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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

/ Mrs. G. o. Davis. who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. d
Dunn at North Yakima for some time,
returned home last Thursday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Dunn and
baby.
{ Come to my place two miles east
and one mile north of Nexperce,
about April sth. one brown and
two gray colts. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad. w.
G. Parrish.
Come to my place q miles south
of Nezperce on Saturday, April 9Th,
one red steer with white face, about
; years old, no brand visible but
right ear cropped, long horns.
Owner viii please call pay charges
and get animal. C. c. Hess.
Carbolineum-one application will
permanently destroy all poultry YER
min and preserve your building from
rot and decay. 1t is an antiseptic
and non-evaporative fluid which is
an absolute preserver of wood, rope,
canvas, leather, etc. For sale by
Ramey Lumber Company. Ltd.
There will be a meeting of the
Farmers Educational & Cooperative !
Union at Wilson's hall Saturday
afternoon. April IS. 1908. and all
members are earnestly requested to
De present. The union will have
'hree car loads of hogs pooled and
ready for market May LIST. Jas.
President.
STAYED OR SroLEE-Some time
his spring, iron gray mare. coming
wo this spring, branded J (Bar j
N left shoulder, bay horse colt con-
ng three this spring. branded ] on
eft shoulder, brand very dim. A
LIBERAL reward will be paid for in
ormation leading to their recovery.
Notify Herald Office.
The.6rst of the week T. NJ. Robin
on purchased from Mockler &
Doris seventy-six head of the finest
eef cattle that have been sold on
his prairie for some time. Their
verage weight was 1910 pounds
nd the price paid was 4 cents.
hey were purchased for Mitchem
iros., of Spokane. Washington. Z
The state veterinary surgeon is
ow making tour of this sectionI
'oking after glandered horses. |
he $1,000 Coach stallion owned
y company Of farmers north of
ie river was among the horses !
'und to be affected and was shot
the surgeons order. Several r
orses in different parts Of the y
'untry we're condemned and shot.
he surgeon found Farley & Brun- =
ms stock o K.-Peck Sun. y
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

The meanest man has been 10,
Gated. He went into a hardware
store and asked the proprietor for a
pound of nails. The small package
was made up and the price. nickel,
handed to the merchant, when the
customer asked if his purchase
could be sent to his home. The
merchant assented and calling a
boy handed him the parcel with a
dime, and said: Here, Johnny,
take this parcel up to Mr.. Blanks
house What, . said the customer,
"are you going to give that boy
dime to take that parcel up2"
why. certainly" said the mer-
chant, 81 wouldn't think of asking
him to go so far for nothing.
We'll" said the meanest man, eff
you would just as soon give me my
nickel back I viii take it up my
self and you viii save five cents.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-23

To any man acquainted with the
character of the voters upon this
tracz, the possibility of any man
getting Office who comes before the
people with record for unfaithful
service in public Office is quite re-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-05-22
Blank Contracts.

The Commonwealth has a complete
OF Rent, Share and Wage Con-
and Bills Of Sale blanks for sale.
Planters in need Of these blanks can
secure same by applying at this Office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-05-22
hairdressing.

Puts, Switches and Curls made
from combings or cuttings by Mad
am NJ. T. Duke, 507 East Main
street. Phone 230.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-05-22
Money to Loan

on improved farm lands. at low rate OF
interest. for from Ave 70 ten years.
Address. PRANK z. EVERETT,
lndiauoIa. Miss. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

called the Forest City and can be classed
with the most beautiful and attractive
summer resorts.
There Is curious mingling of old and
new which attracts visitors here. The
visitor generally comes to study the
places of historic interest. and is so
charmed by the climate and scenery that
lie stays to enjoy the comfort and luxury
of seaside resort combined with the
facilities Of d modern city.
In no other part of the United states
can pleasure seeker find so great a
variety of attractions each with It's own
particular fascination. After satisfying
his patriotic pride with the historic
scenes Astounding in Portland. the visitor
can spend days and weeks i'll and around
CascO bay. Bathing is free from danger;
beating has charm of its own, and the
island and mainland have doz ms OF pleas
ure resorts sports and places of interest
which have no rival
From the hotels in the city. all OF
which are we'll conducted. short trips can
he taken daily. to places near the CITY. and
which are all worth seeing. The street
railway service is excellent. and numer-
Gus steamboat lines provide tire means
of delightful sails. with Portland as the
starting point The afternoon trips CT
the steamers of the transportation com
panies are arranged 50 as 10 cover all
the points behind the outer rampant
OF Seward Island. \ fisherman viii have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

