davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07

HER FATHER GAVE uER PARTING HUG.
home, you know, but couldn't resist
tho temptation TO stop in here and see
what-the store looked like after all
these months Besides, 1 Thought that
You or father''- Her eyes Tell, and
she FILTERED. Withdrawing her hands
BY now he had himself in hand.
why" be laughed. you nearly took
NV breath away. Even now I can
"Beiieve what Natr' she esked
quickly. 80 80.
''That you're the same little Betty
Grahum. / never saw such a change.
''It,s change for the better, isn't y.
Nat?" she asked, with smile halI
wlstfuI - ~.
marvelous| y,
.'iOid seem 50 very aNvESli = q e ~
NONSENSE on know pa = Ign ?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-07

Joshua smith. Of Loaf Creek was.
4 city visitor "Wednesday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31
euTERsLoH BLACK BREAD.
Little WestphaIan Town That BIS
narck Made Famous.

Gutersloh. though only village 30
wears ago. was already becoming quite
, large town of 800 inhabitants or
so when one day during the mahoeuE-
res a young lieutenant took up HIS
cuarters there. He came from Pom
erania, where they also make tasty
black bread. but he liked the peculiar
Westphalian taste better. His name
was Bismarck. , .,,,,,o,h
In 1870 he was travelling through
Gutersloh once more. this time aS
nrime minister of Prussia, together
with old King William. Mhen thr
train stopped he shouted IN J"NIa'
fashion to the crowd which hau come
to meet them: us there an!nnuy
who can get us some pumperhicke.ii
with butter and plenty I'll nam
There were reporters preSent-allu
the fortune of GutersIoh Dreau "'S
MADE. 1t became the fashion.
The craze fp1' Westphalian pumper-
nickel spread far and wide. cunning
" furthered by the bakers, who now
baked for export only small one-pouhd
loaves. ito make it look more IKE Il
delicatesse." as they say. Though I'LL
tersloh still looks like an old world
town. they are very world wise. the
bakers of black bread. for from the
same kneading troughS there go INT"
the ovens first the huge lnaVeS (Snme
that go into the farm houses oitrn
weighing half q hundred weight.) ana
then. shaped of what is left. the uhE
loavCs. which are wrapped IN paper
sent abroad and sold rs dellcateSSe'
London Express
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31
ESKIMOS SNOW HOUSE.
How Il Is BuiIt-The Peculiar Spiral
Arch

The Eskimo vault is true dome;
it eXerts no outward thrust and re-
quires no temporary scaffolding. 1t
is also unique in that its material Is
not brick or stone but snow.
The construction is used for. the
beehive shaped winter houses of these
SO-called savageS and Is spiral in
plan. 4 row of blocks ii first laid on
the ground in a circle-Or more eX-
actly a polygOn. Each of these has a
slightly slant top and each thus raises
its surface a little beyond the last,
until when the circle is completed the
gap in height between the last and
first blocks gives the thickness for the
following courses. In these the upper
and lower surfaces of each block are
parallel as in brick, but the grad
ual upward trend given by the first
course is of necessity maintained.
In each successive round the snow
bricks are leaned inward more by hav-
ing their lower surfaces sliced of TO
a bevel If set squarely end to end
they would before long lean inward
so far that they would tumble. For
this reason the end of the block last
laid is cut at an angle. The next fol-
lowing block has the joining end
slanted at the reverse angle. Thus 1t
fits in behind the preceding and is
prevented by it from slipping inward.
AS the house grows the circles be-
come smaller, until at last only an
irregular poygonal opening is left;
This Is filled with a wedge shaped
block cut to shape. II is, however.
not a keystone, as the remainder OF
the structure supports itself.
The blocks of firm snow are usually
dressed outside and handed for plac-
ing TO the man on the inside. The last
block he holds up with one hand,
slices to shape with his ivory knife
in the other and drops into position.
He is then entirely enclosed in the
vault. Only after the house itself Is
entirely completed does he cut out
the lower door. which to keep out
the cold as much as possible Is only
big enough to crawl through.
4 long. low tunnel Is then built IN
front of the door to break the force
of the Arctlc's icy blasts. Even the
window is present. \ small aperture
Is cut out over the door and filled with
a pane OF clear, thin ice. All that Is
omitted is the flue or chimney.
Whatever heat is produced by the seal
oil lamps is wanted inside, warmth be-
ing more serious necessity In the
climate than ventilation or freedom
from smOke,-Scientific American.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31
MEANING OF A DAY.
How Scientists Decide Where and
When Il Begins.

