davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CueumhsrIntion.

Glce into half a pint of blue skim
milk as much cucumber as II will cover.
Let it stand for one hour, then bathe
the face and hands with il and wash
II of in clear. soft water. This is an
excellent lotion, but, of course. must
be used almost as soon as made
Housskespsr.
distinguished Finnish Women.
Biographies of more than 600 Women
who have been OF are distinguished in
public life in Finland may be read in
the Handbook des Finmandischen
Frauennereins," recently published.
In 1854 Frauennerein was founded for
the improvement of the condition Of
women. and in 1921 g second associa-
tion. called the "Uuion," to which men
were eligible. was founded for the same
purpose.
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StOVGeS!
Stoves!

yean,a andwh hos uant Is goods a
D'twa buy v
on e
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EASILY EXPLAINED

| No Mystery About Pat Delahanty, Col
ored, Who Speaks Good German.
Il had an amusing experience the
| other day, which convinced me that one
| cannot always depend upon names and
| appearances" said a bureau chief in
one of the government departments.
| Being in need of a new clerk who
spoke German / requested that one be
| supplied me stating that / preferred a
clerk of German extraction, as the work
had for him to do required a good
knowledge of that language The fol-
lowing day the messenger entered my
room and informed me that the new
clerk was in the ante-room.
What is his name?" l asked,
Patrick Delahanty' was the reply
Why, ] want German, not an
Irishman,' / said.
Well, SIR the messenger answered,
with a peculiar expression that was
the name he gave me-
II told the messenger to show the
new clerk in, Imagine my amazement
when in walked man whose color and
features were emphatically African.
He smiled and waited for me to recover
my breath and speech.
" Is your true name Patrick Delahan-
typ I asked.
a" Yes, sir
" But you are colored.'
"'There is no doubt about that sir
"'And you speak German, with an
Irish name in the bargain?'
Perfectly
!" In what part of the south were you
born and raised
i was not born and raised In the
south at all, sir
whereabouts?
In Weehawken, N. j. on the
heights, opposite New York
You are certainly a mixture of in
congruties,' / exclaimed; please ex-
plain more fully.
Well, sir he said, my people were
servants For several generations for a
northern family of wealth of Irish ex-
traction, who lived in Weehawken,
where there is large German popula
ton We took as our own family name,
as is also the custom in the south, that
of the family to whom we were at
tached both by service and regard.
This explains the incongruity of col
ored man having such decidedly Irish
patronymie as my own | picked up
the German language while serving
with a family of that nationality, and
later made it a feature at night school
with my English studies
You must have plenty of fun with
YOURSELF [ suggested.
g T do, and other people have lot Of
fun with me-, he answered.
II found him to be first-class man
for my purpose. Washington Evening
Star.
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COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

GOAlMlI4G YIN olRMElSs
The Committee on Streets will meet tn
Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, Friday, May
2, 1902, at 8 p. M, when the following
matters will be considered:
Petition of Edward ]. Carey ct al for
extension of Second Street, from Greenwich
Avenue to Kimberly Avenue.
Petition of Winchester Avenue r. X. Co.
for crushed stone pavement with cobbl0
cutters on Newhall Street, between Argyle
and Division Streets.
Petition of William Butler ct al. for grad
ing of Watson Street, between Bassett and
Drummer Streets
Petition of Samuel A. York ct al. fors
establishment of a legal grade in Prospect
Street between Division Street AM High.
land Street.
Petition of John NJ Campton for the open.
ing of Pearl street, between Orange Street
and Whitney Avenue.
Petition of Charles Gerner ct al. for a..
crushed stone pavement with brick cutters
on Nicol Street, between Edward Street
and Willow Street
Petition of Nathan Weiner for permission
to erect barber pole in front of 115 Court
Street.
Petition of Francisco Delecro ror per-
mission to erect pole and sign IN front of
1893 East Street.
Petition of j. A. Vanderbilt Tor cross
walk at the corner of Grafton and Rowe
Streets.
Petition of L. w. Moody ct al. for tho
grading of Shorthand Avenue, between Grand
Avenue and Rowland Streer.
All persons interested In the foregoing
are notified to attend and be heard thereon q
without further notice.
Per order JOHN BEECHER, Chairman
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
a30 ct Asst City Clerk.
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Children's
Garments
At one-third and one. half
regular prices.

