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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
BAN ON SUNDAY WORK.
Sec. Of Navy Investigates Charges
Against Sailors.

Boston, Sept. 15.-Secretary of the
Navy Meyer, in letter to former Sec
rotary Long, President of New Eng
land Sabbath Protective League,
promises to investigate the alleged
violation of the Sabbath Protective
laws of Massachusetts by sailors of
the Atlantic fleet at Provincetown
during the past summer, also to take
action that will prevent future recur-
renee of such alleged violations.
Washington advices say the order
was issued today by the Navy De-
partment forbidding all work on Sun
day, except that absolutely neces-
sary.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
VERMONT NEWS
Items of Interest Cleaned from all
Parts Of the Green Mountain State.
State Teachers Convention.


The sixtieth annual convention of
the Vermont State Teachers Asso-
citation will be held in Burlington Oc-
tober 2123. The sessions will open
on Thursday afternoon and close on
Saturday forenoon. On Thursday af-
ternoon the address of welcome will
be given by Mayor Burke, and the
response by the president of the as
ISOLATION, Principal Isaac Thomas, of
the Rutland High School. President
Thomas will then deliver the annual
address and will be followed by Pro-
ifessor Edward l.. Thorndike, of
Teachers College, Columbia College
University, New York city, who will
speak on The Termination of Edu-
cation"
In the evening George kennan will
deliver a lecture in the Strong thea
ire, on "The Japanese at Home"
Friday morning addresses will be
made by DR.. Thomas p. Haney, di-
/ ltCtOl Vi ar anu lllduudl III
the public schools of New York city
and by James /. Wyer, Jr., director
of the New York State Library, and
vice president of the American Ii
brary Association, on the relation OF
Libraries to the public schools.
Friday afternoon will be devoted
to conferences on English and mod
ern languages in secondary schools
to conference for the upper grades
on geography, to a primary confer.
ience on rural schools and to a con.
ference on drawing and manual train.
ing. There will also be an opportu.
nifty for teachers of commercial sub
jects to meet in an informal way
Friday evening in the College street
Congregational Church an address
will be delivered by the Rev. o. B.
Clifford, of Brookline, Mass, on 6
subject to be announced later.
Saturday morning will be devoted
to business and and address by Pres
ident John NJ. Thomas, of Middlebury
College.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
(O-ORED BAP FISTS MEET.

Columbus, o., Sept. l5.-The National
Colored Baptist convention which opened
here today has attracted nearly seven
thousand colored Bapt.sts of both sexes to
this city. The opening meeting was called
to order by the president, the Rev. u. L..
Thomas, of Columbus, who delivered his
annual address. The meetings of the men
during the six days of the convention will
be held at the Goodale auditorium, those
of the women "a the Second Baptist
church.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
Somewhat PuzzIinq.

1t is not at all surprising that the
American vernacular should some
times prove q little too much for the
Englishmnn. A case in point was that
of visitor from London who came
to New York last summer and was
taken by his host to see one of the
league baseball games at the Polo
grounds. The game had progressed as
far as the third inning without any
thing in particular happening, when
suddenly one of the Giants pounded
out a three Dagger that set everybody
bowling with JOY.
"That was birdw calculated the
Englishmans host after the excite
ment had subsidized.
A moment later a foul tip sent the
ball flying back to the grand stand.
"And what do you call that" queried
the Englishman.
"That's a foul" said his host
"Ah," returned the Englishman, "a
fowl, Ell? Well, 1t seems to me that
the language of baseball is most ex-
traordinary. A fowl js q bird and
bird is a fowl, and yet you use these
terms to describe two plays that seem
to me to be Numerically opposed to
each other. Do you call that logical"
The Englishman is still trying to-
think 1t out.-Harper's Weekly.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
(Groton Times.)

Lieut.. Gov. Mead seems to be get
ing foothold in every community in
he State if reports are true He
urely is making hay while the sun
hines and from appearances it will
lie tough proposition for other can
didates to get away with the harvest.
All of which goes to prove that 1.-The
early bird" will doubtless catch the
worm"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
IrALY's FUTURE KING YEARS OLD.

