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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
CHINESE FIGHT OVER GIRL
One Killed and Four Wounded IL
Outbreak Of High
binders.

Oakland. Cal. ain. Zone Chinese
was killed and four wounded In high
binder outbreak I'm Chinatown last night.
The trouble opened with the assassina-
ton of Lee Book Dong, capitalist.
Dong was shot while he was seated at
the supper table in his home at Sol Har-
risOn street
Two Chinese were admitted to the room
where Dong was sitting. and each fired
one shot and disappeared Both bullets
struck Dong and he died almost instant
" Later the fusilade commenced In
the Chinese quarter
The killing Of Dong was the signal for
a general battle. Before the shooting
ceased four more Chinese had been shot
and more or less seriously wounded.
Hop Sings and Ping lungs were in
volved i'm the outbreak. which the police
believe was due to q quarrel among the
Chinese over All I<ee, a girl who lives at
Dong's horne. Dong is said to have been
heavily interested in gambling games IN
the Chinese quarter a number OF Chi
nese were placed under arrest by the po-
lice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
COURT NOTES.

Charles Bresee an insane man, who had
been in the state mental hospital at one
time and who had been discharged as
cured. again lost his reason yesterday
morning and was taken into custody by
the sherffS office. He was recOmmitted
10 the asylum yesterday by Judge George
@. Armstrong.
Mary J.. Taylor filed a petition In the
district court asking for letters OF adj
ministration for the estate of Charles Alb
ner Taylor. her husband, who died De-
cember 16 1906. The heirs are the widow
and a number Of children. The estate
consists of $3.50 cash and mining stock
valued at about S, 00o
Lena w. Dee filed suit in the district
court yesterday asking for an absolute
divorce from her husband. David II. Dee
alleging that he has been an habitual
drunkard since their marriage at Farm
ineton March 10. 1906. There are no chill
dren. The wife asks that her maiden
name. Lena w. Wettenbaugh. be restored
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
Members of the Committee.
OFFICERS GIVE DINNER.
Enjoyable Function Last Evening at
Fort Douglas.

The second annual dinner Of the Of
ficers' mess Of the Twenty-ninth infantry
was given last evening in the Officers
club at Fort Douglas, the custom hav-
ing been inaugurated a year ago. The
long table was arranged for thirty, aud
besides the officers there were present
a few of the associate members Of the
mess from town. Among these were He
Der NJ. Wells, Duncan Mcpherson Boyd,
Joseph T.. Game. Henry NJ. Crowther,
Fisher Harris and Charles S. Burton.
Captain John y. Madden was POSTMASTER
and introduced each speaker with
clever personal speech. The long table
was gay with quantities of American
Beauties and ferns, and the regimental
orchestra. stationed in the upper hallway.
furnished fine musical program
throughout the dinner. Lieutenant p c.
Galleher responded to the toast. Absent
Members: Captain r. III. Allen spoke on
The Regimental Horoscope; Captain H.
&. Clements toast was THE Gods of
War: Captain II. L. Kinnison responded
70 "Quartermasters 1 Have Known;
Lieutenant Cmapbell's response was to
THE Army, and Lieutenant Samuel
Parker the benedict-elect, responded to
the toast Our Sweethearts and Our
Wives"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Rehearsing for Next Concert to BE
Given About Feb. I.

The Salt Lake Symphony orchestra is
again in active rehearsals for its next
concert. TO be given about Feb I. The So
loists on that occasion are to be Miss
Esther TuckCrman Allen. the violinist,
and Alfred l.. Farrell, basso, who will
be heard publicly for the first time on
that occasion. The response 20 the ap-
penses OF the last concert has not been
SO generous as the directors could wish.
but an encouraging sign is that the re-
Spouse has come from those who do not
represent the wealth of the community,
and who give because OF their love of good
music. When il is known that the direc-
tor has given his services the last three
concerts without compensation, II be-
comes apparent that the organization, OF
which the whole town is proud, should
be placed on a paying basis by a small
endowment fund TO cover extra expenses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
FIGHT SHY OF
HEWLETT'S BILL
Legislators Do Not Commit
Themselves on Railroad
Commission Measure.
UNDERCURRENT is HOSTILE
BELIEVED TO HAVE SMALL
CHANCE OF PASSING.

