazke. P. Gryglaszewski O.
trzymaf penowny wyber ma
Cenzora, a Rad Ceatralny
przsniesiono z Chicago do
Bay City, puwierzaiac 60 W
rece obywateli tego estatniego
miasta.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
LEON,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Zwiazek Narodowy
Obrazek hlstoryezn y
skreslif
L e O N.
(Ciag dalszy).

Utworzenie Komitetu Central
nego Dobroczynnosci da}o bodzca
nowoyorczanom do organizowania
sic. Ale jak zwykle W podobnych
razach sig dzieje, znalaz}a sic tu-
tai jednostka, kt6ra postanowl!a te
goraczke .organizacylna wyzyskac
ma swo]a korzysc. Ta iednostka
by} p. Jerzmanowski, kt6ry badz
co badz postanowi} zorganizowac
jaknajprsdzej kilkanascie lub vic
ce] grup, = kazda grupa mla]a wy
s1ae ma Sejm W Lipcu do Bay Cl-
ty delegatdw, - kazdy Z tych de-
legat6w mlaf g}osowac agitowac
W tym kierunku, by p. Jerzm. by}
obrany Cenzorem.
Grupy ma Zachedzie dowie-
dziawszy sic, re nowoyorczanie or
ganizuja i przygotowuja sic W po-
debny sposdb do najazdu ma Zwia-
EEK, zabra}y sic rowniez z GAIA
energia do organizowania sic. Daw-
niejsze grupy wzmacniano nowy-
mi cz}onkami, nowe grupy two
rzono, - Cenzor objezdzal kolonie
polskie wymowa swoja zjedny-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
WPIERW FUNDAMENT
a p6znie:j gmach.
Szanowny Redaktorze.

Szanowny Redaktorze.
DIVA lata JUL mia, ]ak od-
snniety xupelnle cd swiata, z
dala tylko przysluchiwafem sic
czynnosclom moich rodakow.
BYfy nieraz kwestye, ma kto.
re brafa mnie ochota odpo
wie9ziec, lecz postanowiwszy
sobie ME mieszad sic W mic,
pokrywatem cha& moja milcze-
MEM, ubolewajac W prawdzie
mad nledola niedoswiadc adczenych
ludzi, kt6rzy daja sic powodo-
wac owym niedoszfym flozo
fem, ludziom zfej wolf, bez
zadnej WARY. bez serca, cha
rakteru, :jednym sfowem owym
bebAom, ktore dla tego tax
g}osno bebnia, ze wewnatrz sa
pusts.
Milczenie mole ! cierpliw osd
mogfy trwa6 dfugo, bardzo dfu-
60 jeszcze, gdyby ME wstepny
artykuf W numerze 27 Zgody,
rozwodzqcy sic tenn, 3e je-
zyk angielski Jest wiecej pc
trzsbny, anizeli polsk;.
To bez gfebszego ma
mYsfu, bez zastanowlenia sic
wypewiedziane zdanie fannie
n9D uezyniony Stub milczenia
stawia W szeregu walczacych
"a to wszystko CO byfo Jest
polskle.
Dotad widziafem, ze Zqodo
chyli sic ku upadkowi, dis
przekenafem sic, ze upadia
zupefnie, upadia talk nlsko, ze
pemime woli nadeptac ia po-
trzeba a nastepnie wyeiety ar.
tykuf zakomunikowaG Mosk vie
i Niemeom zadajac nagredy
i erderow dla sprzymierzeica
Tam sfowa te trafa do prze-
konania i dodadza bodzca ty-
ramon do tenn wiekszege gne.
bienia i przesladowania, cache.
O. ich ME tylko do wydarc;a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Sen naSzego abonenta.
Sza,aoavny Red0Etorze!

Przy nadchodzqcych t,Oolch H.
rodzinach lub te2 iinai;eninach, iak
Gto lepisjj paso,Dat bedzie, przWn',
drogi panic, &yczenla '1a1szczersze,
ktore u kalku streszczam s1o-
zach. Zdrowia n1ase a6onen-
to,o (ins ,0iecej tenn lepij) ale
mota6ene abonentos0 p1atnych,
gdy5 cd tych ,0szystklch streolpol:
CT nie,oyptacolnych, ''ieprzynlle-
rzgiqc jak I eq o, aacho,0aj Gle
Panic!
Bo przeczytac to ME sztuka,
Gdy kto czytdc atneie,
Lecz gdy WLARUS 10 kieszea
pelka,
Zaptac nifty kas1:ie!
ale zapla6-jeden ,rzasnse,
ia ME nam, zoszak aciecie,
Zresztq mech tam pioret'a trzasnie,
Co mi po gazecse!
Drugi rzecze prosze Pand
Majstra od koeoadla,
Paczka M O n e 81 JUL aoys1aaaa,
Leez mao2e przepadta!
.znny znoacu nuro daje,
-Kryje sic ao$rGd ciszy,
I choc ,oie, Se WIARUS taje,
.M0soi, Se......nie styszy!.
A niechSe acas ten. tego
.Moge maowiG $miele,
A roacet inanie samego,
Bonn tes qoi,aien aoiele.
Jslz rok mija, odkqd czytana
WZARU,SA zaciekle,
Me zaptace!.... ca mi tam,
Chotbyna siedziat 10 pickle,
Oj rety! rety, daoet'aasta pa''oaoie
I ja jeszcze ME $pie,
MECH to p0rlcq h0ca!
Kto ciekaaoy konca:
to sic jutro doacie
A teraz,-do 16zka,
do t6Sko k0n7raci
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