Rome, Sept. l5-Humbert, Prince Of
Piedmont, prospective heir to Italy's
crown and as the Kings only son, the sole
hope of the nation, celebrated his fifth
birthday today. The event was observed
throughout Italy with considerable en-
thusiasm. The city is handsomely deco
rated and holiday spirit pervades every
part of the kingdom, partly in anticipation
of the anniversary OF the occupation OF
Rome 80 years ago, which will be celebra-
ted five days hence.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

IL understand the Browns have
moved into n house of their own"
'Yes; they had house warming the
other night
'Is that SO? Did they show you oil
the modern improvements?
"Yes, everything except the mort
age."--Detroit Free Press.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
(Rutland Herald.)

The gubernatorial campaign takes
on a sartorial significance with Mr..
Fleetwood in the race, as the candi-
date divides with Governor Prouty
and Congressman Foster the honor
of being the best-dressed and most
Comely man in public life in this
tate today.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
]. W. Titcomb's successor.

R. S. Johnson, superintendent of
the fish station at Manchester, Iowa,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of John w.
Titcomb, who for number of years
had been connected with the United
States fish commission in the capac-
ity of assistant in charge OF the divi-
sion of fish culture.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
AUTO GOES OVER BANK.
Chicago Woman Killed in Accident
Out OF Buffalo.

Buffalo, Sept. ia heavy touring
automobile slipped down an incline
at bridge, two miles from this city,
this afternoon and rolled over an
eight-foot embankment turning COM
pletely over. Mrs. II. T.. Good, of
Chicago, was killed. Mrs. J. r..
Hoxie, of Chicago, was injured. The
party was on the way to Chicago after
trip through the Berkshires
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Other towns and cities are making
plans for the work of choral societies
with musical festivals as the princi-
pal features. Montpelier could do
good work along this line if some
body would lead the way. Let us
think it over and see If the project
snt worth while.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

With Bryan scoring the Texas SEN
ators and Representatives who voted
for duty on hides it would seem
that the Democrats are not united
in brotherly love on the tariff ques-
ton.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Many people delude themselves by
Saying: 1T will wear away" when
they notice symptoms of kidney and
bladder trouble. This is a mistake.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy, and
stop the drain on the vitality. 1t cures
backache, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder trouble, and makes every
trace of pain, weakness, and urinary
trouble disappear. Sold by all drug
IgiStS
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Vermont has a State fair this
week, and if the weather is favorable
he great plans which have been
made for it Will meet the success
hey deserve. Thinking it over, we
ant help envying Vermont and COW
ting Maxwell Evarts. Concord IN.
H. Monitor.
Wrong on the date, but the ideas
re correct, neighbor.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Vermonters are likely to contract
anne necks in trying to watch the
Fish and Game League on one side
the State and the Daughters of
he American Revolution on the
Their.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

A news item announces that Bern
hardt's granddaughter is to be mar
ried this month. And impression
able youths are still falling in love
with the famous actress.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
WARNING

DO not be persuaded into taking any
thing but Foley's Honey AMI Tar for
chronic coughs, bronchitis, hay fever,
asthma, and lung trouble. as it stops the
ough and heals the lungs. Sold by 81
druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh hopes to save $9,O00,O00 in his
apartment during the fiscal year
Without injuring its efficiency, That
ounds good.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

Don't think that piles can't be cur
ed. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
0 cents at any drug store.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16

