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The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
TALKS ON REVOLUTION.
Prof. Griffith Begins Subject and Will
Continue II Next Sunday.

Prof. A. H. Grlffith, director of the
Detroit Museum OF Art, entertained
a large audience in the auditorium OF
the museum, Sunday afternoon, with
an Illustrated lecture on The Amer
lean revolution.
The speaker introduced his subject
with recital OF the conditions which
led up to the revolution. and took oc-
casion TO remark that il King George
Ill, had not been SO "pig-headed" the
war might never have taken place.
The unjust imposition OF war taxes
and unfair duties on the American col
onists by the king was the real cause
or the war, the professor said He
also drew attention To the fact that
the king refused absolutely 10 take
} the duty off tea. with the result that
the Yankees became nation of cof-
fee-drinkers, the Dutch having furn-
ished the colonists with all the coffee
they wanted during the early days
Attention was also drawn TO the
fact that the late King Edward VII.
was the means OF saving the big bell
which rang out the declaration OF in
dependence in Philadelphia, the Brit
ish monarch having rescued II from
The junk heap when he visited this
country many years ago.
Professor Griffith will continue the
story of the revolution next Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
GOVAHE LAD REPEATS STORY.
Says He and Mother Thought Sheriff
Was Burglar.

August Govare came TO Wayne
county Jail from Mt. Clemens, late Sat
urday afternoon, to see his wife and
14-year-old son, Benny, who are being
detained in connection with the shoot
ing of Sheriff Matthews. of Macomb
county. last Thursday night. The
husband, very little man ana unable
to speak English, tenderly handed his
wife small bag OF candy, which, he
said, was for herself and the boy. With
Govare were Paul Lefevre, former
treasurer of Macomb county, who act
ed as Belgian Interpreter, and Attor-
ney S. B. Spier. OF Mt. Clemens, who
has been retained TO defend the Go
wares.
Benny Govare repeated. when
brought face TO face with his father
and attorney. that he had fired the
shot which caused the death of the
sheriff. He said he discharged the
shotgun at the suggestion OF his
mother, who feared the sheriff was a
burglar.
The sheriff, the mother said. told
them who he was and that he wanted
her husband She doubted him and
advised that he get neighbor to re-
assure her in regard to his identity.
This he failed TO do, insisting on fore
ing an entrance. she declared.
When the sheriff seemed to be get
ting the braced door open the mother
says she told Benny To fire. They new
er went outside afterward TO see
whether the man at the door had been
shot. being TO much frightened, the
mother said. The latter also explain
ed that she feared the visitor was
after check which the family had
received for sugar beets.
Mrs. Govare is tall and muscular
looking. Her hands show traces OF
hard work. She evidently feels .her
predicament keenly, having shed tears
while relating how the tragedy occur
red. Benny also wept copiously.
Attorney Spier said the feeling in
Mt. Clemens was still bitter against
Mrs. Govare and Penny, but he
thought a change of sentiment would
come when the people UNDERSTOOD the
real situation. He maintains that the
shooting of the sheriff was not inten.
tional. that the latter was taken for
a burglar just as Mrs. Govare and
Benny intimate.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. Dec. -
Sheltered from cold winds and snow
William Robbins, a local character
lived in tree in the outskirts of this
city several weeks, and furnished ma
terial for ghost stories galore.
The tree is large willow beside
pretty brook. People passing al
night saw strange lights hover around
the tree and then disappear Futile
efforts were made to lay the ghost.
Finally the police. late at night. saw
an old man approach the tree. light q
candle and disappear. The big tree
was hollow, and was occupied by
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
STEALS RIDE; INJURED.

AS the result of stealing a ride on
a street car. James Dennie. IL years
old. No 366 Fort-st east, was serious
" injured. Monday morning,
With several other boys, young Den
ME rode tn plank attached 10 a
Trumbull car.
They were speeding over the snow
at "a lively rate, when the plank hit
a bump in the payment and the young
sters were hurled high in the air
They were all shaken up, but Dennie
was badly hurt. He wac taken home
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Children Cry
fQRflETCHER'S
g * 9 TO RIA
BABIES PERISH Inn FIRE.
Parents Of Two Tots Are Probably
Fatally Injured.