coe E. Brookbank. Indiana. $1,000 to
$1.4O0; Carl Mass. New York. $1,000 to
81 200: John j. Kelly, Delaware. 81 900 to
S1.2OO; Edmund w. McLarren. Pennsyl-
vania. $500 to $1,000: John Molloy, Porto
Rico. $500 to 900.
Auditor for the State and other depart
ments-John w. Miner. District of Co.
lumbia. $500 to S72O.
Auditor for the Post Office Department
Bird G. Shelton. Texas. $1,000 to $l.4n:
Thomas d. Manchester. Illinois, 81 900 to
81 300; George B. Furman New York
81 900 to SLIGO: NJ. Lawrence Small Penn
sylvania. $1.an to. 100: William Buck
ley. Virginia $1,000 to 81 100; John II. Roe
Arkansas, $500 to 81 900; Buyler o. Boiling
Iowa. $500 to $1,000: Mary ]. Mari. Dis
trict of Columbia $500 to S1NM Frank
Nivens, Texas. 5000 to 81 OOO; Albert
Lewis. California. S72O to $500: John G.
Bulger. Kentucky. S72O to $500: Deborah
j. Apple. Illinois. $3.50 to S.AN: Annie &
kenealy. District of Columbia. $3.50 to
$500: William Fl. Upshur. District of Co
lumbia. $3.50 to $40: Nellie r Spindle.
District of Columbia $3.50 to $40: Nellie
c. Robinson, Ohio. $500 to $3.50: Genevieve
A. Wheeler. District of Columbia, $3.50
to $3.50
Controller of the Observation-Disclosures
+. Harrah. Illinois. $1,000 to 81 100
Controller of the currency-Josah L.
billiard. Arkansas. $500 to 81 600
Supervising architect-Samuel S. Voor-
hees. New York. y. HOO to $2,6OO. Henry q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

Mcnamara. Montana $500 to $40: Sig
nora Allen. Mississippi $500 to 500: An
ME l.. Casey, District of Columbia, $500
to $3.50. Mary j. Mcdonnell. District of
Columbia. $500 to $500: Lena NJ. Taylor,
District of Columbia 5000 to $500.
Auditor for the Treasury Department.
Albert Temple Michigan. $500 to 81 200.
Auditor for the War Departmental A.
Short. Missouri. s1,4OO to 81 800; Harry Fl.
Campbell. Maryland. 81 200 to 81, 400; Sam
uel S. Madison. New Jersey. $1,000 to
81 400. Nelson H. Miller. District of Co.
lumbia. $1,000 to $1,000. v. P. kalmbach
Missouri. $1,000 to 81 100. Maurice Hur-
WITT. Massachusetts. $1,000 to s1.aOO:
Frank w. Graham. Missouri. $1,000 to
$1,000: Fred l.. Moore, Missouri, $1,000 to
81 100; B. l.. Stephenson. Oregon, 81 900 to
81 200; Louis r. Butts. Texas. $500 to
81 900. Adam Steinmetz, Iowa, $500 to
900: c. F. Mcintosh, Iowa, 5000 to
81 200: Roy l.. Fellers. Michigan $500 to
81 90: Maize r. Fountaine. District OF Co.
lumbia. 5000 TO 1000: Ebert Charity
Kansas, $40 to s!Wn: James A. Porter
Louisiana. $40 to $1,000: William NJ
Braswell. Georgia. $3.50 to 5000: julius w
Ross. Texas. $3.50 to sS4J
Auditor for the Interior Department
George c. Schaeffer. District Of Co1umia,
$500 to 81 900: William A. Woodruff. New
York, $500 to $1,000. Chester b. HARDWOOD
Massachusetts. $40 To $500: Jesse s. Pc
terson. Minnesota. $3.50 to s72D.
Auditor tor the Navy Experimentation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
transferred from Smithsonian Institu-

