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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07
The Work at Hand.

The Boise Citizen appears today a.
he successor Of the Boise Republican,
under new management and with new
purposes
In all those matters appertaining 70
tho upbuiisllng of the city Of Boise and
the State Of Idaho, The Citizen will be
intensely earnest and loyal and win err
dcavor 10 make itself. therefore, vel
come visitor ID thousands Of Idaho
homes
Ia the field Of politics, The Citizen
will support The Democratic party, state
and natieaal, ready ut all times 10 give
i reason for tbs faith that Is s.iflss:.::1 as
and endeavoring by argwaent, based
upon reason to aid the -ausc we es-
posise.
The manager has had many years of
experience In newspaper work, and, in
fact. Il not At home in any other depart
ment Of human endeavor, and having a
free hand in the present enterprise, Is
determined to win success by deserving
ii.
From its very character, newspaper,
however humble It's origin or limited its
scope, partakes Of public enterprise,
and the ethical laws Of right and JUS
tice governing il, should be even more
binding than those upon an individual, |
al It's influence for good or evil necessar
lily is greater than that of private per
SON Naught should be said In malice +
or without good grounds. and, If in a
spirit Of criticism or condemnation, only +
fer the public good The editor will 50
govern himself, and while treating all
eourteousIy and fairly, viii present his
own views feariessly and without favor.
There Is need In Boise of a more fra
tcruai spirit among its citizens, larger
view OF the public welfare and higher
Of ones individual duties
IN regard to the city's future growth
and advancement New enterprises
must be encouraged and the newcomer
made 10 feel that he is welcome to
quickly take his place in the ranks as a
worker for Bosses advancement.
During the coming year there should
&c such efforts put forth as will assure
Boise's place upon a transcontinental I
-ailway line The Citizen has views I
ipon this subject that It viii express at I
IN early date. and will also give space a
o the views of Others feeling that the S
uture development and growth Of the J
iy is dependent largely upon such an I
and, that in this era Of rail n
way extension and prosperity the time a
$ ripe for success, 4
For the present, The Citizen will be v
published once a week. hoping to see a
he way clear very quickly for more +
requent period of issue, until it shall
ONE 10 full fruitage as a daily, exem-
lifying in its growth the development
a progress throughout the State of
daho g
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07
Publishers Department.

The management desires to place 300
new names upon the subscription list Of
| The Citizen by the first of March. 1907
and to this end will make special effort
Those who sympathize with the aims
and purposes of the publication are
earnestly requested to subscribe at once.
in order that the support given may aid
in many contemplated improvements in
the paper
1t is the purpose of the management
to build up newspaper that will be
a credit to the city of Boise and to the
state of IDAHO and that will be ever
found in the forefront of all good work
for city and state.
The Citizen will. occupy a field dis
tinctly its own and realizes that it can
only grow and develop as it is true to
the people from whom it must derive its
support
There have been already many words
OF encouragement and assurances of sup
port from citizens whose esteem is val
ued, and many voluntary subscriptions
have been received,
We have placed our figures for in
crease in subscription at the modest
number of 300 for the next three
months, and that the public may Judge
OF Our success we purpose publishing the
list OF new names added to our list from
time to time. Those who are thus en-
titled to be named upon our roll Of
honor are:
H. B. Bryan.
Harlan Pefaey.
J. ]. Oberbi1lig.
T. Regain
Lex Rossi.
R. A. Book.
Karl Paine
Bert Moffet.
E. B. Mathews.
H. H. Quarles.
DR.. R. II. Wright, Meridian.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