The annual meeting of the Frank
lin County Bar Association was held
at the Court House in st. Adams on
Tuesday afternoon, at which the
president, r. o. Sturtevant, of Swan
ton, presided. These officers were ell
ected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Chauncey G.. Austin; vice pres
ident, George NJ. Hogan; secretary
and treasurer, Elmer Johnson; ex-
lecutive committee, the president and
vice president, and w. H. Fairchild,
of Fairfield, Sheldon R. Doright, of
Richford, and F. L. Webster, of
Swanton. 1t was voted to hold a ban
quet at the close of the present term.
Eben Wheeler, of Woodbury., aged
so years, started from his home on
Thursday morning and walked to
Cabot Plains, and from that place
proceeded directly to Hardwick MAX
ing trip of about 20 miles. He did
not seem at all wearied by his day S
tramp, and at six o'clock the next
morning began his homeward jour-
ney.
The dedication of the General
Stannard monument, which was re-
Gently erected on the site of his
birthplace in Georgia, will take place
during the week beginning October
10. The program will be quite elab.
crate and the grafton will be deliver.
ed by Coy. Albert Clarke, of Boston
The details of the celebration are be-
ing worked out and will be announc'
ed within a few days.
George Blood, of Cornwall, bought
seven fine young cows in Leicester
and while driving them home at thu
Junction, dog ran out with yell
which frightened them. There being
no guards to prevent, they took thu
tracks just in time for a north bound
Rutland railroad train to crash int
them, killing six outright, leaving
one COW and three calves to bring
home.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
ma made n 81 ula ! apostt,o1','o'W
| is sic znaijdzie dostatek

Stowarzyszeniy Catholic lEi'c
Church Extension v Kama AM
die rozpscziWie VIOLA VIOLA Y A:= q .
pomoc v stawiaaniu cerkEIii.ee ', I
ola Unit66w " Kanadlie. We.
dug twierdzeh organuu teego
|stowarzyszenia tysiace Uni
tow gina v objeciach praWo--
Eslawia j sekt religijnnyeh pro-
testanckich, . to 2 brraakll5ul
ksiezy unickich. Francuscy
[ksieza przechodza ma obrza-
|dek uniicki j ucza sic ruskkiie-
go jezyka, ably ratowac Uni
tow, lecz to WszYstko ma1o,
he protestanci popi mos
kiewscy pieniedzmi zdoby-
waia jednostki j rodziny 9
[nawet Gale parable unickie.
IStraszna to rzecz, ale kt65
ltenllu wiinien? Wszak to "
lKanadzie tax sic obawianc
ZgOrsZen1a 2 zonatych ksie.
Izy unickich, ze ich do kraju
|przyiac ME chciano. Paru
ksiezy francuskich oczywil'
5cie piracy tel ME podola.
dolary tel ME pomogA do
Ip6ki Unici swych ksiezy, dc
kt6rych p~rzywykli, ME ujrzs
~lpomiedzy SODA W Kanadzie
Kto tame kladzie przyrodzo.
nemu kierunkowi, ten mus:
mice 6rodki ma ureguloWa'
ME sztucznego biegu chocby
woody; kto takich srodk6W
ME posiada, MECH RE Bile ns
alarm, lecz MECH przerwie
tame j pozostawi przyrodzit
wolna droge!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Uoz,my. dz,iec 8, nnla1sze ,ccz,,yt;altt
pisa6 | m6wi6 pc pools,'ku!
UWaqi.

Biezacy i ubiegly tydzie6
- TO czas. sejm6W dwcch
najwiekszych organizacyi pol
skich W Ameryce: Zjedno-
czenia Rzym.-K atolickiego j
Zwiazku N%arodowego.- Przez
ubiegle diva lata prasa pc.
stepowa j zachowawcza zuzy-
Ia czernid}a drukarskiego Gale
beczki ma wykazanie koniecz-
nosci oswiaty i wskazanie
6rodk6w, potrzebnych do O.
siagniecia ,tego scelu. Najlep-
SEE silly . jednej j drugiej
strony prze6ciga}y sic W o
mawianiu powaznem tel kwe-
styi; zdawalo sic zatem, re
sejmy, nwysokie izby", ,,cia-
Ia prawodawcze" obdarza
chocby swe organizacye
wznioslemi u%chwalami, obo-
wiazujacemi czlonk6W do
pchania naprz6d ca1emi sita-
mi Tel najwazniejszej sp1ria7wgy
wychodztWa naszego. Nieste-
ty, zawiodly to b}ogie nadzziie-
e. Sem Zjednoczenia pozos
stawl Wprawdzie Is centowy
nuasIddzwyczajny podatek, kt6ry
skladano sdawniej pa eel O.
6wiaty, lecz podzielil 80 mig
day ten Gel p%rawdziw;e pa
tryQtycznnY bardzo 5proza
iczne wspieranie " kalectwie.
1922 81 a,s . ~ !. .Fsa { "a. n -~fiEy 4ffsS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

