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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
HOW EDISON SUCCEEDED.


Few true stories Of merited CONNER
cial success illustrate the value OF
pluck and persev erance more clearly
than that Of Thomas A. Edison and
the incandescent electric light. 1t was
on October 16, 1879, says CASTER
Magazine, that Mr. Edison decided he
had reached conditions under which
a carbon filament might be made into
q lamp. Accordingly a cotton thread
was laid in a hairpin-shaped groove
in a nickel plate, put in nickel mold
and covered with charcoal and cooked
FIVE hours. It was then thoroughly
carbonized, but unhappily 1t broke to
pieces when the inventor attempted
to take it from the mold.
Repeated experiments brought SINH
lar failures, until late at night on the
18th one was rescued intact; but 1t
broke while being fastened to the con-
Quoting WIRE Neither Mr.. Edison nor
his assistant, Charles Bachelor, had
had any sleep since beginning work
two days before; but they determined
to keep at work and make a lamp be-
fore they slept.
On the 10th they made several fla
ments, but all broke in the clamping
process. On the Goth one was success
fully clamped, and hope ran high that
the lamp would soon be done; but
as it was being carried from the shop
where it was made to the glass blow
ing room to be sealed in a globe a
breath Of wind caught 1t and blew 1t
away.
Mr.. Bachelor was dismayed and dis
gusted.. Both men were exhausted and
almost discouraged, but they kept at
work. At last, on the morning Of the
21st, the fifth day since they had
slept they had the happiness Of see
ing a lamp finally completed and light
ed. The two men then went to bed
and slept several hours. When they
awoke the new lamp still burned. Mr..
Edison increased the current, and the
lamp burned more brightly-far more
brightly than they had dared antici-
pate. It was the first modern mean
descent lamp. Mr.. Edison believed it
was a successful one, but 1t lasted
only two days, and then burned out
At once host Of employees went to
work carbonizing every available sub
sance in search of better fllament
In the midst Of the work a passage
in one of Humboldt's books, describ-
ing a certain kind of bamboo FIBER
suddenly occurred to Mr.. Edison, and
suggested to him that the vegeta BILE
strand would be just the thing. At
once he hunted up the passage and
reread it. Then he began search for
the proper bamboo.
A corps of trained Investigators was
sent out all over the world on this
search, and scarcely region of the
known surface of the globe was left
unvisited. A hundred thousand dol
lars were spent in this way before
William Moore found the proper bam-
boo in Northern Japan. To insure a
good supply, he bought tract of land
and put it in charge of two native
farmers.
Then with the bamboo fiber began
new experiments, and In the spring
% 1881 the first really successful in
ckndescent lamp was made. It burn
ell at sixteen candle-power for nearly
sixteen hundred hours, and its success
was thus assured
In the following year a hundred
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

tuberculosis is on the increase. On the
other hand, the number Of part Ha-
waiians Is increasing, and the mixed
bloods are a sturdy race. There are
Caucasian Hawaiians and Chinese Ha-
waiians, and they rear large families
and are but little troubled by disease.
The Increase Of the mixed bloods is
best shown by the school statistics. In
1902 there were 1903 full-blooded Ha.
vaiian children to population OF ~
7S7. and 1850 part Hawaiian children
to a population of 7,948. The proper
ton Of children Is twice as great
among the part Hawaiian as among
those Of pure blood. Except on the
grounds of sentiment there is nothing
to deplore in the situation. Races die
because their work is done, and are
supplanted by stronger races. 1t is the
survival of the fittest Humanity can.
not stand STILL It must grow or die,
and every nation that is not on the up
grade must eventually perish. Hawaii
is simply demonstration Of the i'm
mutable law Of nature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
So the Hawaiians are to die out as