transferred from Smithsonian lnstitu-
tom.
Auditor for the Post Office Department
NJ. Francis Sayers. New Hampshire. $500
transferred from Post Office Depart
ment.
Office of internal revenue-f,Cwin X.
connor Louisiana. 5000 transferred from
internal revenue. field force).
Promotions
Office of the secretary-John II. Schaef-
er. Maryland. 81 400 to ST 500: Frances c.
wager. District of Columbia. S72O to $500:
Helen NJ Lunsford. District o. Columbia.
S72O to 5000: Margaret T. Coleman. Dis
trict of Columbia, $500 to $72O: Dennis w.
Whitehead. Texas. $500 to $3.50: Grace f.
Lesh. District of Columbia. $50 to $40:
Alice NJ Spellman. District of Columbia
500 to $500: Clara E. Hamacher, Penn
sylvania $500 to $500.
Office OF internal revenue-Joseph NJ
Young, Porto Rico 5000 To 81 900; Julia
l.. Mccoy. District of Columbia. $500 to
81 coo
Office of the treasurer-James y. Kline
Pennsylvania $40 to $500: Mary G. Nor
gan. District o. Columbia. $500 to $500:
Louis Schapiro. Wisconsin. $500 to $500:
Margaret p Cooley. District of Columbia
SI2o to $500. Clara S. Bell. Virginia. S720
TO $500: Alice NJ. Hoffman District of Co
limbia S1Go to $50: Mary f HUNT. Dis
trict of Columbia, 800 TO $40, James L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
CHANGES IN TREASURY
RECENT APPOINTMENTS AND
PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED.

The following changes in the classified
service of the Treasury Department are
announced: Appointment on certiiication
II the United States civil service commits
sion.-Office of the Secretary-Joseph VIII
Iiams. New Jersey. $3.50: George K. Hardy.
North Carolina. $500.
Office of the supervising architect
Charles " Evans. Ohio. $40: Herbert
Cohen. Illinois. $3.50.
Auditor for the War Department-Harry
l.. Hart. Kansas. $500: Charles h. Leffei.
Ohio. $500. Gustave A. Gambs. Ohio. S'HD.
Auditor for the Post Office Department
Frank l.. Peckham. District of Columbia.
$3.50
once of internal revenue-Herbert H..
Halter. New Jersey. $3.50; Adam Yoder
Indiana, $500.
Appointment by transfer from other de-
parfmentS: Auditor for the Interior De-
nartment-Edith T.. Hyde, Nebraska $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

Sherwood. Minnesota. $500 to so.2D;
John II. Mcdowell. Ohio. $3.50 to $2ON;
Warren G. Noll. Pennsylvania. $500 to
S.. 600: William B. Whipple. District of
Columbia. 81 800 to $500; Harry Barton
Pennsylvania. S1.6O to $500: HasweN r.
Williams. Maryland, $1,000 to $1.sOO: Jo-
seph " Vanderbilt. Minnesota. $1,000 to
81 800: Mathew T. Moomaw. Virginia
81. 400 to $1,000: Frank A. Mcneil. Nir-
gnia S1.4OO to 81 600; Harry F, Howes
New York. 81, 400 TO 81 800: Annie +. Lari-
guey. Georgia. $1,000 to 81 400. Lloyd o.
Goble. Iowa. $1,000 to S1.4O0; William +.
Rider. Maryland. 1000 to Sl.2oo: j. Err
nest Price. Virginia. $1,000 to S1,2D; Har-
ry F. Cunningham. Maryland. $1,000 to
81 200; Harry A Wilton, Connecticut,
81 600 to 81. 200: jamie H. RiXey. Virginia.
$500 to 81 800; John H. Hession. Massa-
chusetts, 5000 to $1,2OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
ROBERTSON rs NARROWED
Republican Delegate to Republican
Convention Cannot Reach CHICAGO