Have cut deep OH children's
suits, REFERS, three-quarter
and full-length coats and
dresses. Every garment in
our regular stock has been re-
duced one-third. We also
offera manufacturers sample
line which we purchased at
almost next to nothing at one
half regular prices.
Materials are serge, hair-line
cheviot, Sicilian cloth, neltons,
mohair, tafeta, peau de sole and
MORE silks-tri1nmed with fancy
silks, large lace collars and belt,
fancy braid and buttons.
co!ors are black, white, blue,
red, gray, brown and tan.
Price range 1913 to $1,000
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BargatnJi Galore

in high gya de FANCY
| GROCERLE So round Mb of
| the stock Of an ont-ot-to7vn store
that 4ve 7veye fortunate enough TO
secure at prices averaeIng 10 per
cent. below 7vAolesale cost. # you
7oiH 6m study and compare the
prices quoted 6elo7o, and keeb IN
mind that every item not only bears
our guarantee, but will speak for
itself upon examination, you 40ilI
come early to make selections.
EDAM CHEESE. "Laming" brand,
full weights.
Worth e5 cents, at 70 cents.
|SARDINES. Whole boxes (magnums),
fancy quality, boneless, packed by
one of the best houses in France.
Worth SO cents, at "a cents,
CHUTNEY. Major Grays, imported
from India, in full quart bottles
Value 90 cents, at a. cents.
NUTMEGS. A chance for Hotel and
Restaurant men. The grade that cost
80 cents wholesale, Az p cts. a lb.
FISH PASTE, in decorated stone Jars.
from Crosse & Blackwell, London,
Your choice of Anchovy or Bloater.
Average price at all good grocers,
As cents, now 81 cents.
ANCHOVlES i'm OIL, boneless, imported
in glass, large size bottles, packed by
Brillat fills in France.
Usual price s. cents, now 45 cents.
TINY TIL PICKLES, the genuine brand,
sweet Usually sold at As cents,
now 81 cents.
FRENCH VEGETABLES in glass, regu-
lar size jars, your choice of PEAS,
(extra fins), FLAGEoLETS, HARICOT |
VERTS, BRUSSELS SPROUTS or
MACEDOINE; never retaled below
SO to so cents; any of them in the lot
at Is cents.
COO COrlBS in glass, from France "a
It'd bit that now and then some jaded |
epicure purchases at $l.Oo a jar
Now o. cents.
CHERRIES In rlARASQUINO, not the
unsatisfactory domestic imitation but |
the real imported French article.
In full ID. tins, 48 cts.
Remember that the above style and |
grade of goods in a BARGAIN SALE is
lust bit un usual eVenWith
Gz0dAGA6kn,
-36f C1NZz
~~vwvV-vv-v~~w~v~vv-~ ~~~~~v~~w~~~~~~~
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District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court

April 70, 1802.
An agreement for the adoption of Sophie
Berger, of New Haven, in said District,
minor, having been exhibited to this Court
for approval by Christian +. Fox and Emma
whom said minor is thereby given in adop-
tion, 1t is
ORDERED, That the I'd day Of May, 1902.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a Court
of Probate to he held at New Haven, in
said District be and the same is appointed
for a hearing on the approval of said agree
ment, and this Court directs that public
notice of the time and place of said hear
ing be given by publishing this order three
times in some newspaper having circula-
ton In said District.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAvELAND.
ais st Judge.
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Have You a Skin Disease :?

letter Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, Eczema, Itch, Barbers Itch, Ulcers
Blotches, Chronic Erysipelas, Liver Spots
Prurigo, Psoriasis, or other eruptions of the
skin--what DR.. Agnew's Ointment has done
for others it can do for you.-cure you. .One
application gives relief 30 cents.-Sold by
W. H. Hull II. Hewitt-44
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FOR RENT

A NEWLY built house, IL rooms, hardwood
floors, up-to-date plumbing, lighted by gas
and electricity, commodious yerandas, I'M
INSTRUCTED view. being adjacent to largs
ably the finest house for rent In the city;
rent 5000. Is now occupied, but will DO
ready for new tenant January 1st. Ad-
dress mis- tn p. 0. BOX 1912.
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Waar1ts.

One cent word for each insertions
ave cents a word for full week, aeven
timea.
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DESIRABLE offices to let, from May LIST,
Chapel corner State Street. GEORGE FL.
FORD co. a22 If
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MRS. s. A. GLADWIN'S
Nvrn - Aut.anr% Arrv,

n I1InVIUy Lu5uC AREuEyy 77515E7
1902 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Building, room
As. Headquarters for the best situations:
10 years experience. Coachmen farm
hands. porters, girls for general houseworks
housekeepers, etc. Germans, Swedes. and
others needing situations, should apply
and those requiring superior help can b.
furnished at the above office. German and
English spoken. OF R
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FARM WANTED.