That the proposed railroad commission
Jaw is to be a leading issue in the coming
legislature, which convenes at noon Mon
day, was made manifest yesterday by the
activity Of the Merchants & Manufac-
turers' association, which flooded the city
with petitions and circulars in an effort
to obtain a formidable list Of signatures
to impress the lawmakers.
These petitions have been sent broadcast
over the state in the past two weeks, and
the projectors of the proposed law claim
TO have received a great amount of en-
enlargement
Incoming members Of the legislature
yesterday were dsincIined to talk for
publication and fought shy of interview
erS, particularly when the subject of rail-
road legislation was preached.
This shyness of the lawmakers did not
conceal quiet undercurrent of oppoS-
ton TO the proposed measure. and per-
sons in touch with the situation expressed
the decided conviction that a railroad
commission measure has small chance OF
becoming law at the coming session.
President o. II. Hewlett of the Mer-
chants x Manufacturers association vir-
tualiy kept "open house" at his head
quarters yesterday and to all who would
listen he urged the Importance of the pas
sage of law TO regulate the railroads
of the state. Representative John q
Critchlow of Salt Lake, who is expected
to father the railroad commission meas
ure. is detained on business trip in the
east. but it is given out that he will be
here probably today. and expects TO in
troduce his bill early in the session.
The opportunities of candidates foI
minor offices before last nights caucus
kept the members too busy to devote
much time TO the consideration, much
less the discussion. of proposed legisla-
ton, and the canvass for the proposed
railroad commission law suffered along
with other pet measures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
EYE DEPARTME NT.

Drs. Shores Eye Department is in
charge Of a Specialist Of 81 years.
training in the treatment OF all dis
eases Of the Eye. Astigmatism, Far
and Short sight-Cross Eyes. Gran
ulated Lids, and all other diseases
of the eye skilfully treated and
at very reasonable rates.
GLASSES FITTED TO ANY EYES
and Satisfaction guaranteed from
S100 up Consultation and Examina-
ton Free at Drs. Shores Offices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
ALFONSO DEFIES MINISTERS
Opens Protestant Chapel in His Court
for Princess Henry.

Madrid. Jan 12-Against the opposition
of the court, King Alfonso today author
ized the opening of a protestant chapel
IN connection with the palace. for the
benefit of Princess Henry of Battenburg
mother of Queen Victoria who is the
kings guest pending the confinement OF
the queen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
Sixty Years Experience OF an Ole
Jurse.

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu
liable 1t relieves the child from pain
cures diarrhoea. gripping In the bowels
and wind coilc. BY giving health TO the
child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
a bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
DIS. SHORES ALONE
| FURNISH PROOF OF THEIR
SKILL
Read the Honest Testimony of
MIR. ChdS. Miller

Mr.. Miller says "I have suffered from Catarrhal
troubles the past years and lately got bad
1 concluded I must do something for it. I began
with Drs Shores & Shores three weeks ago,
and the time l suffered terribly. 1 had headaches,
pain over the eyes, head and nose stopped up-my
throat swollen and infamed and felt miserable.
Under Drs Shores New Treatment I improved from
the start and although 1 nave not treated full
month yet, feel almost entirely well. already My
head is clear, headaches gone throat in good shape
breathe easy and natural again. and feel ii a duty
to tell my friends what DTs. Shores have done for
me- and unhestatngly endorse these Doctors to all
who want q square deal and quick
CSigned) Chas Miller, 2510 Lincoln Ave- ogden, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
CUTS DOWN RUNNING TIME.
Denver Cheyenne Roads to Build Cut
off Around AthoI Hill.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. IA special to
the Tribune from Omaha says that a
contract for building a cutoff on the
Denver-Cheyenne line at a cost of $500 COZ
has been awarded to Fitzpatrick brothers.
The new line will avoid Athol hill. over
which the line now goes. and will reduce
the running time between these two cit
les. The cutoff will end at Borie. eight
miles west of Cheyenne. where through
freight will be handled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
STEWART REFUSES POSITION.