Fatally Injured.
REYNOLDSVIELE, Pa. Dec. o.
Robert and Charles Ferris, 8 and 5,
were burned to death and their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar Ferris, prob
ably fatally injured, and the only 9TH
er members of the family, Maud, aged
IL, and a baby, were badly hurt In a
fire which destroyed the Ferris home
early this morning.
The family was asleep on the second
floor of their frame dwelling when
Robert was awakened by cracking
flames at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The only stairway in the house
was afire.
The father and mother were fatally
injured in jumping through window,
with Maud and the baby. The two
lads. then bewildered with the flames
already leaping around the window,
turned to look for another exit. when
the house collapsed. The bodies were
found in the ruins tonight.
The other four members OF the fam
lily are in the Adrian hospital at PUNK
sutawney. with chances OF life against
the parents. A gas stove left on down.
stairs is supposed to have set the
woodwork afire.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Hungry" Robbins. The old man had
no other home. He had cleared out
the hollow until 1t became good
sized room. He had all sorts of cook
ing utensils and books and papers, and
begged TO be left alone. A blanket
hung over the entrance protected him
fro mthe cold. and he usually spent
his evening reading by candle light.
During the day he would forage for
food. and do odd jobs about the city.
The police threatened TO send him
to jail for vagrancy, and the old man
has left his tree. tle will probably
spend the winter in the poorlouse.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
OLD MAN BROWNS SELF.
Michael Mentions Body Found in Set
tinq Basin at Water Works.

Michael Mention, 81 years old. No
PSF st. Joseph-st. ended his life, Sun.
day. by jumping into the settling basin
at Water Works park, where he had
been employed through the summer
and autumn. He had TO break hole
through q thin surface of ice TO enter
the water. Mention had attended
church in the morning and had re
fused his nephew's invitation 20 dinner
with the remarks: I'll eat my dinner
in heaven"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
FIRE CAUSES $4,000 LOSS.
Stubbs-EsterIing Co. and other Cor
Germs Are Hard Hit.

Four firms sustained combined
loss OF about $4,000 in fire which
visited the three-story brick building
at Nos 12j-127 Monroe-ave., early
Sunday morning. The Stubbs- Ester
ling Printing Co is the heaviest loser
Its plant on the second floor, valued
at $4,000, was practically complete
wreck. The loss is covered by insur'
ance. Other firms that suffered are
The Detroit Rack Co, 10000; Jewel
Cash Register Co, $4,000; Playmate
Dress Co. $1,000. The origin OF the
blaze is not known.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
countess and Son Killed.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Countess De Nico-
lay. eldest daughter of the Marquis
Vogue and sister-in-law OF Marquis
MacMahon. her son, and her chanf-
fuer. were instantly killed in an auto
mobile yesterday, While near Lemans.
1870 miles southwest of Paris. Paris
express dashed into the car smashing
it into small pieces and terribly disng-
uring it's occupants.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Busted

Many . man goes broke-in Health
then wealth. Blsmes his mind
ssys Il don't work right; but ell the
time it's his bovsis. They don't work
liver dead and the whole system gets
clogged with poison. Nothing kills
good, clean-cut brain action like con-
stipation. CASCARETS will relieve
and cure. Try IL now. ms
cAscARETs 100 Q boa FOR weeks
treatment. AL druggists. Biggest seller
4 the world. AiLues bones q moatk
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05


and beaten army
and beaten army
at .Sporgoni in
i'm the night TO his
own land for ref
uge. leaving his
army bro X e n,
heart sick, and al
most starving in
the dead OF win
ter in a strange
land. There are
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Little Tahiti was the cradle OF a
Viking-like race which peopled islands
through the Pacific going as far as
Madagascar. 10000 miles, in open
boats
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

some pages in the story Of Napoleon
of which France Is very proud. but
the page on which Smoreoni is writ
ten il not one OF them. The general
of France had been crushed by the
paW OF the Russian bear
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Another Reason Women Should Vote.
81 am ashamed that my state Wash
ington) did not grant women the right
TO vote. Poor Richard Ballinger.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Dec. s. 1872, Napoleon, the great
Napoleon, he had been called, aban'
L.. "A
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
A Good Digestion

means man or woman good for
something-good work or pleasant
times. Whoever has distress after
eating, sick headaches, nausea,
bad taste, unpleasant breath, can
not find good in anything, or be Of
much use in the world.
But these symptoms are only
signs that the stomach needs little
care and attention and the aid that
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Miss Mary Ward ~ the new president
Of Garment Workers union, No. -,

