davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-26
nnr.iIsna sIasnls s-aIuIs.

wsshingtor. May y Among o. h'F
feasarss 81 the pence jubilee here To-
a., 81 tie formal unyeiling Of the
ehsfidaa statue.
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sskr. ]; 1. Mieloarsk. sskr. III; Ante.
ot Lisztewnik, skarbnik; Ks. Eug.
Sediaosek, prob. par. sw. Jscks; Kr,
j. Radsiejewski. prob. par. iw. Woj
o'echa; Ks. f. Gordon, G. R.; Ks. X
Srtuozko. prob. par. So. Trcjoy; WI
Chods!hsks; M. Borsoks; A. Klar.
kowsks; F. Kuohar1swski; j. Srat.
kowski; F. Krokier; ]. Cbmlerfski
j. ID obrxafski.
z. 8. Wsxelkis skolektowans "a
Fair" pisniadzs upraszs sic nadsy
fi6 do kasjera A. Lisstswnika, 58s
Dickson str, . family skolsktowsns
pod adresem A. Majewskisgo, 67l
Milwaukee ave., Tub J. Chmielihskie
go, 683 w. 18th str. Chicago, ILL.,.
0 wssslkie informsojs ralety pi
SAD do: Ed. Bradel, sekr.
400 w. Chicago Ave.
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Cd KOmitetu Pan W sprawie
Fairu Observation-Disclosures.

Ma skutek ~zwo}anego posiedzenia
polek przez komitet, zajmujaoy sic
urzadzeniem Fairu ma rzecz budowy
pomnika Tadeusza Kosciuszki, w d.
3cim kwietnia r. b. polki zebra}y sic,
lecz, niestety, bardzo ma{ej licz.
bic.
Posiedzenie to by}o zwo}aue W &C.
lu obrania komitetow do zajecia sic
specialize damskim pawilonem, po-
niewaz jednak tax niewiele zebra.
nyoh by}o pah, re trudno byio wy
bra6 wszystkie komitety, ograniozo.
n o sic wiec ma wybraniu najpotrzeb
niejszych
Gdzie ley przyczyna obojetnosci
polek ola takiej sprawyf Czy W ME
cbeciP Czy ter, re panic "a ma1o bio.
ra do reki gazety j wskutek tego ME
wiedza o majacych sic odbyc posie-
dzeniachH w oststnim wypadku ME
n~alezaioby winic lyle pah, ktore
zawsze msja wiecej zajec, anizeli pa.
movie. Ma mich tn spada obowiazek
morslny powiadsmiac osoby inters.
sowane, gdy vida, re takowe, wsku.
tex zaje6 domOwych, ME ss W MOI
nosci odnosnych wiadomosci pre-.
czytac.
Jezeli wiec sprawl pomniks Kos.
ciuszki jest nam drogs ] jezeli prag.
niemy, ably jak n~ajPredzej zostaia
u~kohozona, takim razie starajmy
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sic wsPolnie ~pracowac, ably Fair,
kt6ry ma ten Gel u~rzadzamy, wypadl
jsk najlepiej. w lynn celu polki, kto-
r . byiy obeone ma posisdzeniu W
dniu wyaej oznaczonym, postauowi.
fy, ably ME zrazac sic tenn, ze TAX ma.
10 pan przybylo, lecz znowu zwolac
Posiedzenie ma dzieh ~ kwietnia ma
godzine Z wieczorem do domu Wv.
Mar. Pol, ufsjac W to, ze panowie
zechca faskawie zwrooiG uwage swo
ioh ION, siostr lub corek ma artyku}
n~iniejszy j zachecic je do przybycia
ma zebranie.
'Poniewaz jest juz najwyAszy ozas,
ably wspolnie porozumieG sic 90 do
urzadzenia pawilonu, przeto many
nadzieje, Re szanowne polki aechoa
sic zebrac jak najliczniej, tax ola ma
rady,jako tez ola uzupelnienia komi.
tetow. Szanowne sekretarki iowa.
rzystw So rowniez proszone o laska.
we przeczytauie niniejszego arty ku.
kuiu W swych towarzystwsoh, ably
lynn sPosobem zacheoic jak najwiecej
pan do przybycia.
