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MNQna TURn OVER RARApR -GRQurD

liked the sensation of mechanical flight
he T. ,,lied:
Fine. Beats automObiling all hollow
This trip over. the machine was started
on a single-man flight. These flights have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13

been described before. The operator did
not try any fancy figures in air. but kept
up round after round till seventy-one had
been reeled off.
He went higher than the machi-" or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13

David Mishler eighty-seven years old
was killed by Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger train at crossing near Rock
wood Md. The horse Mr. Mshler was
driving was also killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
TWENTY Boat Crews Missing.

LISBON. September ia heavy storm
is blowing along the Portuguese coast
and already has done much damage to
fishing craft Twenty boats, whose crews
aggregated go men, are missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Aurora Borealis Affects Wires.

Moses 18th annual Sept. sale.-Advt.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
GOT EVEN WITH ROAD.
Death of Man Who Walked Because
He Thought Road Beat Him.

Plymouth, Mass.-Capt. Urban G.
Graffam of Darby, who was known all
through this section as "the man who
got square with the railroad" Is dead
of the grippe at the age Of 80.
When the Plymouth 6 Middleboro
railroad was laid out, much against
Capt. Graffam's will, considerable
taking of his property was made. For
this he received several hundred dol
lars less than he thought himself en-
titled to, and so he determined to "get
even." He figured how many trips to
Plymouth and Middleboro, to which
places he made frequent visits, the
sum would pay for, and vowed to de-
prive the railroad company Of the rev.
enue from his travels until he had
made good the amount which he fig
ured he had lost.
For years until he became somewhat
enfeebled by age he walked both 60
ing and coming In the last few years
he compromised by walking one way
and riding on the train the other until
the sum total was made up only
short time ago. The aged captain
was quite jubilant as the end of the
Belfimposed task drew near, and to
an acquaintance spoke gleefully when
only seven more trips remained to
complete his pilgrimage.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
old FORT TO STAND.
AssINNIBolNE, IN MONTANA, WILL
CONTINUE AS ARMY POST.
Was Built In 1879 and Bears the Rec
ords Of Many Bloody Campaign
with the Fierce Indians OF
the West.

st. Paul, Minn.-Historic Fort AS
sinniboine will not be dismantled and
blotted out of the Montana landscape.
The government has changed Its mind
and the grim old fort with Its battle
scars and traditions of the incessant
and bloody Indian warfare In the
early days will continue to house
Uncle Sans soldiers.
It was originally intended to dis
mantle the fort and sell the land.
Work was started tearing down the
buildings. Then the government
thought better of it and gave orders
to let the old fort alone. Now comes
an order from Washington directing
that one battalion Of the Second In
fantry be quartered at Assinniboine
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
or ever have met" says Crosby.

or I ever have met" says Crosby. "1
have followed his lead in the woods
when he has trailed bear and other
animals for days, following the route
taken by the animal as surely as he
would walk along cement sidewalk
in the city. would be at loss most
Of the time to see how Smith knew
the trail, and then he would show me
an overturned leaf or bruised twig,
which, he said, made the trail of the
fugitive animal plain as day"
Being one Of the most popular
guards employed by the government
at the penitentiary, Smiths return,
after his long illness, was welcomed
by ali connected with the government
institution
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
HUMAN BLOODHOUND
PRISON GUARD GIFTED IN TRACK
ING LAW BREAKERS.
Ten Years Spent in the Wilderness
Enabled Him to Cultivate Powers
Until Now He Is Regarded
as Wonder.

