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The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Wolves Destroy Deer.

Wolves are on the increase In the
upper peninsula. and are killing more
deer than the hunters who persist In
shooting out of season. The NUMBER
OF trappers operating in the woods
does not seem to lessen the animals,
and the only way out OF II VIII De
for the several counties to raise the
bounty on wolves. This will be an
incentive to the hunters TO Kill wolves
instead OF deer, and more deer would
then be the result for the next hunt
ing season.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Game wardens Are Busy.

August is usually quiet month.
This year, however, 1t has been rath-
er lively in the state game warden's
department. The seizures OF under
sized fish were large, over $500
pounds being confiscated, 5000 or
which were turned over to state and
charitable institutions and a small
quantity sold, the proceeds being sent
TO the state treasurer.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Old Fashioned Shoes.

Ten years ago f. b. Scheurman,
Bay City shoe dealer, sold a pair or
gentleman's shoes, which have been
worn constantly every other day
since. The uppers are still in re-
markable state of preservation, and
have been half-soled sixteen times.
Now it is impossible to half-sole them
any longer. and Mr.. Scheurman has
secured possession of the shoes and
sent them TO the manufacturers.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

Parents Refuse to Allow Children to
Cross Tracks on Way to School.

The parents OF about twenty Char
lotte children object 20 their attend
ing a certain ward school because
they have to cross the Grand Trunk
railroad tracks. When school opened
they we're all sent to another ward
school and promptly returned to their
own building. Now the parents are
keeping the children home, and the
railroad must either furnish fiagmen
or gates at the several crossings or
the board of education will have to
construct another building. However.
as is usually the case, the railroad
company will have to stand the ex-
pense of protecting its crossings.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Albion Clergy in Demand.

Albion clergymen seem to be prime
fayorites in many larger cities OF the
country. Within the past few years
the Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho-
dist churches have contributed nearly
twenty men to outside pulpits, and
this does not include students VINO
have graduated from the college or
the appointments of the Methodist
Episcopal conferences. The Episcopal
church has also furnished its quota.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Thieves steal Honey.

There are sweet-toothed as well as
various other kinds OF thieves. Re-
Gently thieves stole a hive OF bees
from a farm near Mundy, and In
tracking them officers came upon the
hive and bees in corn field, but the
honey was absent. The same parties
the same night cut bee tree from a
farm a short distance from the other
robbery.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
nina His Own Grave.

The officials in charge OF the car
nival at Battle Creek applied to the
coroner the other day for a permit to
bury a man who was to be hypnotized
and entombed alive for three days.
The coroner refused to grant 1t, and
the man was forced to dig his own
grave. which he did without any COM
junction whatever.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Novel place FOR sunflowers.

At Three Rivers some of the resi-
dents have planted sunfiower seeds In
the crotches OF the shade trees on one
street of the town, and here they have
taken root, grown and blossomed. The
result is somewhat startling. there be-
ing apparently row OF mammoth
sunfowers with trunks as large as
trees.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
AIbino Sparrow.

A very rare sight is to be seen In
Battle Creek. II is a pure white spar
row, which lives and feeds in COM
pany with flock of English sparrows.
II seems to be perfectly at hume In
company with It's kin OF a different
color, and the others do not object to
their albino brother.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Auto smashes bicycles.

A belated bicycle rider the other
night tried to ride between two lights
OF an automobile near Muskegon,
mistaking them for two bicycles. The
eutoist saw the light of bicycle
headed for him and tried TO get out
of the way, but without avail. The
wheelman got the worst end of It, his
bicycle being smashes TO bits and he
himself sustaining severe bruises.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

Calumet is to have a new vaude-
Vile theater. A large block has been
leased for a term of years, and VIII
be enlarged and made into theater
within a few weeks. The Bijou Thea
ter company is establishing north
ern vaudeville circuit, embracing
Winnipeg. Duluth, Eau Claire and
other places.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Killer Family Reunion.

The third reunion of the Hitler FAM
lily was held at the home of j. z. Hill
Ter, near Flint. There were eighty
present, and at noon all sat down to a
dinner that had ten chicken pies for a
starter. One of the features OF the
afternoon amusements was a pro-
gram of sports, including a fat mans
race, fat women's race, lean mems
race, etc.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Eem Attend school Meetlna.

