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The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
The Story of Roosevelt.

The second instalment of Alfred Hen.
ry Lewis's virile and compelling "Story
of Roosevelt" appears in Human Life
for July and is meeting with an enor.
nous demand by the reading public.
"Mr. Roosevelt has just rounded the
corner of his majority, "writes Mr.. Lew
is, "and ceased to be boy. With
twenty-five years to his virile credit, he
stands kicking his unquiet heels on the
threshold of affairs. He purposes lay
ing siege to the popular, and asks at
once the confidence of men.
With the campaign he has outlined,
what shall be said of his advantages
He has Just cast his first vote. He is to
go onward and upward until he
touches the highest point of human
greatness, and be distinguished by
signs ofpublc confidence bestowed upon
none other since the martyred hour OF
Lincoln. With such q future waiting
for him in the ante-chambers of Time,
in what is he better conditioned for
the struggle than are thousands whose
years and ambitions are twin with his
own?
assuming there be folk-and | take
/ it the wood are full of them-who yearr
to repeat in their own lives the Roosevelt
performance, be what he has been, dc
what he has done, to consider his native
equipment of hand and head and heart
should not be time wasted nor labor
thrown away. He who asks victory
should divide his studies in two. lie
should devote himself TO triumph; he
should devote himself to the conquered
in their reasons OF defeat. When he car
tell why the former won and the latter
lost, he himself is ready for the field.
Human Life Publishing Co.
Boston.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
N, H. KELSO is OUT
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
Popular Joplin Merchant An
nounced as Candidate for
Nomination.

Another strong Democrat-one
who would be all ornament to the
ticket as we'll as a vote gettcr---
doomed on the political horizon
when n, H. Kelso OF Joplin yield
ed to the wishes of his friends and
got into the race for probate judge.
Mr.. Kelso is native of Tenncs-
see, but for 40 years he has re-
sided in Jasper county. The last
IS years he has spent at Joplin,
and there is not an old resident III
the western part of the county who
does not know Harry Kelso and
speaks of him as a thorough, hon
est man with a generous heart
one who has 'staked" many a
struggling miner and helped many
widow and orphan. He is a man
of the highest integrity and pro-
bity, and his past record is a clean
one, in private life, society, bust
ness and politics. 1t is comment
frequently heard that if N. Fl.
Kelso were probate judge no man
need be afraid to die because of
the haunting dread that his estate
may be eaten up by probate court
fees. Always a Democrat, when
Mr.. Kelso has been Il candidate it
has been impossible to beat him,
and he has no trouble being elected
councilman for his ward in Joplin.
He is a Mason, Knight Templar
and Odd Fellow.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
Broke Worlds Pitching Record.

Bob Thompson, the Lamar
youth who frequently pitched the
Jasper base ball team to victory in
years past. but who known as Jas
per's "hard luck" pitcher, bumped
into the usual thing over at Liberal
last Sunday. Bob was pitching
for Liberal against Frontenac, and
he performed the exceptional feat
of holding the Kansams without a
hit for nine innings. But the
Frontenac pitcher didn't do thing
but hold the Liberalites without
the shadow of a hit for twelve in
nings, and finally Frontenac push
ed a couple of runs over and won,
to o. Divers, the Frontenac
twirler. broke a worlds record
with his twelve-inning hitless game
but the folks over at Liberal don't
seem to know it.
Frank Bridges, another of last
years Redsox, has signed with
the Guthrie team, in the Western
Association. Frank was with the
Newton team, in the Kansas state
league, the first partef the. season
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
Airships at Pittsburg.