Tacoma. Wash.-After battling 1ot
nearly six months with a dangerous
malady, which for a time threatened
his life and which is the only Illness
he has experienced in 4S years OF ne
spent in the Olympic and CASCADE
mountains trapping and hunting ana
living out of doors, "Bloodhouno
Smith has won the hardest fight OF an
adventurous life and has returned TO
his work as chief guard OF the Ohlteo
States penitentiary at Mcneil lsianu.
Smith was one of the first "hl1e
children born in Thurston county, Il
not the first, and since boyhooo he las
hunted and trapped on the lslanos VI
Puget sound and the mountains 10
the east and west. He loves the wiz
woods and understands them 10 SUCH
a measure that he is known as blood-
hound" Smith, man who can Trail
man or wild animal through the dens-
est forests or across barren pralrles
with such a degree of accuracy tnat
he rivals the romantic characters o,
the pathfinder" and "Deerslayer'
created by ]. F. Cooper In his stories
of early American life.
It was Smith who trailed herman
Wendt, a counterfeiter, on the occa-
sion of his last escape from the III
closure of the United States penlten-
tiary on Mcneil island. While blood
hounds placed upon the trail OF tne
fugitive started for the south END OF
the island, Smith, accompanied Dy
Game Warden Reif of Seattle, "ent
northward. For IL hours Smith FOL
lowed the trail Of the fugitive. NO
path or roadway guided him.
! With his keen eyes fixed on the
ground and shrubbery, he detected
every newly broken twig, overturned
leaf and footprint invisible to all
others save himself. The man
knowledge Of woodcraft was surer tnan
the scent of the hounds. He led the
game warden to the lonely spot Al
the northern part of the island where
Wendt was hidden, and the desperate
convict was recaptured to be re
turned to the "pen."
Albion H. smitA, the trailer's rea
name, was born few miles south o
Olympia His parents crossed TN
plains in an emigrant's wagon, draw
by oxen, in 1852, and shortly after the!
took up homestead claim in Thurs
ton county the son Albion was born
From the time of his barefoot boyhoo'
Albion was a woodsman.
When he was 20 years old n
equipped himself with gooA rifle an
an assortment of steel traps, and thes
he took into the Olympic mountains
Until he was 30 years old he lived tn
solitary life of hunter, spending a.
of his time in the mountains. He e1
tered the prison service eight year
ago.
Deputy United States Marsha
Frank Crosby of Tacoma is an int
mate friend Of Smith, having know
the hunter since boyhood. Crosby
t recognized as one Of the best shot
in Pierce county, and himself is a
old-time woodsman.
Smith is the most wonderful trai
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18

The other two battalions and the band
will go to Fort Thomas. The Second
will reach Frisco about April Is and
should take possession of Assinniboine
about the goth.
In addition to its history in the
early days of Montana, Fort Assinni-
bolne is one of the largest reservations
the government owns, comprising 220,-
900 acres of prairie land, making 1T
admirable for target work. 1t Is be-
lieved that eventually the reservation
will be used for artillery target prac'
ice, as the immense tract will DO
away with any chance Of protest on
the part of people outside the reser-
vation.
The quarters as they now stand Will
accommodate SO officers and 6S5 men,
and the garrison is now being put IN
order for occupation by the officers
and men Of the Second. At present
only small detachment, consisting
of an officer and six or seven men, Is
at the fort to look after government
property.
Fort Assinniboine was erected IN
1879, the reservation being purchased
by the government May OF that
year.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
KING OF TRAMPs QUITS ROAD.
"A No. 1" VIII Tell in Book How He
Went 100000 Miles on $7.56.

Middletown, N. Y.-Tired of the life
of tramp, after roaming over the
country for "a years, known only as
"A No. l." Ray Livingston of Cam
bridge Springs, Pa, the most famous
tramp in the world, announces that
he will now quit the road and devote
the remainder of his life to literary
pursuits.
He will write a book on his travels,
having traversed 100000 miles since
he started out and only spent $7.56.
He speaks English, German, French
and Spanish, but has made his living
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Sleeps Only Two Hours Out of "a.

Sullivan, Ill.-Joseph Romine Of
Ficklin, a village near here, has slept
only two hours out of each "a since he
can remember and he is now SO years
old.
His health is excellent and he is
regarded as the sturdiest man in his
community.
For many years Mr.. Romine has
risen early in the morning, and after
eating breakfast at three o'clock walked
to his sawmill, q distance Of seven
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Make Him a New Nose.