At the annual school meeting In
Union City, in district containing
2,7O0 people. just ten people were In
attendance The board of education
gives as the reason for this apparent
apathy the fact that the patrons are
all perfectly satisfied with the present
officers and administration.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
New Rabbl for Kalamazoo.

Rabbi Leonard j. Rothstein has
taken charge of the pulpit OF the
B'nai Israel congregation in Kalama-
ZOO. Rabbi Rothstein was a member
of the class of 1904 OF the Hebrew
Union college, Cincinnati. and Is also
a graduate of the University of Gin
clnnati.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Raislno Ginseng.

Several Dowagiac people are now
making a business OF raising ginseng.
Formerly few raised the plant as an
experiment, and the result was evil
dently satisfactory. Root gathering Is
also an important trade, one man re-
Gently selling nearly $500 worth to
merchant.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
oraonIze Band at Albion.

Albion is TO have band, and the
young men of the town are placing
themselves under competent In
structor for training. Already nearly
thirty names have been secured, and
anyone who thinks he has the ability
TO blow sweet music through brass
horn will be welcomed.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
p.in snnIla county Ealr.

The Marquette County Agricultural
association had the usual luck in try
ing to hold a county fair. Rain fell
most of the time the exhibition was In
progress, people we're thus kept away
and the officials will have TO go down
in their pockets to make up the finan-
cial deficiency.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Starts Fortune With Dime.

Patrick Dowd OF Muskegon recently
celebrated his fiftieth anniversary OF
coming TO that city. When he landed
there he had only ten cents in his
pocket, but soon had position and
became identified with some of the
leading lumber firms of the city. He
is now living retired life on farm
near Muskegon.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
snub Trading stamp Agent.

Representatives OF trading stamp
concern have been at work In Pontiac
endeavoring to interest business men
In the scheme. SO far their efforts
have been futile. The business men
some time ago signed an agreement
not to do business with the stamps.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Hnunhton Is GROWING.

The rapidly increasing population
of Houghton has overcrowded the
schools TO such an extent that new
building will have TO be erected by
the board of education. II has an
option on six desirable lots. which viii
doubtless be purchased.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
MICHIGAN NEWS
WOMAN is HEIR TO LARGE SUM
Part Of 100000 Falls TO Share OF
Portland Typewriter.

Miss Myrtle Jefferson. young lady
employed as stenographer by Port
land firm. recently received word that
she had fallen part heir TO a fortune
OF $500. 900 left to her family by a rich
uncle who died In California. Miss
Jefferson. however. is not wasting any
sleep over II. and has not given up
her job on account OF prospective
riches. She says she will keep on
pounding the typewriter until she has
the money in hand, having heard
nothing from California since receiv-
ing the word that her relative had
died.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Iolninn Earmers, society.

The farmers about Battle creek are
flocking into new farmers organlza-
ton known as the American Society
of Equity. 1t has for its object the
raising of the prices OF farm produce
and is also semi-political. Lodges are
being organized at every school house.
The organization promises to be as
popular as the old Farmers Alliance.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Attack Women at sturoIs.

Excitement in Sturgis is running
high on account of a number of at
tempted criminal assaults. Young
women can not be about at night with
out being attacked. and these repeat
ed proceedings are beginning to be laid
TO the same party. Sturgis has always
been free from anything of this kind
and the citizens can not account for 1t.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Go-carts Are Barred.

The babys go-cart will no longer
repose on the platform of Grand Rap
ids street cars. The management OF
the road has issued an edict to this
effect, explaining that they are nui-
sance to the passengers. IL is said,
too, that sometimes go-carts become
mixed and many lengthy squabble
between loving mothers has resulted.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
WAYNE County Day.

On Saturday, Oct. 8. all roads in
Wayne county will lead TO Belleville.
the occasion being Wayne county
day" A great program has been ar
ranged for the day. and the dcings
Will be on q large scale.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
pastor Mlnes out Debt.