The Wright brothers aeroplanes
are advertised to fly at Pittsburg
on July I'd, sd, 4th, and 5th.
Pittsburg seems to have secured
the cream of the aviation talent,
and the hustle and expense ncces-
sary to secure so tremendous an
attraction will doubtless have its
reward many times over in the
number of people who vii! throng
there during the four days of the
meet, A number of Jasperites
have announced their intention to
see the airships on Sunday or Mon
day.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30

J. D. Chapman went down to
Carthage Saturday and qualified
for the Office Of justice of peace for
Preston township, to which he was
recently appointed by the county
court. c. F. Lyons was our last
]. P, and since he quit the job
three years ago we have been
without any such official. Mr.,
Chapman hasn't yet secured Office
rooms.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
Kids are Learning to loot

II looks just now as if Jasper
will have brass band at no distant
date in the future. There's no
band just now, that's true, and
there are not enough experienced
'tooters' in the vicinity to make a
band if they were all hcrded to-
gether, but Roy, Wells has got a
bunch of kids interested in the
matter, with the result that sew
eral horns and a set of books have
been purchased, and practice will
begin this week. Most of the ''old
heads" will join the kids when they
have learned to toot a little, and
then we'll have band. In
couple of years, or so; it should be
Il band any town Of Jasper's size
may be proud of. We hope the
boys will stick to it and progress
sufficiently to give us a series Of
indoor concerts next winter.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
Cassville Reunion Aug. 1919

This is the biggest and best re-
union held annually in Southwest
Missouri. The fine grounds, excel
lent spring water, splendid order
that is maintained and for enjoy
ment never excellcd, makes it an
occasion of real solid pleasure.
Able speakers will he present, SPLEEN
did music furnished and anuse-
ments will be numerous, Make ar
rangcments TO come and remain
the entire four days-Aug, 10, II,
IS and 70. For privileges address
Privilege Committee, Cassvillc, Mo.
BENTON ROBBINS, Pres.
E. N. MEADoR, Sec.'y.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
E. N. MEADoR, Sec'y.

Folks who were up as late as 9 80
Monday night saw one of the most
brilliant meteors ever seen in these
parts, at that hour, The meteor
fell somewhere off to the southwest
--how far is only a matter of con
jecture-and during its brief Sight
through the atmosphere illumi,
mated things as brightly as a very
vivid flash Of lightning 1t was a
spectacle that put the comet conf
pletely to the bad
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30
Crop Rotation For Missouri.

The matter of crop rotation is
being given more and more at
tention by the Missouri farmers.
This is partly due to the fact that
most lands are no longer producing
abundant crops under straight
grain farming. yeBarmers are there
fore driven to change of crops to
keep the land productive. The
rotation which should be adopted
on any farm naturally depends Up
on number of factors, such as
the type of farming. the crops best
adapted to the reign, the market
facilities, the labor supply, etc.
There are however, certain essen
tials to every rotation which
should be considered. The most
important of these, is that the 70.
tation should contana legume crop,
such as clover or cowpeas, at
least once in four years if it is to
be permanently successful.
! A system of rotation such as
corn, oats, clover has a rather
wide adoption in Missouri; also a
rotation of corn, wheat, clover, or
one of corn, oats or wheat, clover
and timothy two years Another
one particularly adapted to lands
of rather low fertility, is that Of
corn, cowpeas, wheat, clover. In
this rotation, cowpeas may be
seeded in the corn at the last Gull
tivation to be pastured off with
sheep or hogs, or rye may be seed
ed in fall and pastured up until
, April of the next spring. when the
e land may be broken for cowpeas.
. After the cowpeas are off, wheat
may be seeded without further
e preparation of the soil, than har-
: rowing or disking and narrowing
. Clover may then be seeded in the
e spring. This will maintain a le-
= gume crop on the soil practically
It every year.
Many farmers object to rota,
l, ton which includes corn but one
. year in four, maintaining that thi:
a is not sufficient corn for feeding
n purposes, and this is true undc
y many systems of management
o Where a wider use is made of for
= age crops however, such as cow
}, peas, soy-beans and rape for hos
n pasture, great saving of corr
e may be brought about. On lands
IS Of low fertility some such system
as this should be adopted because
- corn two years out of four is toe
it much for the land if it is to b.
o built up rapidly in fertility
'e Where man will make wide us,
I. of legumes and limit his corn crop
y to not over one in three. ant
e where he either feeds back thu
lie bulk of these crops, or better still
d where in addition to feeding, al
- occasional legume crop like COW
peas or second crop of clover t.
turn under, very much create
yields may be secured.
= M. f. Miller,
Agricultural Experiment Station,
a University of Missouri
Columbia, Nc
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30

