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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
a SOLDIERS HOME AT SHERMAN.

Representative Of the G. A. r. VIII
Ask Congress to Establish she Home.
Influence vii be brought 10 bear on
congress by the membeIs Of the Grand
Army 10 have national soldiers home
established at Fort Sherman. immedi-
ately at the close OF the midwinter holi.
days. Il. b. Scott Of Spokane has gone
TO Washington, D. C.. TO confer with
the other members OF the special COM
mlttee appointed by The national en-
campment 10 present the matter TO
congress. Mr. Scott said 10 the Spokes.
man-Reyiew, before leaving:
I'VE are almost positive that our re-
quest will be granted. We have every
detail arranged and will put up a strong
figlt to have the old home established.
We have been working on this under
taking for two years and this is our last
move. II we lose the enterprise is de-
feated forever.
"A more suitable place could not
have been selected. II the home is es-
tablished It will be good thing for our
city. One thing is sure, and that is the
soldiers pension money will be spent
here"
Nj Scott goes 10 Washington equip
with some strong endorsements, among
them the following:
ITO the honorable the senate and
house of representatives of the United
States, in congress assembled:
"lour memorialists, the house Of
representatives and senate of the state
OF Washington, respectfully represent
that the buildings and grounds located
near C@r d'Alene lake, Kootenai
county, Idaho, formerly known as Font
sherman, are admirably adapted to u
soldiers home; that the grounds and
buildings are ample for a national home
aud could be used for that purpose
without material change from their
present condition.
"Iour memorialists therefore respect
fully ask that the United States set the
same apart as a national soldiers home
for the volunteer veterans of the United
States"
This passed the house March 3, 1901,
and passed the senate March IL, 1901.
A memorial similar to the above pass.
ed the Idaho legislature last winter.
The undersigned, having been re-
qucsted to give an opinion as to the
best use TO which the military post and
reservation of Fort sherman can now
be put since its abandonment as u mil
itary post respectfully recommend
that ii be converted into a home for
disabled and invalid soldiers, IL pos
scSses every essential quality for such
purpose-a most salubrious climate.
pure water, fertile soil for gardening
aud fruit growing, n large lake and
river for boating and fishing and per
mauent buildings sufficient to accom-
MEDIATE about 500 people;
ut would require comparatively lit
tie money to prepare the post for i'm.
mediate use as q soldiers home. Now
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE.
That is the Verdict of the Jury in the
WIImbussy Case.

That is the Verdict Of the Jury in the
wiImbussy Case.
The trial Of Henry Wilmbussy for
the murder of Judge Brady began in
the district court in session at Rath-
drum, Thursday of last week and was
concluded Monday evening at o'clock
when the jury brought in a verdict find
ing tie prisoner guilty of murder in the
second degree. The punishment under
this verdict is from ten years to life at
the discretion OF the judge. There was
very little trouble in securing Jury
and the case was started without delay.
John ID. Goode was associated with
County Attorney Graham in the prose
cution and the prisoner was defended
by II. Z. Mcfarland, Of l. vision.
The first witness was Auditor Gala
han, who testified that he witnessed
Brady's antemortem statement made
July l6, in which Brady states that de-
PENDANT is the man who shot him on
the night of July 6. Witness also testi-
fed that Brady was of sound mind al
the time be made the deathbed state
ment.
DIR. WenZ testified as to the nature Of
the wound. Attorney Graham's tesli.
mony corroborated Callahan's evidence.
Sheriff Dyer, who resided in the iail
and occupied rooms next to Brady's
Office, about 80 feet distant. testified
that himself and wife retired about 10
o'clock and shortly afterward he heard
shot. Witness looked out OF the win.
dow and saw man in the judges office
turn DOM the lights and leave. This
man witness thought WAS the defend
ant.
Airs Dyer, The sheriff's wife, testified
10 hearing the shot and then seeing a
man, whom she beliyed to be the de-
PENDANT, run around the rear of the
courthouse and enter the Office where
he put out the light.
The defense objected to the intro
dnciion of the autemortem statement
AS evidence, but Judge Mayhem over
ruled the objection.
The prisoner maintained a stolid in.
Difference TO the proceedings OF the
trial and seemed to care but little for
the result
Attorney Goode opened the argument
for the state and was followed by r
T. Mcfarland for the 1af.t,Sa H.
made pathetic appeal for his client.
County Attorney Graham closed the
argument and the case was given to the
jury at 3 o'clock Monday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