The Beaverton M. E. church has
been dedicated. The building 10 OF
stone, has all modern improvements
and originally cost $4,000. During the
past year the indebtedness has been
wiped out through the energetic work
OF the pastor.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
sootblno sirup Doesn't soothe.

An Ortonville baby evidently likes
soothing sirup. The other day IL
swallowed a whole bottleful OF the
stun, but. strange to say. the enect
was anything but soothing. 1t took a
physician several hours to keep the
child from going to sleep permanently.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
MIohluan central Extension.

Il is rumored that the Michigan Cen
trail is TO extend its line from Owen
dale tn Sebewaing. This would make
Sebewaing a junction point for three
roads, the Pere Marquette, p. O. q
N. and the Michigan Central
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
EortIeth Weddina pay.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brennan OF
Muskegon celebrated their fortieth
wedding anniversary Sept. s. A fam
lily gathering was held to commemo-
rate the event, eighteen relatives be-
Ing present.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Lea Bands for Chickens.

Keyes & Davis, a Battle Creek firm.
have been awarded the concession of
supplying all the leg-bands for chick
ems to be used in November at the
great poultry show at the st. Louis
exposition. There will be 10000 chick
ems on exhibition.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

The annual reunion OF the surviv-
ors OF the Fourth Michigan cavalry
viii be held at Tfenton on Sept, 21,
the forty.drst anniversary OF the bat
tie of Chickamauga, In which the regi.
ment took part
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Eraternal Celebration.

The merchants and fraternal organi-
zations OF Grayling have decided to
have fraternal celebration Thursday.
Sept. %. Lodges from surrounding
counties will be invited. and the event
promises to be a hummer.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
,,n,,.d aretbren Conference.

The central Michigan conference or
the United Brethren church closed
several days session at Charlotte. A
large number of clergyman were pres
ent, and Bishops Becker and Floyd,
together with Miss Winkel, late mis-
sionary to Danyille, Africa, delivered
addresses.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

John Shook and Florence A. Good
win, OF Buchanan. were married the
other day From the fact that Shook
is 7S years old, his friends think that
he should know the results OF cen
nubial bliss and let married life
alone. His bride is 81 years old.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
noctor Loses collectIons.

DIR. John Il. Handy OF Warousville
recently collected accounts TO the
amount of $115. He put all the money
in a pocket OF his trousers and during
the night some one entered the house.
In the morning the doctor found his
pants on the lawn, where they had
been rihed.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Bedford Fair.

The Redford fair. one Of the few
old.fashioned fairs left In these days
Of street fairs. carnivals and such.
win hold its twenty-frst annual exhi-
bition at Redford Sept. 22 to "a, In
elusive.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
snlt on the sIdewaIks.

Citizens of Belding may start cru
sade against gangs of men who con
gregate on street corners, especially
Sunday nights. and spit liberal guam
titles of tobacco juice on the cement
walks.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Elevator at MarIet.e.

Thomas Wilson is building a new
elevator at Marlette. with capacity
OF 10000 bushels. II is expected to
be complete and ready for business
soon.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
summer Resorts Are Closing.

The northern summer resort hotels
are rapidly closing for the season. All
report that business this year has
been better than In several summers
past.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

The Western Michigan state fair.
which Will be held shortly at Grand
Rapids, will have for side attractions
snake shows OF all descriptions and
oriental dancing girls.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17

Ground has been broken for new
freight house at Metamora and the
townspeople have hopes that a new
depot will follow soon.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
Choice items from over the state,
specially selected for our readers
DEspolL LAKES OF THEIR FISH
Anglers Make Big Catches and Then
Throw Away Most Of Them.

True sportsmen in Battle Creek are
becoming very much alarmed at the
prospect OF the utter determination OF
fish in the lakes in that and adjoining
counties. Such a slaughter OF fish was
never known before as has taken
place this summer. Anglers have used
no judgment whatever. Frequently
parties OF three and four have gone
out and caught from four to five hun
dred fish and thrown most OF them
away.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
no ceIebrate Golden weddIna.

Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Curtiss OF
Kalamazoo will celebrate their golden
wedding Sept. q. They will give a
reception in the evening to their
friends.
The diamond drill., 1904-09-17
PRESIDENT WRITES LETTER.
Policy of the Republican
Party Defended by
Its Leader.
Says Democrats Are Lack
ing in Settled Con-
victions.
National Welfare Demands
Continuance of Party
in Power.

Long Document Addressed to Speak
er Cannon Deals ExhaustIveIy With
the Great Questions Before the
country--PubIie Duties Ably Per-
formed by Republlcans--Democrats
Not Worthy to Be Placed In Charge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

r6znnii,c,yy Wyyznan;ai nnaroodoolW 70
Sci, bbylaby bardzotl sszczessliWN'as
.gdyby 50. Pacholsk z 81 e
Wyni.eEsiony IA godnosc bis
|kups.tlWa, chociazboy barsdz q
zalowali iegoodejsciaz Vino
~, gdyz Ks. Pacholski Jest
bardzo lubianym ipoWaz,a-
nym przez swych parafian j
wszystkich miscellaneous "
Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
nujjcie n,la s.. iemlio'jczystej
abyz niej choc sznat pozosta1,,
'gdy j my 2 obczyzny Wrocl-
my!
KOzacy czy r%epubliksa.

"a lat 100 SWAT bedzie ko-
zackim albo republikahskim
IZalezec to mialo Cd tego,
ley zwyciezy Rosya " sw'oim11'
zaborczym pochodzie, cry tel
z}amana przez Judy, wrogie
|kozackim radon, zostanie
Cd dalszych
grabiezy krain i swob6d oby-
wateli.
I chociaz slowa Napoleona
wiadome byly d~yplomatom,
|chociaz znali dobrze zamlarJy
Rosy, ME zawsze potrafll1
i'm przeszkodzic.
Cd czas6w Napoleona !
%wzmocnila sic Rosya do te-
go stopnia re dis naprawde
Fgrozi swiatu kozaekim batem.
Koleje p~obudowane W Ro-
syi dodaly jej silly niespozy-
tel. Dawniej ME mogfa olpa
%gromadzic woisk szyhko W
zagrozone punkty, boz te
wojska byly rozrzucone ma
przestrzeni tysiecy mil. O.
becnie " tygodniu moze rzu-
|cic pol miliona Wojska czy to
ku niemieckiej granicy czy
ku Chinom.
To tel innazaczyna polityke
Me ogladajac sic ma
wszyztkie strony, jak to
Fczyni}a dawniej, zabiera be-
ceremonii Mandzurya, ably
sobie utorowac droge do "a
garniecia innych azyatyckich
krain. Una W samolubstwo
cywilizowanych pahstw, "a
'czyna cd zaboru narod6w
niecywilizowanych, W tenn
przekonaniu re cywilizacya
sic "a mimi ME ujmie. Gdyby
sic jej udalo zagarnac te
azyatyckie Judy i kraje, SWAT
bylby kozackim, DO nastep-
ME po}kne}aby Rosya .cywi-
lizowane Judy pc kolei, ko-
zacka przemoca, i swoja s1aw-
ma dyplomacya, kt6ra umie
oszukac kazdego.
Jak do dis dnia, pre-
szkadza Rosyi W tenn dziele=
jedynie Japonia, a
co lime pa6stwa cywilizowa-
ne uczynia, niedaleka przy-
.z1osc okaze.
Me beda przecie czekaly
az ma mich kolej przyjdzie,
ably sic dostac ma kozacki
rozen.
tn wlasnie ley otucha ia
Niewielkie to panstwo,
[iczace 38 milion6w miesz-
osiadlych ma czte-
rech Wiekszych i kilkunastu
mniejszych wyspach, stawia
Rosy, DO vie, re SWAT
cywilizowany ME zechce do
puscic do kozaekich rzad6w
IA ziemi, i must jej dopo-
do powstrzymania Ro-
syi ma drodze do zawojowa-
MIA sWiata. !
I prawdopodobnie tax sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

