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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-05
| Lewiston Orchards,

This land is divided into five acre tracts, and
is sold at $3.50 per acre, one-fth cash, balance in
yearly payments extending over five years. interest
per cent. For further particulars regarding these
lands, fill out coupon and mail to POTVIN-
PITTOCK CO., Ltd, Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-05

Satisfy generally comes through the
winter safely In extreme northern
states, but Professor Green Of Mime
eota says Il 3 better 70 dig The roots In
autumn and kssp IN pits until spring
q tor WinAae uoA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-05
Wall Paper at Cost.

I have . email stock Of paper left
over from last year that I am al
most giving away. Call and see it.
A. w. Robinson. Meadow street,
near Vollmer & Scott's.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
OUR LIFE-SAVERS.

The recent wrecks along the Atlantic
seaboard have called public attention
to the daring and skill of our l~ife.savers
on the coast. Their work has been
heroic and they deserve to be properly
rewarded. Another life saver that has
been before the public for over 50 years
is the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t has been the means of re-
storing thousands of sickly people to
robust health and making their lives
worth living. Any person who is weak
or rundown will be promptly benefited
by taking the Bitters. If you are going
away don't fail to take a bottle with
you. 1t will counterfeit the effect OF
strange eating and drinking, also cure
poor appetite, vomiting. cramps, diar.
rhoea, indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, female ills and malarial fever. A,
all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
Sentinel Butte,

John Smith turned the key on the
meat market Sunday and will improve
his claim.
The telephone central" is being in
stalled in Editor Shears office.
Miss Minnie Roberts of Dickinson is
visiting Maud and Mabel Gilbert.
Anna Davidson returned Monday after
being in attendance at the Minneapolis
Business college a year.
Harve Robinson has excellent water
al his house; the well-boring machine
reached it at a depth of 60 feet.
The Dacotah Lumber company is hav-
ing an Office and large sheds built Just
north of the track. Mr.. Harland of
Dickinson is in charge of the yard.
Joseph A. Kitchen gives an elocution-
airy recital in Belfeld Friday night for
the benefit of the church organization.
Rev. Gregory Powell of Fargo deliv-
cred an unusually. interesting sermon
Sunday morning
Rev. Claude Steele and Deacon: c. v.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
GLADSTONE NOTES.

Joseph Weiner, contractor and builder,
of Richardton was making the village a
business visit on Tuesday.
Rev. P. A. Willard went on Wednes.
days No. 4 to Topeka, Kan, to visit his
son, Thomas.
c. c. Turner and Jacob Rothschiller
went to Jamestown on Tuesdays No. 6
tosattend the Republican state conven-
ton.
On Tuesday, the 10th, the annual
meeting of the school board took place
and the board of directors was reorgan-
lied, with the following men in the off.
ces for the ensuing year: Charles Hag-
bug, president; John Little and c. c.
Turner, directors; Andrew Jopp, treas.
urer, and G. S. Cryne, clerk.
Mrs. Whit. Livingston, three sons and
two daughters, accompanied by Mrs.
Grant and daughter, camped over Sun.
day on the Old Settlers picnic grounds
Messrs. Mcpherson and Miss Wilson, all
of the vicinity of Haley, were also in
town over Sunday.
An evangelist preached two sermons
in the M. E. edifce on Sunday.
Messrs. Clintsman, Ramsus and Lovin
fro n Black butte were in for supplies
this week.
1t is planned to have a bowery erected
on Old Settlers day, July 10th.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
COUNTY NEWS.
oAKpAlE NEWS.