The delegate from Hawaii to the ra
publican national convention at Chicago
is nlarooned on his island home He
won't be able to attend the convention
and the merchants association and rho
chamber of commerce of Honolulu have
sent a cablegram addressed To Prince
kalaniamaole. Hawaiian delegate in tho
House Il Representatives. in which they
blame the shipping laws which make II
impossible for the delegate to secur.
transportation on anything but an Amer:-
can steamer. and he can't get acconmo-
laticnS On one of those
The eablesram follows:
Robertson. delegate to national con-
"eltion and national committeeman for
Hawaii cannot leave. no steamer A.
'crnmodations. Shipping laws responSl
bile y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
RESEMBLES WASHINGTON.
Portland, Ne, Blessed With Many
Trees and Parks.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
PORTLAND. Me. May Is. 1908
Portland is very much like Washington.
inasmuch as it's streets are lined with
trees and it is plentifully supplied with
beautiful parks. For this reason it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

good luck In Casco bay whether he casts
his lire from wharf or shore or whether
he sails out to the deep-sea fishing
glounaS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Uczmy dzieci nasze czytat
pisac movie pc polsku
IL
TOT 0v0
.~~ R -

Biskupi uniccy .wydali 2
powodu zab6jstwa, popelnio-
nego przez unite ma osobie
namiestnika Galicyi, SIP. An
drzeja Potockiego, list pa
sterski, bezwzglednie pote-
piaiacy owa zbrodnie, jake
,,zarazajaca najmlodsze poko-
lenie i przeistaczajaca wznio-
sic uczucie mi1osci ojczyzny
we wstretne uczucie niena-
wisci i zawisci. Niemniej
potepi}a te zbrodnie og1romllnlllaa
wiekszosc Rusin6w j 2 O.
brzydzeniem odwr6ci1a sic
cd: Siczy6skiego, jake Cd
zbrodniarza, lecz to bynaj
mniej ME przeszkadza pew
nym pismom polskim " A
MERGE upatrywac W tym
wystepku Siczy6skiego cry
= tE'F- '"LE >Lr----t hsrtlG.
nu bohaterskiego "a wolnosc
swoja j swoich braci. WyWo-
dy tych pism zgadzaja sic
kropla W krople z wyWodamti
gazet hakatystycznych v
Niemczech, czyzby miedzy
jednemi j drugiemi bylo AZ
tax bliskie pokrewie6stWof..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

.skich mic podo1a Wpoejedyy1nr'-:,
Re Wssp6lnemlult na glsE',, Wro-
goWi, zat tlal Polacy pomi
mo smutnJycelhl ~krWawych
je-
'dnosci Rosya,Wyylaczac sic.
ME mlo nos wsp6lnej piracy,
gdy inne plemiona.
pobratymcszfsfl AS DO i. tego daza.
Truudno przebpacczzyf z7alpom
nice krzywdy, Wyrzadzane.
namsod stu lat przesz}o, alec
jestesmy chrzescianami, ere
szta "a jednego plemienlia.
5bledy ME. MONA Winic
wszystki:ch, niechaj vice
krwawiace serca nasze splona.
ofiara ma oltarzu zgody j
|jednosci s1owia6skiej
.o..o.o 0
OczvwiScie filozOfOWie
dzisiejsi So tylko- ludzmi
Pan professor W. Iutos}awski,
filozof polski;bawiacy obecnie.
W Chicago, dosyG dlugc u
stala1 " .spoleczehstWie ma
szem listami, 7oglaszanymi W
dziennikach W5Chicago, via:
re W siebie jake filozofa, ale
W kohcu ME zdzlerzyf.
Krytyka jedneggo 2 list6w
|jego: Q herykalizmie n Wy.
tracila go.z r6W WI { s
trudno uwazac 60 "a praW-
dziwego filozofa. List jego W
piatkowem wydaniu1 ,Dzien-
nika ZwiazkoWego': ,,Inkwi.
zycya swiecka.=w Chicago
to- juz ME rozumowania flo
zofa, lecz zwyczajne :wymy-
slanie.4 gee,>AAmiertelEn 2
Szkodal Pan professor po--
winien p6jS6 " Shady So
kratesa.dla fwiezenia sic W.
~cierpliWosen \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