Another car Of that good, soft
mixed feed just in. Get your or
der in with US or J. r. Wheat.
Schroeder Grain Co.
The Jasper news., 1910-06-30

Breakfast Delight" coffee, in: !
lb. canisters a5c at Crandalls'. Try
this spendid coffee just once.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

CO.. to znsczyf Obchody
g~runwaldzkie >odbywaja .sie
" Niemczaeh, ,=a,N polskie'ii
wsi ma Slasku. a4stryackim
ME wolno :odczytac wzspania-.
lego opisu bitwy grunwaldz-
kiei = potwie'aaceii II Z .Ssiien1kiewi.
cza! Me jest to Cd ogobbi0,nly
wypadek, niemczenie' bo-
WIEN aska:praemieni}os:sie
5juz W system, 5:::.sty4 c:u G}:a
:: Do powiatuv, bielakieggqo.. ME
dostanie sie4adeem naaucz.'yyciel,
kt6ry ME wetapi}- DC. partyi
odst6pc6w,. a4bo ME J. Jest
Niemcem. Ola syp66w nasz'e'ggo'
ludu polskiego,' kt6rzy uro-
dill sic w5Biefsskiem; niema
tam posad; alel'sa iposady .d]a
syn6w kolonist6w niemiec-
kich 2 Galicyi, supposedly ola
Niemc6w, kt6rzy *slowa ME
,:umieja pc ,Polskuu,: l.: -.
I to dzieie <sie " ,pahatw|e,
". kt6rem narodY s}Qwiahskie
maja.. wiekszoo6sGs$ ~ v kt6reimn
Po!acy mnaijja ia: 4nib;yj Wa;Ss:zej11ki'a
.swoboae dzia1ania. SCzyz dlu-
go jeszcze rodaeye nasi g Ca
:licyi przygladae' aiq'beda 'spo'
kojnie wypieraniu; Polak6w
= -ich odwiecznych siedzi3 j:
niemczeniu naszych okreg6w
>s;polskich2 s. gas :, vi, w;}fe]lki, BY .
~przystapic wreszcie DC! c21vnu;
Toe pos}owiie5 rolscy : girajIa
pierwsze skrzypce. " " parla-
mencie austryackim. Me ba-
vic sic W pofityke wielkiej
geby, lecz :bronic ~'w}asnej
sk6ry i odpierac niebezpie.
.cze6stwo wszechniemieckie,
OTTO. gl6wne zada ME ..poqsl6w.
naszych pod Austryakiem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20
Uczmy'dzieci nasze czytaf
pisao / movie pc polsku
S}owo pc sejmie Uni.

A vice j i : 90 Ssejmie W
Wilkes Barre, Pa. Cd mo:
'ich delegaa:t66w dowiaduje sic
tylko dodatnich spfawozda6t:
ze sejmu, - Czemu to prey
pisac, re sic tax wzorowo j
spokojnie odby}, to juz ME
mnie: O tenn movie, Tub sad
wydawac. - Ale dz;ekuje b.
gu, re tax sic odby}. lyle tyl::
ko nadmienie, re kazda orga
nizacya, przez spokojne, po'
wazne, rozumpe i b%ezstronne
rozprawy nd nd swych sejmach,
wiecej dobrego zdzia}a6 mode,
niz przez zaognione j samo-
lubne debaty, kt6re 7awsze
ujemnie wp}ywaja ma bieg
rozpraw o dobru danej orga'
nizacyi.
Cieszy mnie r6wniez, ze ma
stepny sejm naznac7c no do
Milwaukee, Wi. - Towarzy-
stwo tam istniejace bedzie
mia4o: .dosye czasn' DO wzlnoc:.
nienia sic W cz}onk6w, = q;
mozae'. i zorganizo wanna in.
nychss tovarzystw VI ty l1rt
mieseie, ably godnieF@sapffz Y
delegat6w i mowaeo d
powiedni komitet gospodar.
czy seimu. - tenn nie wat
pie.
Unia nasza rozwija sic Una.
komieie q wszyscy nale7acy
do niej, jak sic to okazano ma
sejmie, pracuja odpowiednio,
i ze przez te diva lata pomi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