that the United States has armies IN
Hawaii, Philippine islands and China
II Is probable that many invalid soldiers
viii be returned to their own country,
and II is quite certain that more de-
sireable spot than Fort Sherman cannot
be found for them as a home.
WILLIAM r. CARLIN,
"Brigadier General, Retired.
NELSON A. MILES,
Lieutenant General
The delegates who viii appear before
congress in company with Mr.. Scott are:
George II. Patrick, Montgomery, Ala,
chairman; J. NJ. DazelI, Washington,
ID. c.; Charles Lincoln, Washington. d.
G.; q NJ. Barnes, Guthrie, Okla; Chas.
A. Clark, Boise City, Idaho, and John
KEENAN,. Washington, ID. G.
The national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic which ap-
pointed the committee also passed
strong resolution recommending Fort
Sherman AS home Mr.. Scott was a
Spokane delegate to the national con.
yention.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

W. Ssh to extend our sincere thanks
% oaf friends and patrons fot business
svra IN ~ daring the past year.
W solicit a continuance Of your trade
darHs the coming year and viii treat
you 'ar hest We know how, with tho
assurance that our goois AND pTiecs
vii -au,inuo satisfactory. Wishing
Jon a,l a happy and prosperous new
year. $50 rrmain.
Yours Truly
q W. II. MCFARLAND.
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AT rHE METHODIST CHURCH.

\ Christina. Tree with Candy for All
aud a Literary Program.
The Methodist sunday school and
friends enjoyed tree aud an interest
ing musical and literary program al the
church Christmas eve. The attendance
was quite large, the tree well loaded
with presents and every child in the
audience was literally supplied with a
sack OF candy. The tree was neatly
decorated and very attractive and the
affair passed of TO the delight and sat
iSfaction Of all. The following literary
aud musical program was rendered,
after which the distribution Of presents
took place:
song by Choir.
PRAYER RY Pastor.
Recitation Nv Nndrcl savlcy
song ny Mary Eipp, Blanche and May Bousb-
tou
Recitation LILY swan.
sang ny Minnie rarsou,
Recitation 'out Baby'-Ry Walter Hacct.
Recitation ny primary class.
solo-By Nahc, Earsemcycr-
Recitation ny Floyd Smell,
R,7it,tion-'A star, a song, chtld"-By
blanche ranon.
song n, Nasy NiIp Blanche aud MAY Boush
tom
( Recitation a5si christmas by Ines
Norris,
Recitation "vly ivory raac' ny Hasel saw
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'oraas AND coLps ~ cHIlpRrN

ussssns ~ sasaaatua ~ well Ae@wa at.
cage hfsiriAa.
aae ard prescribe Chambetiain's
,.lsh llrneiy iur almost all obstinate,
o.r,irc,rd coughs. wiih difrc, results
I ..~scgtbe II to children 81 all ages.
Nu glad 10 recommend II to all ia need
AL seeking rviisf from colds and
coughs aud bronchial Affections. u i
o.. narcotic and safe In the hands ~
lhr most uupFoIesaioaal, \ universal
pararea for all mankind Mia Mary
Il us,cndy. ". y. IN. -, Chicago. Iil
Tha rcmedy il for sale ny tho Cocu'
Il A Eeur Drug store
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NOTICE.