Pottsville, PA novel operation at
the Poosville hospital resulted in an
entirely new nose for Albert Jones Of
Pine Grove, who had the old organ
severed by fall. The doctors sewed
the severed part on, but 1t had become
cold and would not knit.
AS last resort, the remainder of
new one formed from fresh flesh. The
new nasal organ does not distigure
Jones.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18

Henry Sioux Falls the first of the area
Dakota When Minnesota was
Minnesota without the state of Minnesota
1859 He
survivors
visonal Governor Masters exists
declined qualify Albright newspaper man. he estapsno
speaker
chief OF
sofa resides in Delaware, o.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18

by carving artistic images from Irish
potatoes.
He neither smokes, drinks nor gam
bles. Livingston has travelled by rid
ing on top and underneath freight and
passenger cars.
Barns and depots throughout the
country contain the inscription "a
No. l."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
Uczmy dziect nasze czytac
pisac 1 movie pc polsku
TO 0v0
~ -- -. -.'F' Ht. E.-..- fr.,.,-.-5@a
g? g ~

.rs -E-f-Ey.tIlF.t Br.&.2.
,,Dziennik Chicagoski" 2
dnia 4. b. m. rzuci} mysl
zjazdu wszechs1owia6skiego
W Ameryce. Zdaniem oDzien..
nika Ch." %powinien zjazd.
odbye sic W tym samym
czasie, kiedy W starym kraju
zjada sic reprezentanci szcze-
pow s1owia1skich ma wezwa-
ME prof. Borzienki Odessy.
Polacy tam, W kraju, maja
z%apomniec ma czas zjazdu 20
plemiennych r6znicach j "a
wisciach", a my musieliby-
smy take koniecznie zapom-
nice Q Mich, DO inaczej nj
gdy zjazd proponowany sic
ME uda. lime pisma >tu-
tejsze pominely mysl te mil
czeniem, mogliby6my j my
tax uczynic, lecz re wzgledu
ma to, ze pred czterema "a
laty, gdy zwolywano pier
wszy zjazd ~wszechslowianski
do St. Louis, Mo-, wystepo-
waliSmly sta llr 3 ,'c: przeciW
braniu udzialu " tenn zjezt
die Polak6w, poczuWamy
EsEfaSG +trIta sg--SEE4E&N%t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
Wielki Pozar.

BOSTON, MASS, 13.kwie-
tnia. - Olbrzymi polar Uni
szczy1 dzielnice fabryczna i
mieszkalna W przedmie6ciu
Chelsea, ma przestrzeni pre-
sz1o mill kwadratoWej, zrza-
dzajac szkode ma $4,000 600,
pozbawiajac dachu oko}o 10
tysiecy ludzi j pochlaniajac
liczne koscioly, j inne bu-
d,ynki publiezne. Q lie do
tychczas wiadomo; s os6b zgi-
nelo " plomieniach, oko1o
so zosta}o pokaleczonyeh,a
1000 budynk6w pablo past
wa plomieni. ..=.
Pomiedzy naj wazniejszyAsai
Dudydkami kt6re stalYY gfe
pastwa %p1omieni, znajdolWlall1yy
sic: ratusz, zbrojownia stano-
wa, starry j nowy gmnach~po-
cztowy, publiczna bIblioteka
Fitza, szpital Faosta, szpital
dzi eel, gpach masonski,
gmach Odd fellows, BUDDY
mex kompanii telefonicznej,
remiizy kolei .g6rnej, wyzsza
szko}a, bank: Chelsea Saw
ings, Winsimet National,
County Savings,aP Providence
cooperative, take hote
Park i klaszt6r NajsW Ser
ca, rzymsko-kat. koscioIsw
ROXY ze szkolla parafial-
ma, zabudowania naleiace do
polskiej parafii Y. sstanisla
va wraz 2 kesc5o1em, zbory:
zunitafyaslnlgo5iWW, basptJystoW, me-
.todystow, poresbyteryan6W
afroepiskopalay, universal
stow, konggrreeggacyonalistoW
d'NHie synagogi
ftp. .
Dopiero Wieczorem okolo
5godziny 1Otej zdoo1ano polo
I'VE kres dalszemu szerzeDiu
sic pozaru Ale 10000 ludzi
;pozbavionYch dachu mad
gloWa musialo specific noe noe,
pod golem niebbem 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

