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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
INTINATES DECEIT
on PART OF DEMOCRATS.

Il may we'll Re that our opponents have 10
real intention os pgt;ins their promise into e.
feet II this :s the case. r. IN other words.
they insincere IN the promise they make. ir
= or.y Necessary TO aEain that u IS
wise tp trtl<. men who false N thing
20 csai with anything The mere oonscioaness
ot broken faith would hamper them in contin-
uinz policy IN ;h- islands. and only By
continuing unchanged this policy can the honor
Of the country be maintained the interests
u the islands subserved.
Il the other hand. opponents came in
20 power and attempted 10 carry their
promises 20 the Fiiiptnos by giving them tn
dependence. and Withdrawing American control
from She Islands, the result would be fright,
fgl calamity 10 the Filip!nos themselves and in
its larger aspect would amount TO an iate-nA-
90. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
DEFENDS HIS POLICY
REGARDING PANAMA.

Panama offers instance in point. Our op-
ponents critlcise what We did in Panama
only ON condition OF miss;ating what was done.
] he administration behaved throughout not only
with good faith. but with extraordinary patience
and large generosity toward those with whom
" dealt Ii was also mindful Il American in
teTasiS- II acted In street compliance with IN.
law passed by Congress.
Had not Panama been promptly recognized
and the transit across the is:hfnus KEEP open.
in accordance with our treaty rights and oaii-
cations. there would have .usued endless guer-
Iilla warfare and poszibiy foreign coInplica-
;tons. while all chance Of building the canal
would have bcen deferred. certainly for years.
perhaps for a generation or more
Criticism OF the action la This matter is
simply criticism of the only possible action
canal: as well as the peace and quiet which
We were. by treaty. bound 10 preserve along
the line Of transit across the isthmus The
service rendered this country IN securing the
perpetual right 20 cOnStTuCf. maintain or@r
ate and defend the canal ~ss 50 great ths, our
opponents do not venture n raise the issue in
Straightforward fashion. for IL raised there
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
IDEAL OF MOROs Is
PIRATE. OR BANDIT.

In- Noros are In large part still n the STAKE
Il culture where the occupations o. the bandit,
and the DiFst- are those most highly regarded:
an. IL has no; been found practical to give them
s'i-goEernm.nt IN the sense that We have been
tirlIx II % the Christian Inhabitants. To aban-
N-i3 thc MORO country, OPPONENTS pro
ic-e IN tn~ir platform. would b.. precisely a. ~
.IthtS-h -hNe ears ago We h3I Withdrawn ths
srnlv and the civil agents from within sai
a1ound the Indian r-sery afIGns IN the West, at
the terror oi our settlers II would be A cfimi-
"a 1bSurditr: and yet our oppon.ufs haV,
p!ecS-i themselves thereto. II successful IN tn,
.-nhg LECTION they would either have 20 break
iahtE or cfe 10 On an act which would lsaNs
sn indeiibie stain upon our national reputation
i"s ecIEss- and Tor sOod sense
ior the material and moral weIi-beinx OF the
fl.inihos than ever beiv.e since the isandS
ny cam. within the ken Of civilized man We
nsNt oifned before them a vista Of orderly de-
.riopinent IN their own Interest. and not a pol
~ -, e1Dio.tsiion- Every effort Is being maze
= NJ the ISLANDERS for self government. and
Nhils Tor the frs. time in their history thei-
guaranteed.
Thsv ar being educated: they have been
Zen schools. they have been given libraries.
fvads sre being built for their use. their health
!. betns cared for. they have been given courts
IN which they recsi.e Justice absolute as IL
= IN our tovsr 10 guarantee. Their Individual
rights TO hfe. liberty and the pursuit Of happi-
n"~s are now by act Of Congress iealorsiy rafe-
guarded under the American Tag: ard If tire
D. election ~ the fiag we're withdrawn their
rights would be- lost. and the islsnds Would he
plunged back under some form Of vicious ,yr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
DECLARES SELF-GOVEaNMENT
~ NOW BEING BESTOWED,