rzariu nlroiektowane ZWiaz;
I'LL: Jedno6ci widsi ala mas
gdeske=ocalenia. Gelem togo
~ u;azkn,5znia iast tWnrzania
initiate. .nowe; =Polah. fvlko.
M xzebvkmv IA teisobceis
mi.rnzoatali wier1,vmi ~
anami stareis 81, Oiczyzny,
Lkt6ra =. naileDszei5 dobie
'5wazvatkich has do swego To-
~ nrzvparnie.
sta6my vice wszyscy pod
;adnvm aztandarem. Sta6my
|';ak :aden MAJ do wsp6lnei
snraoy naroaowei, .stanie-
10 aia murem. staniemy sic
onoLa na kt6re; szczerbiG
hada sobie zeby nasi ME
przyiaciele.
Niechze ten nowy Zwiazek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Zastrasza ;'j wstretne
zrzadZenie.

,,!ByibYm kazlekag ma Gale zycie 2
powodu nicbezpiiecznego skalc'cse-
niskolsna piszesFrank D,shery,
: Kelliher, MINI. gdybY ME Buck
lena MaSc Arniikko,ws, ktdra mnie
scz;y,bko Wyleeczyla.' ' Niezawodna
'ina RAINY, s~kaleczseeqnfia pot'uczenia,
oDa predko 1eczy sparsse,niia, stale1
czenla, stare rany, swt1rzody, wyrzu..-
y sk6rne. Nsjlepsza y Svie Gle ma
L ,,l 81! 25c apiece n. =.
Kowalewsskiego. s.3s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
J Zwiazku Jednosci

P. st. Szwajkart redaktor
|Dzien. Chicag. nadsylajacy
korespondencye ze Sci
MI Zjjeydnloozenia " Cleve-
land, przyslal .takze 'abort
Prezydenta, przedlozony te,
muz Sejmowi, 2 kt6rego "a
iDzien. Chicag. powtarzzamy
p,o,ntiizszY ustep dotycza' y
polskiego Zwiazku Jedno6ci
" Ameryce. 1
P. Szopihski pisze:
Nasza piekna NOVA cjczy-,
sta, ma " tenn slowie sJedc
nose" naj6liczniejszy sw6j
|brylant. Zaiste bowiem ME
ma mic cudowniejszego
wznio6lejszego jak z mnl6--
silva glow j my6li, jedna cd.
Edae glove, . mn6stwa ser'c
jedno SERGE, z przzer'o'iz-
luzem chodzacych or
gan;zacyi jeden utWorzyt -
wielki J solidarny Zwiazek
|Jedno6ci.
w starym kraju, gdy
Estrudzony pielgrzym stani'e
IL grob6w kr6lewskich, albc
|gdy sic rozplacze pred Kro-
|lowa KoronY Polskiej v
ECzestochowie to mu is,
szcze letwiej przeiat sic Y.
|czucjem jedno6ci brater-
:stwem wsp6lnej piracy.
Ale tn IA dalekiej obczyyz-
ME, tn pod golden wolnosci
EAN&gf@S SSH5A SEg8SifLlgE=. 49,
70 stemplem dolara, tu IDA
IA Cd drogich sercu ramia.
tex rodz,in,En1aych cieziktoiest
mad wYraz Wyrobic sobiie
Iposlu1clht, j q! zapl 8 Ola Ola. tego sl &
va ,Jedno'6l6n ola Ola wiel-5
IIkLZiiiej mnyl6slii s naa .l'otll's'' jaksla.
tkw XIV v tsms5slo''Wie.
!: Al.,ziebyy5 Pollo,nia amdlet amer q s.,
ska ml,1oeglla,,I 81 slLIl1ltE n, . d ni il
i.Il,otyclhltcszzsaas p1ri'alce',ol'1W,1facl' dlaaio 10
ola sWeggo Was ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Wychowanie dzieci.