spirited election. The other Of
hcers elected were: Vice president.
Miss Lille Fitzpatrick: recording
secretary, Miss Lauretta Burk:
financial secretary, William Whit
man; treasurer, Mrs A Nangle;
members OF executive board, Mary
Ward. Ida Newman, Lille Fitzpat-
rick. Mamie Horrigan. William
whitman. Mrs Nangle and Lille
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Impressive memorial service were
held sunday morning in ~. An
drew's Episcopal Memorial church.
In memory OF the late Bishop Samuel
= Harris, founder OF the church. the
departed members. and In commem-
grafton OF St Andrews day The
Bishop Harris, the second bishop OF
Michigan, and greatly beloved. The
Rev. G. Hely Molony, rector. preach
ed the sermon.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
"If YOU want to he a hero, tackle the
foreign missionary Held" Mas the

foreign missionary Held" was the
advice given by Stephen j. Corey, OF
Cincinnati, in an address to men,
Sunday afternoon. In the Y. NJ. c. \.
such Service is more unselfish and
heroic than Aging in An aeroplane
for a worlds record or heading an
expedition to find the north or south
poles" Mr. Corey, in giving facts
and figures about the "unevangeliz-
ed heathen," said that over forty
millions OF people had not the Bible
in their own tongue
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
| Lieut.. BreauIt, head OF the truant
| squad, hns been ndvIsed by the mar
After an Illness of several weeks with
typhOId fever, Mrs. Charles DOIbeer

Ten Eyck. formerly of Detroit, died,
Mrs. Ten Eyck lived in this city for
several years. during which time she
was prominent in musical matters.
holding several important church
positions as soprano soloist. She was
born in Bay city and the body Will
be taken To that city for burial. the
funeral services TO be held Tuesday
afternoon
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
An excellent performance of Rudolph
kneisel's farce comedy, "Pnpageno,'

was given sunday evening, In the
Garrick theater. by a German stock
company. supporting Christian
Schober, well-known comedian.
The performance was given in Ger
man and the audience was appre-
ciative and OF good size. \ number
of Detroit German citizens interest
ed In the drama OF the Fatherland
plan 10 bring Mr.. Schober and his
associate players TO Detroit for a
series OF performances on successive
Sunday evenings in the Garrick the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
On the advice of Prosecutor Van Zile,
DIR. John r.. Clark has Withdrawn as

a candidate for library commission
er TO succeed Herbert Bowen. The
prosecutor says there Is some doubt
as to whether Dir. Clark could act as
library commissioner and remain
Wiedeman. who championed DR.
Clark, claims To have had 10 votes
lined up for him. His Withdrawal
Will help Clarence \. Black $
chances
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Aid. William Gutman, OF the Third
ward, prcsident-eiect of the council,

already IL being groomed for County
Treasurer Moeller's job. two years
hence His firm friends in the Third
will not be satisfied until they have
placed him IN the county building,
and after he has served his TWO
terms as county treasurer they viii
have something else waiting for
him, they say. IL IL whispered that
the boys" are Matching up sur
prise for Billy. 10 spring the night
of his Inauguration as council presi-
dent The plans are being carefully
dnd hn
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Mrs. Charlotte Dewey, wife OF George
W. Dewey, died In the family home,
.Toistoy u dead, but never was he NO
much alive ms at this moment" de-

much alive as at this moment" de-
clared the Rev. Lee =. McCollester.
Sunday evening. in the Church OF
our Father. during the course OF an
illustrated lecture on the late great
Russian philosopher and writer.
"'rolstoy was "A John the Baptist.
calling the Russians To see their
evil WAYS and To repent. II Is un-
fair To measure him by American
standards That so much notice has
been taken or him proves his power,
That which will endure is not the
extreme doctrine uttered by him.
hut the forcefulness OF the man"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Several novel features have been plan
ned for the annual New Years open

house OF the Y NJ. G. A.. Including a
poultry. pigeon and cat show and AN
amateur photograph exhibition.
Anyone desiring TO compete in eth
or show should make application for
space immediately.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
About 1000 persons attended the lay
Ing of the s.OrnersInnc of the new

ST. Joseph's Home for Boys. on Bur-
roughs-avc, between Cass and Sec
ond -aves., Sunday afternoon. the
ceremonies being conducted by
Bishop Foley. the new home VIII
he a two-story building OF plain, but
artistic design and VIII cost about
$4,000. IL IL hoped TO have IL ready
for occupancy in April. 1911.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01
Uczmy dz1eci nasze czytaf
pisa6 l movie pc .polsku
z RUCHU WROG0W
KO6CIOkA.