Washington. Jan 12-Philip B. Stew
art. Of Colorado. has notified the presi-
dent that his business engagements are
such that he will not be able TO accept
the position of commissioner of the gen
eral land office TO be made vacant by the
retirement OF Commissioner Richards on
March
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH-Deafness. Nose and
Throat Troubles, Eye and Ear Dis
eases, Bronchial and Lung Troubles,
Asthma. Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney Diseases. Bladder Troubles, Fe-
male Complaints. Chronic Diseases
of Women and Children. Heart Dis
ease, Nervous Diseases, Chorea est.
Vitus' Dance), Ricketts,. Spinal Trou-
bic. Skin Diseases, Sciatica and
rheumatism, Diseases OF the Bow
els, Piles. Fistula and Rectal
Troubles, Goitre Cor Big Neck,
Blood Diseases. Tape Worm,
Hay Fever, Hysteria, Epilepsy. In
somnia, etc, and all durable Nerv-
Gus. Private and Chronic Dis
eases. Prices and terms within the
easy reach Of ali. Call or write.
Consultation free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
PRESIDENT BOOSTS SLATER.

Washington. Jan. 12.-The president to-
day sent to the senate the following
nomination:
Assistant secretary of the treasury, Ar
thur T. Slater. OF WASHINGTON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
USED MORAL VIOLENCE.
Unique Charge Made Against French
Physician in California.

Paris. Jan. 12.-The suit of George
Croker, OF San Francisco for the recOv-
cry Of $4,000 paid to DR.. Doyen for treat
ing Mrs. Croker for cancer i'm 1904 was
heard today before the district tribunal
of the Seine Mr.. Croker contends that
the doctor exercised ''veritable moral
violence" making him believe it was
possible 60 cure his wife. and further Mr..
Croker claims that the results proved
the inefficiencv Of the Doven serum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
HOW ARE YOUR
EYES

No need be deprived Of the this special
living
you cannot call FOR THEIR SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
$l5 FOR A CURE OF CATARRHAL DISEASES CONSULTATION
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26
o~otepienie przeSla-
d0wania P0'ak6w.
(Dokohczene).

C7yz W Niemczech ME ma
my juz dose niechetnych
niezadowolnionych ludzi po-
miedzy mniej wykszta}cony.
mi, czyz pragniemy powiek"
szy6 liczbe to przez ca}Y "a
step ludzi1 wykszta1conych!
Czyz ME dose ola *rzadu
piracy u%trzymanie W kar'
bach 8 milion6w socyalist6w
i czy gwaltem potrzeba "
szereki ich pedzic 4milicny
Polak6w? y
O., socyalni demokraci cd
dawna ma to czekaja z OF.
wartemi rekoma tych ME
szcze6liwych przyjma. A do
mich przylaczy sic z ma
szych kres6w wschodnich
ca1y astep zniezadowolnio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26
Uozmy dzieci nasze czytac
pisat / movie pc polsku !
TO OWO
-~ =
~

,,Chwa1a IA wysokosci b.
gu, a ma ziemi pok6j lueziom
dohrej wolf" - ten spiew
anielski zdaje sic rozbrzmie"
wac dis pc ca}ym swiecie,
g}oSniej niz Nv noe Narodze-
ria Pa1skiego. S}yszymy go
w koscio}ach i domach chrze-
scianskjch, powtarza go ra-
dose ozywiajaca t1arze MI
liOnhv niewinnych istot, kt6-
re 0 Bozi chyba lyle VIE
dza, ze je obdarzz podarkam1
"a dobry pacierz "a g1zecz-
ne po5}uszA6stwo; nam STAR
sym trudno jest ME odczu
wac tych dzviek6w niebie-
sk;ch, choc!a&bysmy ich ME
s}yszeli, boz i my kiedys
bylismy niewinnymi, a pa
mice nasza ME TAXA tepa,
abysmy ME mie]i jej odswie'
zyc "a widok tel niek1ama-
nej uciechy otaczajacej mas
dziatwy. Cieszmy sic i raduj'
my, bosmy przeciez wszyscy
ludzmy dobrej wolf, a vice
ten dzie6 i ola mas niesje
pok6j ma zieni. ,,Chot bur2e
pioruny woko}o, wesolo re
glujmy weso}O - po zycia
burzliwym potoku!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26