To .budowanie przysz}osci
narodu. W zdrowym spo}e-
cze6stwie sprawl ia must bye
tax z%aiatwiona, ably pokole-
ME, kt6re dis PRAGUE mia
10 %pewnost, re pokolenie ma
stepne prace juz podjete pre-
zen dalej %prowadzic beda j
re, dorobku pokoleh poprzed-
nlch ME roztrwonia. Inaczej
ME mogloby bye mowy Q
~popejmowaniu wielu prac
przez zesp6i narodowy. Sto.
suje sic to tymbardziej do
mas, kt6rzy szyfowe prace
~podejmowa6 musimy. Przede
wszystkiem do mas, DO my,
gdy poczniemy budowac jaki
kolwiek gmach, ME mozemy
bye pewni, ze jutro ME be-
dziemy zmuszeni widziec 60
W gruzach.
Wychowanie dzieci to bez
zaprzeczenia %podWalina piracy
spofecznej. Sprawl ia u mas
to sprawl bytu Tub ME-
bytu, to nadzieja przyszlo6ci
Tub jej nieszczescie j rozpacz.
/ w]asnie ia sprawl mozv
najmniej obecnie zwraca ma
sza uWvage. Malo %zajmujemy
sic dziecmi. A one tax po,
trzebuja tel naszej opieki,
tego serdecznego zajecia sic
mimi.
Cry slyszale6, czytelniku,
rozmowy dzieci Cd lat pie
S4%&. E3=%iA- 11AH&#F &4S2## gHEH 4NE&8%f$GH#
ciu, sze6ciu Cd lat pietna-
stu, prowadzone przy zaba-
wach ma pag6rkach. Czy sly
szales sprzeczki tych dzieci?
Cry ME byle6 zmuszony nj
gdy zarumieenit sic, slyszac
1te l,rzekledstWa j ~wyzWiska,
Wychodaace : ust, kktt6re e-
no do u6mnieechu DO poca-
.}unku matczynego przezna-
ozone Wln,lnry. CIV wi
osmioletnich chop
4 ppulllssgzz'cl,szaaH lj AZ .kl'}l,eby
d,ym,u tytuniiiolWego CIV Pc
'mys1ale1 y en,szesorganizlml,l q
ezattlruWRany sy
HtHSESg pEGs4E
Istematycznie must q s q
must poczac gnicprzedWcze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

snie i ze dusza ~ozyWiajaca
go skarleje, ze SERGE zatrute
ME bedzie iodine zabic og-
MEM zapalu ! milosci.
A bywaja i gorsze nadu.
zycia, wierzycby sic ME chcia
10, lecz przyzna6 musimy,
ze bywaja.
Czy wolno nam wobec to-
|go zapomnie6 O tel sprawie
|chocby ma chwile? Czy VOL
no choc jednemu 2 doroslych
precise obok gromadki NAL
Cow bez .zwr6cenia baczniej-
szej uwagi ma ich rozmowy,
ia przedmiot ich zabawy?
Wychowuje dom j szko}a.
Dom, W ktfrym ojciec ca}y
|dzieh zajety praca zawodo-
wa, ME jest czestokro6 W
stanie zajac sic dziecmi pc
powrocie, matka za5 oddana
piracy j kfopotom domowym
ME jest W stanie czuwac ME-
ustannie mad %gromadka die
ciak6w i czesto must je pc.
zostawic pod opieka najstar:-
szego, kt6re jeszcze ME do.
sz}o do lat d~zlesieciu.
Szkola poza lekcyami ME
lest W stanie dozorowac die
lei. A.sy ~
CIV " takich warunkach
|oddziafywanie tych dwuczyn-
nik6w ~wychowawczych moze
bye napraWde tax slime? Ale
Ijakkolwlek dom i szkola je-
szcze daja choc pozory opie-
XII, daja te size przewagi mo-
ralnej, kt6ra zn4usza dz1eci
lido niezapomin ania Q tenn,
re ktos czuWa j bedzie u
miaf skarcic naduzycie.
Najgorzej Jest poza domem
Il poza szkola. Chiopiec, idac
70 szkoly do domu, powi-
MEN bye pod opieka calego
spoIecze1stwa. Dziecko wy
puszczone : pod opieki do
mu i szkoly, powinno INA
|lezc opieke wszystkich ~
inaczej musi zej6c ma me-
NOVICE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
NASH AGENCI.