What Is a day? In the sense In
which the word is commonly used'
day" includes the period of light as
DISTINGUISHED from that Of darkness.
This period of light to a resident or
Philadelphia means merely certain
number Of hours out of the twenty
four but it may mean any length OF
time under six months. according to
the latitude of the observer ana the
season of the year.
Another popular meaning Is the
space of twenty-four hours. including
q period of light and a period of dark
ness. This again. is not the same all
the world over, as the time or the
commencement and termination vary
In different countries: some reckon
from sunset to sunset. some from
dawn to dawn. while modern civilized
nations count from midnight to mid
night.
Astronomers. also. have their va
rious days: the absolute solar day,
ranging from about half minute un-
der TO the same amount over twenty
four hours at different times of the
year: the mean solar day being our
common day of twenty-four hours;
the lunar day of nearly Twenty-Five
hours. and the sidereal day of about
four seconds short of twenty-four
hours.
These different answers. and the
phenomena to which reference must
be made for their explanation, would
provide material for Il very long and
minutely scientific article. But there
Is another aspect to the matter which
is not less interesting. though not so
frequently alluded to; namely, the
duration of each day on the surface
OF the earth. the place and time at
which il is first seen. and at which 1t
finally disappears.
The succession of the day and night
depends on the rotation of the earth
on its axis; and since the earth is of
a globular shape it is evident that the
whole of the surface cannot be turn
ed toward the sun at one and the same
moment. In other words, II cannot
be noon all over the earth at precise
" the same time. \ little thought
will show that whenever ii is noon at
any one place it is midnight on the
opposite side of the earth: and at the
different points between all the times
of day are at one and the same mo-
ment To be found.
Take a particular example to make
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31

denly, beating with her little hands
UPON my breast as though I were an
enemy. DO mott" she said. Co"
My eye caught sight of the great key,
Pakenhams key. lying there on the ta-
BILE. Maddened, l caught it up, and,
with quick wrench Of my naked
hands, broke it in two. and threw the
halves on the floor to join the torn
scroll Of England's pledge.
l divided Oregon at the forty ninth
parallel, and not at fifty-four forty,
when broke Pakenham's key. But you
shall see why l have never regretted
that.
ASK Sir Richard Pakenham If he
wants his key!" l said.
To be Continued.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31
judge Sease's Way.-During court In

Judge SSdSc way hi5 N'e' '''
Orangeburg last week a gentleman in
the audience saw fit to Jaw back at
witness who was being examined.
Judge Sease promptly fined him IS ana
ordered him locked up thirty hours
thus exploding that time worn saying
that talk is cheap"
1t is a pity that Judge Sease's ex-
ample is not followed universally by
all the officers of our courts from mag
istrate up.
Judge Sease, who presided at court
in Orangeburg last week, went at those
who were convicted Of selling blind
tiger whisky with gloves off" finins
the guilty ones $500 or six months on
the chaingang-a most excellent way to
break up this nefarious business. His
influence will very likely be felt when
ever ne holds cOurt.-Calhoun Ad-
vance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-31

eyes. i'm spite of all. Yes" said she.
America Vespucci'. There seemed lit
tie to do here in intrigue, and that was
my first endeavOr to amuSe myself.
Then ] found other employment. Eng
should / be faithful to England? At
least, why should | not also enjoy in
trigue with yonder government Of Mex
leo at the same time? There came also
Texas. Yes. it is true. have seen some
sport here in Washington. But all the
time as | played in my own little game
with no one to enjoy it save myself
| saw myself begin to lose This coun-
try-this great splendid country of saw
ageS-began to take me by the hands.
began to look me in the eyes, and ask
me. Helena Won Ritz, what are you?
What might you have BEEN
so now" she concluded, you asked
me- asked me what | was. and | have
told you. | ask you myself. what am |,
what am | to be: and say, | am un-
clean. But. being as am. ! have done
what | have done. 1t was for prin-
ciple-or it was-fnr you. do not
know"
There are those who can he nothing
else but clean" | broke out. Il shall
not endure to hear You speak thus OF
yourself YOu-you, what have you not
done for us? Was not your mother
clean in her neart? Sins such as you
mention were never those of scarlet. If
you have Sinned. your sins are white
as snow. | at least am confeSSor
enough to tell YOU that"
"Ah. my confosSor!" She reached out
her hands to me-, her eyes swimming
wet. Then she pushed me back sud-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