W ostatnich czasach piano.
vie cd ,Dziennika Narodo-
wego'' a "a mimi cd ,,Kurye-
RAJ z Milwaukee spodziewali
sic wywofac ogromna senza-
eye W spofeczenstwie polskim
artyku}ami obrazajacymi W
najwyzszym stopniu uczucia
katolickie. Ale zawiedli sic
bafdzo: Bryzgajac bfotem ma
kosci6}, posfugujac sic argu-
mentami czerpanymi z pism
apostat6w imajwiekszych wro-
gov religii, odkryli nam do
reszty swa .zfosliwa dusze i
potwierdzili tylko: jeszcze raz
prawdez~ Ohrystuso~a: vnie
moze drzewo zfe dobrych o.
Woe6w rodzic''.
Rolskie spo}ecze6stwo .ka-
tolnkie przestafo JUL Cd daw--
ma spodziewac sie>po tych pa
mach czego innego i vie do
brze, re Ko$ci6f katolicki,
gdYby byf dziefem ludzkiem,
by4by ]uz dawno rozsypa} sic
W gruzy, DO mia} ME takich
wrog6w jak ,,Dziennik Naro-
doWy i Kuryer Polski'.
30 zreszta jakaz to bronia
pos7fuguja sic ci panowie?
Inkwizycya? Broh to stara j
zarazewia1a. Niemieccy lu-
trzy, kalWini cd 300 lat u
twierdzali MIA wyznawc6w
swoich a nawracali katolik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01
%niebezpieczeh.
stWo s1owianskie

= .-|- |-"9-, -
odkry}a " tych dniach kon-
ser,waty VIVA ,Kreuzzeitung"
2 trwoga wielka wskazu;e
swoim ziomkom ma przemo.
zne wp}ywy polskiego ducho-
wie6stwa " zwalczaniu pija6-
silva w6r6d ludu po]skiego. w
zy}ach nieszcze6liwej konser.
watystki krew sic bury; al
BOWEN skutki zwalczenia pi-
ja6stwa w6r6d ludu polskiego
SO bezprzyk}adne j nowem "a
grazaja NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.sg.-. SO - n J3fIAtT. l4.sR4 s~ta&. 80 :x&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01
z P0W0DU ,P1sAN1A
ksiedZa .~.Niebor0WskiegO
z Rychtala
ReichenthaD ma ;G.-S lasku:
O GrunWaldZie / kr6lu
Jagielle.
Napisaf ks. Stanisfaw Kujot.
Gag daisy.

Ol4S u01oA!s
DIS juz kazdy historyk
twierdzi, re najwiekszem
nieszcze6ciem Zakonu, DO tenn
co go podcie}o j pos1annict.
.wo mu odje}o, byi Stub ia
.giely litswskiego. 2 polska
Jadwiga 1850. Albowiem
Litwa nawr6ei}a sic, -zaczem
juz Zakon ME mial tn co ro'
bic, gdyl pogan ME by}o; p.
Litwie = Polska z}aczonej "a
:kon ME m ID lag rady. Ale
dw6ch .praWd Zakon ME
.chcial uznae, tyllgkZo' pc dawne-
:mu y wolalna. caly SWAT, ze
on jest ~przeamurzem chrzes-
cia6stwa;;.2l: ehciaf przewage
mad: Pclsk4zi5Litwa j nadal
:wykonywat.
Co do tego=drugiego, to ko.
.niecznie=napieral sic Zmudsi
.przytykaiacei-do. Litwy led
.nego 2 mapochodsenia, ma
=przek6rz kupil !(r.
:14066) O zygmunta wegier..
:skiego:NoWa Marchie mad Cd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do 'kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieitoowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, W. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. Szarkowskl
GRANVILLE. $. Dak:. Jozef Grub.
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Micha} Mish
Melen, Wis. Teofl Derdowsk 80.
NANTICOKE, Pa. F.. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F, F.. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski.
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE. MINI. A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor wv socki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzi1ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