Jak wiadomo, poprzednio do ko.
mitetu by}y wybrane panic: Chodzih
ska, Borecka i Klarkowska. Obecnie
zosta}y %wybrane; r. Lschert, A. Ucz.
ciwek, A. Waszko, M. Makowska,
P. Sniego,ka, liczymy jednak, ae dc
uzuPe}nienia bsdzie potrzeba wybrat
jeszoze co najmuiej dziesiee pan, a
many niep}onna nadzieje, ze dnis
II kwietnia zbierze sic lyle, ze licz-
ba ia z latwoscia da sic dopelnit.
Zebranie takie kosztow "a soba
ME Pociaga, a jednak badz to rada
dobra lub czynem mozemy DUO 10
brego zdziaiat.
w imieniu komitetu p f.
we. Chodzihsto.
Borecko.
Il Uczcicek.
Upraszamy inne pisma polskie O
Powtorzenie tel odezwy.
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skisj, wska.ujs jak dslsos ona les.
ssgmatwaua.
FiaIandja.
Finlsndo.yoy jsk mogs tax sic bro.
ne p~rseoiwko moskiewskim pwa,.
tom. Jak donosrs Hslsingforsu,
wydsiaf prswny s,juu finlsodzkisgo
orsski, te manifest csrski I Is 70 Iu.
tego Z. b. niema mocy prswnsj W
ksieztwie. Manifest tea c1yli ukas
orrska, Ae sejm finlsndski tylko mad
tskismi sprawami beiEis m6gi obra-
dowsc. kt6rs a Z CORY osnao,y,
wysiuchaws.y ~poprzednio sdauia mi.
nistr6w. A wieo snosi xupelnie swo.
bode obrad " ssjmie. Nisststy, pro-
test sejnu finland.kiego, ME w.ru.
ssy cara mostiswskiego, kt6ry vol.
nej mysh j wolf " SVEN psfstwis
s,isrpiec ne mote.
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w sprawie pomnika
KCSciuSzki.

Ma licIne zapytania o rozmiar pom,
nika Tadsussa Koscius.ki 1 jak ia,
kowy wygladac bed.ie, objslniamy
e pomnik podlug nodelu artysty
rsezbiarra p. Chod.ihskisRo W Kra
kowie, bed.ie W oaiosoi 25 stop wy
soki, n dofu 1s.y stephen 20 stop
diugi ! tylst sreroki, pedestal c.yll
cokoi stosowry do proporOji, grs.
nitu ciemnsgo polsrowsny.
Koioiussko ms koniu l 1 p6l natu.
sslnej wielkosci, napisy " polskim |
aogislskim js.yku jake I ornaments
odlane . najlepszsgo bron.u.
Do wyk' hoIsnia tsgO pomnika pc
'r.sbna jest jssIo.s suma okoao
$4,000. Skiadki,, r6inych miejsc,
jsko to obShod6w 1 gi6wnyOh re
bran, siabo .asilaiy kase budowy
pomnika. powodu, IL ME o.esto
mogly bye ur.sdrane; W ostatnioh
sas csasath, (nis zamisrramy tn o
braiac b~yrsjmnisj pooruoia patrjo,
tycInegc), staiy sic ponieksd .awia.
domisniem o odbytych imisninsoh,
wsselsob, ohr.oinach ! t. p, IL prry
dobrym humOr.s 1 pisknej .abawie
ia inicjatyws p. X. X. sebrano drob
~ sumo, a odsyiajso do ~prss.nac.o-
nsgo miejsos, Proszono o og}os.snie
We ws,ystkich polskich pismaeh o
lynn wypadku.
SIanowni Braois! ohosc sebra6 su-
me ~potrsebns, q c.ska6 przytsm ma
tskis sposcbnosci, potrzsbaby ME
tmiernis diugiego o.asu, abyImy
uogli ujr.yc pomnik wykohosony.