chlo As polsz|kieggo,g kktto ''l'a
tam y II ma - Wyy q RED Vi I
III iI..'Wyy,jie'c',hI'asll bI II tn AZ ! d "a n n ,i';'
5szlycl,,hl, Ibtr,a,c1:il Il rl'oe''dlsa.slki6f''w 81 Saby n
stop q Wllas 4. a W Il ealego
snaro1dull polskkii'ego zzllooziylc
81 iilaldl,es , nl,as,zeji piracy u
4 AZ tejj obllcszy,z'nl'li.e, aby dat do DO.
w6d milosci jjaaki nr'o'ssiimy v
sercach swych dIl,aa.znaszej u
koclhl,,afnr1e,jj MlatkI,i o1icz'yz1nty.
I | " IA tej zs,iiem =, i W ! q, 7
tona Y kilku viekszych'
miastach, gdzie jest Wiecei
osiedlonych naszych roda-
=k6w, Polacy urzadzaja wiel-
kie obchody pa panjatke
piec settnej roc,zniicty pod
GrunWaldem . j tn " ma
Sym dalekim Texasie bracia
nnasi urzadzaja wielkie obcho.
dY zwyciestwa mad Krzyza-:
kami. Mech vice dzieh dzi.
siejszy bedzie sWietem naro.
dowem ola wszystkich Pola-
k6w, gdzie kolwiek sic maj maj
duja nasi Rodacy, nilechsj
ca}y Nar6d polski uczci god
ME te chwile dziejowa " "
ciu tax waznanie tylko ola
mas lecz i ola calej ludzko6.
Ct.
Ma tenn zako6czam mole
wyja6nienie 0 Grunwaldzie j
wzywam do jedno6ci j zgody
" dniu dzisiejszym.
Wasz Kodak
s.P. G0RsKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

$3.50 1914 90 f5sAGi: 80 --t2s1zE &4H5G F#T ~ES&. t.@-$
HUMBOLDT IOWA y =, "a "a
Ipa6nik amerykahski Frank
Gotch, "po''gromlqsItalls,ll't Z; Z1!bdyy.ss;z1lk u,
Cyganiewicza Wyss,y ~ 4 d do q
Ii ma pie6ci >szampiona pie6-
eiarskiego mu'lrz,,yna J i'lr "A: a.
Jlolhnsona, kt6ry 4 lipca Wv
grzmocil Jeffriesa. Johnson
jednak stawia Warunek, ably
przedtem Go l,tt,I pc wall ty,c,h'.
pie5ciarzy 2 s1 kl;t6rymi con
johnson sic rozprsaWill ma
kor1y6c. Gotcha pcba-
ia do walk kt6rzy
ME moga strawit, ze murzyn,I.
szaanplionat pie6ac,iaafr
ski. 5ss.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21
5 sierpnia.

Zadziwiajace powodzen1ie ktdrte
.zapeinifo zar:z2gdcom t.tyoh.pieknych
;przedstawien powodzenie moze ich
spoWodowac do powt6rnego udania
sic tym sladem. w %pierwszem miej
scn, charakter dokonania dale ja
koby zwr6cenie pefnej wartosci "a
te pieniadze. s.
w drugim miejscu. przedstawieie
zachodu wzia} sobie "a przedm,io
niskie ceny. s
Ia tax niskq sumo. dWadziescia
piec cent6w MONA bedzie zobaczyd
10 wiclkie przedstawienie cafkowii Il
Gle X, jest COS co dotted nigdy mic
jistnialo. W history tego wielkieggoe,
.prxedstawienia, q wynik tego Jest
wiecej niz udowodniony a prawdzi
wy dow6d jest protektorem. #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21
PINE GROVE, Wis.
12 lipca, 1910

- lIpCd, IOlO,
w tutejszym kosciele sw.
Trolley odbyl sic dnia 6 lip
ca Stub ranny Cecylii Mar
sza] c6rki pa1stwa Andre
j6w Marszaf6w 2 panem Mi
cha}em Przybylskim. ,6lubu
model rarze udzielil wiel,.
ks. S. Dura. Dana honoro-
wa byla parma Helena Prey
bylska, siostra pana mlole
20, a J6zef Marszal brat pan
ny mlodej byl druiba, 20 Q.
pr6cz tych druzka'ny by}.1
panny: Marta Slatala, Teresa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21
RATY EXKUJ:sYJNE
okazYi o%bozowiska z. ofP.,
Milwaukee j posiedzenia
knight Templar's,
Ss (yhioo0o