We hsVe given them more seif-governm.nt
than they have ever before had: u. are t,L,r,
steps 10 increase 1t still furthe. nv p-oy,dt,s-
zen. With an elected legislative ass,,nb,v. mi
seIrS We hsd better await the resul,s ,f -
sshP.rlnh~h,.t Tor y IN a wholly new e,n.stu,.n,
20 Asis-o"tore NE make promises which a. =
49, ,IstlOn W might De forced TO break or wh,cn
uleS HiiSh' interpret one way and rrs ~ a.,
.o,;,, II may ne asserted Without fear ~ s,r-
- i.i tohrsdiction that nowhere else in re-
-. =. s. -. statssnsnshlp and Wise and tn-
ri-ti .,..hst Static. a. has be~n given hy the
IN ,ba ln,.r.. Ir.s,ds We have administered them
fiiiDinos themselves have rrocteu mos, SY a,s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
RI:Pl BLICAN PARTY
SURE OF ITSELF.

The party now IN control % the Government
i- troubled by no such difficulties We d. MT
have 10 -u'Ss at our oRu c1nVicfiUns. and then
correct IN. guess " {; seems unpopular III.
rrinc.ries which we profess those in which
Ve believe with heart and soul and strength
Men may differ from u. but they cannot sc-
cEse Us of shif;in.ss insinr.riJy TIE Toli-
cles We have pursu.d are ;Lose which We .er-
rsrtly hold essential 20 the natioIlsl welfare
and repute. Our actions SPEAK even louder
than our word, Tor the faith that Is in us
We base our appeal upon what We have done
and are dciag. upon our record ~ airnin.stTs-
ton and legislation during the last seven years
IN which have had complete control o, :he
Government We intend in the future 20 carry
the Government in IN. way that
have carried 1t on in tho past
party whose members are radically "a
Rance most vital issues. and II united AT
all only united issues where thsir att
tu6e threatens widespread disaster TO the whole
country. cannot be trusted TO govern In any
matter. party which. with faciie ease.
changes all its convictions before election n
not he trusted 10 adheT. with t-naciJy 20 any
primo pie after election. \ party lit to govern
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
FILIPINO CONFIDENCE
HAS GROWN SLOWLY.

II such ambiguity affected only ths American
people II would Hct - greatly mater. for tho
American p-opl. can take care OF themselves
But the F!l.pincs are ir such condition.
CoGdcence 10 With them a plant Of slow growth.
They nave been taueht 10 trIs: ;hs word q
hi. Government becaus this Government has
p=r r1l.sed nothing which 10 did .ot perform lf
promised inaependsnce they wiz! expect iuds-
psld-.ce. not n ire remote fL..s-~. for thst.
descendants. bCt iIrl-fiztesy. f0r themselves
II tle promise thus made - no. irTlrre.iiat.y y
fu'-.lsl trey viii regard it as h.ok-n. and Riil
Rot again tTus: 70 American fsith. and 70
woJlt De indeed 4 wicked thins deceive them
IN ssrh rs,h'cn Acr-ov-r. even n the prom
ire were maze 20 tase eSect only in tae dis
tan; future. n. Fflip.nns would b- thrown into
confusion thereby Instead OF continuing
-u,iezvor iI themselves !1r mora and --z
ter.al sirsnc-msnt in tire pres-It- they would
abandon all eHc-t a. progress and begin fac
tiona! intrisu-s SO- future yoNe-
TO promise 20 give them Independence when
. Is ''pr14ent'' 20 do or vaer they
it fo- u. " course. implies that they
not a. for ~ TOW. and tEEi II would be i'm
prudent to give 10 10 them COW. Bu,
must ourselves be the judges 20 when they
become At and slef. Il would be -'prudsrt
20 keep such promise II it were made. II nee
.ssarily follows that 70 rlaS- such promise
now Wou!: amount 20 deception CRol Tee
Flllriros
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
TAKES ALL THE CREDIT
FOR SECURING CANAL.