Tsdsusz Kosoius1ko, bohatsr Z pod
Racaawic, walsosny w6ds, ktore mu 1
oajwieksi wrogowis Polski u.nsnle
oddaja, 10 strony nss polak6w IA
siutyi ma wisksIe ucIo.enis; ot6.,
ksady kto sic polakiem mianujs,
oisch zio4y choc nsjmnisjsss ofsre,
ably uwiec.nic panied tsgo wielkis-
go meta przsx w~xuissisnie pomnika
ns wolnej zismi amsrykshskisj.
Prssto my, nitsj podpissny komi.
tst, obrany pres prrsdstswioieli 80
towarrystw nsrodowych 1 kosciel-
nycb, udsjemy sic po ras wt6ry do
wisleb. ksiety, organizscyj, tows-
rrystw l brsoi litwin6w 3 prosbs o
osdsyianis datk6w, W nadrisi, 70
wobec miljonowsj polskisj ludnolci
W Stanaob ZjednocIonyoh Z iatwos.
ole osisgniemy brskujscs sumo do
wykohosenis.
Po~sostsjemy Z brsssrskism pozdro.
wieniem
CHICAGO, Ill. " Msrcu 1899.
Romitet:
Adam Majewski, prsrss; A. Biasr
osyhski, rsst. prezssa; Ed. Brsdel,
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Zakfad ~F0tOgraficzny.

Pisrwszorrednis urssdsony ,jedy
uy polski W Chicago, udoskonalony
Z postepsm osssu cd lat 9-oiu cora,
lsPiej. polsos sic psmieoi Sssn. Ro
dak6w.- Zatrudniamy tylko mai
lepszyoh dofwiadozonych artyst6w
Jako dawniejsi Zwiszkowcy, dsieku,
jenny IA dotychorasowe poparcis -
o dals.e prosimy. z,dnyoh wsp6
TEX I inymi fotografami nile many
sni te1 agent6w ME w~ysyiamy, kt6,
rry czesto pod nasss firms sic pod.
szywsja-
Niklas & Pawfowski,
$50 Milwaukee Ave blisko Cor.
nelia str,
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Jsaeli w,.ystko sIe iro.pogod.iio =

Jefeli w,zystko sic lrospogodsiio =
tel strony, to nat ,miast Anglia pre-
byia dramatyczns starois I Rosie,
jsasli ma sic wiersy6. dsisnnik It.
Ale pod tym wsglsdem ..aleca6 tree
ba prsssornosc. Dsisnnixarsom az
gielskim, osystsj krwiI d.ingou,
chloe sic cod,ish snowsgo tryumfu
imPerjsli.mu, nowego.swyoiertw a
oad tenn Tub owen mocarstwsm l
oOhotnis . Ugly robis wildly. Uwia-
domisni ,eiy byliamy . kolei, to po.
ssf rosyjski ~ Pskinis, p. Giers. ga
fOtyf protest pr.soiwko p,tyo.ce
angielskiej ma droge aslazus :Niuc..
wang, jake rnajdujscsj sic GOA terry
torjum Msndaurji, n~astepnis ,,donie-
siono nam, 70 rad snsislskil ofaro-
val Chinom sws :pomoo W wojnis /.
Rosie, q nakonieo, as..iprssrsaons
Rosjs oofnesa sw6j protsst;i to Az
gljs odniosia tryumf .upsiny.
Gdy sic sprowsdzi Oais to ns efek,
~obliosons dyplomasyo.ns kampsnje
soierajscs sic . sobs ultimate do
ieh istot ,ego ~xnscssnis, spostrzegs
sic, ae Rosja wyra.iia oaikism uspra.
wiedliwione ~zyoIenie, ateby W kra
ju, .nsjdujscym slew .fsr1s jsj
d1iaialnosoi, ME u~twor.yi sic, pod
Posorsm eksploataoji Idrogi tsla.nsj,
angislski organism, kr.ytujsoy jej
wpfywy. Rosjs pr.ss.als oponowac,
gdy sic prrsswiadory.a, to Augljs
nisma ma oslu .adnsj politycznej
dsiafalnosci a ogranio,a sic do hand
Lowell. Bye mote, ts ,anglicy wy
wisdli Ro'js " pole, ale obeonie
nisma najmniejszego ipowoduI d.,
~otrabiania .wyoie.tws Ijsdnsgo mo.
osrstwa a o~ofoiecie sic drugiego.
