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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
ATTORNEYS WIFE
SECURES DIVORCE
Woman Blames Drink for Spoil
ing Career of Once Promi-
nent Lawyer

OAKLAND, March 24.--An interlocu-
tory decree of divorce was given today
by Judge Ellsworth to Mrs. Deans F.
Stephens, freeing her from Albert NJ.
Stephens, formerly a prominent Los
Angeles attorney. Desertion was the
ground given for divorce, but back of
it all appeared Stephens enslavement
by drink, that ruined his career in
Los Angeles and wrecked his marital
happiness.
The pair were married in New Or
leans in 1905 and lived together for a
little more than year In December.
1907. Stephens left his wife in Los
Angeles, telling her at that time that
he intended to desert her. She received
two letters from him later. written
from Oklahoma City, in which he said
only reason he had for leaving her.
Mrs. Stephens testified, was that he
drank heavily. After stephens left her
Mrs. Stephens went to live with her
mother, Mrs. A. A. Faulkner of Oak
land.
Mildred Pearl Johnson became in
fatuated with a man named AL" an
other one named George" and some
others that her husband, Charles H.
Johnston. did not know by name, ac-
cording to the testimony he gave. He
of divorce today.
Jessie Bonney was granted an inter-
locutory decree of divorce against
Arthur Bonney on the ground of cru
city.
John G. Fraser brought suit for di-
vorce against Adelaide NJ Fraser on
the ground of desertion
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Cough Syrup
Cures Any Cough In Five Hours
NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE

Here is given the most effective
cough prescription known to the med
ical world 1t is a mild laxative, too.
and this is what a body needs when
suffering with cough and cold on the
lungs. A cough or cold indicates pois-
ons in the system, causing infiamma
ton and congestion Nearly all cough
syrups relieve, but make the trouble
worse by their constipating effects. This
prescription. not only relieves quickly,
but 1t cures any cough that Is curable.
Get one-half ounce fluid wild cherry
bark. one ounce compound essence car
dfol and three ounces syrup white pine
compound. Mix in a bottle. Take for
acute cough or bronchitis 20 drops
every half hour for four hours. Then
one-half to one teaspoonful three or
four times daily. Give children less
according TO age A few hours treat
ment will cure and heal the throat and
lungs OF all but consumptives. Cut this
out and give it to some friend who may
need it to be saved from an early death
by consumption
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
W0MAN'S CLUB PLANS
RECEPTION FOR OFFICERS
lmprovers of Richmond Work
for Fairgrounds

RICHMOND. March 24-Mrs. c. s.
Gibson, who for the last year has rem
dered excellent service as president of
the Womans Improvement club, will
retire from office Friday, March %.
giving way to Mrs. K Smith, the pres
ident elect The club will give a re-
ception that evening to the retiring
and succeeding presidents, and a very
interesting program has been ar
ranged. accompanied by the serving Of
tea
During the ensuing year, the club
proposes to give particular attention
TO the children's playground feature.
The Mothers club has interested it,
self enthusiastically in the project and
will cooperate with the teachers of
the schools in the matter
The charity organizations have Of
fered to renovate old cast off CLOTH
ing, remaking them into fitting wear
ing apparel for the needy and poor
children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, March 24.-The following mar.
risge licenses were issued today:
Manuel r. Coelho. %. Mission San Jose and
Maria @. Martins. 20. Centervllle.
Malcolm Young, 3S. Fort Stevens, Ore, and
Erabelle Smith, %. Oakland.
Charles L. d. Cameron. 81. San Francisco and
Nina r. Maiden. %, oakland
Bernard ~. Lsrkin. %. and Edith A. Mathews
30 both of Oakland.
Frank kinney. 4e. and Augusta Lansuer, 4s,
both Of San Francisco
Joaquin +. Silva, 81, Hayward. and Maria
Castro, 3f.- Oakland.
Charles n Patterson. "a. and Ethel G. Young.
70. both Of Oakland.
Thomas r. Saddler. 81. San Francisco, aud
Selma witcheli. 25 both OF Oakland.
Robert 9. Gilberg. % and Aagort Danielsen,
20. both Of Oakland.
Alfred Friel. 2S College City and Lorrfe L.
Emery, %. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
HOUSEMAID DIES FROM
GAS FLAME IN ROOM
Was Either Asphyxiated or Suc-
cumbed to Initiated Air