So the Hawaiians are to die out as
nation. The figures prove 1t, and the
civilization OF the white man seems
only to hasten the end. In 1853 there
were some 10000 pure-bleod Hawaii
ans, and at that time the number be-
gan to dwIndle until, according to the
census figures of 1900, the number of
pure-blood and mixed blood Hawaii
ans had dropped to S7,635. Lucian G.
Warner, an authority. says, In the Out
look, that the health of the natives Is
for from satisfactory. The race seems
to be dying out. There are few large
families. and many children die In in
fancy, Vitality has been lowered and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

thousand of those lamps were made,
the shape and construction being grad
ually modified as improvements sug-
gested themselves, until the present
common style Of lamp was the result
Ten years from it's first construction
four million lamps year were being
made, and eleven years later, in 1903,
America alone required forty-five mil
lion to fill it's needs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Your Uncle Sam Is very well-to-do.
He puts his hand in one pocket and
coin to the amount of fifty millions is
scattered in insurance to rebuild Bal
timore and Rochester. He puts his
hand in another pocket and out comes
forty millions for the Panama canal,
and he stands these demands without
even the tremor of lip or the culver
of a whisker
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Interest has been manifested al
over the country in the story Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
and the pool-rooms of New York City,
The pool-rooms are gambllng-placeS,
In which the returns are received from
various race-tracks and bets are
placed. Their existence depends upon
a prompt and accurate news service
by wire direct from the tracks, and
this they have received from the tele-
graph company. The City Club, re-
formatory organization, having tried In
vain to suppress the pool-rooms by old
methods, at last drew wide public at.
tention to the fact that it's efforts will
be futile so long as the telegraph COM
pany continues to furnish the news on
which the pool-rooms depend. The
board Of directors Of the Western On
ion contains the names of many men
who are known as conscientious, God
fearing citizens. To them the an
nouncement Of the City Club was
probably the first knowledge they had
Of what their own company was do
ing The moral sentiment Of the board
of directors was aroused, and orders
were at once issued to discontinue the
news service Of every pool-room in the
country. This has been done, al
though 1t involves heavy loss of rev.
enue The old saying is that a corpo-
ration has no soul. Perhaps 1t would
be more accurate to say that many
corporations have souls which are dor
mant. This Is true even Of small or
ganizations, and often, indeed, Of in
dividuals whose extended interests ne
cessitate tie employment Of subordi-
mates to whom large authority is dele
gated. The possession Of wealth, even
if it Is only relatively great, involves
a responsibility which is not merely
financial, but moral. 1t Is to the cred
it Of human nature that most men are
awake to that responsibility. If at
any time they seem to sleep, there Is
no better way to rouse them than by
plain and fearless naming of those
who are to blame.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

An communications for this paper should be aeeez@
.~nied by thu name of the author mot necessarily sss
subicaOn but as an evidence of good faith the pan
Of the writer writsonly one side Of the paper ns
particularly careful giving names and dates to hAvs
the letters and 6gures rlain and distinct
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

The new postage stamps show
Thomas Jefferson with his hair parted
In the middle. The next In order will
probably be a portrait of President
Washington smoking cigarette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

A woman tries to make her heart
show on her face and q man tries to
make his mind show there. This
wouldn't be so bad If all women had
hearts and all men had minds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

There isn't jail in Iceland nor q
lock or bar on the whole island. And
but two thefts have been committed
there In one thousand years. The ex-
ample of Iceland isn't likely to be-
come contagious-not right away.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

The Pennsylvania clergyman who
shot at burglar the other day and
hit him has earned the thanks Of tho
entire congregation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
Quite Extraordinary.

There was a spelling bee at our
church the other week and 1t was
really remarkable"
"You mean the knowledge Of the
contestants was remarkable"
"Oh, not especially; refer to the
fact that 'phthisic' was not one Of the
words given ut."-Philadelphia Led
ger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
Hearing a Fly walk.