Kstdy nowy epis cd spra.wy ehi6
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ktory komitet zaprasza szau. rodacz-
XII i rodakow. Poozatek o godz. Z
wiecz. Wstep cd osoby 10 centow.
\ Ola 5000 90 csfonka.
p. J. Chmielihski, w}asciciel pra-
cowni sztandar6w. odznak. szsrf i t.
P. ofaruje 15000mu crlonkowi ma
szej organizacji piekna ziota odzna,
ke Pamiatkowa z odpowiednim napi-
sem. Ciekawismy kto ten dar otrzy-
map
y Il Kazimierzoscd.
Tow. O,hotnikow Pulaskiego sw.
Kazimierza, OR. AS wv. n. P. UREA,
dza wielki bal w hall OBJ. Hlawy, rog
22ej i Troy al. niedziele, dnia 8
BIN. ma ktorym bedzie wesolo, DO
bedzie muzyka z Manili, wilma z Por
to Rico, a cygara prawdziwe z la
wany, a wiec publicznosG
do dziela; stawic sic licznie rodacy
ma zabawe ochotnikow. Komitet.
II Bridgeport.
Donosimy wszystkim milosnikom
sp ewu, il Tow. spiewu Zorza i Ora,
mat. urzadza W nieduiele, 8 BIN. W
Kaisers Hall, 29SS 90 Archer ave.
pierwszy koncert W czwarta ~rooznice
swego i%stnienia. Program bardzo
u~rozmaicony. Wogole koncert "a.
Powiada sic swietnie, p~oniewaa mai
lepsze chory i najlepsi solisci biora
W MIN udzial, jak panic: C~hrzauow-
ska, M~uchowska, Glab, panowie
S1ameit, DR.. Chrzanowski, Dabek,
Wojnicki, Zalewski. Pc koncercie
nastapi zabawa z tahoami. Cena
biletu 80 C. cd osoby. Poczatek o
godz. y wiecz. Uni jestesmy, Ae
szanowna publicznoSd iak ~najliczniej
sic zbierze, by poprzec spiew i maja'
ca sic budowa6 hale w dzielnicy ma
szej, DO po@owa doohodu z koncertu
przeznaczona ma hale. Komitet.
y Posie1zenie
Towarzystwo nPolska Przede-
wszystkiem' ma nadzwyczajne po-
siedzenie W sobote, Sgo bm. o godz.
y wiecz. Wszyscy czionkowie i ci
CO maja chec w~stapienia do tegoz
tow. So proszeni przyby6. J. Rosih
ski, sekr. prot.
P. S. Towarzystwo powyzsze ma
ma celu Ii tylko sprawy narodowe,
stosownie do przyjetej nazwy.
No,oy zakfad 6Locharski.
Polski blach re, p. Teoil Terski,
czsonek Il. n. P, otworzy{ pracow.
ME blacharska p. n. so ~Ingraham ul.,
r6g Noble. W. konywa wszelkie
roboty, W zskres blacharski wcho-
Podejmuje roboty kosoielne,
jsko tez PREY domaoh, saloonach it'd.
Ma ma sk1adzie wanny do wynajeois,
piece uzywane i dostarcza pojedyh.
czych ozesci tychze. Polecamy go pa
mieci zwiazkowcow.
u TOaon of Lake.
Tow. Jutrzenka W%olnosci, OR. 1884
2. n. P, urzadza wielki bal dnia IA
W hall Kosciuszko, rog 4S eli i
Wood nj. Wstep ola towarzystw ma.
i sokolich in oorpore bez-
Poczatek o godz. Sci wieozo.
- Teodor Wohlgemuth, sekr.
prot.
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Przeglad ~polityczny.

Filipiny.
Wojsks js~usraia Oisa, o kt6rycb
ruohu .acsspnym wspominslismy jut
W popr.ednim numsrre, Iajeiy stoli-
ce tymcsasowego rssdu filipifskiego,
miasto Malolos, pc tygodniu utsr.