n--+-ee-Fry1f L4-a-f .%---.s.A# E.' r. Eit4I - :iSSh.
jej materjalny j rozw6j 10
stall ma d1ugie ]ata zapewnio-
ny. /:
Roniewaz jednak ME usu-
nieto ca}koWicie spo}eczeh-
silva Cd udzialu W piracy mad
szkoia i oswiata, zatem ME
:wolno nam %za1amywac rak
2 zalu "a tym, co istniee
przesta}o, ME w%spomagac te-
go, CO %istnieje.
vice poczuwa sic do
olbywatelskich obowiazk6w
wzgledem kraju, kto ME os-
}ania samolubstwa wygod-
nym pesYmizmem, ten po-
I W1siiinien pamietac, ze istnieja
ce instytucye zas}ugqja "a
o~bywatelska pomoci opieke.
Niema Macierzy, ale ist--
nieja Gale zastepy analfabe-
tow: istnieja legjony dzieci,
potrzebujacych oohronek', j:
tysiace ubogiej m!odziez;y,
kt6ra niema sic "a co u!cz5Ytt
" szko}aeh prywatnych. Ist:..
nieja wreszcie instytucje. ma
ukowe i kulturalne, kt6re.
wegetuja nedznie 2 braku.
srodk6w. !.
Vice patrjotyczne has}o:
"Nar6d sobie" obowi4zuje
mas bardziej niz inhych.
Wiemy, 70 warunki. ga.
ciezkie1 ale j W najeiez-
szych wolno kazde mu oso-
bi6cie pospieszyc 2 ofiara ma
naukei oswiate, iaksr6wniez
kazdemu w,olno wesprze6 ta-
.ka instytucje, jaka uwaza "a.
najbardziej owocna ola prz;y-
szlosci. ..s
Ia droga z ptojedY6czych.
luznych Nofiar Wytworzy sic
zbioroWY czyn spoleczny,
kt6ry bedzie zarazem doWo-
demzycia, wolf w~ytrWania
GE.E-IEIE arahN48 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
$50 Sst1U s ~ Z
List HenryykR, 81 ie 3ll ZIG VI
GA.
Nar6d sobie...

NarOd sODle,
.Ciezkie doswiadczenie lat
poprzednich, swieze zawody
j 6wieze k~laski1Wskazuja nam
.dowodnie, ze jedna tylko is
tnieje pewniejsza droga, na
kt6rej szuka6 nalezy j. ochro-
ny spolecznego. zycia ilep.
szej doll i zado6cuczynienie
narodowym pragnieniom.
Droga ia jestspokojna,
odwazna j wytrwala praca
mad oswiata ludu j mad pod
niesieniem umyslowego j
moralnego poziomu W ca}.ym
narodzie.
Wiedzie onas do celu pc:
wolniej ale pewniej. Pomysl-
ne : pozoru zmiany, spoWo-
dowane przez Wypadki cd
mas niezalezne "a wodza.
Goraczkowe perywy cofaja
wistecz przYsz}oSc narodowa.
Natomiast praca zbioroWa
jest jake potazna rzeka, kt6-
"a nawet w6wozas, gdy MES
podzianie zwalone skafy "a
tamuja iej bieg okraza je
Tub podmywa j plynie dalej.
Spokojna ,obficzona ma da-
.leka przyszlodt .pr q ME Wy
.rz1eka sic niosego, wlaSnie'
.dlatego, .ze Jest t,: spokojna
Wyt|rw,aala nj. ME INA ma. izp mi
checenia, ME op'uiszcza rak (
nigdy ] zbnrrz % gmachy
nah,1dnmuWa.sz mrk mnZa niAr-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