WITH stock and tools in exchange for
nearly new Two Family House with
near electric cars, in this city. Would
like grass farm suitable for raising
stock colts, etc. For full particulars,
permit to see house, etc, please call or
address GEORGE A, ISBELL, Masonic
Temple, New Haven, Conn. a22 tt
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AUCTION SALE.--Entire contents, five
rooms, fiat $40 Orange Street (near Groys),
Wednesday, 10 a. m. Fine high cost
ish Chair, Lounge, Desk, Dining Table,
Chiffonier, Carpets Rugs Drapertes,
Chamber Suits, Sewing Machine, Pictures
Bric-a-brac, Bedding, Refrigerator, Crock
cry, etc. II. B. MALLORY. AuctioneeF.S
a292t
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FOR SALE.

WOODMONT, Conn. The finest and most
desirable building lot on the high bluff
and on the water lot 60x125. A choice
location and beautiful surroundings.
Apply to Il. G. WHITMORE, 700 Main
Street, Hartford Conn. ais lat
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH $4,000 or 5000 capital in an estab.
iished and profitable proprietary medicine
business. To the right man this Is rare
chance to make money FAST Address,;
PROPRIETOR, Courier office. a25 III
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EnR SALE Or RENT.
For RENT.

COTTAGE at Woodmont. C. e. AT.
WATER, 321 Whitney Avenue. ais tt
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BRICK house, three stories, two families,
gas and water closets, Eighth Ward, near
State. Brick barn, accommodation for
five horses. Enquire 60 PEARL. m25 tt
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WANTED,

BEST help for any kind OF work can Al-
ways be. secured here. with our long ". Y
tablished and largest business In thu
State. We can guarantee satisfaction. wv
have more and better help than can III
found elsewhere. We know, and have dinsS
carded, most Of the useless class; every
body knows that this Is the most rellablG
ployment Agency, 775 CHAPEL ST.
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For SALE.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE DE CONvEN.
TION OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
The Special Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the communication from His Honor.
Mayor John p. Studley, also communca,
ton from New Haven Division, No. n,
B. H. f., concerning the holding Of the
Convention of the year 1904, Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers in the CITY
of New Haven, and the further matter of
appropriating sufficient sum of money to
meet the necessary expenses of said CON
vent'on, will meet in the Chamber Of the
Board OF Aldermen, On Thursday evening,
at eight O'Clock, for a public hearing.
All persons interested in the foregoing
are invited to be present and be heard
thereon without further notice.
Per order.
Alderman WALDO H. MINOR.
Chairman.
Attest: HENRY Il. NORRIS,
a30 ct City Clerk.
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WANTED

CASH will be paid for 800 loads of earth
or ashes at 470 Whitney Avenue. HENRY
c. ROWE. all lot
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EnR SALE OPP RENr
FOR RENT.

HOUSE 220 Orange Street, Is rooms, all
improvements. s. B. OVIATT, Church
Street. as 26t
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WANTED,

BEST Swedish and German servants arS
all secured here. Employment Agency,
au4 If N SHERMAN, 775 Chapel ST..
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FOR RENT.

TEN room huose on Lyon Street; ten room
fiat on Humphrey Street; seven room hat
on Humphrey Street. Call 26S HUM
PHREI. Az If
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GENTLEMAN'S silver watch, with fob
Reward if returned to ~ EDGEHILL
ROAD. a30 q
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FoR RENT.
EOR. SALE. CHEAP,

STORE 1925 Chapel Street, corner Day
Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET. m27 II
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WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED
WANTED,

ExPERIENcED BoNERs AND GIRLS To
LEARN BONING.
STROUSE, ADLER & CO,
AL tt 60 COURT STREET. Z
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WANTED,
SITUATION as cook or laundress in private
family, or general homework "a YORK;
STREET. a.0 ltd
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FOR RENT,
LOST.

HOUSE, nine rooms, 80 Pearl Street. All
conveniences. Call at 30. ago 2tp
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WANTED,
SITUATION for Homework in small private A
family. Competent worker. Please call.
days, 115 ASYLUM STREET. a30 LII n
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WANTED,
WANTED.