lin, employed as domestic at the
Avondale apartment house, 53a Twenty
eighth street, was found dead in her
bed this morning, supposedly from
asphyxiation by gas or suffocation from
vitiated air. She had lighted gas
heater on going to bed last night and
did not open the windows for ventia-
ton. When the body was found the
room was filled with the odor of gas,
but the coroner was not able to tell
whether escaping gas caused death or
whether the woman died while asleep
from lack of oxygen, due to the gas
flame consuming the air.
The woman's residence is supposed
to have been East Oakland, where it Is
believed she has relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR CHERRY CARNIVAL
San Leandro Festival Plans Are
Under Way

SAN LEANDRO, March 24--Commit-
tees have been formed to forward plans
for the second annual cherry festival,
which will be held June 10 and II.
Mayor j. ]. Gill. chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, presided at citi-
zens' meeting last night, when q gem
eral discussion of plans was held. The
committees follow:
Decoration-P. c. Dubois chairman ". s.
Peters. George Knox, p. Fisher.
Finance--Joseph Herrscber tchairmanl, o. J.
Lynch, r. c. Stoakes, Fred Schmidt, A A.
Rogers, August Thierry.
cherries--L n. Bigier (chairman). W. f. Cum
ningham.
Entertainment and music--D. U. Tofelmier.
Concessions-C. @. Rideout tchairman), B. F.
Eber !. b. Try, J. s. Fields. I. W. Geisenhofer.
Publicity-W. ]. Locke (chairman), 4. G..
Clarke. A. Z. Pelton.
Manufacturing exhibit. o. Meyers.
Agricultural exhibit-f. Fl. Williams.
Floral exhibit-Alta Mira club
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
CLUB OFFERS PRIZES
FOR BABIES IN SHOW
One Hundred Awards Will Be
Distributed to Children

OAKLAND. March 24.-More than 100
prizes will be distributed to the chill
dren entered in the baby show, which
will be a feature of the first annual
May day fete given by the Mothers
club of the Durant school at Twenty
eighth and West streets. The awards
will be made at the close of the fes-
tival.
A handsome silver loving cup will be
allotted to the most beautiful child of
less than 3 years. and a similar cup,
donated by r. w. Edwards, will be
awarded to the most beautiful twins
under years of age. III. Morton do
mated the cup for the. prize single baby.
To each of the first 100 babies regis
tered for the show there will be given
a gold pin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
CHAMPION DANCER MUST
SERVE JAIL SENTENCE
Three Months i'm Prison Is
Awarded for Assault

OAKLAND, March 24.-In spite of
the fact that he is the champion buck
and wing dancer of the United States
and that he entertained the members of
District Attorney Donahue's office with
his steps, Thomas Stewart a negro.
was awarded three months in the coun-
ty Jail today by Judge Brown for as
sauit. stewart made the mistake of
thinking that IA man he met was a ne
gro and hailed him as a comrade. The
man resented his familiarity and a fight
followed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
DR.. ADAMS ESTATE
HEAVILY INCUMBERED
Less Than $4,000 Will Be Real
ized Out of SI56,OOO

OAKLAND, March 24.--Out of the es-
tate of the late DR.. Frank L. Adams
which was appraised at s156,743, less
than $4,000 will be realized after all
debts have been paid. Judge Wells ap-
proved of claims against the estate
amounting to about $4,000 today, and
the total amounts to $137,334.S7, much
of 1t represented by mortgages. AT
the time of Doctor Adams death il
was found that his patients owed him
about $4,000, about half of which it
has been impossible to collect.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
GROCER FAILS IN SUIT
AGAINST THE S. p. G.. A.
Alleges That His Arrest Was In
spired bY Malice

OAKLAND, March 24.--A verdict
against J. W. Morris, an East Oakland
grocer, who sued the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals and
w. Fl. Osborne, the society's arresting
off1cer. was returned late last night by
a jury in Judge Harris court. Morris
was arrested by Osborne for driving a
horse that had sore back The
charges against him were dismissed by
Justice of the Peace Tappan, and Nor
ris sued for $2.02e damages, alleging
that his arrest had been inspired by
malice
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
CHARGE VIOLATION
OF PURE FOOD LAW