psdkow z r. 1886. W miare
pestepu walki, rezultat jej sta
wal sic coraz bardziej watpli :
wynn. Przygetowania talk z
jednej, jak i drugiej streny
prowadzone byiy z taxa euer-
i zawzietoscia, ze byfy chwile,
W ktorych dotychczasowy Za-
Rad Zwiazku powatplewa
mem W przyszlose spogladal.
W powistrzu czu6 byfe
spalen1zne, pochedzaca z jed
aej strony 8 dymu kadzldei,
z drugiej z wedzen,a sic W
dymie wfasnych usterek. Zad-
ma strona ME by}a czysta,
zadna bez why. Dawniejszemu
Zarzadowi robiono zarzuty, ze
przez szese lat spaf, 2e MIC
ME roblf, mic ME zdziafaf i ze
przebudzenle sic .jego ME da-
le rekojmli na przysztose. W
obec tel prawdy nie miaf sic
czem brenic, ale przyszia mu
z pemoca ia okelicznosc, ze
aowojorczanle organizewali sic
ma podstawie sfuaby, ma pod
stawie panszezyzny, ze sprze.
dawa)i slebie i swoje glossy
temu, ktory W obecnym
czasie pfacii i ma przyszfose
przyrzeczenia robif. Pan ma
Nowym Yorku" przez podeb-
ny sposob organizacyi, wysta-
viii sic ma smlesznos& W O.
czach wszystkich dobrze hys.
lacych rodakow j ia Sniesz-
nose 80 zgubifa. Gdy jeszcze
" oooatku, W oWe' krytycz-
nej dla Zwiazku chwlll, = W
owe) chwili, W ktorej Lajazd
nowojorczan grozif Zwiazkowl
grabie&a wolf og6fu i swobo-
dy sfowa, oraz oddaniem 20
ma faske nieiaske led1ei o.
soby;-gdy W oweJ, powta-
ram, krytycznej chwili, wlel.
ks. D. Majer, jako cztonek
Zwiazku, pefozyf ma szali swo-
je nazwlsko W obrome detych-
czasowego Zarzadu, w6wczas
SCALA zwycieztwa przechylila
sic " strone Zachodu. W o.
bee ovczesnej obojetnosci pol
sEich kaplanow dla Zwiazku,
czyn wiel. ks. Majera zyskal
powszechne uznanie i wywo-
tat entuzyazm W gronie zwlaz-
kowcow.
Sejn szosty Zwiazku Naro
dowego od5vl sic W Lipcu
1886 r, W Bay City, Mich.
Otrzymawszy I'd Cenzora u
rzedowe zawezwanle ma Sejm,
opusciiem Newy York W d.
4 Llpea.
Ma Sejmie tym zasiadfo O.
ko}o 80 delegatow reprezentu-
jacych prawie rowna lose
grup, a miedzy mimi wiel. ks.
ks. D. Majer ks. K. Donna
galski. Ten ostatnl zamiano-
wanym zostai przez Cenzora
Marszalkiem Sejmu. Widzla-
tenn 60 ma tym Sejmie pc
raz pierwszy cd owego cza-
su ZaCllOWalen > nm nleKO ?
rzystne wspomnlenie. Jake
marszalek, sprawowaf urzad
W sposob ME llcujacy wcale Z
powaga Sejmu. Sypaf dowcl-
py jak rekawa, z czego
korzystajac, Geese de!egatow
nowoyorskich bifa mu oklaski
zmieniajae sale Sejmowa W
rodzaj sail popisowej. Dow
cipami chciaf zazegna6 burze
W powietrzu wiszaca, dowci
pami ehciaf rozbroic sfusznle
oburzonyeh &elegatew z Ia
chcdu, dowclpami staraf si'
zyskac serea nowojorezan. U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