GEEK, choc , Manili do tel miejsco
vosci lest ME caiy d.ish .wyklego
marssu.
UstsPu:a,a srmja fl'plfska wi,
doornie przygotowaia ju. dawnisj
odwrot, DO amerykanie I~astali Ma
lolos nsj,upeinisj opuszo.onsm | W
ogniu. Kongres filipihski pr.sni6st
sic do San Fernando O 20 mil ma
poinoc j ma ubocsu cd linji kolejo.
wei. WiadIe wssIyngtohskie sta.
rajs sis wm6wic W publicznos6, fs
amsrykanis .adali o~statsc.ny oios
filipihc'ykou, sszsm jsdnak IDA.
MEM, nisdaleka prsys.ios6 wyk.te.
IL 1danis to jest mylne. Filipifo.y.
cy nile pr,sstans prowadrid wojny
Partyzanckisj, o,sgo sres.ts ju. 50
dowodem nadsyiane ood.iennie pre-.
jen. Otisa wyka.y Aoinisrzy amsry.
kahskich .abitych 1 ranionyeh po Re.
jeoiu ssolioy .fllipihskisj. To Same
twisrdIa hisrpanie, .najscy ma wskr, {
eharakter f,npiforyk6w. W. Franoji
soojalisoi 1 inns stronnictwa poste.
pows eorss o~strzsj wystepujs pre-
civ Stsrom Zjsdnoczonym "a te kan
~prrsciwko narodowi, ks6ry ms
Prawo do bytu.
Wyspy Samoa.
w PrIss.iym tygodniu oaiy SWAT
sostaf porus.ony wiadomoscis, 70
wojenne amerykahskis l an.
gislskie wspolnsmi sifsmi .bombsr-
dowaiy " okoliOaoh m. Apia fortyfi-
kacje zwolennik6w krolika Mstaafa,
PoPieransgo pr.er niemo6w, (Patr.
art. Wyspy Samoa W No. 4 zgody /,
r. b. Dnia Is maroa admiral anne.
ryksfski Kautr vydai ro.ka. .wo
Mata,fy, ably usunsli sic |.
okolio Apji, " przsoiwnym bowism
rare bedsie bombardowal lob forty
fikaojs ! wioski tuxiemo6w. w odpo
wiedsi pa to, aolnierss Msts afy "a.
konsulaty angislski 1 anne
rykahski. Okrety wieo ro.poc.e2y
bombardowanis, kt6rs trwaio . pr.sr.
wami pIss. dni osism I .uiszc.ylo
wisls wiosek tusiemo6w. o lIcrbis
sabityoh krsjowo6w j~esroze nisma
wlsdomoici, re strony .al bombsrdu.
jscyoh .ginsf jsdsn aoinisrs smsry
kahski trssch sngielskich. Me
moana sic sp:driswac, a5y =
ssgo powodu prsyssio do powsansgo
sporu misdsynarodowego. Nismoy,
msiao przeciwko sobis tskis potegI,
jsk Auglja ! Stany zjedn. ustspis !
Gaia rrecr skohczy sic ma tsrgu, kto
rsgo wynikiem bedrie rapewne usts.
picnic nismo6w archipelago ga
moahskisRo W zsmian Ia po.wolenis
nsbyOis cd Hi'zpsnji wysp Ksro-
lifskich.
Francja,
w psrlsmencie franou.kim wypo.
wiedrisl minister wojny Frsycinet
move, ktora rsniepokoiis troobe 90
shadow Frsncji - nismo6w. Frey.
cinst, ~coprswds, wypowisdrisi Irry.
tenn smutns uwsge, ts srmjs fran
oorka nile mote byc rwieksrons, 20
niews. ia to nile poswsla prawie te
ale swiekszsjsos sic ludnoic kraju,
j~sdnocrssnie jsdnsk prredstswR do
vody, te wieksrs, jsk obscnis, ar.
mia, ME misisby wiaioiwis..r awet po-
Ia ola dslslalnosoi.
pArmjs nsszs - powisds Frsyci
net skisda sic |. 557 900 ludsi, q
iicsso do tsgo sskosy wojskows, 9
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w. r. BADGETT.