Everybody is getting ready to COM
mence haying.
The John M. Sexton Grocery House
of Chicago has a man at Oakdale selling
groceries to the farmers.
Mrs. Sarah Rand entertained about 10
Of her friends at dinner Sunday.
belmont Gould was called to Rock
ford, Mimi, recently on account of the
serious illness of his brother.
The Oakdale ball team will play the
Schafer team in the heal future.
c. c. Curry of Minneapolis is visiting
his brother, A. B. Curry, of Oakdale.
The glorious 4th wa celebrated in an
unusually happy manner at Oakdale, at
least 800 people participating in the ex-
e~rcises. A commodious bowery, trimmed
with flags and bunting, was erected in
the timber on the mountain side near
Redmond Murphy's place. The day
was perfect, and at II o'clock the meet
ing was called to order by the president
of the day, T. G. Saunders. A. A. Lie
berbach read "The Declaration of Inde-
pendence," Mr.. Halls little boys gave
patriotic declarations and Miss Alice
Ross favored the audience with a mon
ologue, which %captivated the people, and
Attorney F. H. Lindsey delivered an
Grafton, which was generously %applauded.
The singing of the national hymn,
America" by the audience completed
the literary program. Everybody found
dainties in their lunch baskets, and at 2
o'clock the ball game between the Oak
dale and Spring Creek teams came off
and was played in a spirited manner.
The Spring Creeks were in the lead
early in the game and at the close the
score stood Is to 10, in their favor. The
festivities closed with a dance in the
bowery.
belmont Gould made a trip to Dick
inson for a load of freight and had bad
luck at the Knife river crossing, where
his wagon broke down. August Johnson
Jared better, having made a trip safely.
Charles Bugbee has also gone to the
metropolis of Stark county for a load of
freight.
Willie Mitchell is the possessor of a
war relic that dates back to Sulley's bat
tie and is in a way connected with one
of the legends of the Kildeer mountains.
Near the southeastern slope of the
mountains, not far from the Diamond c
ranch, is a deep gulch skirted with tim
Der, and the legend says that some one
was murdered there a long time ago, and
even yet that particular spot is known as
dead mans gulch." AS Willie was in
pursuit of his COWS up that gulch one day
this spring he caught his toe and STUN
bled. Searching for the cause of his
misfortune, he spied the brass hilt of a
sword protruding from the ground. A
vigorous pull brought forth the entire
weapon which measures 40 in :hes and is
in a remarkable state of preservation.
The wood and leather of the handle are
gone but otherwise the handle and the
blade have not suffered and the weapon
is still in shape to do deadly work should
occasion require. On the handle and on
the blade is stamped, ~. S. 1856 R. D."
Charles G. Burns of Ekalaka, Mont,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. belmont
Gould.
Mrs. F. H. Lindsey, her daughter,
Laura, and son, Gerald, have arrived
from Minnesota and will reside at this
place on their claim.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
Saturday, July IL, 1906.

DUNCAN McG1LL1s of Burleigh
county is SO pleased over his nom-
ination for sheriff that he has
come out in a lengthy card thank
ing all the voters, etc.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
The Fourth at BeIfieId.

O~ssss 90 0~sss~SN
A crowd gathered early on the morn
ing of the 4th as a number came up from
Dickinson on No. 5 the evening of the
sd. Is the band coming? was the ques-
ton asked every few minutes, but all re-
manned in doubt until about 10 a. m.
when a message was received from them
stating they would come. All looked
forward with great anticipation to the
arrival of the extra west about 1890, but
they were doomed to disappointment;
the band failed to appear. The reason
is too we'll known for us to repeat.
At l p. m. order was called by T. o.
Ramsland, chairman of the day. In a
few brief words he explained the non
appearance of the Dickinson band.
Next came the address of welcome by T..
P. Galyen, followed by the reading of
"The Declaration of independence" by
Miss King.
Prof. J. A. Kitchen, orator Of the day,
was then introduced and spoke for about
three-quarters of an hour in his usual
pleasant and entertaining manner. His
address was highly patriotic, bearing the
stamp of patriotism" from first to last,
and made for him many friends at this
place.
In the horse race that came next,
Howard Young's horse won first money,
$40; and Harry Easton's, I'd prize, S.
The mems foot race followed and was
easily won by H. G. Bird; prize, $.
The ball game, which was next on the
program, was delayed for some time as
the Dickinson nine was not present. But
finally a team Was selected from the
Dickinson crowd and the game was
called. 1t started out very nicely and it
looked as though a hard game was on,
but Belfeld 500 took the lead, and at
the end of the first half of the fourth
inning, with Bel6eld due to bat, the
Dickinson boys very gracefully yielded.
The score stood u t 5, in favor of Bel
field.
Supper came next and then the races
were renewed.
Old mems race-1st, c. H. Bradley,
50; I'd, Frank Ecklund, s..
Potato race, under II yrs.-1st, Willie
McCutchan, S1.5o; I'd, Vernon Nc
Cutchan, 75c.
Potato race, under 7 yrs.-1st, Dinnie
D%onoghue, $3.50; I'd, Mont McCutchan,
soc.
Roscoe Haning climbed the creased
pole and took a 6ve-dollar bill off the top
with his teeth.
Ladies' foot race-1st, Mrs. J. A. Davis,
So; I'd, Miss Huston, 81.
Little girls race-Ist, Ernestine Shell
lenberger, 81; I'd. Ruth Esliek, 5oc.
The money for the best bronche rid
ing was divided between Dick Inde-
gard and Howard Young, each getting
IS.
E. D. Peck won the prize of s. in the
clay bird shooting contest.
Geo. Frisbee and Henry Christianson
were the captains for the tug-of-war and
the former wa successful.
IN the evening a magnificent display
OF fireworks was given. The evening
was fine and the dance at the bowery
was highly enjoyed by a large crowd.
All seemed highly pleased with the cele-
bration and left with expressions of good
will towards the town.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14