would presage the return Of the darl
Il ages.
The people will bear much from Presi
i dent Roosevelt, but a few more such
recommendations as these would shake
| his hold upon their good viii. It is evil
dent that congress will not give heed te
his suggestion In this matter, and thai
a score Of votes even cannot be secured
in that body IN favor Of this recon-
mendation
! AS to the subject matter which gave
rise 10 the presidents homity, the Ore
gonian says
There Is no rational ground for Sup
position or fear Of war between Japan
and the United States. For there is no
cause Of war. no ground for il. San
Francisco Is under no obligation to adj
init white, black, yellow and grown
races together in her public schools She
may separate them If she sees fit, and
she viii always see fit. Besides, there
are few Japanese children in San Fran
cisco. Most Of those who wish to 90
10 school are young men or boys nearly
grown, who wish to learn English Ii
Ii very well that they should learn Eng
fish; and provision should be made for
such as are of school age. A few
might be unnoticed in a crowd Of white
children, but where there are many Jap
anese, racial contrasts will be present
ed, not conducive to the welfare of the
schools or the peace of society
There is social gulf between the
Oriental and Occidental races, which
never can be bridged We esteem the
japanese as people and as nation
but we wish and intend to preserve our
own system of civilization, of which the
public school, peculiarly an American
is one of the foundations. |
Our people viii not permit it to be
broken up or impaired by race antag
onisms.
Japan could do us injury in war.
She might be able TO cut us off from
he PHILIPPINES, and even to capture
Manila. We corld hardly match her
laval armament in her own seas-at
east for long time; and she might
'ut our Pacific ports of America in
error But she can strike us in no vital
art. In the long run we could ruin
er.
But il is foolish to think Of war on
UGH prctexts as are offered. Eng
tnd's own relations with Japan are well
nown, and Engiand's influence would
e against any belligerent action on the
art of Japan. But it cannot be sup
osed for a moment that there is any
anger, Japan needs rest and recuper-
lion at home, and opportunity to
.rengthen her position in Corea and
lanchuria However, should she at
tmpt war upon the United States, other
atoms would surely be drawn into it.
id there is enough moral force among
le nations to preserve the peace of the
orld. The idea of war on so trivial
matter as that of the schools Of San
ranciseo is merely ludicrous."
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07
Spirit of the Press.

| Oregonian: Under unrestricted pri-
vate control of railroads, we have car
famine, rebates, extortionate rates, dis
ordinations, coal famines and daily
slaughters. The chief opponent of gov
eminent regulation has fallen a victim
of the chaotic misrule which he so often
praised Among the 1000 victims of
corporation greed and incapacity for
1905 will be numbered President Spen-
Ger of the Southern Railroad.
Walla Walla Argus: The editors
family used to burn hay for fuel in their
Dakota pioneer days, and they low they
can do it again on a pinch. All there is
to 1t is to procure sheet-iron drum
about twice as deep as wash-boiler,
tramp it full of hay or straw, take the
griddles off the kitchen stove, turn the
drum bottom-side up over the opening
IN the stove, touch match to the hay
and let 'er go Susan. Some people in
Dakota used to claim that they could
keep a fire all night with one boilerful
of fax straw.
Oregonian: The evident remedy for
the car shortage is more cars. The ideal
remedy would be cars owned in Oregon
and subject to local control, though
this is perhaps impracticab1e. As long
as man in New York absolutely die
tates what shall be done in Oregon it is
difficult to see how Oregon industries
can help themselves. In commerce as
in politics. home rule is best.
Nampa Record; We hear great
deal OF newspaper talk about how the
Socialists voted for Ed L. Bryan and
defeated Judge Smith for reelection
IN the Seventh district, when the facts
are Mr.. Bryan's Socialist opponent
oolled his full party vote in all three |
counties and did even better in his home
Washington. The average Democrat
: hiaJoiilies IN Owyhee, Canyos and
owyhee counties were far above the 800
mark, yet Mr.. Bryan pulled through
With only 81. Does that go to show
hat corruption funds we're used in Mr.
Brryan's behalf? No, gentlemen the /
hing that raised havoc with Judge
smith was rock-ribbed Republican Paw
.tte, where Bryan lived, which gave
smith 344 and Bryan sos. Nampa Also
lgured out bad for the judge and Cald-
veil, itself, didn't act very well BRYAN
'sot more Republican votes in Payefte
lone than there are Socialist votes in
he whole Seventh district. And we
now that a. B. Moss don't allow So
ialists to infest Payette. Uncle Iobn
eamb, in his Silver City Nugget has
ut up the same cry that Socialists voted
oF SIyaI but MS own published 40
res show that Bryan did not run IN
nth his ticket in Owyhee county and
ne Western Federation miners and So
lalists stood pat for their different mar
tickets. This cry of @ston th;ef,,
lakes one tired. The only reason Mr.
ryan did not get a larger majority
as because he was not better known or
ade more thorough canvass. "
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07
State Legislature.