irrzeAzyy y eAo lkltell W p'i'1f1i
:niaiac Wstrzemiezliwo6eia
.trzezwo5cia zyYioly polskie.
pod wzglaeem gospodarezym
i narodowym,. Ale to move
widmo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wy.
.lania sic niety1ko 2 szereg6w
polskich, ale :posuwa sic Gala.
.falanga Wszechslowia6ska
wprost ma Berlin. Ot6z - wo-
Ia zatrwozona ,Kreuzerka''-
20 sprawozdania towarzystwa
popierania niemczyzny zagra-
mica wynika, 70 r6wniez u
|Czech6w i :Chorwat6w ruch
Observation-Disclosures ma cole ma
|rodowe, Huch ten datu]e sic
|od roku l9Vl:SNa lego czele
stoi wp}ywowy f'lo%of po}ski
i polityk, professor Masaryk.
Dzlatalnosc- "a oaDy"a sly
~rk<kl ,~1o
prseueWszys'kiem :wstoo n',o.
dz1ezy: ozeeey studenol 'ako
apostoao"ie 0s1lzeln'ez'l"os:
= uua'e ~ po!e'n " Ao'" ~
oowe. Mioo2'ez :glmnazys!na
zorRan!zpWana =9ese y SINE
zw'azkl aoatYnentoW: oplsu"
'ac oale' cele Przec'weerman
Skle. "s.tAen''71'iWoso' S'o-
"'ansk'e!' nhreuzA'R oo"''
al 20 ootYcnczas py4nsspo
'u~'p''s ~: uy'o ~'~''y'' '"N'S
""''" v waco na'
wa'4 slow'al'eAq' - '0l"N ! '0so
so]oszn1ka Nlemcy: s!rac'i':
Jak wldzlmy, hakatysc1 a.
"a 90 tego azeby lud pollsk'
ii6yt c'en'ny : oddawat s'e wlam'
stwu. Wszefk1ctfr tee u&ywa]a
f6rodk6w, azeby. ME: dopusclc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

Wos W. gum W03 WOaos
jace:o .pomste do nieba. S1o-
wem, widzismy tam, zanik ::
wszelakiej sprawiedliwosci j.
moralnosci. Austria znoWu
ME ma kosciofa n~arodowego;
jej religia panujaca jest re-
ligia katolicka, = ale polacy.
pod jej radiant ciesza sic VOL
no$cia i swoboda, rozwijaja sic
narodowo i So traktowani re
wzgledna sprawiedliwoscia
chrzescianska.
Swymi ~argumentami zapo-
ziyczonymi cd dawnych pro-
testant6w ir6znych sekciarzy,
dowiedli panowie: Cd wspom-
nianych dziennik6w tylko
p%rzewrotnej wolf swojej, DO
i'm sic ami sni}o wierzy6 W to,
W co wierzye kaza ludowi.
Jak niegdy6 poganie przepi-:
sywali religji chrzeScia6skiej
swe kleski zywiofowe Tub
przegrane bitwy i:stad brazil
pl'ow6d do przesladowania i
dreczenia chrzeScian, tax dzi-
siejsi bezbogowie, zwalajac ma
:KoSci6f i religie nasze pofoze-
ME polityczne j e~konomiczne,
nawofuja lud do zrzucenia
''jarzma Rzymu", do niep}a-
cenia podatk6w koscielnych,
do zadania biskup6w polskich
nieinaczej, jak sifa, buntem,
pokazaniem zeb6w, zeby je az
Papiez W Rrzymie zobaczy}.
= w duchu niewiary kryje sic
zawsze Ouch buntu, Ouch re-
wolucyi, duch niszczenia wszy-
stkiego, co cz}owieka zbliza
do Boga, do prawdy, co czlo-
wieka podnosi ponad interes
ziemski, Ludzie zarazeni tym
duchem chcie]ib'y nam da6 do !:
brobyt, bogactwo, znaczenie ]
ma}o co ME byt polityczny,
chcieliby nam zbudowac krai-
ne szczescia, ale tylko ma CRU
zach Kosciola rzymsko-kato-
lickiego, tylko "a Gene WARY;
religii, sumienia, tylko wte:
dy, gdy sic pokfonimy stano-
wi %niewiary. "To wszystko
dam tobie, jeSli upadfszy u
czynisz mi pokfon", powie-
kiedys *kusiciel do Zba-
wiciela naszego. O~dpowiedzia
.Jego. byfo: "Idz precz szata-
ME: Albowiem napisano jest:
Panu Bogu twemu k}aniac
sic bedziesz, a Jemu samemu
sfuzyc bedziesz''.
TAX .czy6cie j tax m6wcie,
kochani Rodacy, lie razy "a
czepia was 0 Ware ci, o kt6-
rych Pan Jezus .m6wi, re ma
ia E'ojcem dyab}a" lie razy ich
gazeta bezbozna dostanie sic
do <rak: .waszych powiedzcie
take: "Idz precz satanic!
do kloaki! - W ogie6!"
DO napisano jest: ''nie moze-
my mic przeciwko %prawdzie,
ale "a prawda" (2"Kor, 1881:
KS. w. MICHUEKA.
~ - E..ss- .h. 80 a&IaRA1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