an idiot; but, if found to be sane,
then treated with contempt.
Now, as o.the fundamentals OF
human nature, there is no differ
ence between the natural Indian
and the artificial Frenchman.
1t is interesting. as well as in
structive, 10 study the career Of
the young Indians who have been
eductedin this way.
A few, who had the strength Of
character to withstand the blasing
influence Of their training, have
gone back to their respective
tribes as educated Indians, and
without scruple, or criticism, have
| conformed to the innocent and
congenial customs OF their people,
and are quietly enjoying the ad-
vantages of their education, while
the presence of their falutary ex-
ample is inaudibly, yet very sure
| ly, coaxing their countrymen into
habits Of noble imitation. These,
as far as the good Of their respec-
tive tribes are concerned, are The
most useful graduates that ever
issue from these government
schools; yet, strange as It may
seem, they are the ones that &c
| down ON record as having apostal'
lied from the true faith Of civiliza
ton and are remembered only al
reprobates.
A few, too, enter the missionary
service in good faith, return Z
their people, and, in their delude'
sincerity, begin to preach to then
their whitemanism, appealing =
themselves as illustrations Of th
doctrines which they proclaim
But unfortunately they are, as
were. only Americanised French
men trying to evangelize Paris b
: preaching 10 them the gospel (
Uncle Sam, III is no go;'' the
are failures.
:. But, by far, the greater numbs
take quite different coufs'
! Their school drill has drilled =
: ConoInded en Page 4
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INDIAN EDUCATION.
Abnormal Methods OF the
Government.

n EDITOR CHIEFTAIN. Henry l..
Dawes, chairman Of the commis-
sion to the five civilized tribes. has
an article in the. August number Of
the Atlantic Monthly in which he
answers his own interrogatory,
Have we failed with the Indian?"
He answers the question decidedly
ID the negative. 1t was hardly to
BE- expected that, under the cir
cumstances he would be properly
qualified to answer. il in any other
way. Every birds naturally in
clined to think its own young one
the very handsomest chick in all
4 the forest. If the existence OF the
present arbitrary Indian policy is
due to the persevering efforts of
any one person more than all 9TH
ers, that one is nnqnestionably
Mr.. Dawes himself; that he should
now sit in judgment uponslt and
I pronounce it to be any thing but q
hattering success, would be some
what more than could be reason
ably expected Of a doting parent
hood.
/ p;;,t i.baye we failed with the
Tndian2n Certainly not. What ID
1 failure? When an undertaking
turns out differently from what
was expected Of it, and contrary 70
the design, it 10 generally UNDER
stood to be. a failure, and the mis-
carriage usually results from .
want Of sufficient sense, OF power,
Or both, on part Of the undertaken
10 carry the project through to 9
Saccessful issue. But, by Jove, !
wou. never do to charge the gov
ernmeht OF the United States will
anything. like want Of sense 4
plan, or lack Of power TO exc
cute; the pride Of American patri
: otism would undoubtedly resen
40 unjust and discreaitable an i'm
.iutation How could we hav
failedg The fact is, these Indian
have always been just as helples
and passive, under the might
hand Of the government a. th
children OF household are unde
the dominion of . father, and
may be added with a good show {
truth just ar susceptible.
o no, no; 1--WE" have not."faile
with the Indian" The process !
humanization to which he has bee
subjected, whether according
the old policy or the new, has, !
al ckzss, proved completely su
cessfuI. Whatever the Indian
today, be is that simply becau'
.we" have made him 90. He vi
once rich. If he is now poor, it
NOT because he has been guilty
4
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AAA( ~ AA6M MMMMMAMMAMMM
Buy Your Groceries at
Badgeif fs..."

When you do this you will have the satisfaction Of know
ing you have bought fresh goods and bought them right We
turn Grocery stock least month and i'm
sured against buying old stale goods We have just
received a fresh consignment of the
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" has always been 30 oHensiveiy
trained.
Mr.. Dawes himself will admit
that "wen have never observed |
good faith in dealing with the In
dians. This fact is overwhelm-
Iingly evidenced by the wholesale
manner in which .'we' lately re-
lieved ourselves OF our Indian OBJ
legations by means Of those repudi-
ating provisions Of the so-called
Curtis law.