It is said that a fly makes
strokes per second with it's wings .,
1t has been proven that by the uSS
the microphone you can hear
walk =
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

The young peoples societies in the
Presbyterian Church want all married
members over 30 years Of age to get
out If unmarried it's different
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

EXECUTION JAPANESE OFFICERS AT KHARBlN-
officers
furnished
OF the the TWO
blow the railway bridge the river None
which enehceu
General Kuropakn however ordered t ~
the premnares
the execution GROUND
should be the
should be bndagd
communion from
thousand roubes TO De
writes the correspondent
ed ike he
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Women are not much force In a po-
litical campaign; it takes them too
long to find the money In their pocket
books
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

A congressional committee IS to in
vestigate the Red Cross Society. 1t
would be more fitting to have the Red
Gross Society investigate Congress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

It's only when piece of property Is
offered for a song that man discov-
ers he can't sing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

A busy man doesn't object to
woman with history, provided she
does not come into his office and try
to sell 1t to him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

If Carnegie really wants to die poor
he should invest his surplus coin in a
get-rich-quick concern.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

President Joseph Smith declares that
the plural mother-in-law Is a great sue
cess Possibly the explanation is that
there are enough Of them to keep busy
among themselves.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
Odd.

That's Brightley; he raised quite a
fortune on patent mud-scraper.'
HE doesn't look very prosperous"
"No, he afterward sunk it all in
sky-scraper. philadelphia Ledger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15
Since She Was Dying.

Mrs. Spenders-You're mean thing!
You promised me some diamonds u
long time ago. l saw a stone in BIZ
fany's to-day and I'm just dying to
have one
Mr.. Spenders-All right. If you are
dying for stone I'll have one cur es-
pecially for you right away
Mrs. Spenders-Oh, will you?
Mr.. Spenders- a tombstone
Philadelphia Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Good actors and good architects
draw good houses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

To-day's worry is the result Of yes
terday's neglect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

A preferred creditor is one who Is
willing to wait until you get ready to
settle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

When we see a man who Is a dude
about his clothes, we feel sorry for
the work that falls upon his wife.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Russia is convinced that the peril Is
q very bright yellow.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

A womap's idea Of wise man Is
one who makes a fool Of himself over
hor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Few commanders can lay claim to
such victory as that gained by Cen
eral Oku at Kin-chau. Not only did
his men win the day after two firing
lines had been annihilated, but they
carried by assault Russian position
believed to be impregnable, and cap
tured no less than eighty-two guns of
all calibreS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Listen to the circus band. It plays
the same old tunes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

When you walk towards the sun all
your shadows are behind you.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-15

Preachers and passenger brakemen
should never complain Of hard work.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24
KalifOrnia

Kolej Chicago & North.W Western
wydala move opubiikowanie zaty-
tulowane !, Kalifornia," Ono. zawie--
"a piekne kolorowe mapy tego sta
nu, spis kolej1 v KaliforAii, miej7
sea wyc,eczek ola turys6w : lchspot
jemno6cia ratami j najwiecej zaj-
mujace szeregi obraz6w, przedsta-
.wiajacych kalifornijskie bogactwa
] powaby. Badajacy gokcie kolo.
nisci Fowinni sic zaopatrzet v egg
zemplarz tego rozrzutnego zeszytu'
Wyse}amy pod kazdym adresem pc
odebraniu czterech cent6w " znacz-
kach. Tyxiety " jedne strone spree
dawane dziennie cd Is Wrzesnia do
Is Pazdziernika tylko 83s 0 :
Chicago do w~ybrzezy. Listowne pc.
wzyledem rat ma kazdej
stacyji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24
Me spOdzieWa} sic stareg0
Wieku.

styd, jezeli ME okazrujecie od--
Wslagi Y osiaagg ln1fiesni starego WEEK wleku.
rawiie przeciiwnie ijest ggd1y azzyy'w "a
Dars.. kiingsSNewL O.
81 Observation-Disclosures baxWzglee-.
an iak srogie ME baezagc nlaRRwiek.
sD1spepsia, soltacxka.O graaska
ltwardzeniiel lest niozemg al, sttyynch do
akoanaasychspiigu aapptaece
KoWaleaVsieg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24