s}awna wizyte " Poznaniu,
.lecz lud pozamyka1ss k}ady,
pospuszczall. r1'oollet.y. Il. y okien,
ulice byly opuatoszale, kilku
gor}iwych Niemc6W ty]ko
krzycza}o: Hocln! Hochl"
CESAR widzac to Wyrzek1
,,jak pies ugiyzie, fchociaz
obl;ze, to boli''. Rzuccno sic
powrotnie do srodk6w despo-
tycznych, zalSaauiacsd zieciom
uczenia sic religii W jazyku
niemieckim; lecz ten wysi-
lex spe!z ma niczem.
Ostatni sreuek Cd Herr
Ven BuelloW 2 SVEN pra-
Wem WyWiasZczenla, podany
mu W testamencie przez ksie-
cha Bismal ka. (D To tel ,,Taeg-
.liche Volks zeitung" komen-
tuje, podziwienia godna Jest
rzecZ, re rad dopiero teraz
pc tax gorzkich i bolesnych
doswiadczeniach zrozumia}
i zaczat st6sowac jake jedy-
ny ! najskuteczniejszy sro-
dek do uciszenia Polak6w,
wyw1aszczenie". Go "a sku-
tex prawo odniesie, wykaze
przysz1osc.
JAN PAKUBICKI.
-. ~
(Wolno przedrukowac)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16
,Wlyodlreblnliiascs Sic Ell I'll 81 " Anne

IWyodrebniac sic tu Anne
ryceY
Me b6jmy Sic Polska mo-
.ze bye Wollna ma drug rok,,
RlE',edlaktorzy rl''1
l DzienniKa Polskieggo dali
sobie buzz d~ubelt6Wki j
take sobie ~komplimenta ma
pala, ze cz}owiek<a az
mdlosci zbieraia. Me dawnlto,
DO ledWie pare tygodnlii5 temu
.osdsadzali sic 81 panoWie Cd
WARY ] czci, q teraz jeden
ola .drugiego slow znalesc
ME mole ma Wzajemne -ka-
dzenie. Hin !. r6znie sic pie.
elena lynn Bozym swiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

Onegdaj niezawodnie PREY
padkowo nadeslano nam 2
%shamokin, Pa. No. l.. ,,Przy-
jaciela G6rnika," kt6ry, jak
sam sic chwali, wychodzi juz
przez lat siedem. Me wiemy
doprawdy, czemu sic wiecej
dziwi6 cry bezczelnoSci wy
|dawcy, cry glupocie czytel-
nik6w. Toe " tym potworze
ME masz j jednego zdania
~uczciwie~ sklejonego. Oczy-
wiscie pan WydaWca zarazem
jest redaktorem, a zrekruto-
wal sic chyba zjakiego ina
'drego" kowala. Prose- tylko
|czytac pare wierszy tego ar
.cydzie1a dziennikarskiego: u
niniejszem ~nulmeremsrozpo-
czynamf rok VIII piracy it'd"
AJAX przedtem tax i nadal
bedziemf ulepsza6 nasza ga
zete''. . ,,Spodziewalim sic
wydawac ,,P. g." we vie
kS.Zem formacie" ....,,i tn
.kopalnie ZadObrZe ME rO-
5bia." ....,,My many pravO
do myslenia, re musi ten
reformation bye starym ~
sem kaw alerem, kt6ry ME
moze znalesc nikogo 2 plci
pieknej ably p~oca}owat 60.
Czyste kpiny PANEL! Wat
pimy boWiem, re ,,uczafy'
pan wydawca ma prlzekore
,,Nowinom" ~milwauckim ,,e''
pisze " przymiotnikach, gdzie
,,Nowiny" " wielkim rope
die postepowym klada CLOS
Ike ~. Moze 6w pan Q
,,Nowinach' Wcale ME vie,
a to bylaby r~zeczyw,iisE'tc'ie
.szkoda. Jezeli komu, to ME-
zaprzeczenie panu wydawwcly
,Przyjaciela G6rnika" bar ''t
dzoby sic przydala nova pi-
soWnia postepowych pod
lynn WzglfuPnl nlNoWill.
G>x0
,,Nowiny Polskie 2 Mil
waukee lepiejby niezawod[nlnie
ma tenn wyszly, gdyby po-
wr6ci1y do daWniejszei pi-
sownri. Pisma starokrajskie,
2 iakiejbadz czesci P'o,ls,ki,
przyjeb tych noWoSci, 9
przeciez tam latwiej -byloby
przeprowadzic zmiany, boo
81 czytajacy wiecej INA ggra-
niz q tu, nac6z vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