Biletyssn1la sprzedaz koleja Chica-
90 4 North Western, kazdeggo dnia
Cd 90 Lipca do ] Siierpnia, : Okla ,lsa-
wi oboztoywNiisslkta RI IF T. Milwaukee
/ kazdego dnia odskgo do sgo sierr-
.pniia Il; 4 paowNoodu posiedzsenia Knight.
Temrlarss v Chicago. Dosklonaial
sposobnosG godna wigdly5efandila tyychhi
mast konwennpc,yyii zobaczeniaa
swsiieellulss Spprrz,ylelgl}ych pielktnnyych = lato-
wJ1y,gech przyjjemnostek. jie tsi j i j stru /.
;mykdw Wiskonsiinie i p'olEnnoccrnlyymrns
'Michigainiie. Pc biilety zzlulppelnee5 il I
formacyeszglosic sig do aggenltdoW
sprzedajacych biledtyy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

O)!leinlliiic,,,z;aatkl, i 1Agniless;zzkal Is Siren II =
ska j druzbamy mlodziee1fcty::
iva Y 7PrzYbiylski, Maarryasn Il La Y.
tex r ranciszek Marsz
Wesele odbylo ole " d1oogmnluu
rodzic6w panl..y mnlodej
5bawiono sic ochoo'c1'zl .'1 q q DO
rama dnla nastepnego. 2 po.
zan iejscowyeh golci przybylil
pa6stwo Olpjniczaks c6rka
Teresa. pa6stwo Slastala 2
Marta Regina j
Alexandrem, pan J6z
.Hyska : synami Wikltorem
Alfonsem, pahstwo Selto j
PAM Strehska zc6rka Az
nieszka : Green Bay; pam
stwo M. Marszal sdziecmisz
Wis. Pa6stwo MO
.dzi odebrali bardzo wiele
cennych podarunk6w o.
:siedla sic ma stale " Pine
Grove, VIE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21
!, 8

.st. Paul, Mimi Minl d u, ! 4 pca. 4
Podaie az wiia.dlomoSsci W Wei.
Czsitooannkkoom, Y ro oscnl ppodasiiedhzseen1diletss
Stow. !. Polskichl. Y Anne nersyyce
soodlbeedzie1 sic dniia sgo sierrpp,niaI 1910 slEo'
i:' AZ godz. Pc pofadniu Y Pllleelboa,- -
iii y. Kaazimiierza a. ST. Pau Paul,
MINI. S l
rs. r. KUPFERsCHMI1D1Tr
Sekr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21
Me So " zziad ll ~. I,
wiakzzikl,s:ulllicl , yl'kl,,luIl 50


Przewyzszyl wszystkie dotychcza-
sowe fakta " wielkich miastach
mad atlantyckich, do ktdrych sic
whoa San Francisco, Los Angeles
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma i Van
.couver;; wielkie przedstawienie Sells
Floto przybywa do Winony ma je.
den dzien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