Severy Proszki ma Boil Gfowy SO zawsze skut-
kujace pomagaja tax ma chorobliwy jak ner-
woRy Dol gkowy. Cena IS CT, poozta ~ ct.
Seyery Gojaea Masc, goi zawsze rany cd urznie-
cla Tub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rany,od oparzen.a,
s1onca, odmrozenia it'd. Cena Csc, poczta 28c.
Severy Pigu4ki ma Watrobe dzialaja ma cal sy"
stem trawienia, lecza z6}taczke, wzdecia, "a.
twardzenie i Dol gfowy. Cena Csc, poczta 27c
Severy Zfota MasG ma Oczy usuwa predko zapa-
lenie 6ez wszelklego rodzaju j zapobiega two.
rzeniu ieczmienia. Cena Csc, poetic Use.
3 Severy Baisam ma Pluca jest zupefnie pewnem
lekarstwem ma kaszel wszelkiego rodzaju, jake
-tez ma chrypke, boil gard1a i zaziebienie.s Cena
CSC i so centoW.
Seyery Glej sw. Gotharda przewyzsza wszelkie
linimenty pod wzgledem usuwanla bolu y
mdszku{ach j " staWach, eumatycznych.bo-
low, napuchnien, wywichniecia, kurczoW,
bolu krzyzach. Cena SO oent6w.
Severy CzySciciel Krwi leczy Wszelkie choroby
skdrrys i krwi, napuchniecla j jatrzace rany,
czerwonke i syfilistyczne choroby. Cena s1.s
Seyery Neryoton Jest swietnem lekarstwem ma
umYslowe przygn9bienie, boil glowy, neural.
gle i histerya Cena 6I.0o.
SeYery Lekarstwo ma Reumatyzm jest najlepa
sym 6rsdkiem ma wszelkie reunatyczne bo-
leaoii, zmniejsza napuchniecie j usuwa truclzne
= ciafa. Gena 800.
Seyery Kobiecy Regulator jest .prawdzlwem8
kobieoems lekarstv n ;usuwa wszelk1e nleregu-
larnoscis menstru acYi,,swzmac ldoproWadzat
organa do regularneiIIdzialalnosc genaf = t.oo
Severys Lekarstwo ma Nerkii sWatrobe wzmao-@
mia nerkii watrobe, eguiujjeupffy z6lci,neu.'
8t~ralizuie kwasy uryny, lecsy uciazllwy mocz,
kamlen, katar j pecherzoWy. cena s75c lib.
Sever. Lekarstwo ma Robaki Jest peWneml pr.y-
iemnem lekarstwem do wypedzenia robakow
. ciiafa, powodniie zdrowe trawienie ! sdzlaia
S tel ma regularnos6 stolca dzieci. Cena 55c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24
slJzlohh 1z1e~ ma
WllystayYie Wszech6Hiat0-
q 'Ve9j
'Tanie raty do 81. Kouis
24 ListOpoda.

Sposobnos6 dozwiedzenia wy-
,stawy priced zamkannieciem. Ba1dzo
TAME lexkursyjjne tyykiiety sprzeda
.wane beedaa 6rodee .czWartek 23 j
~ :L[1iiisttol,.ada Cd miejjsc przy kcoleji
Chicago N orth-Western, do ST.
Louis i zspowlrotemz siedmiodnio.
wynn okresem czasu do powrotuod
dnia sprzedazy. Pc tykiety inne
informacye zggfosi6 sic do agentoW
.kolei Nerth-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24
$11.25 "a tykiet zwrotny

$11.25 "a tykiet zwrotny
z W inony zograniczenllemn siiedmD
dni czasu do powrotu. Dogodna
sposobnosc7d do zwiedzenia wystawy
wszechswiatowe zanieznaczna llosG
wydatkdw. lime wzgledne raty z
tykiet zwrotny 50 uskuteczniane Co
dziennie zhojnym uwzglednieniem
powrotu. Zupelne informacye
wzgledem dat sprzedazy, odselan1a
baggazy innych rzeczy odnoszacych
sic podrdzy zglosid sic do agentdw
kolejiChicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24