RoJEsTvENsKY, the Russian adj
miral, is acquitted. -Four of his
torpedo boat officers, however,
were found guilty and we're con-
demned to death by shooting.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14

Knox were the Sentinel Butte delegates
to the Missouri River Conference of
Congregational churches held last Thurs
day at Glen Ullin.
Lewis F. Crawford will soon have a
windmill placed over his we'll.
The Dickinson press., 1906-07-14
Warning Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass, cut hay or run stock on section
I, twp. 141, range 90, under penalty Of
the law.
H. c. FRANCE, Oskaloosa, la. 7-14-tf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
Go inni m6wi9 o
Niemcach.

Co O Niemczech O Krzyza-
kach m6wia ME hystorycy
polscy jak Dfugosz, Narusze-
wicz i Szajnosha lecz histo-
rycy %niemiecsy, francuscy i
czescy.
Wsp61czesnej kr6lowej polls
kiej, Jadwidze historyk fran
cuski tax pisze:
!, Niemcy SO ludzie z natury
nieokrzesani i tepego pojecia
ale gdzie chodzi Q lowienie
korzy5ci tam maja dosyc
dowcipu j zrecznosci. Niemcy
ME d%otrzymuja nikomu slo-
wa i ME dochowuja niczego
Co kiedykolwiek przyrzekli
albo 8 co uklad zawarli
Niemcy So tax chciwi jak ia
den inny nar6d ME maja
mi}osierdzia mad nlkim skoro
wladze mad MIN posieda. Jeh-
COW swoich sadzaja do vie
zie6 bardzo ciasnych zaku-
waja ich v obrecze, bardzo
kunsztoWne kokardyi uzyWa--
ia przytem,1 rlt6znychl# in i:nlnych
narzedzi i przybo1r6W vie,
ziennych IA kt6rych Wymys
|laniu doskonalit sic rozumie-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
UCzmy dzieci cZytac, pisat
movie pc polsku!
TO 0NO
- q ~

Przybyszom W Ameryce
utrudni} ostatni kongres
przedzierzganie sic W oby-
wateli ameryka6skich. Ia
sprawl odtad zajmowac sic
bedzie specyalna komisya W
Westinghouse. Ktokolwiek z
przybysz6w oswiadczy sic z
checia zamieszkania ma stale
W Ameryce, tego zaraz ma
wstepie zmierza cd g}owy do
stop, opisza go W ksiegach
podobnie, jak to czynia W
starym kraju W paszportach,
i obdarza go kopia togo opisu,
kt6ra p6zniej trzeba bedzie
sic wykazac, zg}aszajac sic
20 obywatelski dyplom. Kaz-
dy taxi przybysz must re-
znac, z kad z jakiego kraju
przyby}, W jakim Stanie "a
mysla W Ameryce sic oslo
dllc it'd. Pc dyplom obywa-
telski zglosic sic MONA do
piero pc pieciu latach poby-
tn W AmerYce a diva lata pc
Wyjeciu tax zwanych npierw-
szych papier6w." Dyplomy
obywatelstwa wydaWac beda
tylko sadly 2 nieograniczona
juryzdykcya ma zwyczajnych
sWych posiedzeniach; aplika-
cya zaS .podana must byt
try miesiace pred taki.mn
AIUrfs EAAAH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
NAST AGENCI.

~Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci m~iejscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F Ziarnowski
COLUMBUS, .Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Ross ,sn. ,,-v is.
DUNCAN. Nebr,,, Michal Stecz
FAEWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
Melen, Wis, Teofi Derdowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski'
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldows'si
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

. dn1lisa Sec, Sierpp ii 1906 1906
Smulski ponaznaczal rozmai,
te p~odkommisye do zbieraniia.
skladek ia te budoWe po-
miedzY Polakami " Chicago,
q ma sic rozumiec, sk}adki
tpowinne bye nieposl,eedellniet,
DO ten dom najmniej, 100000
dolar6w bedzie kosztowal.
Czy to ME pyszne?! Co to
"a pociecha ola biednej ma
sci Ojczyzny 4: Ojcowie j
matki czlonkami Courts OF
G. Foresters", dzieci " pu-
blicznych, bezwyznanioowychE
szko}ach, mlodziez " :zzwlaz-
ku: Young Mems Christian
Assassination? kto tam
jeszcze moze watpiec, re
Polske odbuduje Chicago,
jezeli ME "a diva lata, to "a
try n%apewno!? - szczesciem,
Pan Bog wszystkim 'stworze-
niom rog6w ME da}, a nasi
prostaczkowie lepiej pojmuja
prace ola Ojczyzny, niz tacy
W j elcy?! ludzie W stolicy
i takimi p~6}g16wkami gardza,
DO litowac sic ME maja mad
kim, ola tego, re ci panowle
wszystkie rozumy pozjadali i
z w}asnej wolnej wolf sic
mimi d}awia. Dziwi mas tylko
mocno, re W Chicago ME
masz ludzi ma lyle szczerych
i smia1ych, ably tym kugla-
rom oczy przetarli / lch
odrobine chlcpskiego rozumu
nauczyli. -
O O O o
Sprawe domu obliczonego
ma wynaradawianie m}odziezy
polskiej W Chicago om6wimy
obszerniej W bliskiej prey
sziosci.
Q % o. O.
W Rosyi znowu gorzej niz
by}o pred paru tygodniami.
Strejki sic SIERRA, rewolucya
coraz :obszerniejsze zatacza
kregi, a car pc swojemu kre-
ci sic ma wszystkie strony
jak wiatrak ma dachn. Mo-
skale ~oczywi6cie maja tax
wytarte czo}a, re jak wsze-
tecznice, niczego sic ME
wstydza. Oby tam Pan Bog
raz koniec po}ozy} deptaniu
wszelkich praw i ludzkiej
godnosci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