NY plelfguuJMy meWe dzla'
dow naszych, abysmy smlafo
rec megli, 2esmy Pelacy z
selcem i dusza, ze chociaz W
NEWELL jeczym cierpim bo-
lesnle, jednak karku ME gnie-
my, ME zebrzem litosci, ale
cierpliwie znosimy co nam
Beg przeznaczyt szepcac z ci-
cha: Beze dzie] sic VIOLA Two.
ia!
Takim bye Polak powinien,
zyd przeszfesci wspemnieniem,
q zachewujae te droga ko-
ehana mewe, zwyczaje oby-
czaje dazyc do przysziosci, do
lepszych ezasow.
Ze jszyk angielski Jest ke-
niecznie potrzebny, o tenn kaz-
dy debrze myslacy czfowiek
VIE dobrze, ale zeby do tege
byfa potrzsbna osobna uszke-
ia wyzsza" esobnym uwyz-
Sym nauczycielem" pebiera-
]qcym tax COS S 1000 roczn1e,
@ tenn ia watpie; OF lest to
pe rrostu nowy spesob wy1u.
dzania biednym rebotnikom
krwawo zapracewanych pie
niadzy, a napyehania nismi
kisszeni ps1pankow ma)acych
wstret dc piracy.
szketa wyzsza ma tam byt,
gdzie sa dobre szkoty przygo-
tewawczs. Wpierw MIN litera-
tury, kozdy powinien umie6
przedewszystklem debrze czy-
tao i pisaS. : A czy szkofy
tskie So W Ameryce? = Czy2
szkofy para6alne mozna nazwad
szko}ami?- ME, ia stanowczo
temu przecze, przecze na
pewnych danych, te dane
jestem gotow kazdej chwili
wykazae, jeaell tego zajdzle
potrzeba. Dzis ogranicze sic
tylko ma tenn, 2e mfodzieniec
lub dzlewcze po kilkoletn,em
pobycie W szkole takiej ME
jest zdolne napisac dzlesiecu
slow .bez bfedow a czyta tax
jakeby Jechaf po grudzie
Czyz ma tax przygotewans
role rzucone szlachtne zlarnc
przyjmie sie.-Nie, fasIawy pa
nie?-Pierw fundament a pcz
niej gmach; to jest zdanie mo
je, a SADIE, ze bedzie zda
MEM egolu.
". N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Redaktor wydawca: HierOnim DerlloWski.

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zamarfszy ma wieki, ME zdra-
dza', ze jest pelskim.
Tu jednak W wo'nym kreju
sfowa te ME trafa do prze :
konania, ale ekryJa smiechem
i wzgvrda i przechewan be-
da dla potemnessci jake prob
ka patryotyzmu Pelaka, ktory
wykfad jezyka polskisgo sta
via na estatnim planie jake
przedmiot dodatkowy a wiec
podrzsdny czyli mafe znacza-
cy.
l to mowi cziewiek, zro-
dzeny na polskiej ziemi, czfo-
wick, ktory wymowiwszy W
niemowlsctwie pierwsze sfowo
m m a, wymowii je pc pol
sku, czfewiek, Atery pierwszy
raz zfozywszy rece dc modlit-
wy, tak2e po polsku prosif
Boga 0 chleb pewszedni, q
dis, ds1s to jest ME potrzeb
ne, zbyteczne, moze nawet
W oczech jege l smleszne.
Dalej, panic, ME wachaj sic;
i9z smia}e naprzod, zakiadaj
wed}ug swej idei take szkefy,
narzuc sic nawet "a nauczy :
clela, ucz iedne tylko gedzi-
ne W tygodniu po polsku, po-
tenn poi, nastepnie wyrugu) go
zupefnie, a stahiesz sic przez
to tax 1nify sercu moskiew-
skiemu, 3e kte vie, czy na
Geese twej pamieci ME stanle
drugi pomnik na Jasnej Go.
Irze jako dopefnienie dokona-
lnych zbrcdni ma lieszczesli-
Iwyeh Polakach,
| My ma tym zwrecie front,l
fznamy sic doskonale. Pan
/ Brodowski, poniewaz ME kto
inny, jak oil, jest autorem @.
lwego artykulu, ME majae ma.
dziel zostania nadal redskto.
rem Zgody, ~mswia potrze.
tbe za}ezenia takiej ,,wy4szs]
szkoiyL?L postara sic oto, aby
zostac owym-wy2szym nau.
czycielem " ri zydznowu kosz.
ten. ludzi niedos swiadczonych
ljak sam sic wyraza, prostacz.
kow, ktorzy nawet swego naz.
wiska podpisaG ME umieja; ma
tych to wfasnie zastawia mat.
ME, aby wyfow1e jak piskorzy,
uczyni6 kowalami swego szczes
ella, mice W nlch dostarczylj
I delar6w ma dalsze pohulanki
toasta spefnisne ma vzesG o.
wych prostaczkow.
1 Me2e P. Brodowski jest ia.
no wldzacy VIE, 5e Pelska
JUL nigdy ME powstanie, ske
70 sic jej NOVA zaczyna brzy.
dzi6, moze p. Brodowski ME
vie czem byfa Polska, skore
Ija dis lekiewa3y...
Czem byfa Polska? = Jak
luna pozarna jasnieJaca na ho
ryzoncie, tax Polska jasniaft
w posrod innych mocarstw
narodowesci, jasniafa potega
blaskiem, "a dis, dis jak te
niemowle spowite W mlekkie
baudaze, tax ona spowita, ale
W zelazne peta, ktore tai,
dfugo dzwigae masimy! Ale
przyidziechwila, W ktorej Bog
powroci nam naszq ojczyzne
, a wtedy wezwiemy wregow
do obrachunku, co robili W kra
: ju nieprawnie zabranym, &C
, robili braem1, ktorych krev
meczehsko, niewinne przelans
wydooywa sic ma wierzch gre
: bow, jakoby nam przypomnie'
chclafa, zesmy ia pomsci6 pc
winnl.
A vice kochajmy, koehai
\ amy Ojczyzne, czcijmy, szanuj