OAKLAND. March 24.--R. Brennan.
proprietor of a syrup company at 4s1
Twenty-flrst street, was arraigned be-
fore Police Judge Smith this morning
on misdemeanor charge of violating
the pure food law by selling honey
which contained more than so per cent
glucose. He pleaded not guilty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
POLICE PURCHASE NEW
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT
Large Camera Will Increase the
Efficiency of Department

BERKELEY, March 24-For en-
larsing hand writing and finger prints
and for taking photographs of Grim
inals the police department has pur-
chased a large camera costing 1925
Sergeant Clarence Lee will have charge
of the instrument, take the photo
graphs and do the developing. The
purchase of the camera on the recon-
mendation of Chief Vollmer is intended
to increase the departments efficiency.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
RESIGNATION FOLLOWS
FILING OF CHARGES
Policeman Withdraws When
Complaint Is Made

BERKELEY. March 24.--As a result
OF the charges laid before the grand
jury by Louis Gordon. an Oakland rail-
way mail clerk, Policeman Lon Bush
has resigned at the request of Com
missioner Hoff. Gordon complained that
he was mistreated and taken into Gus
tody unlawfully March II. On being
taken to the police station Gordon
was released after being questioned By
Detective Sergeant A. 5. j. Woods
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR
DIES AT AGE OF so

OAKLAND, March 24.- Captain
George K. Knowlton, formerly a prom
inent real estate man and contractor
of this city and veteran of the civil
war, died at 5e2 Sixth street this morn
ing after suffering for many years
from injuries sustained in the wreck
of his vessel on the Delaware break
water during a hurricane. He was 80
years of age. During the civil war he
achieved no little fame as a naval COM
mander.
Found--One of the best places to buy
furniture, H. Schellhaas' korner store,
ElaUanth Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
TO URGE PURCHASE
OF PUBLIC PARKS
Improvement Clubs of Annexed
District Want Sites for
Pleasure Grounds

OAKLAND. March 24.--The immedi-
ate acquisition of desirable sites for
public parks and Fairgrounds in the
annexed territory, while the land can
be still purchased for reasonable fig
ures. is to be urged before the city
council and the board of park commits
sioners by representatives of the pro-
the district At the present time the
annexed district has not a single pub
lie park nor any public Fairgrounds.
The Central improvement club of
East Fruitvale passed resolutions at it's
meeting Tuesday night urging the city
council to provide for the purchase of
several acres in the Allendale district
for park.
URGE CANYON PURCHASE
The Hopkins street and Dimond i'm
provement clubs are planning as active
campai gn to secure the purchase of
beautiful Dimopd canyon as a central
public park and pleasure resort for the
annexed district.
The Civic league of greater Oakland
is also working for the acquisition of a
public Fairgrounds near the center of
the Fruitvale district.
The Taxpayers improvement club of
Fruitvale has inaugurated movement
to induce the property owners along
Fruitvale avenue TO grant the Oakland
traction company permission to double
track its line in that street.
a chart showing the proposed OPEN
ing of Twenty third. Twenty fourth
and Twenty-fifth avenues, together
with the assessment districts for the
improvement. will be exhibited at to-
morrow nights meeting of the Latham
terrace Improvement club in Hyden
hall. 1913 Twenty fifth avenue. Presi-
dent +. W. Hyden will also deliver an
address on the need of better fire pro-
lection for the northern part of East
Oakland and F'ruitvale.
PLAN FOR BALL
The Melrose citizens club is making
extensive preparations for the dance
and entertainment to be given in Mel
rose Central hall Wednesday evening.
March so. George Jannsen, w. NJ.
Farmer, Harry King, Fred Bamman and
]. Damn have charge of the arrange
ments.
Resolutions have been passed by the
Yoakum avenue Improvement club of
Fftchburg requesting City Engineer
Turner to establish official grades in
the district bounded by the Brothers
line on the west, Fitch avenue on the
east, the boulevard on the north and
the Western Pacific railroad on the
south, so that the streets can be i'm
proved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

MORE BIDS FOR NEW HoTEI-Oaklaud.
March 24--Bids for the work on the proposed
Hotel Oakland. formerly known as the Bank
ers' hotel.'' will be received Saturday after
noon by Percy J. Walker in the presence OF the
board Of directors The awards will be made
before the close of the afternoon The bids
will cover hreproofng, bricks and concrete
work. plumbing. wiring. lathing and plastering-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