], \ ! 1 ! ~ .I Il 81; os I'll q, n
;:lWstrzYmai IA cch1 ~ czekkSa-
jjac na pierwsEzl!y WINK i Il, Walk Y 81
g.. 5'c !, q nl ii Al \, l,'iiEs 4,
I!wp \ 'ileg zsitj Vol Ipt y ' q e ale ATE
Eisszpl','o1lsstt;rl'z,',esgglsszzy g,rla u ( q Z. P u ~
iwarowa1nie obsadzocnne vol
,slk, 81 ] a =: zaawa ii 4 ss * AZ islsI isalk i
5czas. q
W's!zystko1l 4. z q s 7 4 Cd w
En rl1tl1 5. sta lrt PIC %g16'Wnyclh 81,
sill IA p6lno'lcc'lnnym teatlrzee
Wojny. Krzyzakom na 20.
moe bieglo rycerstWo z ca
lych Niemiec,, przybyWa1i IA.
vet wytraWni iolnierze z
Francyi, : Wloch ia: ii.AAnglii
jjeta,dil:ntli. s,pieszyli. i; kusz .' zlo-
tenn, drudzy aadzilli zn6w "
swej nie6wiadomo6ciz e.z pc.
ganami walczyt beda pre-
civ Polsce.
W dniu logo ipca, 14 Il
roku natknely sic pod wios-
LA Grunwaldem Wojska Pol
skie : Litewskie wojskiem-
niemieckim, z jednej strony
wielka si}a niemczyzny Z dru-
giej strony PolacyiLitwini
2 kt6rymi sic polaczyio tro-
;he Rus;n6w j gar6c Czeclnow
pomy6lmy tylko, 70 mu-
<lala to bye bitwa mad bit
wami, DO najwieksze slarcie
lady " dziejach 6rednio,
49,. -A.HsEEEE N $500. 49,, 1850 &&.tT.4 E@h .s So
WiecznYch j nowozytnych.
Dwiescie tysiecY jazdy zma-
gallo sic ns r6wninie, q Cd
wyniku tych zapas6w zale-
ial los dw6ch narod6w
Polski i Litwy.
Me byloby dis z mas tax
.Polak6w jak Iiitwin6w ami
iednego ma 6wiecie gdyby
ME miecze polskie j litewg-
:,kie i zeby ME geniusz ksie-
eia Witolda ME madro6c kr6-
la W}adyslawa JagisDy j gly-
~ ME bohaterstW oEE Inaszych
:braei Polakow i qtwin6w
v dniu logo lipca 1410 go.
roku. - Upadta ma polach.
Grunwaldu Gala 6wczesrta,
potega niemiecka skoszona
polska stala q itewskim ze-
lazem a vice Gale nastep-
s,e dzieje naszej ukochanei
.Polski j LitWy j Gala POI
,iejsza s}uzba rzeczypospoli-
tel " sprawie wolnosci cy-
wilizacyi wszystkie jel Walk
y, sprawie chrzeScia6stwa
przez Gale diva wieki 2 Tur-.
.kami, j Tatarami to Jest
wszYstko . czego sic nar6d
Polski j Litwy siusznie dis
cieszy : czego sic szczyci
I chlubi - to dziefo polsko.
Iitewskie " dniu logo lipca
141O roku, to dzje}o zwycie-
silva ma polach Grunwaldu.
DIS drodzy bracia gdy
hydra krzyzacka, pc 5ciu vie
kach znowuz odrosta j }by
wytyka spadkobielca krzy-
aak6w korzystaiac Z chwilo.
wei slabosci Polak6W wymy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

aas 4 eoeIHsddsR5yy * 1AlsAa1sp. yksS.sy 80 OllY y
snnus,i code 4, oDd,llsgggllosci z.lrl'ol'bliitc 81
Eppodlr'65zi,5 sd al llilIE| !, u u Il I ea AZ
dllllu,1ga, ja1kEs8 b5la z '1e1lI'ie v.
kt6rei kolWisk c "a kra-.
u Ispor,z,el,d1l tent. sg,Illg Al.
Kontestanrlci SAM IAN peolnnlo ''s'il
maja wsa,ystkEziiaesI eGxs:s * = 81 s'a'i s g
HI "a oedp1o,wyie'tdlIs''iias.llInl1l 81 -, y
5:kzsiie I'll ryzly,ki. Acknowledgement Mus "a PIE q 4 Y
IA polu IA tydzieh pred ' 2
1r'os,z,pp,o[,cc,z,'ecriiles.mtl['! lem lW'yac 4 II !; GO
5dzien,ln1ie Wykonywats Wz1lloaty
5pr6bne. Beda dostawat pc
wien procent Cd sunny sum wlysy'-,
skanej ze wstepnego Cd gofci
przypatrujacych sie tym pro-
bonn. Wzlot must BYE dokor}
many wobrebis5 ~ IS. m Ila
Chicago. Taks',aalmo wyladolWa'c.
trzeba koniecsnielw oDreb;e.
cro .,;o ,n;ocfo NnrWn,l /, w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