.Czcigodny Braciel
Stosownie do uchwaly pc.
wzietej ma ostatniem waln1em q
zebraniuStow. Ksie-
81 Pol. wyselamy. niniiejsza
odezwe, proszac 9 czy'nnny
wsp6ludzial poparci'eW Y
rzadzeniu pielgrzymki. pol
Iskiej do Rzymu.
PoWody 20 teemr az znane bye
Ewszystkim powinnny, m l'll1
wiciie: sprawl ptolskka'a-
zslusznoSt domaggania sie 9
uwzgledlnrlii,e,nrii'eIlII Kleru pol
|skiepo whierarchn dla do
IbraKokGoal iYiarys H
|tyna rajinl; p|o 81 Iaa1nlan 50,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14

2I5 Pearl Street,
New York.
festowania i stolicy Apostol-
nasza licszba solidarnoscia,
ola zapobiezenia rozwielmoz-
nniajacemu sic ruehowi nieza-
leznlemau, owej hydro, co leb
sW6j szyderczo podnosi, pa
trzac IA bezkutecznoSc sta
ran naszych odspolskiego bis
kupa. Nadto jezeli Stolica
Apostolska uWzgledni nasze
prosby .pielgrzymka bedzie
Wyrazem Wdziecznosci, "
%przeciwnym razie sluzye be
die do ponownego przedloze-
MIA prosb j potrzeb naszych.
Pielgrzymka ma bye wyra-
zem calej polonii ameerykads-
|kiej, stad kazda polska para
fla udzial " mel Wziac po-
wipna, czy to sauna Cd siebie
wys1lajac delegate, czy stez
|laczac sic z,innemi " tym ce-
lu, zwlaszcza gdy chodzi Q
male parable. Koszta podr6zy
delegate. kt6re Wynosic beda
rokolo $3.50, parafia poniesc
powinna,zarzadzaj4c ma ten eel
osobna kolekte, co przy ofiar-
no6ei naszego ludu latwo da
sic uskuteczni6. Pielgrzymka
wnyruszyc powinna 2 NoWego
Yorku okolo 20 Maja roku
przyszlego (19O4.) Trwac be-
die Cd s do 8 tygodni. Bio
rae ma wzglad iludnose far
merska, czas ten "a najodpo-
"Wednesday uwazamy. Zazna-
czamy zarazem, IL pielgrzymi,
korzystajac wiele pielgrzym-
:ki, beda mieli dobra sposo-
do zwiedzenia stron
ojczystych. Chcac pod tym
wzgledem wejse " uklady z
kompania okretowa, prosimy
o nadeslanie nazwisk tych
delegat6w, kt6rzy zwiedziwszy
krai oiczystv. przez Hamburg
ii 'Rroma do AmarvL; mo-.
.rI--:x
snpy
-a,e
SZenl uO sYleI. KS. 8 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14