To all whom IL may concern;
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has filed its application with the BOARD 81 State
Land Commissioners for the state Of Idaho, APP
plying therein for authority to improve the nav
isalion Of the Occur d'Alene river and its tribu-
tsries within the counties Of koo,ensi and Sho-
shone, state Of Idaho, for the purpose Of driv-
ing lumber. logs, poles, ties. etc, and to charge
t'll therefor, as provided by law under the pro-
vision OF an act entitled An act for the im-
provement Of the navigation Of TiVers and their
tributaries in the State Of I aho. a" approved.
February 18th, iS,a. That under the provisions
81 said law and in accordance with the prayer Of
said application the said board Of state land
commissioners has fixed the 10Th day Of January,
l9s al the hour Of 10 o'clock a m. at the Office
Of said board in the city Of Boise, state OF Idaho
as the time and place when and where said APP
plcaIion shall BE- heard.
Dated December Isth. 1901.
CAMERON LUMBER Co, LIN,
BY u. Il. CAMERON, general Manager,
dec sS-jSn IS, Applicant
Crane & Morgan, Attorneys for Applicant,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

5. T., Anderson, the jeweler, has pre-
sented the Methodist church with a
handsome eight-day clock which will
be placed on the wall in a conspicuous
place so that the congregation may
time the minister and call him down
when he reaches the limit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

Ii square dealiug is what You are af-
ter this is the store for you, for the
square is the rule and guide of our bus
mess, The Wiggett ~ Empey Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
EVENING STEAOGRAPH SCHOOL
Mrs. L. Mitchell,

,'rt-asraphg. fgtsefiiiass luaafasfsiai CQf
o., ..yadeafs. trgst agsk Aiss salssr h
saHisA Il asslfrd. e@a h. sdstsed At ME-
Drs- r.. Minas Fpsiasage. rueHs d'AisaAr. tdal.s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

A Eve or ten acre tract Of land, one
fourth mile north of the school house
for sale at a bargain by Henry krotzer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
ZIG Loaf llour is the best

! H. D. Allen. contractor and bn,,aa,
20 to Lund's for llrst class builder
Frank W. Weeks. stone mason an,
bnek layer. "''
James Graham and wife snenr
Christmas la Spokane.
District court will be In session to,
: Ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. c. J.. cavanaugh has gone "a
Spokane for a few weeks.
Born, Tuesday, Dee. "a. to Mr.. and
hfs. John Peterson, a son.
Secure a goose. duck or turkey AT The
hahiloa saloon New Years eve
Pocket knives from 70 cents an 70 e.
al guaranteed. Armand Perrenoud
Attorney Hoffman, Of Rslhdrpm
was Ia lo~n for a few hours Thursday
steam and pipe dttings Of all kinds
al Armand I'erfruoud's hardware stare
Mrs. n Il. falmeter is spending a
lev days IN Spokane visiting her son
Capt J ID. Mcdonald Of the steamer
Spokane. speul Christmas in Spokane
II you aish 10 buy good, fne heat
ihs stove At low dgufrs, call al Lund's
Mrs Grace Colgate came up from
Spokane Monday 10 sn,.ot ma = ...' ,'o'l
here.
Miss MARY Roche a,tsod,ps se,,,.ot i,
Spokane is speuaiey NJ, - 49, :.
home.
Mrs. /. ~. Robinson ~ s,ok,oo j.
visiting lar ,.srrnf. NJ, ans M. NJ,
ollan
Faaae raroat Biudjng n, sal. 81,
scos,'s Stationery 800. -,
Ihls
Lugd ssli, hsnoy4, sl,..i,.,.,
the finest and 49,, =, ~. -.
prices
Tie u.tl shs, dsv.n cl,,3s,,.s.
aud IL Is MOI kfgstsa Bfssa A f.-f. 10 ..tat
Be started.
Mis-, fb., t.S,ns.,. ,..-t.. =,
ilarnsgu s.l,,,,i i, .,.,.,..,,n,. a.. 80
days here
Fof pur- f,,-.l, sn,a., ,,,i,s ,-..,--..
microbes am. IA, b,u a $50.
dAlfy wagon.
Cb,,4,.. Itfsa..a e.. p.,.
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las !slca4s.
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an IN ,,n,l .,s,.,,,,.. a,.,, ..-..,...', -
excitement
Nj. t.,,ls fsr,,-, ..,s. 49,. D..
sn,hans M,nda, !, ..,,,d,h. tat,s.,s
y i'm hct pagrnts.
Atfnnt,. ,,w .,.,. ,o,, .,,i a.
49, r,i,hr.,,., ,,s,,,,,.,, -, 49,.
olssogs aud rassu
The vc,,o,ne d,srl,r r,,,, nay.
cry rrto,atl,. s.,s. :, al. ,'.,.,.,-
christmas evening.
A. n Pane a s,ud.B, a, cauy.,.
ollese spokane came home n 49,. IA
10 holiday vacation.
A TINKER .booiinv contest ia asycr-
sd for New Yesr's day which prsm-
va TO be quite interesting,
II. VI. Thankr u su.l doing steam 1T
ius, plumbing. ,iusmiin,og and e,eeI-
icai wiring Of all Kinds
u. l.. sutton las established a dairy ,
i hls place Wrst Of toAu AID engaged ,
u the uiik baa'Ucsa.
Taking stock. Look out TOT rem.
iaul safes aud b,g discounts. Wig.
,cgg 4 EmpCy company.
Luud docs plumbing aud Timing.
~ wusk dvar b, "a pcflcuccd ausA mvu
,ud all work guaranteed.
s,i,c,;,.o 80, AID ltd. s,,,,,. u,,
.sp,rd for two years a, "a ccu,s a set
A Armand rettetuud hardware
p., r..,,,.r ~, s,.,,,,. ,,u i,,, \
..,,ir,. :, lite. r,,,.c,n,l Church
morning a, n O'Clock. l.
Ina, ,ccc,,,a .h,rm.,, ~ y,lvct
nol...,. c,,,,,, a,rcc, ,rorn IL. factor,
At huston. Ihom,ou's bakery.
Fancy IL, and c,tTee ps,s Rogers
,s4- ,ily,r,,are Guaranteed f.r ton
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
,,aa,, coasn Medicine.