.,mnii. na prowincyi 2 lie
Interchangeable ola tych 20.
:statnich. Robi6 take por6w.s
mania, albo je tylko podsu-
wac, sprzeciwia; sic zasadom
mi1oSci chrze6cia6skiej:i jest
,pptepienia godne. CzV5s to,
!!1,hrYYstuss Pan nie powiedzial
,doywszystkich biskup6w i
keieay:: ,,kto was: s}ucha,
mnie slueha, skto wami gar
.dai, NINA CARDIFF" Czyz Was
ME; obecna ,.orobota" lie:
.dazy do tego, by lud nau-
.czyc takiego p~or6wnywania?
lGsyz Nowiny ME maja ma
lyle sprytu, by rozu nice, il
.~publikowaniem takich. ko:
respondencyi same usilnie
pepieraja- niecna nrcbote"
KuryeraY :
Nowiny .powinny raz ma
zawsze oprzestac takich gbu-
rowatych napa6ci i rzucac
niedorzeczne korespondencye
do :kosza. Tam ola Mich
miejsce!
KROPIDkO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20
%. q 90 -
NaWr6c0nY. !:
w Moskwie, miano powie'

w Moskwie. miano powie-
sic zyda. go: ""a.. ::
Ma @pytanie,' jakiem* jest
jego zyczenie, odpar}, ze pra-
gnie &.przyjac prawos}aWie:.'
Dozorca zdumiony tenn zada.
MEM. %t}umaczy1am u, zea5to.
mic ME pcmoze, :gdyzatsk, czy.
.owak go powiesza. Ea3s:sl:a "
Zyd. obstawa1:p rz~Y :swojem.
Przyszedl wiec1pap, doko-
nal chrztu: i,E1przytomnyma
palnal oracye oi:<potedze ire
ligii: praw~oslawneb%pod: kt6+
rel skrzyda navel taki=ayd
nedzny sie<eueiek& ably uni
knac kary Wieezpeitl5z!
Zyd sluchai.az doostatnictl
wyraz6w, a uyiyszawszy je,
zawoial: 8: s::)~s. 81 :tr
y Nil to pieswedle =tegou g
"A ola .clegF1s
6wieta praxos1sWnna z1:p5ta
pop. 81 ~ i T :=aa:os2s.
!. - z.przepfeszeniem tdla
tego, 10 sk1oero jullh 1kto;v ma
wjsie6, to MECH TOME ::bRsaadlzzie,
zydek, ale !, m nos
- - - 80 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20
:NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do kolektowan,s
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasi agenci mieit cowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
TRIED.:N Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S.Dak:, Jozef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Mickal Mish
Melen, Wis, Teofl Derdowsk :
NAlITIcOKE; Pa. Fl. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F, F. P roch
NORWAY Mich. MateuszB ilski, Z. : -
OAK HILL, Mich, sSt PogorzelsA =:
BREMOND. Tex Jan Fan .
WARSAW: N. D: @1'eodor Wvsockf :
WILNO Mimi. Fl. Badzinski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