$3.50 go zSssSS@sa
Kohczac, WzyWamy pprolsi-
my raz jeszcze igglos paszdo
calego Observation-Disclosures
|og6lu kierujemy 'popieraiiciigee
mas, pomozciee, bo sami be
|dziemy "a slabi, DO tylko jed.
nostka jeste5my, q do piracy
|spolecznej, jaka %podejmuje-
my, potrzeba ME jednostek,
Elecz tysi9cy. Przeto or
(ganizujcie sic Rodacy, przy-
|stepujcie do Federacyi naszej,
|koszt to laden, a pozytki mo-
ralne ogromne; Wszelkie or
|ganizacye j polsko-katolickie
towarzystWa, osady i parable
wzywamyserdecznie ably pra-
CO nasza popieraly i propa-
gowaly, DO " ten spos6b u
czynimy ia poWszechniejsza,
a zatem j pozyteczniejsza. w
lynne duchu i " tel my6li
prosimy take jaknajusilniei
|wszystkie osobisto6ci, kt6re
wezwiemy " przyszlo5ci do
piracy speeyalnej " komite-
tach i komisyach, ably sic Cd.
tel piracy ME usuwafy, lecz a
by, dajac dobry przyklad O.
.bywatelskiego po6Wiecenia,
staraly sic zdzialac jak mai
wiecej IA wsp6lny pozytek
calego polskiego spoleczehst-
wa W Ameryce.
Otto zarys dzialalnosci ma
szej " kr6tkich tylko sloWach
przedstawionyi OTTO pierwsza
prosba nasza do, Rodak6w,
|obecnie przystepujemy do
|przemienienia slow " czyny,
wszystkich zaS braci, kt6rzy
nam ku temu dion zyczliwa
poda6 zechca, witamy i jak
najserdeczniej zapraszamy do
wsp6fudzia1u W piracy podje
tel W imie Boze ola dobra
Narodu naszego.
CHICAGO, 12go List. 1904.
Wydzial Wykonawczy II1-go
Polskiego Rzymsko Kat.
Kongresu.
KS. K. Truszy6ski, PREF.
Stefan C~zaplewski, wice-prez.
KS. K. Sztuczko, sekr, |.
Leon Szopi1ski, sekr. u.
A. Ratajewski, kasyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24

as4sggssSsssss
ni6sl istotr1y zaszczytizaasl1uuI-
GO. = tegoto wlzgfsdul l6 = De
Kongres nasz Il Wy.
dzial Wykolln,la,;weszzy sprawe
pomnika popiera bard1zlso
goraco, 4 poniewaz do doko-
mania je pozostaje czasu
stosunkoWo bardzo niewiele,
gdyz Wypadai trzeba, ably
pomnik pasz byl odlsloniiety
r6wnoczesnie z pomniklieemm
Pulaskiego, jaki rad amery-
kahski stawia wfasnYm kosz-
tenn naszemu bohateroWi,
tedy musimy do sprawy tel
zabrac sic zaraz, jak najrychl--
lei, azeby ma czasie ME
TRAGIC; oto przYczyna, ola
kt6rej spraWe te pomieszcza-
my zaraz ma drugiem miejscu
naszego programu.
R6wnie naglaca jest spra-
wa memoryaiu Polak6w a
merykanskich wobec posta-
vienna W Westinghouse POM
nila despoty pruskiego. Fry
deryka IIgo, zwanego uWie)-
KIM" a ~darowanego Stanomm
Zjedn. przez cesarza niemiec-
kiego. Wilhelma II. Po-
niewaz odsloniecie to przypa-
da juz dnia 1890 llstopada b.
r., przeto : ably m6dz me-
moryal nasz W my6l dotycza-
Gel rezolucyi kongresowej ere
dagowac i oglosic, trzeba nam
byio dzia}ac szybko, DO czasu
mielismy niewiele. Wydzial
Wykonawczy wybral vice
zaraz z posr6d siebie komi-
tet, kt6ry rzeczony protest
opracuje i wyda imienieem Po-
lak6w-katolik6w amerykah-
skich. W memoryale tym zaz-
naczymy nasze stanowisko
wobec wszelkiego despotyz-
mu, kt6rego nienawistnym
przedstawicielem jest Fryde-
ryk II. wykazemy z}osc ma
lose charakteru tego indyWl-
dunn, kt6re Prusacy ,,wiel-
kiego" p~rzydomkiem wyroz-
Mill, wreszcie wezwiemy Pre-
zydenta Stan6wnZj., ably uja1
sic "a P%olakami, przeslado-
wanymi okrutnie pod zabo-
rem pruskim W mysl idei
Fryderyka II-go, jak to swe-
go czasu uczynil W sprawie
Zyd6w, ciemiezonych W Ro-
syi. Ze wzgledu ma wszystkie
racye i motywa rzeczonego
memoryalu, moze bye jego o
gloszenie przez mas czynem
1stotnie ola sprawy polskiej
bardzo korzystnym, a miano-
wicie, chocby " ten jeden
tylko spos6b, le przypomnl
-znowu caiemu sWiatu nasze
krzywdy j nasze pragnieenia..'
Try ostatnie punkty nasze-
go programu obejmuja wresz-
Gle zorganizowana akcye spo-
leczna ma polu naszych og6l-
nych, niechwilowo sic wy1a-
niajacyoh spraW j interes6w.
iako to szkolnictWa i religij,
no-narodowego mlodzi naszell
wychowania, opieki mad emf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-24