Hakaty6ci g}osza, re W pol
skich dzielnicach co drugi
cz1owiek to zdrajca stanu.
A wszakze tego ME ma. To
wszystko bajki, widma, opo-
wiadania, a wreszcie k}am~
silva i %bezmy5lne przesady,
Cd lat %g}oszone ludowi ME
! mieckiemu, W celu sztucz-
nego stworzenia niebezpi e.
cze6stwa po]skiego.
Polak got6w jest STAG sic
wiernym poddanym, ale s}u-
sznie zada, ably korzysta6
m6g} tax samo, jak reszta
pruskich %obywateli, z wszel.
kich korzy6ci wsp6lnego zy~
cia sp6}ecznego i pa6stwo~
wego, i ably ME obchodzono
sic z MIN, jak z niegrzecz-
nom dzieckiem, albO tel ME
obdarzano go, jak zbrodnia-
RIA, ustawami wyjqtkowe-
mi.
S1usznie domaga sic, ably
usunieta 'zosta}a ustawa "a
kazujaca osiedlenia sic Pola~
kom. Zada, ably dzieci W je-
zyku .ojczystym pobiera}y
nauke re]igij, wymaga row.
niez, by ami 2 powodu je-
zyka ojczystego, sni tez ma
rodowych uczuc ME zarzu-
cano 60 bezustannie wstre-
tnemi podejrzeniami.
Ami serca z piersi, ami je-
zyka z ust ME MONA Pola~
kon wyrwac. Nar6d polski Z
wlasnej why dose musiaz
znosie sromoty cd lat 100,
gorzko zmuszonym by} po-
kutowac "a s}abosci swych
kr6li i wfasne.
Wobec Boga i ludzi ME
many prawa odmawiania pc
wieczne easy Polakom ma
dziei, re kiedys dawniejsze
ich pafstwo zostanie jeszcze
odbudOwanem.
Re to juz teraz mozliwem,
O tenn laden rozsqdny Polak
ME marry.
Jezeli Polak broni honOru
narodowego, a odbudowan;e
pa6stwa W rece Boga sk}ada, |
jezeli honor narodowY LACEY
scisle z wiara swoja i "a zad-
ne skarby ssiata wyzbyc sic
go niechce, to nietylko ma
do tego wszelkje prawo, ale
kazdy cz2owiek, maj4cy po'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26
Kolenda Tex@ska Wiarusowi na rok 1908.

Idzie starry Wiarus do ludzi W kolendzie
Vitae MOVIE latko i 6piewac VAN bedzie;
S}uchajcie ludkowie, co VAN Wiarus powie
Ma kolende, kolende.
Male dziecie Jezus W stajence sic rodzi,
Wszystkich wyswobodzi}, -Polske wyswobodzi.
Przybadz Jezu ma}y! VIOLA nar6d ca}y
Ma kolende, - kolende.
Oh ~przyjdzie do mas niebieska dziecina,
Zyska wolnosc Polska, Litwa, Ukraina,
Tylko z MIN trzymajmy, Jemu chwa}e danny
Ma kolende - kolende.
Slicznie s1once bile ma niebie wysokiem
Skrzy sic sniezek bia}y ma polu szeroklem,
Widok to wspania}y zlaczon nar6d cafy
Ma kolendzie kolendzie.
Ojcze idz do piracy, - domu pilnuj mako
Dzieci szlej do szkoly, ~przyjdzie move latko
Wolno6ci, swobody, - jedno6ci i zgody
Ma kolende, kolende.
lyle Ojciec wielki, lyle Ojciec W niebie,
Zyje nar6d polski we %wielkiej potrzebie,
Lecz Bog da ratunek ma ciezki frasunek
Ma kolende, kolende.
Wtedy to dopiero %przyjdzie Wiarus starry
Powinszowac wszystkim wolnosci i WARY
Zatem sic krzatajmy Wiarusa wspierajmy
Ma kolende, kolende.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26