je, to trzeba r6wniez PREY
pisac gorliwej, rzetelnej ]
bezinteresownej piracy zarza-
.du, kt6ry ztego powodu 20
stall obranym ma dalsze diva
lata. - Prawda, re zarzad z}o-
zy1 swoje urzedowanie " re-.
CO sejmu z rada obrania:, in
nego, - ale sejm ME PREY.
ja} tel rady, j bez zadnych
opozycji potwierdzif go ma
dalsze diva lata.
Daj Boze vice, ably zarzad
jak dotad, i nadal pracowa}
gorliwie ola naszej kochanej
Uni, i ably rezultat tel piracy
| by1: = wzrost Uni i dobro-
byt tejze. = Taxa praca be-.
watpienia zacheci wielu cz}oa-
k6w i towarzystw nienale-
|zacych do Uni do wstapie-
MIA W jej szeregi.
Pomiedzy wielu: who's:
kami mic lepszego ME mog}o
bye uchwalonem, jak przyj
mowanie dzieci do zapomo-
gi posmiertnei. = Przez ten
czyn, j uchwale Unia okaza-
Ia jak jej ma sercu ley do
bro wszystkich cz}onk6w ma
lezacych do Uni, i ze ME
chodzi ami jej, AMI zarzadowi
% jakie5 osobiste widoki,
lecz ably spe1n;6 uczynki
mi}osierdzia, ktore sobie cd
roczatku jako jedyny Gel "a
1ozy}a. - Niechze vice wszy.
soy, kt6rym dobro ich Was
ne, i ich dzieci ma sercu le.
zy, garna sic do Unii, pod
daja pod jej skrzyd}a opie:
ku6cze tel pieknej katolic'
Ekiej organizacyi:
P~rzyidzie czas, ze tego Mkt
ME poza}uje, owszem wszy::
,scy beda b}ogos}awit Unie'
DO. beda widzieli, re chocial
wszystko i wszyscy usunel'
sic cd Mich Unia tylko wier'
IA pozostala maluczkim i do
roslym.
Unia nasza ME moze sic
wprawdzie r6wnac z innemi
organizacyami co do cz}on-
k6w, ale W spe}nianiu rczyn-
k6w mi}osierdzia przewyz-
szy}a wszystkie, DO opar}a
swoje dzialanie ME ma sfo~
wach ale ma czynach.
Majatek Uni W got6wce
pod}ug ostatn'ego sprawo-
zdania ma sejmie wynosi, Sto
trzydziesci Tysiecy Dollar6w,
a to jest wielka i silna pod,
stawa jej bytu usta}onego. =
A vice mozemy sobie my
Unisci powinszowac, 70 pra.
vie we wszystkiem praca
nasza okazuje owoce.
w jednem tylko nadzieje
nasze zawiedzione zosta}y, a
mianowicie, ze ME przyszlo
lido %wyr6wnania nieporozu-
mie6 zasz}ych ma sejmie "
Chicago, kt6re spowodowaly
|rOz{am Uni. - Lecz go
stawmy to czasowi.
'Sejm W Wilkes Barre, Pa;
as1zwlasciwiess@ zarz4d, mia
Ewszelkie dane do ustepstw i
= ale ME mia} prawW$a
(a$. . ~. . tE'r- j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

nom, i to pc tylu wyja6nie-
mach 2 jednej i drugiej
strony. Owszem ~wydawaloby
sic take postapienie 6miesz
mem i dziecinnem.
Oredzie odiamu Buffalow-
skiego do Braci delegat6w
sejmujacych " Wilkes. Barre,
a podpisane przez pana Do
ktora Fronclak j .Marcina
Brzykcy, by}o ME ma miej,
scu, autokratyczne, t. ].
samow}adne, zdradzajace chez
rzadzenia, ~zarozumia}osc, pod
step, i zle ukrytY zamiar "a:
checania delegat6w do ME-
poslusze6stwa przewodnicza
Gym ma sejmie, j dzialania
ma wlasna reke bez wzgledu
jakieby instrukcye delegaci
odebrali cd swoich iowa
rzystw. = Calego oredzia ME
przytaczamy W kt6rem widzi
sic wiele pr6zb, uwag, zachet,
a i grozb. - 70 oredzie
MONA czytaf W gazecie
,Wiarus" a i kazdy delegat
otrzyma} je ma sejmie, = ale
ME zawadzi przytoczy6 koh-
cowy ustep tego oredzia:
,R1agamy Was drodzy Bra
cia delegaci, i prosimy Was
ca}em screen, ME zwracaj.
Gle ma mic uwagi, ale ma
w}asne dobro, i pamietajcie,
re dis jeszcze macis .w}adze,
wykorzystajcie ia, a bedzie
ola Was .chwala, a wszysc5
bracia kt6rzy Was delekat6w
wybrali, dziekowac VAN be:
da przez Gale zycie. A
spo1ecze6stwo czyn ten uzna
publicznie "a szlachetny i
godny .wielklego uznania
|~pochwaly".s
A wiec znaczy lyle to
oredzie: Bracia .delegaoi
.kt6rzy6cie uznali zarzad W
Wilkes Barre, "a prawy, i
ma wezwanie tegoz wszystkie
to warzystwa wybra}y Was
delegatami, polozyli W Was
Gale zaufanie, byscie radzili
ma sejmie honorowo i spra-
w1edliwie, zdradzcie to to-
warzystwa, zdradzcie ten
zarzad kt6ry6cie "a prawy
uznali, porzuccie ich, ko-
rzystajcie z tel w1adzy kt6ra
macie, zr6bcie zamieszanie,
rozbijcie sejm, przybadzcie
do mas i polaczcie SIZE mani.
- Czyz ME TAXI. = Kazdy,
kto 2 uwaga czyta to oredzie,
inaczej 90 ME moze zrozu-
mice. = To tez delegaci nasi
ma sejmie zrozumieli to ore
die bardzo dobrze, - "a
smucili sic, ze ich wsp6l.
bracia, z ktfrymi tax chetnie
chcieliby %pracowac, mama
wiaja ich do zfego, do zabu-
rze6 i nieuszanowania sieb;e
samych. - Stana} i'm zywo
pred oczy sejm W Chicago,
jego zaburzenia, fatszywe
glossy, i ~por6wnawszy to
wszystko z oredziem, ME
uwierzyii mu, ] odrzucili,
e. 3; przyby'h /. z .checia do
zgodY i iustepstW. Zrozu-
:: go. " rE1G.y. s@.e 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