Tne decisive action which brought about th!.
benefcient result was TIE exercise by the Pr.si-
dent Of the powers vested In him. and In him
alone. by the Constitution; the power 20 recos-
nize foreign Governments by entering into din
lonatic relations with them. and the power TO
make treaties which. when ratified by the Sen
att. become under the Constitution part of she
supreme Law OF the Land. Neither In This nt<
in any other matter has there been the sliShtsTi
LaiiuTa to live up TO tn. Constitution In letter
and In spirit. But the Constitution must be
observed positively a well negatively Th.
Presidents duty is serve the country in ac-
ccrdarce with the Constitution: and 1 should
be dereiict in my duty IL used a false con-
s'ruction Of the Constitution as shield for
weakness and tifniGty. for
governmental impotence
Similar Misrepresentation Is the weapon
Of our opponents in regard to foreign pol
icy. and the way the navy has been
made useful in carrying out this pol
ICY. Here again ell that We ask Is that fh-y
truthfully state what has been done. and then
say whether or not they object to 1t: for II con
tinued in power shall continue foreign
policy and our handling of the navy. exactly
the same lines In the future as in the past. To
what phase of our foreign policy. and to what
Of the navy. do our opponents obtect7 DO
they object TO the way in which the Monroe
Doctrine has been strengthened and upheld,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
LAtDs HONESTY
OF PIBIIC SERVICE

ne pas-ie voT2 ot ne tnITel sIai-' hss
n-yaE been conducted with hi-a~- degree %
honesty and efficiency than a; the p1sssnt time.
and a special meei Of praise belongs 20 tn"ss
officials responsible. :or the IN hlllp1!nes ard
Porto Ri-D. where the admin strsfigls haV
been models q th-ir kinti .. cpIsrS-. s-ure
has occasionally occurred. bIt - las been re-
ien.lsSsly stamped Ne have trowu
party n. dealing vita offenders AMI havs hIr--
rt down without Tn@rcy every vro1Efr>r n
tire service os th. nation whom II vas possible
Sy tie utmost vigilance TO detect for the pun
lie servant who b-trays his truSt and the p-i-
Yate individual no debaushes him stand ~
the worst criminals. because thSir crimes arc
crimes e=ainst The entire cOnnuuIty- and no:
only against this generation, but AGAINST 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

RLIc SPECIAL.

EEPURLIc SPECIAL.
Washington. Sept. fi-Fresldcut Roose-
velt's letter formally accepting the Re
publican nomination for another term al
Ia. White House Was made public to-
night:
In IL the President asserts that he stands
As a candidate on his record. and the rec
ord OF his party in the last seven years
He adds that If he IS elected there Will he
no change in the policy OF the Government
in any particular.
In answering attacks by Democrats he
declares that his administration has been
honest and efficient throughout: that in the
Panama aft air he merely exercised powers
which the Constitution vested in him
alone: that his administration has not
hocn cxtravaEant. but has avoided both
waste and nEgarIIiness.
lie upbolds the policy q protective
tariff. defends his pension order: speaks
f'T strong army and navy. and closes
by declaring himself for peace first. last
and all tla time. Following is his letter
in fun:
Honorable y. =. cannon. Chairman o, the
Notification Committee: Nv Dear siT-I accept
the nomination for the presidency rendered me
hv the Republican National Convention and
cordially approve the platform adopted by IL.
In writing this letter there are certain points
up"n which ! desire 10 lay especial siFeAs
II is diff7ui; 20 ind OK from the Utterances
ot our Opponents what tic real issues upon
which 'hCy propose wage This campaign Il
= not unfair to sav that having abandoned
most ~ the principles upon which thy have
insisted during the last eight wears. they now
seem AZ loss. both 30 Vrat Il IS that they
really believe. and 20 how armlv they shall
assert their belief IN anything. In tat IL is
doubtful IL they v.utur. T.solutelv 20 press a
single issue. th-y raise one they
shrink from II and seek To explain Il away.
Such an attitude = the probably nsyirA5le :e-
sult of the ciig-; 70 iEpr0ylse convictions: for
when thus iinprovised it j. natural that they
should be held m a t.ata,!y. manner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
EFEORTS TO PROTECT
CITIZENS ABROAD.