stoja jak muir przy dawne VIE
re swojej, a lutrzy, kalwini
.rozprysneli sic W niezliczone
sekty, a wieluz Mich ME wy:
.znaje juz zadnej religii. 80 Me
pomogfy r6wniez ujadania ma.
Rzym, Papieza, biskup6w,
mnich6w, jak to czynia j pa
movie cd ,Dziennika Naro-
dowego" i ,Kuryera Polskie-
co.. Pc trzystu latach r6z-
nych kalumnii rzucanych
przez lutr6w, kalwin6w juz to
z kazalnic, juzto przez pisma
i ksiazki, Rzym jak by} dro-
GIN sercu kazdego Niemca
katolika tax i jest; Papiez jak
by1 ola niego zastepca Chry-
stusa tax i jest; biskupi, ka-
p}ani, zakonnice jak .byli jego
.przewodnikami d~uchownymi,
tax i So. I przyszfo do tego, re
jak m6wia panowie cd wspom-
nianych dziennik6w, Niemcy
liturgy ME k}6ca sic juz o
,,wiare" z Niemcami katoli-
kami. A wiecie dlaczego? 30
widza, re katolicy maja racye,
re wszystkie napasci ma ka-
|tolicyzm ich samych tylko
k~ompromituja; DO wiedza, re
%argumenta, kt6rymi wojowalj
przez lata cafe, So absurdem
W cafem s}owa tego znaczeniu,
W kt6re kazdy uczciwy Me
miec ME wierzyf i ME wierzy,
|podobnie, jak laden uczciwy
Polak ME, uwierzy W brednie
l., Dziennika Narodowego'' !
Kuryera Polskiego''.
Ale "a to kazdy Polak u.
wierzy, re Panowie cd ,Dzien:
nika N~arodowego" i ,Kurye.
ra Polskiego"+ cafem screen
nienawidza Ko$cio1a katolic.
kiegoi Rzymu, a gdyby mogli,
spaliliby go jak niegdyS Ne
ron. u obrachowana bez.
czelnoscia ma nieswiadomos{
ludzka dowodza >ludowi pol
skiemu, re przyczyna Wszyst.
kich jego nieszczes Sc jest to,
re Polacy So ,,najwierniejszy-
mi synami Koscio1a. rzym-
skiego'' re tylko wtedy
beda cos warci, .gdy beda mieli
sw6j kosci6} >narodowy, ze
,,tylko ten nar6d moze sic
osta6 i bye: silnym, kt6rym
laden kosci64 ME rzadzi''; re
w}asnie ola tego >Francya zer-
wa}a z Rzymem, re dlatego
takze Hiszpania zrzuca :,,jarz-
mo koScielne''; re wreszcie
tylko narody posiadajace kos
ciofy wfasne (narodowe) So
potezne i nadto rzadza kato-
]ikami.
Dobrze, panowie cd ,Dzien-
nika Narodowego" i ,Kurye-
IA Polskiego'', czem otwarciej
tenn lepiej;; czem bezczelniej,
tenn bezpieczniej.
Ale pamietajcie i 0 tenn, re
lud nasz lepiej umie rozumo-
wac cd was. On vie dobrze,
re Koscio4em i religia ME
mierzy sic fzyczna potega i
Wpfyw jakiegos panstwa, ale