rel wzieli gore Niemcy
i zmusili zbuntowanych
mieszka6c6w schronic sic
W murach koscio}a i
klasztoru. Pod}ozyli vice
go6cie niemieccy ogieh, "
ca}y kosci6} z klasz-
torem i kilku tysiacami
mieszka6c6w zgorza}. Sam
biskup i namiestnik kr6lews-
XII zgineli. ...
Moznaby wiele wiecej ta-
kich swiadectw przytoczyc
ma dow6d w]spomnje6 n. y,
o 'wymordowaniu przez
Krzyzak6w W Gda6sku 10
tysiecy bezbronnego ludu
kaszubskiego W r. 1903.
Dalecy jestesmy cd tego
azeby obrazac nar6d, niemiec~
XII; ale gdy zarzucaja nam
same niecnoty zohydzaja i
s2otwarzaja mas, obowiazkiem
naszym jest wykazac, re W
Niemczech gorzej sic dzia1o
niz u mas. Raubrytter6w n. ..
PoIska nigdy ME mia}a a by
la to playa trapiaca Mem
cy wiecej cd plag egip-
skich. Kagodna i mick
ka natura Polska uigdy tez
ME dopuszcza}a sic takich.
okrucie6stw, jak Niemcy.
Co do lyle s}awionej kultury i
niemieckiej, kt6ra to niby
Niemcy wnosili do Polski
zdania So podzielone. Przy''
nosili oni dobre ale i z}e urza-
dzenia sp6leczne i z}e oby-
czaje, jak p~ija6stwo,gr re W kos
ci ,rozpuste, wyszukane okru~.
cie6stwa. Jeden z nowszych
historyk6w'opisujacychp piano.
wanie Krzyzak6w " odda~
nych i'm czasowo przez Kon-
rada, ksiecia Mazowsza, zie-
mach wyznaje, re klasztory
ich mic ola oswiatY ME uczy-
ni}y i ME by{o ami jednego
opata niemieckiego wPrusach,
kt6ryby 0 dznacza} sic nau-
ka.
Inny. uczony Niemiec po-
wiada: W1asna przemys}owos-
cia kunsztownym wyrobem
towar6w ME odznacza}y sic
miasta niemieckie. Jedynym
przedmiotem ich skrzetnosci
i zr6dlem dobrobytu by} ~
handel 20 slowiah-
skim wschodem, Zostajacy
przez dlugi czas W ich POI
siadaniu.
.Jezeli p. DIR. Sonnntag uprzy-
tomni sobie przytoczone po-
wyzei fakta gospodarki sp6-
leczneii " Niemczech, wtedy
dobrze zrozumie, ola czego
lego rodacy tax tlumnie gar
nell sic do Polski. Ot6z gne-
bieni przez szlachte we Was
nym kraju cisneli sic do vol
nei rzadnej bogatej Polski
~sredniowiecznej tam pod Oh
cow,skim rzadem polskim
wiedli zywot s~zczesliwy vol
nyi dostatni. P6zniej Wiele
sic popsulo, gl6wnie q RIA
dow niemieckich SasoW, v
iednak raziie my Po-
lacy zaprawde Wstydzic sic
niepotrzebujemyy naszeJ pre-
szlo6ci dzieioWej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

DYclem 90 AmeryKl JeSO
Excel. ks. Arcyb. Webera.
Jestto tylko poczatek roz-
wjazania tel trudnej zagadki,
a Pan Bog sam ma razie vie,
jaki jej bedzie ostateczny
w1ynik.
o o o o
Uczmy dzieci nasze pacie-
RIA 20 polsku!
Ameryka6ska Warszawa
zn6w .zapisuje sic okrutnie
koszlawemi g}oskami W die
jach naszych tn ma zjemi
Washingtona. Gdyby nasi
poza Chicago byli tax naiw-
nymi, zeby W ielkic h
ludzi z stolicy we wszyst-
klein slepo nasladowali, to-
bysmy dis luz pewnie ami
koscio}6w, ami szk6}, ami to-
warzystw polskich ME mieli.
Pewni tamtejsi~ksieza pred
laty niedawnymi z wiel-
XII e ] relig sci po-
zwalali - (niekt6rzy radzili i
nakazywali) cz}onkom
swych parafii 2ak}adac:
courts of @. Foresters" /
podobne grupy ME majace
mic wsp6lnego z polskoscia,
a bardzo ma1o z katolicyz-
mem; ~nazywaja w%prawdzie
takie ,,Courts": dworami les
niczych meskiego i ze1skiego
rodzaju, ale to tylko ola my
dlenia oczu i ola pokrycia
swej naiwnosci: oni bardzo
dobrze wszyscy wiedza, re
uczynili uszczerbek wielki
sprawie naroiowej polskiej.
- Redaktorsy cd Zgody, a
szczeg6lnie p. exprofesor i
exkatolik gard}owali s}owem
i pi6rem przeciw, szko}om
katolickim a "a szko}ami a.
meryka6skiemi, bezwyzna-
niowemi, - dis tel to samo
czynia tylko ME tax g}osno;
- pan doktor cd kufla, cz1o-
mex komisyi szk6lnej, g}osi}
urbi ct orbi, re tylko bez-
wyznaniowe nauczycielki po-
trafia filozoficznie wyk}adac
wgznios1e s1owa modlitwy Pan
skiej, naturalnie z dodatkiem
professionalism; teraz zas mai
wieksza niby pochodnia po-
chodu tryumfalnego stolicy,
wielki cz}owiek, wiekszy Po-'
lax, jeszcze wiekszy pono ka-
tolik, a moze ~najwiekszzy
mason, rzecznik miejski mia
sta Chicago, kandydat pa
kandydata skarbnika repu.
blika6skiego ma Cook County,
2 wielkiej, niespozytej ] ME
sko6czenie wypr6bowanej
checi s}uzenia katolickiej
Ojczyznie Polsce stana} ma
czele komisyi, kt6rej celem
lest, zbudowac Wielki dom
zwiaz;ku tax zWanego: ! Young
Mems Christian Association"
(katoliccy ksieza j ci, kta6rzy
znaja ten zzw1i4aek, nazyWaja
90: Young Mems Christian
Assassination Nv polskii'ej
ozo6ci miasta Chicago ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