/ ~ 49, ~ 49, - A~S& - y - -
/ The following is the complete list 0
members-elect of the next legislature
with postoffice addresses:
i SENATORS.
/ Ada-M Mcmillan, John, Boise.
/ Bannock-Jacobs, Ed. E., McCammon
/ Bear Lake-Rich, William l.. Paris.
Bingham McCutcheon, Otis E.
/ Blaine-Buller, Regisald F., HALEY.
Iona.
Boise Walter, L. R, Pearl.
Canyon-Richards, Arthur A., En-
NETT.
| Cassia-Day, George A., Oakley
-McBeth, Ravenal, Mackay.
Elnore-M MANI, Henry O., Mountain
home
Fremont-Hart, John w, Menan.
Idaho-Nugent, Charles, Grangeville.
Kootenai- McLear, J. L., Occur d.
Alene.
Latah -Truitt, Warren, Moscow.
Lemhi-Whitwell, William c., Sal
mon City
Lincoln-Van Irons, William, Hager-
man.
Nez Perez Waldrip, Elmer, Nez
Perce
oneida-Jensen, Denmark, Mink
Creek.
Owyhee- Pence, Arthur, Silver City.
Shoshone Mcintosh, Even, Kellogg.
Washington-Van Sicklin, Edward
A., Weiser.
Republican members MILAN, Ja-
cobs, Rich, McCutcheon, Butler, Rich
ards, Day, MANI, Hart, Nugent, Truitt,
Van Irons, Waldrip, Jensen, Mcintosh
lis.
Democratic members-Walter, Mac
beth, McLear, Whitwell Pence, Van
Sicklin.-6.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ada-Cavanah, Charles c., Boise
Wyman, Frank T., Boise; Shaw, D. D,
Star; Cunningham, Arch, Boise; White,
Boise.
Bannock-Hunt, J. Frank, Downey;
Lovesy, w. H., Pocatello; Sta1ey, w. A.,
Pocatello.
Bear Lake Redman, James, Montpel-
Ter; Grimmit, John H., Dingle.
Bingham Johnston, Peter G., Black
loot; McCracken, Robert M, Blackfoot
Anderson, Christian, Idaho Falls.
Blaine Stanford, Thomas c., Carey
Mcleod, George A., Bellevue.
Boise-Barry, G. W., Idaho City
Canyon-Ba llentyne, Samuel, Cald-
veil; Within, c. w, Caldwell; Seawell,
/. t., Payette.
Cassia-West, Harry T., Kimberly.
Custer-Clark, Nathan H., Mackay.
Elmore-- Weaver. Lawrence J., Glenns
'erry
Fremont-Fogg, James E, St. An
hony, Harris, Eli NJ, Marysviile; Kill
lack, Jr., John D briggs, Webster,
ames w, Rexburg.
Williams, William S. NJ, Ka-
niah; Surridge, James, Harpster; Cas-
ell, John u, Roosevelt
REORGANIZATION, Joseph P, Occur ,
'Alene; Gleason, William S, St. Joe; (,
'instad, Jacob, Priest River; Taylor,
!. d., Boomers Ferry.
Latah-Mulalley, James J., Genessee;
Vessels, Martin J., Kendrick; Jones, {,
eniamin J., Palouse :
Lemhi-kirtley, Jr., James l., Sal /
ION. 10
;:ssliiii s 5ttt Asa Asa S, Rupert Rupert
Neg Perce--Bradley, Lawson c., Lew
ton Smith, Wickliffe, Cameron; Miles. J
harles c., Lapwai; Brooks, Seraber S., {
o; Anderson, Ola A., Orohno; Jones, t,
evils d. Pleasant View. \
Owyhee-Kieth, John E, Wilson. !,
Shoshone-Conner, Albert H., Wall n
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