No, no; Mr.. Dawes Indian pol
| icy has not been a failure, by any
means; it has succeeded, for one
thing at least, in educating the
mind Of the American Indian into
an abiding state of skepticism as
to the honor and bona fides Of the
white mans civilization
Mr.. Dawes Indian policy has
been equally successful from an
educational point of view.
The fatal error which yitiates
the whole scheme Of Indian edu
cation as carried on under the
patronage Of the government lies
| in the fact that it proceeds on the
theory that. for an Indian youth to
become educated, ii 10 necessary
for him to cease to be an Indian,
and be, in all the essential ele-
ments cf his nature, transformed
| into a white man-into specimen
Of another race Of mankind, II
conceives Of an educated Indian.
not only as an impractibility, but
an absurdity. II insists that the
i Indians education shall include,
not only the attainment Of certain
useful qualifications, but the entire
remodeling of his mental and
moral constitution. He must cul-
. tivate in himself dislike for the
social institutions Of his fathers;
, and train himself to look upon
: their manners, customs, laws. gov
ernment. rights. privileges and all
their treaty guarantees. not
: through the sentimental eyes Of .
. Iloyal tribesman, but with the cool,
. calculating optics Of the white
8 man. Bul this is not the worst O.
y it; this tyraDous method Of educa
Q ton invades the most sacred terri
II tories Of consanguinity and VIC
Il lates the most delicate laws OF nat
i ural affinity. The young lndiaI
is taught, and is made to believe
d that bis own father and mother arr
If unfit examples for him to initiate
n that their counsels are not 10 o
o the guide Of his youth, that be j
a no more to look up to them will
Q. filial reverence and esteem. bu
is rather down upon them at the Ion
10 range of sincere pity and commis
as seration.
IA Now. with such an outtit, 1t II
of that the young Indian is turne
,e loose, and is expected to go bac
"a to his people, and, like an aeon
Z. plished craftsman. work them a.
to over into something like himself
Il. into white people. The folly I
ot such an experiment is to too obv
ca ous to need elucidation; but try
se upon some other specimen Of HI
by manity, and see how it will worl
,se 20 to Paris, catch young Frencl
les man, bring him over to the Unite
ia. States. put him under drill in Ha
re. ward, or Yale, and keep him the
( q until everything Of Gallo natu
m has been drilled out Of him. al
les everything strictly American So
w. stituted; then send him back hon
ni. as q missionary TO persuade b
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Celebrated Chase 6 SanbOrn
Roasted Coffee. ....

Nothing better in Coffee the earth, and we sole
agents for Vnta Wehave just received lot Of Golden
Grain and Favore Flour There very few people that do
not know of the merits Of Alton Flour you have trouble
finding good Butter Try White Rose Creamery Very fine
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-28
HOW TO BOIL CLOTHES.
Much Harm Is Done by Leaving The
in the Boiler Until They are
Virtually Cooked.

The purpose of boiling clothes is to
expand the fabrics by steam and thus
to loosen the dirt and allow it to drop
out; there is no good, but actual harm
derived from cooking" the clothes;
they do not require cooking" but
cleansing, and when they are cleansed
that is sufficient. Hence, within half
an hour after the water first begins
to bubble they should be Immediately
removed and plunged into clear, cold
water. While the clothes are boiling
they may be turned with aclothes-stick,
but must not be punched or lifted in
such a manner as to tear them. The
common custom in many households
of putting the second boilerful of
clothes into the boiling dirtied water
from which the first boilerful has been
taken is wholly opposed to good laun-
dry work. When the cook wishes to
keep the juice in the meat that is to be
cooked by boiling she plunges it into
boiling water. When she wishes to ex-
tract the juices and have them in the
water Tor soup, etc., she puts the meat
on in cold water. If you wish to get
the dirt out of the clothes instead of
driving it into the fiber, put the clothes
on in cold water, and do not allow them
to remain in the boiling water soiled
by them till they are dyed yellow
Gentlewoman.