HIGH SCHOOL ELEcTIoN-Hayward March
ez.-An election will be held in this district
Friday TO elect the five trustees for the Hay
wRrd high school. The candidates are F. o.
Wcbh. San Lorenzo: l. h. Parsons Castro
Valley: II. J. Feddersen. Vale Vista: y. p.
nielsen. Russell CITY. and K. Reid. Harvard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
You Can
Own a Home Like This

few minutes ride from the heart of
the city?
while you are at work in the city
the wife and children are enjoying
the pure air of the country.
and when the days work is over
you join your family in a real home
where happiness abides.
you are not diseomforted by liv-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

oyERcoAT THIEF ARRESTED - Oakland
March 24.--John Il. Parks. a laborer was ar
rested this morning for stealing oyercoat
belonging to ]. J. Powers, 1850 seventh street
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
aunrrop MAKEs cHANaEs-,,nkla,

AUDITOR MAKES CHANGES Oakland March
24.-County Auditor Lutgen has named ]. G.
McEwen and Charles L. Wines deputies in hie
Office to succeed s. " Stevens and A. J. Glen
denning McEwen was formerly connected
with the block signal system Of the Southern
Pacific company. He lives in FruitvaIe. Wines
has held positions accountant in~foca
banks. He lives in Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

ing out away from the city.
YOU have your churches, your
schools, your telephones, your cleo
trio lights, your gas for cooking,
pure sparkling artesian water, and
tradesmen call at your door.
your chickens and garden will
supply your table with fresh eggs
and vegetables when you live at
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

skie odbeda sic dopiero W
kohcu biezacego miesiaca;
pierwszy. pomiedzy Janem
Rozyckim i Anna J%aszczuk,
drugi pomiedzy Adamem
Palka i Weronik q Bulge
wicz. S1ychac re i tam beda
ogromne wesela DO JUL po'
lula "a zwierzyna; trzeci ia
XII zwiazek ma}zehski bedzie
tutejszego mto1ziana jana
Mazyki ale w sasiedniej ma
szej p%arafii Marlin, DO sic
mu tutejsze nasze Zosie Die-
podoba1Y, tylko tamtejsza
Basia Filip6wna, gdzie tam
tejszy proboszcz ksiadz Pfiff-
ner Ga i'm Stub.
Mech wszystkich Bog bio
gos}awi, da i'm zdrowie,
szczesc;e i wszelkq ich po-
myslnos6 a potomstwo ich
MECH sic rozmnaza Bogu ma
chwa]e i'm ma pocieche, a
tutejszemu naszemu kra owl
ma chlubnych %obywateli.
LECH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

10 zywcem umiesc;6 W mai
powazniejszym czasopisnie.
polskim ola rozrywki i ma
wet nauki. Pc odwiedzeniu
najblizszych swych przyja~
ci61. i zafatwieniu spraw
prywatnej n atury, wyjecha}
do Necedah, Wis. ma farme
OLGA swego Jana, ably z MIN
dalsze ma przysz}osc uk}a-
dac plany.
Jak niegdys Piotr 2 A.
miens Gala poruszy} Europe
do wyprawy h~rzYzowej, tax il
mas pan Maryan Tomaszew-
ski, jeden z naszych najin.
teligentnieiszycl soko}6w
krzata sic skwapliwie okolo
wzbudzenia ca}ej tutejszej
Polonii do wsp6lnego obcho~
du grun waldzkfego, ably wy
'kaza6 ca}emu Hammondowi,
lax dzieine zwycieztwo 3D.
nie6li Po)acy wpo4aczeniu z
Litwinami pred 500 laty ma
Krzy8ackq potege. Najpierw
zabiera sic pan Maryan do
wszystkich tow arzystw pol
skich, a p6zniej zamierza dc
szerszego ozwac sic og6lu.
W wiecz6r 6rodowy dnia Ego
Lutego odbedzie sic W sail
Sp61kowej pierwsze wstep~
ne zebranie u1zednik6w
wszystkich okolicznych iowa
,zystw wcelu u}ozenia dal'
szej piracy programu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
RORESPONDENCYE
e
w. HAMMOND, Ill.
dnia %. stycznia 1910

dnia %. stycznia 1910
Miasteczko Hammond Zbo-
gaelic sic W ostatnim czasie
0 jedna drukarnie z kt6rej
wychodzi zarazem Dziennik
wegierski pod tytu1em "Igaz-
sag" Redaguje i wydaje go
Wegierska Sp6lka Wydawni-
GA. Gl6wnym zarzadca jest
pan jerry r.. Ulrich kt6ry
podejmuje sic wszelkich ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
Uczmy dzieci nasze cZytaf
pisac l movie po polsku!
Tex, DIN. II. stycz. 1910
z okazyi %rocznicy
powstania s%tycznio-
Weg'o.
Kochani Rodacy!