wick zwolennicy dawnego
s}owianofilstwa niechetnie
p'atrza ia podkopywanie :ich
monopplu, jednakze sprawl
sauna zdaje sic: dojrzewae
skutkiem przyczyn czysto
zewnetrznych.a nRiecz'". oma-
w;ajac srzeczona sprawe, pro-.
wadzi jednoczesnie polemike
2 glosami oponent6w, ,kt6re
odezwaly sic zWiaszcza ma Ia
mach; organu pazdziernikQw-
c6w,.w ,,Golosie Moskwy."
Przede wszystkiem organ
kadet6w stwierdza, il sprawe
%:slowiadska wysune}a ma pc
rzadeksdzienny polityka mic
dzy-narodowa. Wprawdzie So
jeszscze.W Rosji tacy, kt6rzy
:jak przez sen powtarza]a:
Sam Bismark to powiedzia1''
~ alessbieg polityki zewn9-
trznej zaczyna ich coraz bar
dzej otrzyzwiac.
,,Ciiekawa rzecz ~ powiada
gazeta ze ia droga pred
ia mi doszli do mysli Q ko-~
ln1ieczna6ci zblizenia sic pomie
dzy s}owianami.."
Tu Rieczs" .cytuje szeregg
nazwisks francuz6w i angli-
k6w, kt@rzy, rozwazajac, jaka
sill moznaby
zaczepnej niemczyznie, PREY
slza do wniosku, &c si]a taxa
mnog}aby bye zjednoczona slo-.
.wia1szczyzna. ,,Dopiero Jed
max gdy zagrzmial ggrom vol
ny japo4skiej, we dwanascie
lat p6zniej, my6l ia zrodlizsi l]a
-sie iu mas
Jak sic jednak Wziat do
'rzeczy pc dlugiej bezczzyn
'nosci "Czy nalezys naleWates
Mode vino do starych buk
tlta 81 s i,puscic sic v dlroge.
POI rdezzaWych szyna.ch Tow.
.sloWjjlahislkkich pod wodza si-
,wi1,Ych jeneral6,lWai2la.
! 4'tRie.ozz o~5dlpowiaadal ~: "a to
z1e:nile,,5bo tradycja ,d'la ll'''l'
:aleWianofilstWa tract dis
.''ttru al11llQ.
8 Cyae kultury sloWiah6skie9
tego c t,,zal'lt SIG,
wag1iipalfisElzQssyzna IA u Zach'o,dzie
u. .lr,olzzzikliwgiiltEl.a,, y ujnlem zy'ccilemn ss So
uropejgkiemn1 niema vice R'lsl
AMI pottrzeby ami anismozziwoe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

CT, ably ujac ia " ciasne ra-
my doktryny sfowianofil-
skiej." "tDo slowian powin.
ni6my isc ME pc to, abyi ma
uczac ia ze starych zeszyt6w,
.lecz, zeby praylaczyc sic do
tego zycia, kt6re zaczelismy
cd wczoraj. Tylko2Ro-
STA odrodzona,, Rosja demo
:kratyczna, moze .liczy6 ma
wzbudzenie interesu wsr6d
w}oScian; tylko na ., ,l ggru1!n {; e
sp6}czesnych interes6W, ME
zas ma gruncie starych idea
low moze nastapic zblizenie
sic slowia1skie.. .Idac :za6 ku
,temu celowi, nalezy od1rzu-
ci6 wszelka mysl Q przodoW-.
nictwie, Q pierwszehstwie,
:lecz uszanowac kazda indy
wVidualnosc W5r6d rodzinys
s1owja6skiej." ~ ): /.
"Czy MOVIE zwiazki slo:
wia6skie zapytuje dalej
"Riecz" powinny mieG ma
cele ;polityczne? Przede-
wszystkiem sam fakt istnie-
MIA mice bedzies niewatpli-
vie z~naczenie polityczne.A-
le ci, kt6rym znana Jest .bli-
lei obfltose przeci wie6stw
.wsr6d spo1eeznej sloWiah--
szczyzny; ktp vie oszaciatych
swalkach, ttoczonych ew6r6d
czlcnk6W tel rodzinyy;; kto
widzia} rozdraznienie 1partyj
ne W Ionic oddzielnych; grup..
ten godzi sic. bezWarun-g
koWo, zes najodpowieda iej"
Sym gruntem| do zjedno'czze-
MIA bedlzie niewatpliwie grunt
.kultnralny. ZsteggQp; WYnika,
e move stowarzyszenia ME
mogga bye partyjnn.e.e
2 togo jed1nak; zdaniiem.
"R'.ieczyN ME Wynikka, T.
BY stowarzJszenia pozbawio
40 Wv YAaelkieh sbalvy
Wszelkliejj .fiaiioggnp1eml Bar
"a poWiplno by6 uzDnalpie
r6 81 & Sci ,iale, -. ON
'y' sloW vi II i'd| Iyl|ko
uu;wzgls a!1I'oie li'lgl tel eJl| z'sayssa az mo,
;z z,5a,sI 'alV1 .ss|ttolW|,arzystzzte'Ipjifom
.r lll'Ilsgg'li ]; z ZAP 4 gllif I 4 sz '.'llg ]
.i llg''Il'' sloWiia6szez
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