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KEN. Osobno tez prlaaggnie'my
zaznaczyc jeszcze, z~estale j
intensywnie upraWiac prag-
|niemy 1acznosc nasza Oj-
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|tych kt6rych domnagasi9 Cd
mas sauna nasza polskosc ]
+czyste patryotyzmu uczuc1e,
ml6'zetmy ciagnae mnoralna po-
moe W naszych clezk1lach pp'lra-
each ma emigracyi, " nas!zlse9jj
przewaznie n%ieweso1ej doll
=tulaczej.
w ten vice spos6b pred
~stawiwszy pierwszy plan dzia-
Ilalno6ci naszej, pospieszamy
zaznaczyc, ze bynajmniej ME.
zamkneli6my go jeszcze, ow-
SEEM "a obowiazek poczytuje-
my sobie, przyk}adac dion do.
wielkiej naszej piracy religij-
no-narodowej zabierae CLOS
W kazdej sprawie, kt6ra wy
MACAO bedzie zaznaczenia ma
szego stanowiska;; te zas spra-
wy, kt6re wyliczylismy po-
.w,y,zzej, sd tylko gl6wnymi
dzia}a6 naszych przedmiota-
mi, kt6rych aktualnosc ME
ustanie nlgdy j kt6rymi tel
stale %zajmowac sic bedziemy
przy pomocy licznych komi-
syi i komitet6w, kt6re spe-
.cyalnie ku-temu utworzyc "a
mierzamy boo powtarzamy
- ME podo}aliby6my sami
ogromowi tych prac i jak
uz zaznaczylismy powyzej
- potrzebujemy pomocy sta
lei, silnej a wytrwa}ej re stro-
ny wszystkich rodak6w.
Wezwaniem vice szczerem,
braterskiem, w~ezwaniem 0 te
pomoc @ take poparcie "a
mykamy niniejsza odezwe
nasza, kierujac ia co z
naciskiem zaznaczamy, ME
do krzykacz6w, libera}6w i
%falszywych patryot6w, kt6-
rych patryotyzm polega tylko
ma gebie iobalaniu tradycy'
i pamiatek naszych Praojcow,
|lecz zwracamy sic z niniej-
szemi slowy prosba 0 wsp6}-
prace do tych wszystkich
prawdziwych i wiernych Po-
|lak6w, do tego wielkiego !
%przewaznie dobrze myslacego
og6lu ich, kt6ry stoi czujnie
i stale ma stray naszej WARY
swietej z MIA nierozerwalnie
poiaczonej Polskosci Tylko
tych pragniemy mice re SODA
Ii tylko " tych dobra wole j
|che6 do piracy wierzymy, a
ME masz W szeregach naszych
ola ludzi, co najswiet-
SIZE ideally nasze depca lekko-
myslnie ola dogodzenia VIA
snym ambioyom, albo mrzon-
)kom szkodliwym j niezisz-
czalnym. Tacy MECH robia
sobie, co chca; niechaj ida
swoja droga, a my swoja
n6idZiemv dc celu. kt6ry ina