Stycze6, to miesiac pa
mietny W dziejach narodu
Polskiego. Czterdzie6ci siedm
lat juz ur}yne&o cd tel pa
mietneJ krwawej chwili,
kiedy nar6d pc raz drugi
zerwaf sic do broni, by wal
czyc W obronie praw pc.
krzywdzonych i wolnosci.
Rok 1868. krwawo sic "a
pisa1 W dziejach narodu Pol
skiego, poch}ona} tysiace
ofiar, a %powstanie pomimo
zapafu i po6wiecenia stfu'
miono W potokach krwi; ale
powstanie to ME by}o bee
wartosci, DO pozostawi}o pc
sobie niesmiertelny pomnik
wolno6ci i uw}aszczenia ludu
wiejsklego, zr6wnania. go "
obliczu prawa, zamierzone
przez KonstYtucye III Maja,
1871. a postanowione przez
Rad Narodowy.
CHOP odtad stall sic r5wny
W obliczu prawa z masami
uprzyw!lejowanymi, i stale
sic czynnikiem W ustroju
Polski, ma kt6rym oprze sic
przyszios6 Ojczyzny naszej.
Me bede opisywa} krwa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
"BREMONDZKI LECH

Starry Ivan wyszed} bocz-
nemi drzwlami j poszed} W
swoja strone,a Kasper Med
ba1a zas drzwiami ma glow
"a ulice, kierujqc swe kro-
XII W strone polskiego ska
du. Ale pomyslaf sohie, re
starry IVAN da1 pOczestunek
to- i on sic powinien odwza-
jennie i wejrza} do wnetrza
salonu przez szybe W
drzwiach, ale starego Iwana
juz ME by1o - ha, poszed}
to poszedl starry dziad, MECH
idzie kiedy mu tax pjlno by
10, choc tn i poczestowa1 to
prawda, ale go przecicz l
wioz}em TAXI HAWAI- cjezkiej
drogj.
TAX vice uda1 sic
W strone jak pierwot-
ME zamierzaf, a wszed}szy
do jednej vybornej polskiej
grocerni p. l.. K. g9zie u
syna jego Stasia, jako klerka
2alatwj} swoje Gale %interesa.
Kupif tam BOWEN kilka
work6w wybornej maxi, Kill
ka funt6w kawy, bieluskiego
jak snieg cukru, suchych
s]iwek, sucbych i zielonych
jablek, k%amionke musztrady,
kilka szklanek powidel, droz-
dry, worek soil j. t. d. dose
to by'a duza .%gromadka ma
kantorze, a gdy ma pytanie
klerka juz mic sobie ME
m6g1 przypomniec, kauai to
wszystko ob]iczyc i zap}aci{
got6wka. - Wyszed} pc mu-
]y ably bIizej sklepu podje-
chaG i towary powynosic, po-
niewaz re ma wozie by1o DUO
b1ota, kt6re z Iwanowych bu- !.
tow zostalo, wziawszy miot}y
W sklepie, omi6t} takowe; a
re w6z by} ealy Cd s1oty
mokry i ably toWary czyste
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
BREMOND, Tax.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Pomimo okropnej tegorocz-
nej W naszym Texasie zimy,
mic jednak ME przeszkadza
W zawieraniu mafzehstw ma
szej mlodziezy DO pc licz-
nych weso}ach jake sic 3D.
bywaly ubieg|ej iesieni W ma
szej parafii j W obecnym
zapuscie m6g}by sobie ME
jeden t~utejszy patryota CLOS
nego swego animuszu "a
spjewa6 to polska staro-kraj~
ska piosnke: Jak wesele tax
wesele, z jednego sic ME
wyspalem ma drugie ide.
I obecnie biezacy miesiac
stycze1 zapisze W ksiegi pa
rafialne kilka ma}zehskich
metryk n~aszej rolskiej MILO
dziezy.
Dnia 17go poblogos}awi}
hasz wiel. ks. Proboszcz ia
XII zwiazek ma1zenski pomie-
dry p. J6zefem Berezowskim
a Wiktorya Duh:.
Skromna ale bardzo przy>-.
volta uczta weselna odby}a
sic W domu rodzjc6w pan
ny mlodej gdzie u sato "a
stawionych sto}6w przer6z-
nego gatunku miesiwa jake
to: zajeczyuy, sarniny, wo1c-
why, wieprzowiny i milo
wych kie}bas, zasiada}o licz-
ne grono familiJnych goscj
W celu spozycia tych obfi-
tosci, kt6re r6wniez by1y po-
przek}adane r6znemi s1ody-
czami, plackami, ko}aezaml,
pasztetami i jeszcze tam ja-
kiemis lakociami.
Drugi zwiazek ma}zehski
kt6ry r6wniez przez miejsco-
wego ks. Proboszcza zosts}
poblogos}awiony odbyf sic
zas 10 b. NJ. pomiedzy Mi
cha1em Furlakiem a Kata-
rzyna Wytwicka, gdzie row.
niez prey licznie zasts wio-
nych sto1ach i wybornych
napojach ucztowala zproszo-
ma rodzina.
Nastepne zwiazki malzeh-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