Tiie~. o-tiSrs t. our agents abroad have besa
repeated again and again. and are treated II
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
PRAISES HIS ACTIONS
on MONROE DOCTRINE.

Never before has this doctrine becn sraui-
e.c~d in abroad It IS row: End yet. while
uphclding tie rights Of the weaker American
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

ma bladych, cierpieniem Scia-
|gnietych ustach chorego? OTTO.
krzyzyk, kt6ry mu Kaplan
do reki wlozyl.
Rozumie sic, ze tego Wszyst-
|kiego ME moze zrozumiec
czlowiek, kt6ry ME 2 przeko-
mania, ale ola kawaika chleba,
ma kilka LAT stale sic nibyto
wierzacym j katolikiem - !
ola tego tel latwo Mu pisac,
|ze ME potrzeba czasu TRAGIC
ma nauke religii " szkolach
Eparafialnych.
Krzyza razi iberal6W, DO
i'm przypomina, e poWiani
sic nawr6cic, pokutooWapc;; -
pie6f Wielkanocna, IN sic ME.
|podoba, 30 przypomna i'm
ciala zmartWychwsta1nie
|Koledy odkupienie; nievc Da1cs
sic uznat stWorzeniami zaleii-
nemi Cd BBoga, niechca bye
|synami Bozymi, bo im milsze
.kuzynostwo e zWierzecie'mn,
chca bye bra6mi malpy,
Ola tegoradzasusnnaf religgia,
ably czasem male dziecl e
szkoly Elenaeenntarnel ME ri
wstydzily exsprsofesor61WR.
lGiaggsdszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
Special Reduced
Excursion Rates

Beda uskutecznione re wszyst-
kich stacyi kolei Chicago 8 North
Western z okazyi nsstepujacych:
Los Angeles, poczawszy cd 3.
Maja, ma powszechna konferen-
eye metodyjskiego episkopal.
nego k~osciola.
San Francisco, 8 do s. Maja, ma
szozeg6fowe narodowe stowa-
rzyszenie grocernik6w.
Atlantic City, n. J. II do IS
Lipca, Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine.
San Francisco s. do 8. Wrzesnia
ma try letnie zebranie Knights
Templar.
San Francisco 10 do 25 Wrze-,
snia, zjazd zw;erzhDik6w
Grand Lodge ]. % @. r.
o blizsze, szczeg66iy co do rat, da-
sprzedazy i.t. d. tel Tub innejj
okazyi pytajcie agent6w sprzedaia
cych tykiety kolei North-W sstern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

iii nadzWyczeininee-
60, rozkazaf Wyjechaa sgl ra7
IzeWniilkIom portui
"a min. KapnitaanomH danD1ddloo
aby pod kottllaa a
ME aabraklas ognia j ably bylli
gotowym1i. w porcie 1rzy1najjaa
" wiezieniu 8 anglik6W
amerykana. Pewien inziyynaiieerr
nazwislkiiem Glchrist, r6Wniez
|trzymany " wiezieniu, 2doial
zbiedz. Dalej twierdzi 6W So
kretarz, ze wedle opinm ge-.
nerala, liczba wojska " Lao
|tung, Porcie Artura, Da1hy,
|kiotschan i wzdluz inM ko-
|lejowej jest dosyc wielka, ably
sic mogla obronif. Bieda tyl-
ko : zywnoscia, kt6rej brak
wielki. MESA niema uz vie
lie. Wys}ano agent6W pc "a
kupno bydla. Porozlepiano
tel plakaty, " kt6rych WY
wa sic chinczyk6W, ably dos
tarczali %zywnosci ola Wojska
a paszy ola koni."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
Teraz albo nigdy?
Przygotujcie Wasz system ma
nadchndzana pnracA dni.