- S4ss4g4E Is asssagss4t ~ ~ f4sSST4S.aTT - =
.scie liczacaa ze zazzdr e1sslI.
.K[ajdaalk.s: ten sam sic chWallil,
re zastrzeliI kochanke, "a
miarem vice ego bylo swell
ofierze smierc zadac; ME lego
tedy Jest zasluga, ze rama
ME byla smiertelna. Karac
go ME ii mimic min i IA "a Poole lego
checi, ale Polonia milWauc:-
kzaz.po9Winna sic postarat k z'
polozyc raz ma zaWsze taklmq
zbrodniczym wybrykocml Do
Kadze to s1awni ongi Polacyy
mil|w,,aucey.daza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

elena elena tym Bozym 6wiecie.
Co 0 ms p .llsll'a i 5. h|ia'.kl'.atysci.
W dobie obecnej, kiedy ca
|ly SWAT ucywilizowany ostro
krytykuje i potepia hanieb-
na wewnetrzna polityke rza-
du niemieckiego wzgledem
wyw1aszczeniia Polak6w, po-:
zostajacych pod iegoz piano.
waniem j ubolewa mad ich
niedola, wyrazajac swa SYM
patye, znajduja sic tutaj ia
wolnei ziemi Waszyngtoha O
sobliwsze jednostki fanatyz-
mu kierowane przyslowiem,
ze Itchy to ptak, kt6ry VIA
she gniazdo kala," vice. "
najbezcelniejszy spos6b PREY
klaskuja Niemcom, strojac
ich W nieskazitelna sukien-
ke niewinnoSci, a Polak6w
obrzucaja b1otem k1amstwa.
Pc odbytym wiecu prote-
stacyjnym przez Polak6w W
St. Paul ukazal sic Sunny
artykul W st. Paul Taegliche
Volkszeitung," przesiakniety
hakatyzmem, n%i ie ku
Polakom, a ;ako szczyt bez
czelnosci redaktor smial
otwarcie przekrecac fakta
historyczne " owym arty-
kule.
Me jest moim zamiarem
wdawac sic " polemike z IA
natykiem kultury niehiec-
kiej, gdyz to jest rzecza ME-
mozebna przez pismo polls
kie = chce tylko wykazac
jad jaszczurczy, iaki chca
wpoic W serca sWych ziom-
k6w niekt6rzy ~przewodzcy
%niemieccy przeciw nam Po-
lakom, rzucajac ma mas ka-
lumnie, by wywrze6 ku nam
antypatye, ME tylko u tutei-
H@ ~ -
szego narodu niemieckiego,
lecz take u amerykanskiego.
nTaegliche Volkszeitung"
na wstepie swego artykulu:
Die polnische protestver-
sammlung" tax sic odzywa:
nPrzys}uguje nam prawo wy
kaza6 nadgrubia6skie pre-
krecania fakt6w j przesady,
kt6re odegraly role " prote5-
Ecie Nv St: Paul) do amery-
kanskiej ludnosci, gdyz pa
nuje tutaj og6lna nie6wia-
domosc co do spraw zasgra::
nicznychf." ZastapaWiajac
fsie mad powyzszem zdaniem
TAXA wyplywa logiczna' kon-
(kluzya. Polacy urzadzajacy
swe wiece protestacyjne prze-
ciw praWn wyWlaszczenia
rWia sic Z motyka na slohce,
gdyz tylko ~prawoscia osiega
sic Gel, le q to g Z ME it' pc stro-
ME ME. P 'clLa'lh' ~ vice zmuszeni
sa uccielkia!6''2 do nieprawosei,
do nadgrubial6skich przekre-
can fakt6W. Innemi sioWy:
|Iksl ll' &c 5''z e uclhodzi, gdyz
.AAlmlerykanie ga cieml'inlosbi-'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