President Roosevelt's recommendation
that japanese be naturaiized strikes no
responsive chord anywhere. 1t is re-
garded as foolish expression of per-
sonal veiws that would have been better
left unsaid. :
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

The work of preparation of matter
Tor this issue was practically confined
to single day, and our little paper is
by no means up to the standard which
we purpose to make it even in the i'm
mediate future While discussing the
many public issues that necessarily at
tract the attention of the people, there is
also need of the lighter, more social side
OF life to which departments will be as
signed from time to time, as The Citizen
desires to work its way into the homes
and home-1ife of Boise.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

DO not overlook the fact that there
is JOB plant in conjunction with The
Citizen and that it will be our endeavor
to do good work promptly at reasonable
rates All profit from this department
will go into the upbuilding of the paper
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

In the American Magazine, successor
to Lesie's, Ida M. Tarbell has begun
history of the American tariff, which
promises to rival her history of the
Standard Oil in depth of research and
interest. This history opens in the De
cember number OF the magazine named
and should be read by every citizen in
teresred in this great public question.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

II you have watch troubles, see Con
W. fiesse.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1906-12-07

The following is the complete list of
members-elect of the next legislature,
with postoffice addresses:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
.GRENVILLE, So. Oak.
" grudniu 1905.
a.. = @
Szanowna Redakcyo
iN,.;r ri
,,WI"rns

Il Kaftux l1l kasznbach DO
M, 70 WybDcnlY stfejkj
polskiej Y Slerako
:vicach, Borku, Suleczynie ]
Kie}pinie, " poWiecie kartuz1.
kim i W powiecie wejheroW-
skim, tam te dzieei oswald
sczyiy, re cho6by I'M miano
Ipasy drzec eiala, odpoWia-
ida6 po niemiecku pa nau l1!eye
religii ME b,sda: Bravo d lziia;
Ii kaszubskiel Poxazcie, &c
Wy potraficie move poellss'klsaa
:naszych przodk6W Ware
lepiei utszanloWae, niz l1ieie-
den " dorosly. Gle
sic ale Wszystkie razem,
zWyeiezycie;; tax sobie VAS
przodkoVie postapM "a Ka-
szzulb,sae4h; gdy emilia C y sll,lEd q
skiego obierali IA posla DO
Berlina n roku 1866. Wten,-
.czas Prusy Zachodnie 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Uozmy dzieci czytac, pisac
i movie pc p0lsku! "
?. LIST OTWARTY .
do Jego Cesarskiej MoSci
Wilhelma III kr6la prus-
81" kiegO.

Wasza Cesarska Mosci!
w chwili gdy oczy ca}ego
ucywilizowanego 6wiata zwra
GAIA sic z bolesnen zdumie-
MEM ma jedna dzielnice OBJ
szernego pan 5twa W. .Mo6ci,
w chwili, gdy. ! prasa
wszydkich narod6w, ME wy.
}s,szajac. ucz3iwej u:.emieckiej,
<stwierdza i potepia kr2yvdy,
ewkrzaaz,ne aziec3lom polskim
w Kr6lestwie pruskiiem. upraz
~wionvm. jsst CLOS kazdego
,czlowieka j chrzescianina, 4
COZ dop;ero PoLaka,. kt6ry
sic d. Ciebie W imie
gprawiedliwosei.
SnrAwledliwose bowlem wy
5sz. last doskoualsza cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Cd WYDzIALU
WYKONAN'CZEGO.

w sprawie ulepszzet9|nria pod
recznik6w szkolnyych kil @l.;as y
.ostatnieh dWglo5sc1h. tygodniiaaeshE 3
5otrzynsaIiismY istoW Jedne--
90 mich autorem Jest SYM Ilf1I,'
Ipatyczny povszeeh'nie "a
.Wsohodzie znany Is. =. Boz
|nowski. Pisze ten kaplan DO
mas 1m,iedzy innemi, GO mas
|tepujs.
,Wislebny Ksiszy q. Dobro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20