~0,E+,.-v #.9=-+s -..-,@ -.tEE=S E.ssEH -G, KS
WACO, Tex.
Is. lipca, 1910.
Szanowna Redakcvo
Wiarusal
Czyta'em W pismach pol
skich nawo}ywania ] zapro-
szenia do w@iecia udzia}u W
tax waznym ola mas polak6w
obchodzie Grunwaldzkim
i " naszym dalekim Texasie
zosta}y porebione rozporza-
dzenia co do obchodu Grun-
waldzkiego, a nawet zosta}y
rozes}ane rome zaproszenie
do braci naszych W miejsco
wosciach ME tax licznie oslo.
dlonych przez naszych roda-
=k6w. Jedno q takich zapro-
sze1 przestano i do mnie, a
to Cd bremondzkiej Polonii.
Bardzo mi przykro, il 2
powodu r6znych okolicz-
no6ci osobistych ME moge
togo zaproszenia pod zadnym
wafunkiem uwzgledni6, ale
chcac sic czem6 z bracia bre-
mondzka podzielic, postano-
:wilem nieco Q Grunwatdzie
skre6lic i poda6 W poczyt-
nym: Wiarusie : tenn bar
dziej ola tego, ably nasi bra
cha mniej p~oinformowani Q
obchodzie grunwaldzkim mo:
gil sic doWiedz;ec dok1adnie
co ten obch6d przedstawia j
ma jaka pamiatke .obchodza
bracia nasi ten obch6d q
:mianowicie, aby nasza MILO
dziez polsko amerykahska
mogla sic dowiedziec j 3D.
nies6 korzysci z nlego.
Szanowni rodacv, dis tn
IA tel ziemi ameryka1skiej
obchodz.mY 500 letnia rocz-
nice zwyciestwa mad Krzy-
zakami ma polach Grunwaldz-
kich, mn dis w1a5nie ubiega
pol tysiaca lat cd tax waznej
chwili kiedy to Litwa po1a.
czona 2 Polska zada}y strasz-
ma kleske nawale niemiec-
kiej. JUL cd lat tysiaca zma-
gala sic StoWia6szczyzna q.
|chodnis 2 barbarzyfstwem
!niemieckiem a pred u
tworzeniem eie silnego Pan
silva Polskiego " Wiekacl
piatym, sz6stym, si6dmym ]
pc Chrystusie wrza-
Ia JUL walka v sercu Euro.
Ipy. Niemcy xaczeli pozerat
|jedno picnic stowianskie PC
|drugiem, palac wszystko Sc
lin " drodze bylo, wycinaa.
liac ludno&f = oaadzaiac ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

te nienasycona chuc ME Hrll
MI ], ~ ucln1Iaial,c, jeileb e
den e p1odrugim. q
lPFteln,e ,zWyciies wa chwa
Iypanowanie Bo,:le 4, ~ W Al
1kl'letslggo p.ok,al,z:a<,l}o1 n i NEE t;tli1
ieji nale5ace zgo
'owalo celemu narodo-
slowia6skiemu spok6j j
.bezpiecze6stwo. Wiadomo
nam jul, ze po kr6tkiej przer.
vie, gdy niemcy zaczeli po-
nownie sic Wdzierac ma.
wsch6d, ma ziemie polska,
tauczyl ich, co 'praWda roz :,
ma psiem polu wielki
.ksr6l polski Boleslaw III Eva
ny Krzywouetymw pierwazej
po}owie trzynastego W'ieku
skutkjem fatalnego bledu e-
dnego 2 ksiazat polskich OBJ
Warowal sic ma p6lnocy Oh
czyzny nasAej niemiecki q.
kon rycerzy miecza pos
policie 'wtedy zwany Krzyza-
kami. Ten zakon ohydnY byl
wspierany ustawicznie gro.
szem j sila ca}ej niemczyzny,
wtedy rozpanoszyl' sic krzy-
5iacy bardzo predko i utwo-
rzyi w}asne pahstwo niepod-
legle i podjeli ma nowo Cd
wieczna,. polityke cesarz6w
niemieckich; pracujac mad
tenn ably podbic. Polske ] "a.
zem 2 MIA sasiadajaca Litwe.
Rozpoczai sic wtedy ME
przerwany szereg najazd6w
i rozboj6w,. .gwalt6w j okru-
przeplatanych cd
czasu do czasu zbrojnemi
wystapieniami, raz Polski to
NOV sLitwy we w}asnej O.
" o'nie.
W eto lat po ukazaniu sic
tel hyeny krzyzacklej ma
polskiej i ~litewskiej ziemi
poskromil ia dzielny kr61
Polski, W}adys}aw Kokietek
wielkiej bitWie pod Piow.
cami, ]ecz to zwyciestwo ME
ma dlugo wystarczylo DO krzy
czerpa1o bez pre-
stanku howe silly 2 calej Eu-
ropy niemie ckiej j stanowilo.
tylko straz przednia ME.
miecxiej nawale, kt6re
rosie wciazz " niebezpieczeh-
stwo. Ze strony niemczyzny
bylo jednem 2 najpotez
szych czynnik6w, kt6re spro-
wadzilo nare6cie polaczenie
sic " jeden mccny j ME
p~rze}amanv wezel Litwy :
Polska " jedno pahstwo pod
berio jednego kr6la, q pierw-
Sym tym kr6lem zosta1 well
.ki ksiaze Litwy Wladyslaw
Jagie}lo, po za6Iu bic, mlo-
del kr6lowy polskiej Jadwi-
gi, a w,lnnuczki ostat niego z
naszych polskich Piast6w ma
tronie polskim, Kazimiierza
Wlelkiego. Ma take polacze-
ME sic Litwy 2 Polska j to
dw6ch sobie krwia j jezy-
klein obcych narod6w, krzy.
zactWo odpowiedziaio pierw-
Sym " dziejaich projektem.
rozbioru Polski powstaly
tame ukladY miedzy wielkim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-21