ml ,bambcrlain's Cough Remedy
Is an 'HC.lIeut medicine. | have hccu
suffering l1pm a severe cough Tot the
last iWu months. and Il has effected a
cute. have grrat pleasure in recon
mendinE # w. G. Wockner This Is
The opinion Of one Of our oldest aud
most respected residents. aud has been
Voluntarily given in good faith tina,
others mas Try the remedy aud be ben
ea'ed, az vas Mt wockuer. This rem
saJ "a so,d boy the Occur d'AlCne Drug
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CHARLES F. wAGcoNER.

WANTED SEVERAL PERsoSs OF CHAR.
aclcr and go,d seputatiuu IA each state tone ia
tisc OLD established wealthy business house If
solid unaurtnl standing salary 1850 " ekig
with EXPENSES additional, all payabl. in eH.h
each Wednesday direct from head Offices H,1rss.
and cartisge furnished, when neeessar, Kef.r
enccS, Enclose selt-addrysscd stamped en,o.
nov . max =
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1879
Notice for Publication.


L. S. LAND OFFICE, coEUR D'ALExE, TDAHo.
October 3. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act OF congress Of June 3,
le1s entitled IAN act for the sale OF timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon. Nevada. and
Washington Territory" as extended 10 all pub
lie land states by act Of August I, IS9s,
GEORGE RUSSELL
Of Occur dAlene, county Of kootenai. safe OF
Idaho. has this day fled in this Office his sworn
statement No. 40, for the purchase OF the lot
Of section No. 6. in Township. No. ~ North
range No w. B. NJ, and viii offer proof 10
show that the land sought Is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. and to establish his claim to said land
before tie register and receiver OF this once at
Occur d Alene, IdSlo, on Tuesday, the 18th day
of January, 1902
He names As witnesses George H. RIteley,
Charles Steel, Henry Schneider, and James Rus
sell all Of CoeJIr d'Alene Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested TO file their
claims in this olce on OF before said 18th day OF
January, lgds.
oh BUDLoNG,
nov ~-lah S-p Register.
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The hdlee " the NJ. y. church viii
a0'a a social at tile home OF Mrs. Al
%V smith on sherman street, Monday,
pee. w. Luncheon will be served from
-" To o'clock. A cordial Invitation
" Nl The price Of the luncheon will
BE- - cents
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
LOCAL ANDPERSDNAL BRIEFS
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTY

'sa the Church with clock n,
70" hs"shsw is Locked ou, va,
samples.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28

AiiesIds Of tbAnks. resolutions Of respect aud
,milar notices vii b. charged fef At TIE rate
At ave Usnts line eaeh insertion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DFrARrNENr OF rnE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
LAND oFFICE At CoEUR n'ALENE, InAHo.
December >, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In suppott Of his rlaiin ana
that said puAoi will be made before the Register
aud Receiver at CWur dAlene, Idaho, on Jan.
ussry Is, il0a, viz
CHARLES F. wAGGoNER.
I'D so for the ). i y "a, x \ : r. Sec
> aud \. L. 1 \, Z. IA See Il Up, 80 y. r. 5w.
n NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF.
said land, viz; Otto ~ Schilling, Francis NJ
waggoner, Leyerett V. Lyon. David $. Walker
all nf lost Falls Idaho.
ID. H. BUDLoNG,
NV'.' lahli-h Register.
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Township pla,s Tor sale at the PREss
Office. Two Tor Ave cents.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-08

w innym miejscu tegoz artykulu
pisze wiel. ks. Kruszka:
,,Wezmijmy Rosie, czyz ia ME
liczy sic re swojem wyznaniem pa
nujqcem, re schyzmatyckiem? Coz
by jej potega sic s~taio, gdyby,
nieprzymierzajqc tax jak Zwiazek.
ola przypodobania sic katolikom w
trade puscila schizmatyk6w?....
A Niemcy, kto je uczynil potezne,
czyz ME Bismark? A W jaki spo-
sob? Czyz popierai mieiszosc pre-
civ ~wiekszosci wyznaniowej? By
%najmniej, lecz, trzymaiac z panujq-
Gem wyznaniem, z wiekszoscia pro-
testantow przeciw mnieiszosci ka-
tolikow! CODY to z niego byl "a
polityk. gdyby byi przeciwnie po-
stepowal? Me byfby Bismark stwo-
rzyf TAX poteznego pahstwa, gdyby
tax jak nasz Zwiazek ogladal sic ma
m~niejszosc wyznaniowa."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-08
Przeglad ~polityczDy.
Obecny stan strajkH &c PenHsyl-
rdHyi.

Obecny stan strajkH &c PenRsyl-
rdyi.
Strajk pracownik0w W stall i ze-
lazie W Pennsylvanji znajduje sic
obecnie tax zwanem stadium dy-
plomatycznem. Strony walcz9ce
przyglqdajQ sic wzajemnie 2 mo-
zliwym spokojem, podczas gdy ich
zarzqdy ukiadejq sic o warunki
pokoju.
Take przerwy W walce, podczas
ktorych broh milczy, lecz pracuja
jezyki, So zwyklem zjawiskiem W
kazdej wojnie. Me znaczq one by
najmniej, re pokoj juz W drodze.
Zarzady obydwoch stron probujg
sic ma jezyki i ma glowy, kto kogo
przegada, przekona Tub nastraszy.
Me potrzebujemy obawiac sic IN
robotnik6w. Ich interesy spoczy-
wajq W dobrem reku. Ludzie, kt6-
rzy stojq ma czele strajkier6w, ME
dada sic ami przekupic, ami oglu-
pic. Pod tym wzgledem robotnicy
amerykshscy So dobrze zabezpie-
czeni. r
W6dz naczelny trustu stalowego
Pierpont Morgan proponowal ro-
botnikom uznac unje j podpissc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-08