nych niemieckich rzemiesl-
nik6w i robotnik6w. Niebez-
pieczefstwo sta}oby sic ak
tualnem a Rad mia}by do
czyrienia JUL ME Z 3, ale
moze z 10 milionami socyal-
nych demokrat6w.
z tego dzisiaj dobrodusz"
nego, z podziwienia godna
c~ierpliwo6cia, Polaka, sta}by
sic socyalny demokrata maj
czystszej woody, pefen niena-
wi6ci, pragnacy zemsty 10
krzywde, kt6rej dozna}, "a
wygnanie z rodzinnego zago-
nu, "a wszystkie te obciecia
dawniejszych praw obywa"
telskich.
Czy naprawde te 6m'esz.
ne opowiadania O niebezpie-
cze6stwie polskiem maja do
takich doprowadzic skut-
k6w, czyz many rzeczywis-
Gle dozyc rosyjskich stosun-
k6w? Czyz maja o mas mo,
vic: Socyalna demokracya
ME jest JUL rozrzucona CRU
pami pc ca}ych Niemczech
DO Money maja Gala pro-
wincya socyalnych demo-
krat6w, Poznahskie, W kt6~
rem dotychczas dobrodusz-
nj Polacy mieszkali, a kt6-
rych przerobionoigwaltem ma
najzacietszych socyalist6w?
Czyz do LEGO ma prawde
ma dojsc?
w razie wyw}aszczenia
przysztoby bez najmniejszej
watpliwo6ci do tego. Cz1o-
wick, do rozpaczy dopro'
wadzony, must sic STAG dr.
ka bestya a przeciw taki@mu
Wake %prowadzit gwa}tem
nader jest trudno, czesto bez-
skutecznem a sprawl pogar-
sza sic tylko.
Ajakze nieskohczenie tru~
duo, lie to lat potrzeba, ably
zatrze6 take nieudane pro-
by, usunac szkodyi niebez-
p~ieczehstwa. katwo bard2o
|duzo z1ego narobic, ale jak
nie}atw6 naprawi6 to po-
tenn!
Nie-za taxa ustawa ia
den uczciwy Prusak g}oso~
wac ME bedzie! Precz z taxa
niemoralna, barbarzyhska
mysla, kt6ra jul jake samo
przyruszczenie dose krWi
napsu}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26

Nowy clos jak grom pio-
runowy uderzy} W nasze
|spofecze6stwo W zesz}ym
tylko tygodniu, gdy iskry
telegraficzne roznios}y pc
swiecie cywilizowanym wiesc,
re moskiewski barbarzyniec
zamkna} jednym zamachem
1900 szk6} polskich, wznie-
sionych i utrzymywanych
ME z kasy rzadowej, jak bye
powinno, lecz podatku
dobrowolnego, nadstatowego
narodu jeczacego pod zbyt-
MIN ciezarem haraczu tyrah'
skiego. Clos ten, zdaje sic,
by} ma to obliczony, by nam
zamaci1 radosG W dniu wese-
la powszechnego, wymlerzo
no go BOWEN W przeddzieh
Bozego Narodzenia, lecz czy
zdolny jest eel zamierzony
osiegnac? Nigdy! Mysmy H.
die dobrej wolf, vice VIE
my, ze nam Pan Bog pok6j
aaje, a wobec Boga najlepiej
obliczone zamiary chocby
najpotezuiejszych mocarz6w
ziemskich So tylko czczemj
marzeniami, kt6re nis temu:
Il kim Bog, ]ecz tym, &C
swej brutalnej sile ufaja, "a
szkodzic NIGGA.
Dziatwa braci naszyoh W
Kr6lestvie ME bedzie mia1a
szk6} regularuych, nauka
stauie sic trudniejsza uciaz-
liwsza ola dziatwy i ucza-
cych, lecz bedzie O lyle
milsza i tenn g}ebsze zapusc;
korzenie, lie odbywaG sic be-
dzie tajnie, kryjac sic przec
groza niesprawiedliwego prze:
%aladowania. SWAT cafy wsp6l'
czuc mole tylko. z ludzm:
dobrej wolf, a takiml ludzm:
okazali sic nasi bracia pod
rzadem moskiewskim; ola ty.
rama i barbarzy6cy, kt6ry
dowi6d} tenn czynem, &c
pragnie gasic oSwiate, gdy
ca}y SWAT, wszystkie rzady
daza do jak najszerszej o.
swiaty, znajdzie sic tylkc
wzgarda, jeze]i ME przekle6'
stwo. Nar6d, kt6ry przel
=, wiecej niz wick ca}y, pomi'
5 mo najokrutniejszych pre-
; s!adowa6, ME zapomnia{ {
5 swych idea}ach, ME upadnie
i pod tym ciezkim ciosem
AMI sic ustraszy, lecz z no
wa sifa i wiekszem wyteze-
MEM podazy do swego celu
do wolnosci, A vice i my:
by6my tylko ME zaprzali sic
swego pochodzenia i ME "a
pomnieli O obowiazkach
/ niego p}ynacych, cieszyc sic
mozemy, 5e5my o rok PREY
blizyli sic do chwili oswo'
bodzenia Ojczyzny.
O O O o
Prusak W swej zapal3zy'
wosci przeciw naszej naro
dovoSci powiedzia} sobie;
;,czas sko6czyc z Polakami'
~ .oo or1n.,,01c 01nrl1n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26
MASH AGEFCI.