'terminem, :kler,ks, zas odsnos
nego sadu 5umiyegs sc ja Y
publicznem miiejscu IA e.
}ychl 80 dni, ably interesowa-
III mogli wedlug rotlzeby
protestowat. Aplikacya ma
bye ma pismie, q przybysz
chcacy stac sic obywatel!em
'Stan6w Zjednoczonych VIA
snorecznie must ia podplsac
" obecnosci wiarogodnych
swiadk6w. zaden sad ME.
moze wydac dyplomu oby
WatelstWa nikomu ma try
miesiace pred wyboraml "
|jego dystrykcie. Obywa-
telem ameryka6skim STAG sic
ME moze wielozehca ami anar-
chista, nadto ME moze ko-
rzysta6 z tego przywilelu,
kto ME m6wi pc an 81 9 /
s k u! - Jedyny wyjatek
|tworza ci, co razem z oby,
watelstwem biera tax zWany
homestead ma Wujka Sauna
publicznych gruntach.
o o
OczywiScie by}o W kongre-
sic ~ostatnim dosyc apaist6w,
kt6rzy, gdy ME mogli obo-
strzyc wed}ug swego pre-
wrotnego widzimisie praw
imigracyjnych, uczynili co
tylko by}o W ich si}ach, ably
ME dopuszczac do g}osu
acknowledgment przyby-
STOW. Me b6jmy sic, by{y
easy, kiedy W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych daleko trudniej-
SEE stawiano warunki W u
dzielaniu obywatelstwa niz
to move prawo przepisuje, a
przeciez przybywali ludzie z
innych KRAKOW, tubylcy zas
sami zmienili owe warunki
ma przystepniejsze, ME beda
vice i tie Incompetence
prawa wiekowa}y. W daw~
nych latach purytanie bali
sic katolik6w dis boja sic
ich apaiSci; tamci prawie
zgineli W morzu imigracyi,
ci zas zupe1nie znikna jak
kamfora a imigracya trwac
bedzie!
Tymczasem naturalnie st6-
sowac sic trzeba do nowych
praw, kt6re aczkolwiek skie-
rowane So moze najwiecej
przeciw naszym ziomkom
~przybywajacym do Ameryki,
przecjez maja takze swoje
dobre strony. Sko6cza sic,
ma przyk}ad, wszelkie nadu-
zycia, jakich sic dopuszc7a-
}y partye polityczne pred
wyborami, wystawiajac dy-
plomy obywatelstwa przyby-
szom, kt6rzy zaledwie rok
byli W kraju, namawiajac ich
do przysiag fa}szywych it'd.
o o O o
+ Nasi najserdeczniejsi do
tychczas zarzucali nam Po-
lakom, re jestesmy jedynym
narodem, kt6ry W Ameryce
%upomnina sic 0 w}asnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09
ia azeb,ty Wiielkszy okup w,yci-