NicpokCj Hd dalekim' rschodzie.
Bezkarne ma pozor zajecie Man.
dzurji przez Rosie jest W dalszym
ciagu zr6diem ciqglych niepokoj6w
IA dalekim wschodzie. Wiadomo.
Sci so wprawdzie skape, lecz widac
z mich, ze cos sic gotuje. Pc pierw.
SIZE W samej Mandzurji trivia zbroj.
ny op6r ~przeciwko rosjanom. Da-
lei odbywajq sic jakies tajemnicze
rugby hoty europejskiej. Try stat
Xxi wojenne angielskie odeszly 2
poludnia z zapieczetowanymi roz.
kazami ma poinoc. Chiny zbroja
sic powoli ~zapiacily pierwsz9 rate
k%ontrybucji jednej tylko Anglji.
Najwiecej jednak czynnosci zdradza
Japonja. Cicho j spokojnie Japo-
MIA wyka6cza swoje u~zbrojenia, a
tymczasem stara sic zawojowac W
spos6b pokojowy p6lwysep Koree.
Korea jest nieodzownie potrze.
bnq obydw6m rywalom ma wscho.
die. Rosja potrzebuje jej ola u.
trzymania komunikacji morskiej
medzy Wiadywostokiem, gl6wnym
portem wojennym ma wybrzezu
syberyjskim, punktem koncowym'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-08