Upowa&nieni 50 do kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi ageDei mieiloowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex W .Kowalski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor Tarasinsb
FRIED. N. Oak d. F. Szarkowski a. -
GRANVILLE, s. OAK, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Jan Rombalski
=" Michal Mish
Nelen, Wis, Teon Derdowsk
NANr1COKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY,, Tex. Fl r. Proch.
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorzelski ys
GREENHOUSE. MINI AZ u aKulals w
BREAOND. Tex. Jan Zan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wvsoez
---..NA -tzs.E 49,. - N--EAhsI SE-E.- $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

@sgG8 saAfF aMHS5sH 8sAKs 91a&AN3s
ppotrzebnoY!
jest ala ME kouniectzzsnlie jed
notify =ll.il,' \ a X: 4 ! s. n nllylEs
81 mnoggla iakaf W1a '1E,a
q, nll,a1sce,z,esllinaa, !'iIt7aE'lsa g IS og6llr
njet a, ,r1 po 81 az it' Y / skolata-
nem spoleecze6stWie nasze ~
Many WpraWdllzz,ie' przzae'rl'6z--I
organnizacye, 9 Pc para
zach b. rlo1zlliczne t,oWv,zarzystwa,
lee; 4: kaz z ~, ot j MIA p y
Wg ,Be 70 I bez po-
rozum al 81 sie Z so@bta j Ola
tego tez wychodztWo na;s;ze
ME ma AMI tego wplywu, ia
ki stosoWnie do sWej liczby
mice powinno, ami tel plo-
now ze sWei piracy ME ma
takich, jakieby mialo gdyby
.na tie naszego zycia polskie.
go ~wytworzyla eie silna so
|lidarno66. Idziemy wszyscy
" pojedynke j stad wlaSnie
nasza niiemoc nioporadno5c.
|Azeby temu zapobiedz trze.
ba koniecznie stworzyc VIA
DE centralna, kt6raby kie
rowa}a wszystkiemi sprawl
mi wazniejszeni. Azeby ia.
ka w}adza znalazla rozadany
posluch, potrzeba, azeby ma
lei czele stan*} pierwszy Ri.
skup polski Najp. Ks.
Pawe1 Rohde.
Kazda organizacya j kaz-
de Towarzystwo " Zwiazku
Jedno6ci ma zatrzymac swa
indywidualnosc czymi auto
nomie, tylko " sprawach o
g6lno-polskich Wszystkie or.
ganizacye Towarzystwa ma.
liza wypelniac rozporzadzenia
wladzy naczelnej.
Takiemi og6lno-polskie
~sprawami ~pomiedzy inneml
bylyby:
u budoWa uttrzy mamie
wyzszychl polbKt!ffg(!b il zak1ad6 3 i
naukowych;
p u%stanaWianie polskich
!profesor6w przy wyzszych
zakladach amerykahskich;
81 ulepszenig szkolnictws
naszego;
~ szerzenie oswiaty "a po'
moca bibliotek, odczyt6w it'd
81 u%trzymanie domu emf
gracyjnego i polaczonego !
MIN biura posrednictwa pra.
cy;
81 zabieranie glosu " spra.
wach og6lno.polskich j do
nioslych sprawach katolic-
kich;
q pomoc v zak}adaniu
nowych parafii v osadach.
gdzie parafii polskich jeszcze
niema.
Siedziba %gi6wnego Tara
du Zwiazku Jednosci mia