frae&FE& N#&G+ %&g&ffs4%sH sStMHET9s
mist - 81, Z q sic up ko j, |
uznac Peh,lake q aws pania, j
sklad1alda b hold (, l.aE.s 5k 81 3 \ pol:
skim: :ppptl,bI1,llliipc,z,lnfiie ~ rlynE''k4u Y ~ y !,
KrakoWie. a gdy to gr.yz-
10 ich.niezmiernie, j ME mo- 40
gil znie6c tego upoko'rzelia,
porzucili Ware kotolicka, ~
i z tax wielkich obro6c6w
WARY katolickiej, stall sic lu-
trami i ajwiekszymi wro-
gami tel WARY, kt6rej Meg
dys brons4i, wrogami OLGA
Sw., jak to obecnie czytamy
W ga~zetach, a nam Pola-
kom nigdy nie przebacza te-
go pogromu,. j nigdy walk
z nauui ME przestana.
TAX moi drodzy, ia walka
jeszcze ME sko6czona, So
walka trivia, i dlugo trwat
bedzie -walka dw6ch swia-
tow, dw6ch poteg, jednej
wiecznle atakujacej, tabor
czej, i ME ub}aganie@zawzie-
tel, - drugiej, broniacej swo-
jego bytu we w]asnym swym
kraju, W swoich odwiecz-
nycl, ~siedzibach rodowych.
- Grunwaldzki to tylko
jeden moment @@czynu, -kt6re-
go ~pamiatke naboze6stwem
dziekczynnem obchodzimy.
= Ten b6j trivia pc dis dzie6.
- Jak wtedy rozchodzilo sic
albo Q zycie albo 6mier6 ca
logo narodu, tax i obecnie
rozchodzi sic narodoWi pol
skiemu r6wniez, ,albo o zy-
Gle albo 6mier6. Wr6g jest
ten sam, tylko daleko po-
tezniejszy;; istnieje i czy-
ha ma nasza zagfade. - Wal
ka trivia i trwac: bedzie, 80
a ma kt6ra strone przechyli
sic zwycieztwo?..: Bog to ra-
czv wiedziet. Walczmy
jednak W 6cisnionych szere-
zach, m6dlmy sic, lax
sic mollii Jagielto, a Bog
da nam zwycie1tw.,, = DO W
jego reku jest <wtzystkQ.
Jak wiec~ dzisiaj ski ,damy
Bogu dzieki "a Je3o opieke
mad Mani, "a dane nam
zwycieztwo pol Grunwaldem.
Tannenbergiem, i uratowa-
ME Cd zag}ady ojczyzny ma
szej, a p%onizenia jej nieprzy-.
jaci6F, - tax modlmy sic do
Boga j. Jego Nai6wietszej
Matki, aby psmiet,} o mas
i terazi W tel ~strasznej wal
&c, jaka toczy nasz nar6d W
sprawie swej ojcz7zuy, mo-
wy, zwvczai6w, obycz low.
Bog jest wiernym. --Badz-
myz i my wieraymi Jemu, a
jake pred 500 laty byl z ma
mi, i da1 nam zwycieztwo,
tax teraz bedzie nam wier-
nym i ME opusri mas.
Sam on pow iedzial: s'ktc ola
mnie bedzie wiernym, i ia
MI wiernym pozos tane. ~
Me tracmy nadziei vice, i "
gore serca. /.