azeby wiekszy olkEu1p wyci-
snlac1s.
Kr6l czeski Ottokar " ta
kichl slowach wzy,wa P'' oollas-
k6w do pomocy " wojnie z.
Niemcami: ,,Ol mnogie So po-
woody pisze on kt6reby
was powinny sklonic do da-
MIA nam rzechom) pomocy.
Bo jezeliby przzyszlo nam dos
tao sic pod jarzmo pahstwa
niemieckiego, natenczas ME
nasycona zadza Teuton6w
wzmog}aby sic tenn chclwiej
a jej zbrodnicze d}onie sic
gne}yby do waszej (Polskiej)
krainy. 0 jak wrogie jarzmo
przygniot}oby wolna Po'lske!
@ jake bolesna kleska "a
krwawi1aby wtedy wszystka
narodu waszego sp6}ecznosc!
Jest bowiem wiecej kiosk
kt6rych powinniscie sic oba.
wia6 niz slow kt6remi pres
trzegac was mozemy. Ola
tego pomozcie nam!"
Papiez Innocenty III (pa~
nowa} cd r.. 1893 do 1216)
tax W pewnym liscie O Mem
each sic odzywa: nMordy,
rabunki, pozogi, gwa1ty najo-
hydniejsze bywaja pope{nja~
ne W dzie6 bia}y. Me nasz
domu ami goscihca kt6ryby
by} bezpieczny cd Mich. Mkt
ME broni zfoczy6stw nikomu;
wszystek ten kraj nape}ni} sic
z}oczy1cami".
Jeden z p6zniejszych lega-
tow Papieskich wyraza sic
tax: Gala Germania jest
dis jedna jaskinia }otro-
wska".
Pewien kap1an niemiecki
.pisze: ,,Ca}a rzesza niemiecka
sta}a sic jaskinia zb6j6w.
Ksiazeta, hrabiowie, szlachta
wyruszali ma }up, chwytali
podr6znik6w ,wymuszali okup
pladrowali i palili miasta l
wsie". (Raubrittery).
Historycy niemieccy pisa
O laramie krzyzackiem " Es-.
,,Krzyzacy tax sro-
DE obchodzili sie,z ludem
~opanowanym,iz sromote zada-
wall niewiastom, bezczescili
wydzierali majatek
w1ascicielom, ma}zonk6w i
mieli "a niewolni-
k6w''.
,,Gwa1ty to dosz}y do tego
70 Esto6czycy UREA
dill powstanie zbrojne i jed
nej nocy 1900 kat6w swoich
wyrzneli. Gdy ich pvtano ola
czego to uczynili odpowie-
dzieli: ,Wolimv raczej zginac,
niz bye tax wytepieni. z tel
przyczyny postanowilismy
zemscic sic co ME by}oby sic
stale gdyby nam, byli Krzyza-
cy jakokolwiek s%prawiedli-
woSc wymierzyc chcieli".
,,Gdy taxa o%dpowiedz odebra{
mistrz inflancki, udal ze jej
nierozumial i przeszlo y ty-
siecy Esto6czyk6w wymordo-
wal, a p6zniej jeszcze vie
cej."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-09

biskup6w Wlasnych sic upoo-
Zawody spotykaja
mas ciagle " zyciu, zaWod'
tel czeka tych, kt6rym sic
zdaje, 70 " Am'eryce wszyst-
ko i wszyscy zangliczyc sic
.musza W kr6tkim czasie!
Q o 9 9
Sprawl r6wnouprawnienia
.kleru polskiego " Ameryce
|~bynajmniej z%alatwiona ME
Jest, ami sic skohczY 2 PREY
byciem do Ameryki Jego
Excel. ks. Arcyb. Webera.
Jestto tylko poczatek roz-
wjazania tel trudnej zagadki,
a Pan Bog sam ma razie vie,
|jaki jej bedzie ostateczny
wynik.