WANTED, M
FOR U. s. army, able bodied unmarriedS
men, between ages Of q and So; citizens
Of United States, Of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information apply
Street, New Haven, Conn. az 3taw toje80
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

FIRST floor, steam heat, modern plumbing,
newly painted and papered throughout,
Rent reasonable to right parties. 754
ORANGE STREET a29 3tp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

Redakcya WIA,RU- q
sA poszukuje redak-
cYjnego sekret TARA,
kt6ry juz przynajj-
miei diva lata prz;y
jakiem polskiem pis-
mie pracowal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
ROWIDY
TELECRAFICzNE

TELECRAFICzNE.
LONDYN, 10 sler-
pnia. Przepowie-
dnia. re kr6l Edward
umrze ME doczekaw-
sly sic ceremonii ko-
ronacyjnej, ME spr'aw-
dzi}a sic, bo wczoraj
wiasnle, po d}ugich
oczekiwaniach i Wiel-
kim nlepok,oJu re
strony anglik6w, uro-
czystoS6 ia odbyla
J. sic 2. okazafo6eia. !!!!!l me-: q.
nal 'Sredniowleczna,
poniekad nawet bar
barzyhska.
Cd samego rama wy
strza}y armatnle Ia
powiada}Y stollcy
brytyjskieJ, ze "a xii.
ka godzin bedzie
mia}a ukoronowane- :
60 kr6la.
Mumy, " Swiatecz;- Z;
nych stro]ach, zape}-.
nia}y ulice Londynu,
a "a zblizeniem sic
ceremonll koronacyJ-
nej, natlok by} ME
do opisania. Ceromo-
MIA koronacyi odbyla
sic W katedrze W
w Westminster, wediug
skr6conego progra-
mu, a to re wzgledu
ma stan zdrowia 3D.
warda.
10 raz pie:rW''ls'z'y Vs.
" dziejach angiel-
skich uz.yto do koro- u
nacyi e'lektrYcz''nllego t
swiatla. Skoro biskuE
wlozyl k':o'rlonle i ron na
glove krl6la, s:ll pus'z''.
!. czono prad lei ie'le'k4't[rY i, cz. Z
ny / dokola gl(lo[)iWy
.EdWarda ukazaia sie
aureola ietlana q
pre- edstawiaE;jsc kr6ls + Z
" ca4ym blasku y 1l''1' krd:
lewskiiego maj es1t;atltu'I lt'I
Efekt byi nazbY' 4 y ! y ]
& uroczy i I J I : ODE chi ns
korio ! M | | Cyl , !, i ksia i j let
], era, 4, MIC / 4 /! mi a 81 olsn'ien
\ q / q = Ga q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

.B|='.R7.EsT, 8g1!s sier-
B pnia. ia Ta6drr I'D
neau wystaplli ian
darmi, a opr0cz tego
przys}ano specyalnym
pociagiem wojsko,
azeby zamkDaG zko- ok.
le katolicka. pred
kt6ra zebrai sic tlum
ludu. Ma widok zbll-
zajacego sic ze 5lu-
sarzem komisarza po-
-licyl, zaczeto wolac:
Mech zyj4 Siostry!
Mech zyje wolnose!
.Precz z ministrami!
Kobiety rzuca1y sic
pod kopyta koni Ian
darmskich. komisarz
.kazaf slusarzowl OF
worzy6 drzwi, a wow %
czas wysz}y zakon- '
nice ze szkoly " oto-
czenlu llcznych II, ), przy-
jacl64 Slusarzowi gro
al t4um uslnlerce-
niem.
" 9 Folgoet kaza} '
ksiadz kobletom upasc
na kolana, ggdy zan-
darml zblizaIi !. i sic do
szkoly. Lud tax by}
wzburzony, 1e tylko
'dzieaki d. < po5rednlctwu
deputowanego Emilia 'll.i
~ illiers ME rzucil sic
ma wojsko Vice hra
bla Lagatin wolal Q. dc
|urzednikoW:: Mo-
prod d ] kowiie = vie zgiineli
pod 6 as reiWoD'l D ] lu'Icyll nc
pod gil j! I! otYnl'aa rs; l||';
4 mi
| ~ II 4 u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

pod Grunwaldem " dniu Il!