60 do kwestyi jakby pod
lynn Wzgledem Polacy N po:
szczeg6lnychl osaaddaac1l dl;zzialase
poWinnni, zostala ona q
lezzyycie WysWietlloonna prlzez Po#
Ionic milwaukee, ma Wiecu
polskim. Debrzeby vice bylo.
ably "a jej przyk}adeem poszli.
Polacy we Wszystkich liiccsz z
|niejszych osadach polskich v
Ammeryce zajeli sic UREA
damien wiec6w u sis,e Y
lynn glownie celu, ably zaina
5nlfestoWac tutejszym biskI--
pom swoj istotny sentyment
.codo biskup6W polskich Or
gauizacye toWarzysttWa polls
kOsKaC2llckle " poszczegOl-.
5nyeh osadach prosimy usll-
mic Q DAME inicyatywy od-
nosnym Wiecom.
Osada Niep. Poczecia N.
NJ. 2. South Chicago pre-
.panuje WYdziaFoWi Wykc-
nawczemu wys}anie memary-
a}u do OLGA 6w. wyrazajacego
sympatye Po1ak6W " Anne
ryce ola Jego swiatobliwoS-.
'ci " cierpieniach jake mu
sprawja przesladowania Kos
cio}a katolickiego we Francyi.
Propozycya ia jak r6wniez
przesladoWanie dziatwy polls
kirj przez Rad. pruski by}y
przedmiotem dyskusyi ma os-
tatniem posiedzeniu Wydzia-.
ii WykonaWczego. UchWalo-
40 tel wys}aG pismo do R2y-
mu wyrazajqce ME tylko
.synpatye Ojcu Sw., W lego
wa]ce przeo:w. be2bo2no5ci
..Ne Ffancy'i ]ecz taRze /
wdzieczno56 "a stanovisko,
jake zajal W kwestyj naucza-
MIA religii w Prusach jak ME
mniej i nadzieje re Jego Sw;a-
todliwosc 0 Polakach W
Ameryce ME zapomnj.
Podatek federacyjny Cd O.
sadly NJ, B. NieT,okalanego
Poc2ec;a W South Chicago O.
.tr2ymaliSmy w sunie $780,;
Cd osady sw. Tr6jcy W sumle
$50. co.; a Cd osady Wojcie-
cha W Alban, Wis. $14.O0|
Zase]amy serdeczne bog
Prosimy przytem
wszystkie osady federacyjne,
kt6re jeszcze ME ui5ci}y sic
2 n%aleznosci ma rok biezacy
ably raczyfy to uczynic bez-
zw1ocznie: s
Ks. K. Sztuczko G. s. G..
I. Sekr. Wydz. Wyk.
$40 Noble st.
NJ tn 81 poz6 1Q0H II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