Wiel. Ks. Pacholski
%kandydatem na bi. j..
skupstWo " Green
Bay, Wis.
Czytamy " 0K.uryerze Pol q
skim.
uKuryer Polski" dowiaduje
sic z pewnego zr6dla, ze po-
g1oska 0 utworzeniu novel
.dyecezyi rzymsko-katolickiej
". stanie Wisconsin polega
ma p~rawdzie. Taxi projekti-
stnieje W r~:zeczywistoscii mo-
re niezad1ugo stanie sic fax
tenn.
Utworzenie novel dyecezyi
W prowincyi milWauckiej po-
lepszyloby szanse Polaka ma
%otrzymanie infu1y greenbay-
.skiej.
Codo kandydat6w polskich
ma biskupstwo W Green Bay,
to najsilniejsze poparcie 20
strony ksiezy ma Ks. Pachol-
ski z Winony, Mimi, jeden
2 10 kandydat6w znajduja-
cych sic ma liscie pos1anej
swego* czasu przez ksfezy pol
skich do Rzymu. KS. Pachol-
ski liczy lat okolos4O i jest
cd wielu lat proboszczem "
Winonie. ,Wszelkie pog1oski
o innych kandydatach - po-
wiada jeden 2 ksiezy milwau-
ckich nalezy uwazac tylko
"a pogloski. KS. kanonik
Gulski kandydatem bye ME
chce, ks. w. Kruszka ME
jest ma liscie 10, a 0 innych
wrzekomych kandydatach ma
seryo niem6wione"
| sChodzi tylko 0 to, ably kon-
sultorzy j biskupi postawili
ma liste kandydat6w.
liczbie szeSciu konsulto-
row greenbayskich jest tylko.
jeden Polak-ks. Czarnowski
z Berlina. Ze KS. CzarnowskiI
wszelkich goddziwych
do uzyskania kan
dydatury ola polaka, to ME
w%atpliwosci. Czy jednak
pozostali pieciu konsultorzy
na to sic zgodza, ME Wiadomo.
z (obecnie) trzech bisku-
pow " preWincyi milwauc-
kiej, nowomianowany arcy-
nasz Ks. Messmer jest
najprzychylniejszy Polakom.
Me mozna biskupa iEissa 2
Marquette ami biskupa ySehWe-
oacha 2 La Crosse posadzac
) nieprzyjaz6 ola polak6w,
lie j W takich Wypadkach
,zesto blizsza koszula ciala
niz surdut.
Badz jakbadz, polscy ksie-
Z KS. kanonikiem Gulskim
"a czele, staraja sic calymif
si}ami d~oprowadzitr az,do te-
90, ably take Polaka umiesz-
,zono ma liste kand1dat6w, a
raczej na obie listy kaln,d1yda-
tow - DO ] wiadomo, BIZ
skupi prowincyi czyli archi-
dyecezyi stawiaja trzech kant
konsultorzyo siero-
conej dyecezYi take trzech.
.tych Rzym mianuje jednego
- chociaz czasami
mianuje j koggo6 nieznajdu-
iacego sic AMI na iednej AMI AMI
IA drugiej li5cie.
Rzecz prosta, &c GAIA Polo
80 onnaru akaka pnracnczai.i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-14
NO OWO

Jeszcze ME stana} pomnih
ola bohatera dw6ch swiat6w
Kosciuszki W Chicago, dls
braku fundusz6w, a juz nows
odezwe og}osi}y gazety, ably
~jeszcze drozszy pomnik zbu.
dowaG W Westinghouse. z
~dobrowolnych skladek maja
wp1ynac pieniadze, organiza.
eye zas zajac sic zbieraniem
skladek. Dobra to mySl, ami
s1owa, kto atoli INA stosunki
organizacyi, ten tez vie, re
to ~najniepewniejsza droga do
zebrania powaznej sunny IS
tysiecy dolar6w. W organi-
zacyach kazdy cz1onek chcia}-
by p1acic jak najmniej, po-
datku nadzwyczajnego ma ten
eel czlonkowie narzucic So
bic ME pozwola, sejmy mad
zwyczajne zwolywac Ola ia
kiej sprawy, to rzecz i zbyt
kosztowna i ryzykowna, vice
koniecznie obrac trzeba inny
spos6b zebrania pieniedzy.
Panowie wnioskodawcyii nni,
kt6rzy sic sprawa zechcecie
zaja6, namyslcie sic dobrze,
ably ME wystawic i siebie i
ca}ej Polonii ameryka6skiej
ma sm~iechowisko. - Chcac
dar. z}ozyc narodowi amery-
kahskiemu, trzeba j rych1o.
sic zawinac i uczynic dar re
wszech miar bez zarzutu, IL
odmowa przyjecia tego daru
stanie sic niemozliwa. Zatem
do dziela, ale 2 wielka pre-
zornoscia!
. o o 0
starokrajskie gazety nawo-
Iuja ziomk6w, ably. " tym
roku ME wychodzili poza
ocean ma prace, q raczej ma
szar6bek, bogo tn ME bedzje.
Lepiejby jeszcze uczynily
czasopisma, gdyby zupelnie
cd wychodzctWa powstrzymy-
WaIy nasz nar6d. Stosunki v
kraju pod Wzgledem zaroblklsu
z,nieniaja sic ma lepsze, :
reszta lud nasz tam potrzeb-
MESSY nizeli tn e wzgledu
politycznego: Tam kooDiecznie
waaezy potrzebal. . prawa
aprzynalezle z I nat1ry take
ehlopom vice kakdy uubYtek
Rsssseregach walczacych dale
ie otkliWi odczuWat.
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