J, WA \; l.
chodzili SAM ma praWoslaw'ie;
j s,W l parable zaprzedaW adj
.PoWstalo stad zamieszzaanie, y
gdy coraz wiecej parafii ru-
,sidskich ginelo v paszczy
'smoka moskieWskiej szyzmmyy,
biskupi amerykan-
soy zaapelowal do Rzymu.
w Rzymie, rzecz prosta,
przedstaWiono sprawe rusih
ska vpo ameryka1sku, mic.
dziwnego przeto, re ia take
,po ameryka6sku welding
zyczenia tutejszej hierarchii.
- za1atano.
tObecnie Rusini, unici,
j maja bisfupa j go ME
mlaja. KS. biskup Ortyn-
ski jest %prawowicie kon-
~sekrowanym biskupem, ale
ME. I ma w1asciwie zadnej
wladzy bi Isl Q kazdlaa
fulnkcy.e biskupia traktoWac
mlusi Z biskupem amerykan-
skim dyecezyi, " kt6rej ma
fungowac; musi u~trzymywac
'porzadek moralny i mate
ryalny wpoSr6d Rusin6W,
lecz tylko jake p%odwladny :
seis1ym obowiazkiem zdaWa-
MIA relacyi odnosnym bisku-
pom amerykahskim j TUNA
c;zlenia sic pred mimi ma
zawolaniet gorzej Cd ksiezy
dyecezyalny'cth j swych VIA
snych niby-poddanych. Po-'
dziiwiiac ;trzeba doprawdy re-
zygnacye II poSwieeenie sic:
ks. biskupa Orty6skiego; 2
d rugiej strony niepodobna:
prawie zrozumtiec, ze1 Rzyym
tax po1owicYnie ! jednostron.
ME sprawe te piekaca za1a.
- Ameryka6ska bic
rarchiia tax strasznie obawia
sic ,,rzadu W rzadzie' j npah-
silva 2: " psah6ssttWief," re oczy7
wiscie j. *Rzym nastraszyyfa,.
Doe przeciez W Rzymie do:
brze wiedza, re W. Galicyi ma
przylKffad, W: " jjednem miescie,
1--WE Lwowie) al trzech arcy-
bis'kup6w trzechl 'oldrFebnycht
obrzaialkl66w katolickich rezyydu
je, zupe}nie niezaleznych ID
siebie, a mkt sic ME obaWia,
IL cato mad mimi niebo sic
za1amie, i re tam-bynaj mniej
z1ych nastepstw npahstwa W
pa6stwie" wykazac ME MOI
IA. !;
Ably Rusin6w " Ameryce
uspokoic zupelnie, potrzeba
koniecznie, ably mieli VIA.
sciwego .swego biskupa Tub
biskup6w, j ably ich ducho-
waie6stwu pozostawiono PREY
wileje t te. same, jake m;aja
.ksieza VI ich ojczyznie. INA
my tutejszych Rusin6w do
.brze i Z w1asnego przekona;-
mia wiemY,, czego onis zadaja.
o 0 Q Q
w Petersburgu ma sesyi.
.Zwiazku Slowian mial sic
onegdaj wyra1ic pose} polskil
do Dumy, Roman DmoWski,