Kiedy Komitet Przedkongreso-
wy zaprosif Zwiqzek n. p. do wzie-
cia udziaiu W Kongresie, Zarzad
Centralny, chcac dac dow6d, re u.
n. p. pomny ma swe poslannictwo,
jest zawsze gotow podac reke do
zgody i ola dobra Polak6w W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych pracowac, po-
stanowif wziasc udziaf W Kongre-
sic, pomny sjednak ma to, re ME
wolno mu przyjmowac oil Komite-
tn Przedkongresowego warunk0w,
ktoreby sic sprzeciwialy konstytu-
cyl Zwiazku n. p.
Zarzqd Cent. przyjmujqc zapro-
szenie byf pewien, re Komitet
Przedkongresowy zawiqzal sic tyl-
ko celem ufozenia pewnych warun-
kow, ma ktorych takowy odbyc sic
moze, celem zrobienia szkicu prac
kongresowych. i re powstal on 2
wolf wszystkich polak6w W Buffa-
10 bez wzgledu ma to, do kt6rego
obozu oni nalezq. Zarzqd Cent.
byi pewien, re celem Kongresu be-
die zaprowadzenie zgody j jedno-
sci pomiedzy polakami W Stanach
Zjednoczonycb, re delegaci ma
Kongresie, bez wzgledu ma obozy,
ozywieni Ii tylko miloscia bratni9,
jake dzieci jednej matki, pomni ma
krzywdy wyrzqdzane nam nawet
nam ma tel wolnej ziemi .amery-
ka6ikiej, odioze ma box wszelkie
urazy, zapomna dawne niesnaski i
stsnq do walk razem, W zwartym
szeregu Y haslem: Me danny sic
wynarodowicl
Podczas ukiadow pomiedzy Rom.
Przedkongresowym a Zarz9dem
Cent. co do warunk6w, ma kt6rych
u N. Z. moze wziasc udziai W
Kongresie, okazaio sic jednak, re
Kom. Przedkongresowy dziaia sa-
mowladnie, ze ME przedstawia on
wiekszosci polak6w W Buffalo, re
sklada sic wissciwie tylko z ks. Pr
tassa ] Stan. Slisza, ze eiosi falszy-
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Przedkongresowego przedstawiali
rome obozy j re zamiarem Komi-
tetu Przedkongresowego ks. Pr
tassa i Stan. Slisza) jest przepro-
wadzic ma Kongresie pewne oso-
biste cele i mice ma Koneresie
w~iekszosc delegat6w, kt6rym ME
wolno byioby roznic sic W zapatry-
.waniach z czionkami Komitetu.
lie Komitetowi Przedkongreso-
wemu rozchodziio sic o to, azeby
mogf bezwzglednie, pod pozorem,
re W Kom. jest przecie pewna licz-
ba osob, przeprowadzic swoje oso-
biste cele, jest najlepszym dowo-
dem fakt, re Kom. Przedkongreso-
wy ME chciai przyjac do swego
grona reprezentanta Zarzadu Cent.
W osobie oh. A. Nowaka, Wicecen-
zora u. n. p, tl6maczac, re OBJ.
Nowak jest .,~osobistym, i to "a
wzietym wrogiem" prezesa ks. Pr
tassa i st. Slisza, sekretarza Kom.
Przedkongresowego. Tymczasem
oh. Nowak ME byl ami razu ma po-
siedzeniu Kom. Przedkongresowe-
go i Kom. ME m6gl wiedziec, czy
ob. Nowak, k~ierujac sic nieprzyja-
ania wzgledem ks. Pitassa i p. st.
Slisza, bedzie przeszksdzai W piracy
kom. Przedkongresowemu.
Zreszta oh. Nowak byfby tylko
wypefniai polecenia Zarzadu Cent,
DO inaczej ME mogiby bye jego
representation.
he Zarzqd Cent. dobrze zrobii,
usuwajqc sic C cd wziecia
udziafu W Kongresie, kt6rego pro-
gram ukiada taxi Kom. Przedkon-
gresowy, swiadczy obrzydIy, ha-
niebny napad ma Zarzqd Centralny
Zwiazku n. p. W ,,Polaku W Anne
ryce" iinnych zacofanych pismach.
Jak prasa zacofana posadza Zwia-
EEK n. p. o wywolanie ruchu ME-
zaleznego, tax samo ia prasa posa-
dza Zarzad Cent, re re wzgledu ma
niezaleznych usuwa sic cd wziecia
udziafu W Kongresie.
Panowie CT myla sic, a ~raczej
swiadomie kiamia. Zwiqzek n. p.
ME wezmie udziaiu W kongresie
ola tego, re kongres ten ME be-
die kongresem wiekszoSci pola-
kow, a nawet wiekszosci katolik6w
W Stanach Zjedn., lecz Kongresem
ks. Pitassa i redaktora ,,Polaka w
Ameryce", azeby ma MIN przepro-
wadzic z CORY utozone osobiste ce-
lie i wnioski.
Gdyby to byi kongres og6lny,
Polsko- katolicki, reprezentowany
przez wiekszosc polakow katolik6w,
Zwiazek N. p. byiby udai sic ma
takowy z zaufaniem, DO byiby pe-
wien, re w~iekszosc delegat6w ME
zezwolifaby ms to, azeby re szkoda
ogolnego dobra polakow W Stanach
Zjednoczonych pewna klika W CO.
ZACH osobistych mogla wystepowac
~przeciwko Zwiazkowi N. p. jake
Instytucyi ma wskros narodowej.
Poniewaz Zarzad Cent. przekonal
sic, re kongresu takiego ME be-
die, a to 2 powodu nietaktownego
isnieszczerego postepowania Ko-
mitetu Przedkongresowego. ola te-
go zmuszony byi, chociaz z zalem,
usunac sic Cd wziecia udziaiu w
Kongresie.
Zarzad Cent. ma nadzieje, re
zadna Grupa u. n. p, szanujaca
Instytucje, do ktorej nalezy. va
nujqca samq siebie, ME wezmie u
dzialu W Kongresie, azeby tam wy
staple jake Grupa u. n. p. Nasi
przeciwnicy myslq, re n~adarzyla
sic i'm sposobnosc zniszczenia So
lidarnosci W Zwiazku. Chcieliby
Zwiqzek robbie. lego ME dokaza.
Jak lyle razy pred TEN, tax i tym
aze rozbijq sobie glove o muir
zwiazkowy.
Zdrzqd Cent. Il. ". II.