.Przygotujcie wasz system ma
nadchodzace gorace dni.
Wyjatkowa d1ugoi ostra lima,
kt6ra co dopiero minela stra-
villa wszystkie zapasy " ma
Sym systemic. Krew musi wylaG
wszystka swa cieplote ably zapo-
biedz cielesnemu ukrzywdzenlu. Mic
dziwnego il ona straw wielka czesst
skiadnika zywno6ci. re wielu
miekieji gietkiej krwi zostalo
zniszczonycha Me jest to naszym
.obowiazkiem odzyska6 strate:? By
Ia to ciezka Una, q prawdopodob-
ME bedzie j gorace lato, Ciafo
przejdzie 2 jednej ostatecznoSci "
druga i powinno bye przygotowa-
ne i wzmocnione. Severy czysciciel
krwi jest najlepszem lekarstwen,
kt6re wytwar,a nowa obfita krew.
On usuwa wszelkie nieczysto6ci i
'zuzyte cze6ci 2 systemu j w-kro6 je-
go rodzaju czyszczania, produkuje
zdrowe i normalne ~poiozenie " ka5-
dym organic, vzmaonia ME tylko
.oiafo, lecz take i umyst. Otto ME
nieproszone swiadectva ode-
brane przez filme fabryczna.
Zamdwilem 8 5utelki Severy czys-
ciciela krwl dsla}ajacego prztciw
wysypce kt6ra mole ciafo bylo po-
krytc, lekarstwo bylo tax skuteczne
IL wysypka " kr6tce zginela. A.
Vancak, Fayette City, Pa.
,,Przez 90 lat nawiedzony by1em
rama ma Level nodze, lecz pc u
Z, ciu butelki S+very c%zyscicieI'a
krwi rama sic zupe}nie wygolla ~
Karol: Kondelka, Amigo, Wis"
,,Severy czysciciel krwi ocali} zycie
naszemu dziecku. Jos. Hoffman,
Tyler, Tex" ,,Sewery Czysciciel
krwi dzia}a W prost ma krew i ME
moze bye przewyzszone W postepo-
waniu W zrujnowanym systemic STA
bosciach nerwowych, skrofu}ach
powiekszenych gruczolach, wiosen-
nej febrze, s6lnem reumatyzmie, a
naemia j wenerycznych chorobach.
Cena 400 Ma sprzedaz we wszyst-
kich aptekach albo wysefa wprost
pc odebraniu powyzszej ceny, opla-
cajac koszta przese}ki w. F. Severa
Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
PODR0z " SKRzYNI.

4 Budapesztu d%onosza, il
pewien wloscianiu, Miko}aj
Lugossy, zalozyl sic z jednym
re swoich przyjaci6l, re. Cd
bedzie podr6z re stacyi Go
dollo do stolicy, zapakowany
W skrzyni.
Skrzynia, W kt6rei ukryty
byl 6w cz}owiek, istonie 70
stala wys}ana, jake zWykly
do. Pesztu, zadeklaro-
wano tylko, Il miesci ona
porcelane, a vice ma BYE
.przekladana i wyjmowana o
stroznie. 2 dworca budape-
szte6skiego, dokad szczeg6l-
ny bagaz nadszedl dopiero
wieczorem, przeniesionc
skrzynie do jednej : restau-
racyi, W kt6rej oczekiwall
niecierpliwie przyjaciele Lu.
gossy, kt6ryS 2 Mich zapuka'
" wieko ME otrzyma} jednak.
ze zadnej odpowiedzi,co pre-.
razilo. Wielce obecnych.
Przystapiono czempredzel
do otwarcia pakunkku j INA ll
leziono ~ryzykownego podr'6 81
nika " stanie zupelnie ME
przytomnym, wyniklym Z
braku powietrza. Fart 8 maly
wlos ME zako6czyl sic 6mier-
cia; po d}ugich u~si}oWaniach
ledwie udalo sic p~rzywr6cit
omdlalemu przytomnotst:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
POLACY W MANDzURYI.