Q la9 Ina ME NOV
b 80. :1 to do u. ntiiczego ME
d%oprowadzi,= do lamania
tychze mkt sic ME przyzna,
pomimo najwidoczniejszych
dowod6W.
Seim W.Wilkes-Barr Cd
by} sic tax wzorowo, 10 go
tylko przyr6 wnac mozna do.
!: = {. nallepszlyc'h. Ore
die odrzucif seejm iako u,
bt,lliiiiaiace, nieogledne, j ME:
godne AMI jedneja AMI drugiej
strony, 2 u y l2' .ze got6w
jest do polaczenia sic, ale
ia podstaWie ustaw konsty-
tucyi, kt6ra ME oni ale my.
Smy ia 2 ksiezmi uk}adali, a
oni ia jako TAXA 2 popraw-
kami=przyieli, j to 2. takiemi
p~oprawkami jake sami pc.
robili, ]. chcieli.
Zadnego oredzia :ublizaja.
cego ME otrzymaja cd mas,
DO wolna wole u1s'zanujemy
tax W Mich jak i " sobie
samych. Wyczekiwac i ma
dial bedziemy, ~przyjmie-
my ich z~"otwartem screen,
= z%apomnimY wszystko, j
podamy dion braterska. =
smuci mas, movie, ze ME
przysz}o do zg'ody,. ale ma to
ME many innego lekarstwa,
:jak to, kt6re6my: mieli W
.zapasie p~rzybywajac ma sejm,
ably zagoie rany, do zadania
kt6rych, mkt sic ME chce
;przyznat: Oredzie .%niefor-
tunnie napisane, j zle do.
radzone Wszystko popsu}o.
Gel mojej odezwy jest, aby
Wam szanowni tdetegaci pc:
dziekowac "a wzorowe roz.
tropne z~achoWapie sic ma
sejmie, j ~przeprowadzenie
uzyteczn. :yye ::yyAnii' ':s! -. a
j ostrzec,i was ws2yetkich
Unist6w pred mogacemi sic
pojawic %balamlucacymi sarty-
kulami ze strony nam pre-
ciwnej, mietajciel ze
pr,awy sejm Uni r, 9pdby{ sic
" Wilkes Barre = ! tam istnie-
je zarzad wolnymi; Waszymi
gfosami wybrany, j ten rza-
dzi Unia, kt6ra my ksieza
powo}aliSmy do zycia.
innej Uni ME zak}a
.dali6my, i zadnej innej ME
uznajemy il ME: ho}dujemy
jej. Oddali6my i powie-
.rzyli zarzad Uni W rece
Vase. My ksieza podda-
jenny sic iej radon jak dlu-
go nienaruszone beda. W niej
zasady WARY katollck;ej, i
szanowane jej prawa. = Wy
za6 kochani Unikci na6laduj-
Gle mas, i nalezcie do niej
cafem screen ~niezwazajac ma
iakiekolwiek perswasye i ma
mowy. = Pracujmy spokoj-
ME i gorliwie, popierajmy
zarzad kt6ry5my sobie obra-
Ii, a Bog dobrej piracy po-
b1ogoslawi.
Ks. D. Majer.
z: mad rzeki lisiej
Nfn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-20