upowazuieni So do ko]ektowanla
.bonamentu WIARUsA nastepu]acy
tresi agenci ~mieitcowi:
ASHTON. 1te;-.. 57n S!;i5;nsIi
Mich. :aicndyk
8ALGlNnRr, II. Z. :. ziarcowsh
COLUMBUS, &ebr.. " itor !'arasinsk
FRIED y. Da& 3. F. S zarkowsSi
7ECNv!L!,s, s. DeE., Iozef Gruba
Nell 81. Wis, Jecfi Deyiowsk
..ARL.IN. Tex, 5. +. Go*ski
EAa;T:CORE, Pc. s.. Fah'oaTh
= EW WAVERLY. Tex. = =. Froch
OAK HILL, s!ic::, ST j. +" riskt
ST ANNA, MINI. A am Ve'!owski
GREENHOUSE. Mimi. A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. S. w.. Lukaszewicz
Jan Ian
WARSAW, N. D. Isodor Wysoeki
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, T.. Lewandowskt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-26
czucie honoru, p~odziwiac g

czucie honoru, pOdziwiac go
mus!
Wzorem powinno to bye
ola mas Niemc6w, a ME wstret
albo nienawisc budzic, tax
jak to ludzie MES wiadomi
przedstawiaja.
Czyz o ma}ym Brandon
burczyku tax samo ME N.Y.
SleliSmy, %skuwajac kr6lestwo
pruskie, i czyz ME g}osilis-
my zawsze wielkiej narodo-
wei idei niemieckiej? Czy&
ma}o z powodu tego krwi
p1yne}o i czyz W roku 1848
niomieckich bohater6w ME
wrzucono do wiezienia z to-
go tylko powodu, poniewaz
obawiano sic ma1odusznie o
ca}osc pruskiego 'pa6stwa?
Rzucaja bezustannie Po-
lakom W oczy wielkie dobro-
dziejstwa, kt6rych doznali
cd rzadu cd czasu p%rzynale-
znosci cd pa6stwa. Czyz to
jednak by}y jakie5 szczeg6l~
niejsze dobrodziejstwa, czyli
tel dobrodziejstwa, kt6re
spada1y takze ma kazdego
innego pruskiego %obywate)a
pahstwa?
Mic, one ME by}v takiemi,
by1y o wiele mnjejszemi.
By}y to okruchy, kt6re spa
daily 20 stolu bogacz6w, / ME
W tel pe}ni, jaka sic Polakom
nale4a}a, co i'm przyrzoczo-
no: byly to tylko okruchy,
chociaz dope}niali talk samo :
wrzystkich swoich obowiaz'
k6w, jak kazdy niemiecki
ich wsp6lobywatel.
Czyz i'm przyznano kiedy~
kolwiek r6wne prawa W u
rzedach acknowledgement,
albo posr6d korpusu officer
skiego?
Bardzo tylko wyjatkowo!
Pozwolono i'm cukru poli-
FAC, ale t. skoro go ugry6c
chcieli, cukier odjeto i'm z
pred nosa.
Czyz z r6wnem uprav ME-
MEM dozwolono i'm bra6 u
dial W budowie ko]ei zelaz-
nych, dr6g publicznych, al
DO j W innych takich pred
sie%biorstwach publicznego IT,
zytku? Bardzo ty]ko wyatt
kowo!
Robiono i'm obietn;ce, a
p6zniej pod rozmaitymi pc.
zorami oddalono ich.
Patrzec czesto musieli, jak
PREY wielu publicznych
przedsiebiorstwach Njemiec,
sasiad ich, korzy6ci ciagna},
a oni straty ponosili. Liczne
przypadki, akta wielkich VIA.
dcicieli i powiatowych zarza-
dow m6wia O tenn i So niez"
bitym tego dowodem.
1 jake dziwic sic MONA,
ze rozgoryczenie niedowie-
rzanie Polak6w ME zmniej-
sza}o sic nigdy? Czyz wyma-
gao mozemy cd Mich, ably
byli nadludzmi i pozwoli]i
traktowac sic, tax pudle?
Czyz mozemY zada6 cd Mich,
ably poczucie swej godnosci
jak starry surdut do szafy:
zawiesili?
Czyz Polacy ME p}acili jak
najuc2ciwiej podatk6w i czyz
ich p}acic ME musieli, czyz
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