pod Grunwaldem " dniu I
lipca.
TAX wyglad, zdrada stanu
u mas W pojec'u Hakatyst6w
Ze ME bez przyczyny wyszy
dzamy " tym srtykule Haka-
tyst6w, ma to podamy ponizeI1
dow6d. Oto powazne' pismo|
niemieckie .Befl. Tageb]att
" sprawie tel pisze TAX:
Wydaje Sc niezmiernie
dziwnem, re Rad pruski ME
otrzyma} W czas wladomoscl
Q odprawieniu tel ,uroczy@ ~
stoScl'' szss5
Wskazal'smy juz dAwnie, pa
nonsens obchodzenia zwycie-s.
stwa, ma polpogansk 'ch Poi
'lak0w L;twinow mad kato-1
lickim zakonem niemieckim
W k scio14ch katolickich jako
zwyc'estwa wisry.
Przy obchodzie uroczysto
Sci grunwaldzkiej chodzi ME
watpliw'e Q swieto narodpwo
po]ske zwraca;ace sic przeciiw
niemczyznie. A dla tak'ch
uroczystosci ME ma mie)scaA &
ma niem:eck'ej ziemi. Czy tet
Rad prusk zdobfdz;e sic "a
iaki czyn wobec tego mar
nowszego kawafka Prymasa
Polski.'' Jest to pod wjeluA
wzgledami charakterysty
nen: professionals cesarz ME.
miecki wys}awia ,n:sya kul
turna n emleckiego koloniza IS
cYnego zakonu katolickiego
" walce pogahska pol-
SIX oscia arcyb'skup ma
niemieckiej z,eml osiadly
urzadza krotko potem obchod .
uroczysty zwyc:ezenia doko~
nanego przy pomocy zdrady
owych niem eckich katolikow
przez ma pol i calkie M
P ogahskie hordy p Oh
ko-llte W skie.'''
w lnnym SenSie PlSze 81
), ,German'a''. '.pismo Niemc6w-
katolikow. 81
..German;a' bierze x. Are
cyb skupa W obrone j powia-
da, ze dozwalajac ma uroczy
stost koScielna, ME dopuscit
sic ami zdrady stanu. ami tezs|
ME pcdni6sf rokoszu przeciyy.-s II
ko w1adzy pa6stwowej.
niewaz nabozehstwo to odbyio
sic jedynie wedfug przepisov 81,
Cd kilkuset lat okreslonycl
" rubryceli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
Go Jest zdrada stanu?

Ma t. odpowiemy ponizej:
zdrada stanu jest. re kr6.-
lestwo polskie 'stnialo. ze ry.-
cerstwo tego krolt stwa pol.
skiego pobilo ma glove krzy.
zek6w pod Grunwaldem I ze
w}adze koscielne owczesnego
kr6lestwa polskiego ustano-
willy nabcz~istwo solenne ola
archidyecezvi gn:ez,iedsko :
poznahskiei, aby uPamietniG
ten swietny ola ca'ej Polski
dz;eh. Zdrada Jest wreszcie.
ze kosc;6l szanulac rozporz7-
dzenie swych wladz Cd lat
k'lkuset to nabozehstwo rok
rocznie odprawia.
Wszystko to jest zdrada
stanu. Polacy pow'nni byli
lut pred 1000 laty przcwi-
dziet. ze powstanie " kilka-
set lat p6zniej kr6lestwo
pru skie i IL. w tenn pahstwie
bedzie Bismarck ! powstanie
Hakata. .kt6ra kazde wspom~
nienie O Polsce uwaza "a
zdrade stahu wobec niemiec-
kiej oiczy1ny.
Polacy popeln.li kardynal-
ny biad zak,sd,4)ac krolestwo
polskie, lecz to i'm jeszczr
wybaczye mozoa iako nie~
wczesne wprawd1ie. ale zreszta
naturalne dazen;e do objawie
MIA swego istnienia. Lecz
przenigdy ME pow;nni byl,
p,,dnosie reki ma niemieck'
zakon krzyzacki. powlnni byl'
ze spokojem zn;est. ably ten
zakon zagarna' ich ziemie j
tym sposobem przygotowal
rozszerzenie ojczyzny pruskiej.
Polscy ME powinni byli
nigdy wydawae krzyzakom
bitwy pod Grunwaldem. a
wydawszy IL W bucie sarmac
kiej ME pow'nni byli bic ma
glove zakonu ma kt6rego
czrle mial k,edys stanaf Al
bert pru:;ki. zlutrzye zakon
zamienit ziem,e zakonu ma
swieckie ksiestwo.
Stanowczo 1byt daleko
unios'a Pulak 6w buta sarmac
ka lecz poniewaz to uezynill
" nierozwaznem unics;eniu.
mozna i'm to przewinienie
wybaczye-
Nigdy i'm iednak przeba-
czyc ME muzna tego. &c po--
stanowil, ma wieki upamietnit
.dzie6 Grunwaldu sw,adectwo
.buty sarmacklej. przeznac.aa 4
.jac fundus1e ma odprawianie
dz'ekczynnych uroczystych
nabozehstw po wszystkie GA
5sy.
Pierwsze czyny. jak za'o-:
|zenie r6;estwa polsk skiego,
!wydanie bitwy krzyzakonl
sorsza pobIc:.e icl' q q
So : ledacj str.,n,,
nm lem = znsnei Ioehaze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