|sklegO 1861 rOku zareczailIasl
polskim poddanym " Kro,
!lestWie pruskiem, ze npr1z,'ea;2'
Weielenie do p61nocno-nie.
mieckiego zWiazku ami ich
|jezyk, AMI ich religia ME do.
znaja uszczerbku ze zew.
natrz Zwiazku pozostac ma.
ia Polakamii zachoWaf jezyk
obyczaje". Jake t eskr6lew:
I3skie s}owa i obietnice zostar
}ly dotrzymane? w. G. Nose je:
stes piastunem .honord Me:
|miec, honoru dynastyi
przedstawicielem idei monar:
Fchicznej, race przeto zwazy6
re jezeli Geese najbiedniejsze-
go 2 tych poddanych zalezy
cd jego WARY W dotrzymy:.:
waniu slowa i przysiegi - Z
jakiem okropnem: uczuciem
i zwatpienia musza
czytac powyzsze obietnice
.nietylko Polacy ale i niemcy
monarchisci! Czy zdolaja O
bronic sic mysii, 10 ia idea
ME jest, jak bye powin ia, O.
parta ma niewzruszonej ETY..
cznej podstaWie- i &c W jej
|braku sarna ME oprze sig ia
LON, kt6re spietrza naoko}
niej wiek biezacy.
Mara zosta}a przebrana
Nieprawe >praWa niegodne So
.swej Navy. Wyjatkowe usta-
wy iamiace poczucie siusz~
noscj, to o5zczep ia obu koh-
each ostro okuty. PrZyszle
przewroty spoleczne NIGGA go
zwr6ciG przeclw piersi pan
silva. Dalekt jestem cd wglq-
DANA w sprawy i przysz}e 10
sy Kr6lestwa pruskiego, wy
g}aszam tylko pewnik histo~
ryczny, re Rad, kt6ry po::.
zvala s0bie ma wszystko, uezy
poddanych, re i przeciw ME
mu MONA sobie ma wszyst-
.ko ~pozwoli6. Me ma prawa
prZeciw prawu, a. praWo 40
bytu dial narodom Bog. Jest
ono z Bozej }aski, vice mo-
-r -.
narchja, kt6ra swoje r6wniez
z Bozej }aski %wywodzi, tam
tego naruszac ME powinna,
DO ia sauna reka targa i pod
kopuje w}asne. ~s...:.
L.ecz " tel sprawie W. G.
Nose sam bedzie sedzia mai
lepszym. Tymczasem zechciej
W oczY tel straszne]
prawdzie, kt6ra Die ze sto-
sunku pa6stwa do Polak6w
j, choc t1umiona, wybucha,
jak ogie6 . pod ziemi; Otto
ludu, mad kt6rem ka-
za}a CT czuwaG Opatrznosc,
sic pod TWEEN panowa.
i ped radiant twych
ministr6w Observation-Disclosures, nlz
kiedykolwiek przedtem; OTTO
mart some jest prawo oggnlska
= otto Ivy dzieci oblewaja
zgwatcony stosunek dusz
do Boga: Niechze wobee tego
chrzesciahskie somle.
ME kr6la podyktuje TWeJ
przyszle jej czyny.
Henryk Sienkie'0icz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

IKIem HlbQOIf, 49, -
(noWaniem Twojem wzros3s
|ieszcze niestety spotez
nialla. sslkargi ludu IA to ME-
ldole nietylko rozlegala sig
be- echa, ale rad W .C.Mosc'ii
odpowiada ma ME ustawami,
Ikt6re nawet postronn'yym na-
wydaja sic czynam1
nienaWisci, przemncy jakbyy
zemsty.
Spokojna lndnose polskla
Elaci nar6Wni 2 niemiecka
Epodatek k.fwfii i mief1ia j
ME porywala siedo broni,wiec
promo nienawisG stara sic
upozosfrowoe to czyny pre-.
mocy i zemsty klamstWa, &c
Ipolski nar6d day do obale-
MIA pruskiego Kr6lestwa.
Niegodnem Jest poteznyeh
rzad6w wmawia6 W slebje i
W drugich to, W co same ME
wierza. Ruch zywio}oWy, O
|pr6cz pogwa}conej natury
|ludzkiej, ME Jest polityczna
agitacya. Tam gdzie chodzi
10 obrone rdzennych praw
(ludzkich i boskich; 0 ochro-
ne ludzkiej skargi, prosby i
modlitwy, tam sumienie jest
najlepszym :agitatorem. VIC.
FMosci! W pahstwie Twojem
urzednik pruski stall dotad
miedzyludem pols'z ma<r6Eem
ziemskim, aoy zadnych skarg
pred tron ME dopuscic, o.
becnie zamlerza talk sO&nO Cd
grodzic lud Cd tronu Be-
ga.
VIC MoSci! miarka W
prze5ladowaniu cjal dusz
jest przebrana!
Bezduszne / nieludzkie Jest
take prawo, kt6re, ME ba-
.czqc Ia to, ze nawet zwlerz
kazdy must mice swe lego
wisko, zabrania Polakowi
wzniesc sobie ma w}asnym
kawalku ziemi dach mad glo-
wa. .
Srraszne, gleboko Memo
ralne i niedajace sic zadna
,acya stanu. ~usprawiedliwic
So take ustawy IA kt6re
odpowiedzia jest place tysia-
cow bezbronnych dzieci.
Szkola, a W niej nauczycie :.
W Kr6lestwie pruskim ME
jest przewodnikiem, kt6ry
dziecko polskie oSwieca i pro,
wadzi do Boga, ale jakims
.tezlitosnym ogrodnikiem,
kt6rego urzedowym obowiaz-
KLEIN jest zdrowa latorosl
polska zmieni6 przemoca
choeby ma krzywa j skarlala
plonke niemiecka. Vice z
kazdym rokiem 'wiecej W tych
stzkoIach lsz, wiecej swistu
wiecej meczenstwa.
Mara przebrana " obec
Boga j ludzi, rodzi wraz z
gniewem boslkim i ludzkimn
niesiawe. Przodkowie
w. G >Mo5ci prowadzili liczne
wojny pomyslna njepomy-
seln, W obIiczu history slu1
SINE hub niesfuszne, ale wiel-
.kie i ciezkie. w dzisiejszych.
czasach wysuwa sic, jako
tylko to Wojna:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