sto Wybrane przez og6lny
zjazd, maiacy sic odbywat
co try lata Tub tax czesto J
jak og6lpy zjazd postanowi'
Sklad Zarzadu. Przewodn:ii
czacYm lego & officio ma
bye Najp. ks. Biskup Rhode
a czlonkam reprezenttanci
arganizacyi, stosoWnje DO y
chwaly j postanoWiepia Zla'iz-
|du. .
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l|,l,s / d !1;;,,i s / po q 1,i11on ~ o6Wia-
a!y. ga 1Z,ziw,'iazlko1'Weggo seq 10 y.
mic moze,my sic naWet lyle J
Espodzietwalc boo tam zaW a1ssz9
gl6'wa;D1,a ! praWie jedyna role.
|odgrywaja czcze g6rnolotne
|slowa blaga! Dow6dd to.
|dobitny, il pplrassaf rlasza, la
kiegobadz pokroju, bynaj
mniej ME przedstaWia opinl1li'ii.
og6lu. Emigracya polska v
|Ameryce wcale ME jest tax TAX.
~uswiadomiona, jak ia malu'ja
%optymiSci. Jezeli zas na a
chwile zgodzimy sic z pro
wodyrami organizacyi, ze v
organizacyach najwiekszzych.
~najwiecej usWiadomienie gro
NADIA sic jednostki, to do
prawdy zwatpic trzeba " 70.
zw6j j postep tel nlasss'zej
|~czwartej dzielnicy. Tax atoli
ME jest. w organizacyach So
wprawdzie j%ednostki, pojmu.
lace dobrze nasze p%o}ozenie j
|pragnace p~ravdziwego,d obra
calej emigracyi, lecz Jest ich1
malo, by przekonac olbrzy-
mia wiekszo6c czlonk6w, ze
Jest " b}edzie, liczac sic Ii
ty]ko 2 korzysciami mate
ryalnemi W organizacyi. Da.
|leko wiecej ~uswiadomionych
stoi poza organizacyami. So
to ludzie, kt6rym mniej cho-
|dzi 0 po6miertne, q Wiecej Q
|idee, a tel dopatrzyc sic ME
moga " organizacyach, opar-
tych, niby Q skale, Q setki
Tub tysiace dolar6w poSmiert-
nego. lynn potrzeba innej
organizacyi ideowej, jakiej
niestety dotad ME. utworzo-
no, a czas chyba wielki, by
sic to staIo.
Wierzymy mocno v dobre
lcheci NajprzeW. KS. Biskupa
Rhodego, watpimy jednallks;ol-
Woz " mozliWokt utWorzen:iia
,,Zwiazku Jedno6ci" 2 juz
istniejacych organizacyi. Or
ganizacye wieksze .sama swa
Rielkoscia liczebna j kasami
po6miertnemi beda ciezarem,
kula u n6g %rozwojowi novel
lideowej organizacyi. My, INA
iacy dok}adnie stosunki tn
tejsze, wiemy i czujemy, cze-
|go nam potrzeba, ME many
atoli sill do uskutecznienia
naszych pragnieh. Do urze-
czywistnienia wielkich ideo-
wych plan6w potrzeba ,ko-
|niecznie m%1syOnarZy, . Q
|tych trudno.
| Zdawa1o sic ongi take
nam, ze sam fakt, il MANY
Biskupa polskiego, zmie u ]
Gala sytuacye, tymczase7mm to-
raz przyznac nam trzeba sra-
zem 2 innymi, zesmy sic
zn6w przeliczyli. Dawniej u
pominali6my sic Q. organiza-
tor6w, misyonarzy, gdySmy
Ipisali Q Federacyi katolic-
kiej i dis tylko to Same po-
wt6rzyc mozemy. Me zap6zln1o9
jeszcze, lecz trzeba sic spie-
szyG, a dis daleko latwiejj