90. Ey ~hE&mEWE.E-
Ma innem mliejscu dzisiej-
szego wydania znajda cezytel-
nicy korespondencye P. J.
Ptalubicki'ego 9 tenn, ma co
~pozwalaja sobie hakatysci
amerykahscy. Ny sic tym
kotzio}kom zacofanych haka-
tyst6w ME dziwimy, Wszak
znalazl sic nawet zWyrodnla-
}y Polak gdzies al W Duluth,
kt6ry kropla W krople takie-
go jest zdania, co hakatysci.
Jakzezl spodziewac sic Cd ma
Edetego niemca lepszej znajo-
|mosci history naszej, kledy
,,uczaly" Polak jej ME znaY...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

Ikich Slowian, ably ME ina ma
.c!ztejj sic laczyc tylko pod.
przeWodnietWem moskieW-
.skiem bez Wzgledu ma to,
jake Warunki stawia Rosya-
ME, DO Rosya jeszeze ucho-
dlzla " oczach innych Slo-
wian "a jedyne pa6stWo s}o-
.wia6skie iodine po1aczyc
wszystkie ludy s}oWiahskie
j prowadzic je do zWycie-
silva chwaly. " tych kilkul
latach stosunki zmieni1y
sic poniekad; wskutek "a
burzeh wewnetrznych "
Rosy ! ireakcyi rzad6W blu
rokracyi, kt6ra ME pozwala
narodoWi rosyjskiemu przyjsc
do r6wnoWagi, a tenn samem
podkopuje si1e narodu j "
coraz ciemniejsze zamieszanie
|spycba sp6leczenstwo rosyj-
skie, dawniejsi wielbiciele
Rosy 2 innych szczep6w $40
wia6skich nabieraja przeko-
mania, re trzeba sic " lima
strone zwr6cic, ably zjedno-
czyc Slowian wszystkich ku
|ich Wsp6lnemu dobru.. Wy
stapienie pos16w polskich W
|drugiej Dumie, oraz powazne
stanoWisko, jake zajeli nasl
przedstawiciele narodu W obu
|izbach p~rawodawczych Rzeszy
niemieckiej i energiczne. bra.
ME sic do dzie1a pos16w ma.
szych W Wiedniu i we 1.-Two.
vie, otworzy}o oczy moskalo
filom i zwr6ci}o ich uwagf
W nasza strone. Wiele dc
tego przyczynily sic takze;
Macierz szkolna W Kr6le.
stwie i strajk szkolny W Po.
zna1skiem i Prusach. DIS
tedy ME potrzebujem1y1 sic
|~obawiac, re mas pobratymcy
nasi beda ma zjezdzie wszech.
s1owia6skim uwazali "a war.
cho16w j uznanych. przeciw.
nik6w idei wszechs1owia1-
|skiej. OWszem Polacy dis:
jake nar6d najliczniejszy Q.
box Rosyan, odegra6 powin.
nj ~najgl6wniejsza role W pro.
~ponowanym zjezdzie, DO jul
ME Polacy ale Rosyanie be,
da zmuszeni tlumaczyc sic
ze swej polityki zgubnej
ola siebie j ola wszystkich
S1owian. w imie Boze wiec
stajemy i my " szeregach
tych, kt6rzy pragna zbhzenia
sic szczep6w .s1owiafskich ]
z calej silly popieramy pro
jekt zwolania zjazdu Wszech-
slowia6skiego. .
0 0 . o
,,Nowiny Polskie" 2 Mil
waukee oglaszaja jake agenta
gl6wnego ma stany p6lnocno--
zachodnie oslawionego Win.
centego Slawskiego. Kazde-
mu wolno W Ameryce zawie-
rae :umoWy z kimbadz j
%przyjmowae uslngi kogokol
wick, ale zdaniem naszem
agent gazet socyalistycznych
ME Rowinien bye zarazem
agentem dziennnika katolic-
kiego. ,,NoWinysP" podaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-16