|polsko -s]owiadskiej. drug;e
wyplywem tel znanej buty
sarmackiej. ME dawno temu
tax slusznie zganlonej.
Hakatysci 50 ma og6' ludz-
mi niezmiernie wyrozumia~
lymi ! tam mianowicie, gdzie
chodzi Q czyny polskiej. nie-
poprawnei p}ochosc., nies}y-
chanie pobIazliwymi.
To tez wobec tych pier
wszych dowodow plochosci
polsk.ej pob'azliwie sic tylko
usm'echneli i postarali sic
,edynie Q sprosfowanie nie-
kt6rych mylnie przedstawio-
nych faktow. z tenn, = kiedys
Poiska istniala, n,ektorzy ha-
katySci JUL sic pogodzlli. cho~
ciaz So jeszcze tacy, co
twierdza, ze istnienie krole-
.stwa p,,lskiego nie jest do
k'adnie stwierdzonem, a
pewnem natom .st jest, ze
ziem'e polskie So ,,urgerma-
nisch'. CO zas do sprawy
grunwaldzkiej watpliwosci ME
ze krzyzscy tylko 2
rycersk, Sci i znanej ustepli-
wosci pozwol:l' sic pobic.
Zreszta coz to "a b twa, W
kt6rej padf jakis tam wielki
mistrz kilkudziesiec;u komtu-
row j k.lkuset rycerzy. a ia
reszta co pad|a. to pacho'ko-
vie pochodzacy W czesci z
mniej wartosc'owej rasy miej-
scowej. Wreszcie. jakaz t.
b;twa mog}a bye. W kt6rej
wystepowa'a TAXA poganska
dzicz Jak Litwini i Tatarzy.
Villas ::iwie nieprzystawalo pra
.ermahskim mezom dawat
pole tel holoc,e s!owiahskiej,
zrozumieli to W kohcu pro-
toplasci pragerman6w haka-
tyst0w i ustapili pol;.. SEo
wiahska zaS ho}ota ME zrozu-
miejac pobudek trgo czynu.
poiozyla trupem k'lkuset
rycerzy i k,lkadziesiat tysiecy
pacho|k6w.- Kazdy przyzna.
ze W takiem polozeniu t,lko
.znanei cheIpliwosci polsk'ej
.przypisae molina. ze m6wia !
pam etaja jeszcze Q tel b'tw;e.
Najgorszem jednak jest. ze
ustanowiono ma Geese zwyc:f-
stwa nabozehstwo ma wszyst-
kie wirki. To luz ME czyn
.ploch, Sci. !ecz czyn popeln,o-
ny z rozwaga. Iakl czyn
rosi ma sobie wszystkie pietna
iawnej zdrady.
Postanowienie to powz;eto
wprawdz'e pred kilku set Ia
- y - Ss.-~ "
ty. ale <. arcybiskup Stablew-
ski jest "a czyn ten odpo-
iedzialnym Wprawdzie Jest
v rubrycrli dl4 archid dyecezyl
gnie niehsk,ej ] poznall1skiej
dok'adny przepis, pa kazujacy
|wyrazn'e Cd graviie en'e solen-
Inego bozehstwa Z procesys
Deum , y roczp1ics IS
lzwyciestwa mad lzrzy ytakan'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
pr;zz:'epyche3m uroczy.- r ..
stosci k@oronacyjnycb. @

LON|lD[YN, Ne 9go
sierpnila,. A,>me|9'ry- me|9'ry
kahslzi posel Choate
ods}oni4 W hall ma
sonskiej obraz Jerze-
60 WaszYngtona, a
zastepca wielkiletgo
mistrza, Earl II Of w ar ar.
wick wypowiedzial
move na czeSc pier
wszego prezydenta
5tan6W Zjednoczo-
nych.