.nietwie polskiem ! q pod.
recznikach; wzielasmnie chet-
dziejul.!!
.ka nadeslac pare podreczni-
sk6W, iakich jakich "a uzyWam1
Y szkole mnojej, zatem zala-
cam v oddziplnej opasce
pare podrecznikoW.
W mojej szkole uzywalemn..
przez dziesiec z CORA lat :
|bardzn doskonalyln rezulta-
tenn. ChnG katechjzm j histo-
rya biblijna Jest troch4 "a
trudna ale "a to dzieciak kie-
|dyukohczy zpostepem, wtedy
|cos umie. DO biblm potrzebaa
|byloby dolaczyc mapy geo
Fgraficzne ia posfugule sic
" szkole mapami duzeni Wv
|danemi w Berlinie W'iedniu.
Elementarz znakomity az.
many " .Lipsku ma zebraniu.
pedagog6w "a najdoskonalszy
W swiecie - dzieciaki W roku
.doskonalo czytaja.
|. Serdeczne bog zap1ae's !!
ga przeslane nam podreczniki
j rady. Przydadza sic nam II
~niezawodnie W naszej piracy
pedagogicznej.
Druga z ~ciekawszych . ko-
respondencyi W tel samej
sprawie o~trzymalismy South
Bend cd ?. ". ZientoWskie~
so. Odradza nam zajecia sic
ulepszaniem padrecznik6W
szk6lnych a,zach9ca do zalat>
vienna sprawy rownoupraw
nionia kleru po!sSiego. Nasz
.przyjaciel z South Bend, RI
'.
SIZE:
Wydzial Wykonawczy jed
Dej piracy ME wyko1cz7} a
druga rozpoczyna, chociaz
jedna. druga jest dobra DO
to co jest dobre tego ganic
ME moge, lecz coz ~powo}a}o
nasz lud polski do s2creg6w
Federacyi jezeli nie sprawl
polskich Biskup6w, Lud nasz
mia& raa2je!e, re Federacys
to jest tylko jeden krok do
wyjscia 2 tel cjezklcj niedoli,
lud nasz jest got6w do wszyst-
kiego CODY dobrem by}o, cze-
ka tylko ma alarm przyw6d-.
cow ludu kt6ry~ mocno jest
przekonany o tenn 2e Wy
dziat Wykonawczy znowu vi
mie, sprawe biskup6w pols-
kich W swe wfasne rece il
doprowadzi ia zwyciezko do
konca.
Ma powyzsze wywody Cd
powiadamy lyle tylko re my
i jedno chcielibysmy zrobic
i drug;ego ME zaniedbac. 0
brak ~ytrwalosci W piracy
zdaie sic, ME ma powo-
du mas posadzac. Robimy co
mozemy. Do akcyi ma wielka
skale W sprawie biskup6w
polskich radzibysmy znowu
przystapic: Cd tego wszelako
powstrzymuje mas wzglad IA
fakt, ze do tel sprawy ksjeza
ostatniIn Kongresie W
Pittsburgh wybraH specyalny.
j ze wielu zacnych i
rozwaznyoh kaplan6w radzi
nam jeszcze eierpliWie cze-
.ac. Swoja droga u~prawiajae
cierpliwosc. Wydzial
Wykonawszy ME mysli by
spuszczac tel sprawy.