synoWie Ojczyzny W r. 1881
i 1868. broniac Jej niepo-
dleg1osci i niezawis1osci.
w imie tych dw6ch zasad
winien walczyc kazdy Polak
W Ameryce.
Potega kazdego narodu
ley W uswiadomieniu i umo-
ralnieniu sic w%zajemnem
u6wiadamiajcie sic czem je-
ste6cie i jaka wasza dziejowa
przeszloS6.
Pomniejcie ma to, zescie
SWAMI i c6rkami tego naro-
du, kt6ry wyda} Jana III
Sobieskiego chlube swiata,
obro6ce Wiednia i Chrze-
scija6stwa; zescie swami i
c6rkami togo nieszczesliwego
narodu, kt6rego cichy i po-
korny zakonnik Augustyn
Kordecki z krzyzem " reku
i r6za6cem broni swletego
przybytku Czestochowy i
wypedza Szweda z kraju;
zescie synami i c6rkami tego
narodu, kt6ry ma czele z
szewcem i rzeznikiem wype.
dza wroga z Warszawy, a
chop z kosa W reku zdoby~
VIZ armaty moskiewskie pod
RacIawicami. - Pomniejcie,
zescie SWAMI i c6rkami ma
rodu wielkich wodz6w Ko-
sciuszko, Pu}awski i Ponia-
towski; 49, wielkich poet6w
Mickiewicz, S1owacki i Kra
si6ski;- wielkich powiescio-
pisarzy Kraszewski i Sien-
kiewicz zescie SWAMI i
c6rkami wielkich artyst6w-
malarzy Matejko, Styka i
Siemieradzki - wie]kich ar
tyst6w muzyk6w Chopin,
Moniuszko i Paderewski a
nar6d taxi zginac ME moze.
Gina tylko narody mix
czemne, ale nar6d, kt6ry
posiada lyle silly zywotnej,
%wprawdzie upasc moe, ale
nigdy zaginac.
Rozczytujmyz sic v die
iach ojczystych, a tam po-
znamy, czem jestesmy, jake
cele nasze, a tax uswiadomi-
my sic i ukochamy jezyk i
kraj nasz ojczysty.
Uzywajciez tego jezyka
zawsze i wszedzie, a obcym
pos}ugujcie sic o lyle, o lie
wymaga tego konieczna po-
trzeba.
,,Duzo jezyk6w znac, piekna to
cnotas',
,W}asnego sic wstydzic, najwyzsza
g}upota."
Me ten jest Polakiem, kt6-
ny krzyczy jam jest patryota,
pail m6wki o mi1osci Ojczy>
zny ma zgromadzeniach ma.
rodowych Tub obchodach, a
W ko6cu sic smieje, i wsr6d
obcych pogardza swa marc
dowoscia, ME chcac sic do
niej czesto przyznac, BIO s1owo,
to marina po}owa arcydzie}
zycia, ale ten, kto W cichosci
PRAGUE mad odrodzeniem po-
kole6, przekazujac i'm ira
dycye Ojc6w, cwiczy je "
wierze 6w. i jezyku ojczys-