pisane W duchu. kato]ickim.
Togo sza6 %bynajmniei poWie,
dziec ME MONA Q winnie
njonej korespondencyi. Da-..
leko lei do tego! !,
Co spowodowa}o redaktoraa
,Nowin Polskich'' do .og}o-
szenia tel paplaniny, spisa,-,
nej, jak sic zdaje, przez clio:
wieka nieokrzesanego, 9 "
kazdym razie, ~pozbawionleeggo,
poczucia chrzekcia6skiegos
latwo sic domy6lec 2 ;tre6ci
korespondencyi, a to bynaj~
mniej chluby ME przynosi
pismu katolickiemul. !
4 - - r.-f" r.. : j.. ~ -: '%.-- .-.
Piszacy owa koresponden-
eye oczywi6cie bardao ma}o
skorzystal 2 kazania ks b ;.
b. G6rala Q wychowaniu,
cho6 je przesadnie .wyrhwac
ia, gdyz ME baczy pa pa
pomnienie Chrystusa sPana:
,,czego ME cheese, ably ci
inni czynili, .tego i'm take
ME czy6l" .
Me widze zadnego powo-
.du, upowazniajacego kores-
pondenta do napa6ci ma p;
M. Kruszke, albo do kryty--
kowania ks. w. Kruszke. Go
moze mice do. czynienia NJ.
Kruszka 20 kami "
Ripon''??; Co sic zas tycz;y
ks. w. Kruszki, to ubolewat
MONA mad tenn, re miai ME:
szcze6cie,. jezeli znajduja sic
jake usterki W koSciele j
szkole przez niego zbu iowa:
nych, ale og&aszae to. "
dzienniku i krytykowac go
"a to publicznie i to- 2. 'dosye
wyrazna .checia ponizenia go
W oczach og61u, to ME ,.po
Echrze6ciahsku, ~ tie poole!
Jakzeby sig >podobalo ko-
respondentowi, gdybym ia
Epublicznie wytkna} jego gra-
matyczne, stylistyczne iHlo-
giczne b}edy ma przyk}ad "
tenn zdaniu: Ma szkole, kt6-
"a tel tylko 4 lata temu jest
wy%budowana, t ez .cheie}im
W ten spos6b dach zrepero:
wac, a to mic ME pomog}o;
p. 0 n i Q W al woda :znowu
przecieka i :Siostry:@ "maia
wielki klopot." ":
(Zamiast: tez cbcielim3 :
powinno bye przynajmniej:
c h CT Q Iii M to i! IDA
ME: ,Poniewaz it'd. jest.sp6j.
ne albo. skutkowe, ME przy-
czynowe. .:
ALDO W zdaniu: oEksperci
powiadaja, 10 to nasza para
fie bedzie kosztowafo wieeej
jak $2OOO.O0" zamiast
njak" powinno bye ,nizH,,,
it'd. y. j.
Z pewno6cia czulby sic:
obrazony i ~skrzywdzonymoj
niepozadana krytyka, tenn
wiecej, ze on, jake. farmer
ME uczy4 sic %gramatyki,
stylistyki i logiki. Ola. czego.
tedy krytykowa6 ks. w.
K.ruszke' jako alchitekta
wszak on sic architektem ME
Zreszta kt6ry z: archie
ME popelnia bled6w?
NJ 49, l--- -.