Liczba polak6w W pulkach
stojacych W Mandzuryi wy
nosi Is do 40 p%rocent. w
takim samym stosunku pro-
centowym znajduja sic " tych
pu1kach oficeroWie polscy.
We wszystkich vice bitwach,
kt6re teraz ma stalym ladzie
W Mandzuryi r~ozgrywae sic
beda, poplynie krew polska
nader obficie. Rosyanie,
.kt6rzy tax staran-
ME usuwaja polak6w. cd
wszelkich stanowisk polity-
cznych W ziemiach polskich
chetnie powierzali polakom
g - 5# t-FL., &-@=%t4 -=&7s 49,.
najwyzsze nawet posterunk1il
W MandzurYi i tax mp. ma
czelnym szefem policyi ma
Gala Mandzurye " rodzaju
spraw wewnetrznych
W tym kraju rzadzonym
wojskowo, jest polak, p. "a
remba, cz}owiek ~uzywajacy
debrego imienia FARO
VINO w6r6d rosyan jak i w6r6d
rodak6w: b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
NO ] OWO.
Prasa ameryka6ska, KIT

Prasa amerykahska, kt6ra
z entuzyazmem podawa}a
pierwsze nowiny O wojnie
japo6sko-rosyjskiej, ME tajac
PREY tenn bynajmniej swej
zyczliwosci wzgledem Japonii,
W zesziym tygodniu, prawie
zupe}nie zmieni}a front, i ME
podaje telegram6w bez wzgle-
du, zkad one pochodza, lecz
raczej zdaie5 sic wierzyc tylko
donosom rosyjskim. z kad.
ia zmiana, r6zni r6znie sa-
dza, lecz .najprawdopodobnie
Rad washingtonski sobie tax
zyczy}. Jestto tylko pol;tyka,
opinia publiczna BOWEN nj
gdly mis-. stanie pc stronie
RosY. Amerykahski nar6d
zbyt koocha j cent wolnoSc,
ably mnial popierac carski de-
spotyzm. Polskie gazety ME-
kt6re, z ,,Kuryerem Polskim"
ma czele tez Cd razu strasz-
ME spowaznialy j albo tel "
ten sam spos6b co amery-
kahskie bawia sic " polity-
ke, " co nam SIG Wierzyc
ME chce, albo staraja sic
sobie zaskarbic wzgledy
,,niedzwiedzia' rosyjskiiet9go,
innemi sloWy nadstawiaja
garsc otWarta pc moskieW-
skie %nbomazki'. Powolywa-
niesieAiclhhs ma pisma stare
kkrajskie partYi uggodoWc6W
bynajmnieji .~stanowisksa i g
ME Representatives, Nv I'll "
Ameryce kry sic ME potrze-
bujjemf,y Z nasIzemm s;zzdauiemm,
! "a, a Wszzys 81, n 4, n u q lest
wAmeryce ducllnsprag-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