L,uud g3lo6Wnie t,rt5u uic siel
r6lnictWenl taxa wpraWe
.posiaua " upraWiaaniu roll
.ze#sami kolonissoi niiemieccy]
.dziwiaaie,a rzadzachecasjch
40 ~nas)adownictWa. Tam,
gdzie juzsillnna reka ME Wy
wiadMe plonu, przylozye do
tel nis5yznoj gleby reke2pols-
Aiegorolnika, q rodzi oWoce5.
.obfity niby pol WplYwem
Ilaseczki magicznoj. sZdanie, ze
|polska narodoWos5 nigdy
mic byla zdolna Q Villas
|nych snaoh pracoNsc mad c.
wlagnym wywyzszeniem ma
|dwie strony-strone prawdy
i strone nieprawdy. Mem
'cy nigdy jeszcze Polakom
rekiz p,m c;1iczej ME podali,
przeciwnie-- ustawicznie sta
rail- j staraja sic szkodzic in.
W ich rozWoju ducha. \ Rad.
Il %podziwienia godna pil1os-
|cia sledzil j uciemitzal obiaw
Wyzsz go duclha> polskiego,
tax naprzyk}ad zabronif u.
czenia alfabetu laci6skiego "
szkoiach l%udowych n. p. W
Ipowiecie chojnickim, a ma
kazai niemiecki, by utrudnic
Polakcm nauczenia sic cry
tao j pisac 20 polsku. Suro"
wo pod oiezka Kara pieniez-
ma lub wiezienja z&broni} "a
kiadac polskich szk6l literac-
kich i towarzystw, gdzie MOI
naby pracowac mad rozsze-
rzeniem mysli j ducha. Jed
nakowoz oswiata j przemys1
Ikwitnie i to przez czynnik
polski. Lud chetnie chwyta
ipolskie pisma, naj]epiej 0
tenn swiadczy fakt, ze Gaze
ia Grudziadzsk a" ma przesz}o
piecdziesiat tysiecy 100000.
abonent6w. Pomijajac inne
fakta przypomniec tylko TREE
ba, TowarzYstwo pomocy
.lnaukowej W Chefmie i Mar
W Pozhanir. 2
|funduszoW tych towarzystw
mlodz ez polska pobiera "a
pomoge ma wyzsze wyksztaaf-
Genie.
! Przemysi taksamo do pew
nego stopnia kwitnie. W kaz-
del wiekszej wiosce parafial-
nej jest bank polski, kt6ry
cieszy sic powodzeniem, a
zw1aszcza tax zwane banki
parcelacyjne n. P. W Koscie-
rzynie, Poznaniu j t. d.
,,Taegljche Volkszeitung"
ubolewa, ze ,,najz1osliwsza
inienawisG ku ciemiezcom
bywa juz wpajana polskiemu
dziecku W kolebce." Jest to
nieprawda, gdyz ME zgadza
sic to 2 prawda chrzesciah-
ska ,,miluj blizniego twego"
niz nienawi5c bywa wpa-
Jana tylko hartownosc ducha
by wSr6d szalejacej fall ger
manizacyjnej zabezpieczyc
przed wynarodowienieem.
Od czasu kiedy Nieemcy o.
Ibjei zdradziecko rad mad
,Polska, jedynym ich MARIE
niem bylo zgermanizowalnlie.
IPolakow. Uzywano srodk6w