.Wychodzacy W Londynie
DAILY Mail" og}asza rozmo-
we correspondents 2 Mich
wang, jaka tenze mial 2 SEE
kretarzem gubernatora Dali
ny, panem Martin: Pan Mar
tin ~opowiada jak nastepuje:
wv czwartek zblizyly sic do
zatoki " Dalny diva japoh-
skie statki bojowe, diva kra-
zowniki i diva torpedowce,
lecz stan9iy " znacznem Cd
daleniu, ponieWaz port jest
podminowany 400 minami.
Flota japohska rozpocze1a
bombardoWanie wyspy San
Santuo j zniszczyla stacye
kwarantannicza, .wieze grant
towa z latarka morska, szpi-
tai j kilka dom6w. Ma Wyspie
ME ma zadnej bateryi, ola
tego tez ME ~odpoWiadano ma
,strzaiy.
Zablokowanie portu nasta-
pilo " spos6b nastepujacy::
20 ~wyproWadzeniu ,,Retyi--
zanu" z szyi portu, zatopiooT
no tam cztery paroWce: ,,Sar-
bin, ,Hailer", ,,Niaguta" j
,Sagari tax ze obecnie tylko
maly pozostal przejazd, przelz,
kt6ry zaledwie torpedoWce
zdolaja sic przedostac. Pod
czas5 bombardoWania W3czWar--
tex Wyjechal admiral Maka
row nasstatku ,Nowiks' por--
" nnaaszzWiady lecz nieszauwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

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niemy utpokot1irlsz1el9n1lila. AZ Rosy.
Twierdzenie, e nasze ot E'y''il'
e wystapr,ilet,ntliilee zIi zasz lEl 4 {;
(moze braci naszej " krajju,
lest conaimiej, dwuznac,z me
Nasi bracia y kraju, gdyby'
sic cieszyli wolno6cia slows
taxa, jaka my many Whine
|ryce, take bez ogr6dki zai1e-
|liby s%tanowisko, jake my
zajmujemy " tel spraWle.
Niechaj vie caly SWAT, ME
~wyjmujac Rosy, i my dis
ME gorsi Cd. naszych prod
k6w, kt6rzy przez caly wick
dowodzili slowem j czynami,
gdziekolwiek sposobnoSe sic
nadarzala, re ME masz zgody
z Rosya dop6ty, dop6ki ME
odbierzemy tego, co nam
przemoca j podstepem nal
~niesprawiedliwiej wydarto.
.Niechaj wszyscy wiedza, ze
jake nar6d postepo-
Wy i wolnose kochajacy lnig-
.dy z mySla absolutnego de-
spotyzmu sic ME osWoja.
Nawolywanie braci naszych
W kraiu do p.owstania zbfoj-
nego. uwazamy "a dzleclh-
stwo. Wiadomo przeciez kaz-
demu, kto tylko ma jake
take. pojecie o prowadzeniu
wojny W naszych czasach, re
ME many broni zadnej, re
ME many skarbu koniecznie
potrzebnego, a vice urzadzac
powstanie znaczyloby lyle,
jak wystawianie ludu ma
REF, oraz cofanie oswobodze-
ME Polski o Gale dziesiatk;
lat. Wszystko, co nam obec-
ME czynic wypada tn W A
MERGE, to zainteresowanie
nasza sprawl Amerykan6w i
innych narod6w, 0 lie sic da.
Rezolucye representative
organizacyi i prasy uwazamy
przeto zupelnie ma czasie,
radziliby6my tylko, ably je
|jeszcze raz dobrze przejrzec !
poprawic, zanim sic je wysle
W miejsca w}asciwe.
o O o o
q widowni wojny drobne
tylko ujawiaja sic wiesci. Ia
pasnicy ME maja dostatecz-
nych sill zgromadzonych ma
miejscu, gdzie sic najwazniej-
see rozegraja bitwy, a W in
teresie ich obydw6ch ley,
ably jak najmniej zdradzac.
swe zamyslyi pochody pred
czasem.
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Kanclerz pruIshk, ksiaze
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ME ia Kosci6 Katolicki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
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BAY CITY Mich Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, NJ. D., FIR. Zianow XII
CHIC CO.. III. Max Dtrengowski .
COLUMBUS, Nsbr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FAR VEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENvILLE, S. Dak.,. Jozef Gruba = r.
HOFA PARK. Wis, M Kosmicki
NANTIcOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk .
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, W X Szemborski y,
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski ,
PIKE LAKE. Wis, Adam Bambenek
POUND, Wis. *Jozef N Teszlewicz
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja