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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
PALM BEACH.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
PALM BEACH. Fla. February Is
Former Gov. Edwin Warfield of Mary
land and Miss Warf.eId have been at the
ROYAL Poincana for several days. and
will shortly continue their tour to resorts
further south The governor entertained
at MONDAY cafe chantant the other day
al the Breakers his guests including Mrs.
George Choate Kendall Miss Maud Con-
rad. Mr. and Mrs q. NJ. Rockwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bedcll Benjamin
The Larz Andersons houseboat, the
Roxana, which has been at Miami, ar
rived yesterday and is awaiting Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs George Choate Kendall is here
with her daughter. Miss Maud Conrad.
Tie kendalls are former Washinstonians
and have been abroad for the past Ten
years, most Of the time in their villa al
Dnard. France. They are here for the
balance of the season, and have been
much entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/. Crasin gave a breakfast for them al
Reve d Etc the other morning; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bcdell Benjamin gave a
party in their honor at the Beach Club
and at the Cocoanut Grove a company
was invited to meet them, with Mr. Cor
nea!ius \. Pugsley of New York as the
hest.
Representative Butler -Ames of Massa-
chusetts is expected next week for his
annual visit. and as usual. he will figure
in the enter- ailments of an informal or
der witch Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler
will give.
The Washington birthday anniversary
ball in the great ballroom of the Royal
Poinciana Wednesday evening next is
being anticipated by prominent members
Of society here. Several private car par
ties are expected to morrow and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt, who
are bringing a part including Mr. and
Mrs Preston Gibson of Washington are
among those expected. The Giosons spent
their honeymoon at the Breakers two
years ago and are returning to a host OF
friends, who are planning several enter
tainments for them
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mac. eaeh @.
Washington and Bryn Mawr have enter.
tanned at several of the smart affairs OF
the week. Monday they invited a large
company for sail on Lake WORTH and
later were hosts at a luncheon at thu
house5oat Bonefish, and Saturday night
they gave dinner of ten covers at the
Beach Club. Last night Miss MacVeagl
was entertained at Dime. IN the & i'll
which was opened for the season We'd
nesday.
Edward NJ Padelford of WASHINGTON is
spending the season at the Royal Palm
in Miami, is is breaking the records foI
tarpon fishing. He caught his eighth
fish of the season during the week, and
it tipped the scales at 1O4 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

The first of the series of organ ye-
the District OF Columbia Chapter of the
organized in this city. took pace Thurs
day evening a, Trinity Episcopal Church,
Oscar Franklin Comstocs, dean of TIL
chapter. presiding at the organ. Inter
est centered largely in the rendition by
the choir of the musical setting of tn
sixty-filst psalm by Mr. Comsto cl. which
proved OF more than ordinary merit.
Ernest T. Winchester. director of music
Of ST Pauls Catholic Church. has been
engaged to conduct the Glee Club for the
annual banquet of the University Cub
at the New Willard OH the evening OF
February -. at which time the President
will be guest of honor and Senator Car
ter postmaster. The Glee Club is cgm-
posed of we'll known professional men O
tie city who possess musical talent, and
il IS hored that the choral organization
Will prove a permanent feature OF the
University Club.
A successful musical was gwen NJ ond4y
evening under the auspices of the Mems
Club of Evangelical Lutheran Church cf
the Epiphany. The affair was given in
Gunton Temple Chapel. the committee n
charge being composed OF Messrs. Thomas
l.. Jones. H. +. Lerch and 4. Y. Leech
ir quartet for male voices, giving
THE Old Rustic SWING" by Adam Gel
BEL proved an attractive opening number
as rendered by Messrs. Simpson, \. +.
Aiken Thomas l.. Jones and James S.
Hicks This was followed by sopranr
solo, by GODDARD, Miss Edith Stowell, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
ATLANTIC CITY.
cial Correspondence of The Star

Special Correspondence of The star
ATLANTIC CITY. February Is. 1911
The promenade last Sunday presented a
cleaning galaxy of glittering grandeur
the sea. the walk and the ladies.
Slowly but surely Atlantic City's enter
prise is eliminating the ramshackle build
inss that mark the transition period be
tween the days of few fishermens huts
along the beach. back in ~, to the mag
nificent palaces that line the water front
IN l9ll Another step ia this forward
march of progress was made during the
week. when A. L. Bell and Samuel W.
Moore purchased the northeast corner
property, Oh which stands all old, UNI
slightly and dilapidated hotel structure of
he early days, at Florida avenue and the
Boardwalk The present building will be
2zed ana another. cFeditable to the great
,oo6ep way built in its stead Already.
augmented By this purchase. an impetus
has been given 10 realty values II the
section down the walk and it is eX-
nected that shortly many other ancient
landmarks will give place to more modern
and architecturally pleasing structures.
Mrs II. f. Gasch of Washington is at
1ne of the beach-front hotels.
Mrs G.. w. Atkinson. jr.. Of Washing
on. y. c., spent the week end in Allan
&c City, in company with party OF
friends.
Nj S. S. Carpenter from Washington,
s at the Hotel Clarendon.
Mr.. F. f. Sauerive of the National Cap
tai is at the Hotel Wiltshire.
Mr. j. III. Donaldson of Washington is
at the New Clarion Hotel.
Mr.. w. Z. Pierce of Washington D. c.,
is at the Hotel Strand.
Mr.. II. A. Seymour of Washington is
at the Hotel Jackson.
Mrs j. H. Bonner of Washington is at
adj don Hall for a short stay.
Mr. /. 3. Couplings of Washington is a
recent arrival and is dOmiciled at the
Seaside House.
Rev. G. w. Atkinson of Washington is
recuperating at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Mrs. J. A. Fleming of Washington, D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
Red Rays in Mercury Lamps.

from the Scientific American.
When the mercury vapor lamp was IN
vented and il was discovered that the
light was lacking in red rays il was
thought by the initiated that the light
could he improved by the use of red glass
about the lamp. This. of course. was i'm
possible, for the reason that red glass
acts merely as filter of the light pass
ing through 1t. cutting off all the rays
except the red. As thfre were no red rays
in the mercury vapor lamp. the effect OF
putting red glass around il was to cut on
practically all the light Recently DR..
Peter Cooper Hewitt. the inventor OF
the lamp. has devised means for add
ing red rays 10 the light emitted by the
lamp He uses reflector coated with
fiuorescent material which is Of such
character as to transform the wave
length of certain rays falling upon il SO
that red rays are reflected. The f1uores-
cen; material is painted on sheets OF
cardboard. which may be removed from
the reflector frame when they show any
deterioration, and be replaced with fresh
sheets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

The musical given recently by Dolly
Madison Chapter, d. A. r.. at the Wash
ington Club. was an artistic and financial
success The affair was under the man
agement of the regent. Mrs. Henry L..
Mann, and the program was given by
Miss HeGwig Winweanski Of Berlin. Miss
Crennan, Mrs. Ralph Barnard. Mr.. Mills
and Else Rayner. Mr.. Atwater and Miss
McGill We're the accompanies. MIR.
Gichner recited the Declaration of indie
pendence from memory.
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mo- aGaG1T MN

dainti1y in the bowl and dried them upon
his napkin. hut | rolled up my sleeves
and took a good oldfa shioned wash
Perhaps ii was hardly TO be expected
that the early pioneers would feel il to be
their rst-responsibiity ID introduce into
the west the latest social conventions.
but they have been rapidly catching up
since. The 100 Kansas school teachers
have been informed that they must lay
as much stress the social as the
purely intellectual side of life. instruct
their pupils in the charm and grace OF
life and particularly direct them how tn
eat their meals in proper form. not an
easy matter where the luncheon is fire.
quentiy Brought in a basket and by
preference deyoured IN woodshed. But
table manners are now To he made a part
of the higher education in that state
The Kansas Agricultural College has for
mElated a system of proper social con-
duct. at table in particular. and il is tn
be Incorporated in the curriculum, with
professor or a censor to take charge of
that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

violin obligato by Mrs. r. B. Dickey
reading. by Margery Benton Cook. Miss
Violet Warren Person. contralto solo,
Mrs. Estelle Gulick Cunningham: violin
solo. Mrs. Dickey. tenor solo. Arthur l..
Simpson; reading. Miss Violet Warren
Person: bass solo. Arthur Deibert: dues.
Miss Edith Stowell and Thomas l.. Jones,
with Mrs. Jones at the piano.
Miss Florence Herman entertained at
studio recital last Sunday afternoon.
The program included both solo and en-
semble numbers.
ST. Pau.s Sanctuary Choir. 18th and
Y streets. consisting of forty boys and
men under the dictatorship Of Ernest I.
Winchester. will render special music to-
day at both morning and evening serv-
ices. At the II o'clock high mass. the
Professional Hymn, <yrie and Recession
al will be compositions of the choir
master. In the evening at ~ the mar
monized setting of compline Will be sung
with the morning motel repeated Al
solemn benediction. which follows lmme-
diatelv after compline. an 20 Salutaris
will be sung as trio by three OF the sola
boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

Z. is a recent arrival at the Hotel Strand
whore she will remain during the remain
der of February.
the Hotel Wiltshire.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

\ special program of music mas been
arranged by j. w. Cheney. 81, organst
and director of "Old St. Pauis Church,
Rock Creek parish. to be given at the IL
O clock service this morning, when Rt.
Rev. Alfred Harding. d. D.. will admin
lister the rite of confirmation. The an
thems will include TIE Deum Laud-
anus in +. by Kotschmar: 'Jubilate
Deo' in F. by Schneider, and at the
offertorv Seek We the Lord" by Rob-
erts The solo quartet is composed of
Miss Fisher. Mrs. Parkman, Mr.. Sei5oid
and Mr.. RoingS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Uczmy dZ1eci nasze CZytaf
pisa6 movie 20 polsku.
0 TEN l 0 OWEN.

Nieraz juz ostrzegaliSmy
pred pismami "przewrotnemi,
kt6re pod pozorem ''obrony'
ludu pred "wyzyskiem" re
strony duchowie6stwa pol
skiego i obconarodowych bis
kup6w SIERRA zgorszenie i ME.
Ware. Pisma te mas i wszyst-
kich uczciwych redaktor6w "a
kazde takie wykazanie ich
brudnych zamiar6w obrzucafy
stekiem wyzwisk i odsadzafy
cd czci i WARY a zastawiafy
sic wykretem, re ami Ojciec
sw., ami wog6le wyzsza VIA
dza koscielna ich ME potepia,
zatem wszelka sfusznosc znaj-
dowac sic must pc ich stronie.
Me pom6gf mic onegdajszy
zakaz pewnego Biskupa W
Pennsylvania, kt6rym ostrzegaf
6w ks. Biskup swych dyece-
cyan pred tenn pismami wy
mieniajac je pc imieniu, al
nareszcie miarka sic przebra}a,
i nasz pierwszy i jedyny Bis
kup polski widzial sic znie-
wolonym, puublicznie przeciw
jednemu z Mich wystapi6.
Poniewaz owe pisma pre-
wrotne 2 soba So scisle po}a-
czone, a nawet niekt6re pod
to sauna bezposrednia zostaja
kontrola, JAZZ "Dziennik Ma
rodowy' 2 Chicago j "Kuryer
Polski.. 2 Milwaukee, przeto
wystapienie prz.es,ct'iiIw,a jedneslml,u
jest zarazem wystapieniem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
MASH AGENCI.

Upowa1nlenl 60 do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasl agenei %miejloowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. w. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak D. r. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S.Dak:, Josef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melen, VIZ, Teoh Derdowsk
NANTIcOKE, Pa" Fr. Jablonsk
Few WAvERLY. Tex. r, r. P roch -
NORWAY Mich; Mete1sz Bilskt,
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wvsoch
WILNO MINI. Fr. Badzi6ski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
JESZCZiE ShOWKO.

-ROdacy - hatOllcy!
Ma mole oSwiadczenie j
przeestroge, umieszczone W
"Dzienniku Chicagoskim'
posypa}y sic re strony "Dzien-
nika N~arodowego,' jak sic
.tego MONA byfo s%podziewac,
Ii tylko insynuacyc bezpod-
stawne co do powod6w mole
go wystapienia. AbyScie Ro-
dacy Kochani, nanowo fafszy-
wynn pozorami sic uwie6c ME
dali, jeszcze raz i pc raz O.
statni uroczyscie zaznaczam,
re mic innego ME by}o powo-
dem oswiadczenia i napietno-
wanna, jak tylko poczucie wy.
sokiego obowiazku pasterskie-
go.
GodnoS6 biskupa, jaka sta
ram sic wedle sill, danych
mi przez Boga %piastowac wo-
bee Was, starano sic ponizyc
w ,Dzienniku N~arodowym.'
~Skrzywdzono MNIE, DO W
p%rzewrotny spos6b naciagnie-
to do cel6w partyjnych sfowo
Boze, kt6re g}osifem. Skrzyw-
dzono WAS, Drodzy Bracia,
podajac VAN fafsz zamiast
prawdy.
Sprostowa}em to iprzytem
napietnowa}em, herezye re-
gularnie cd kilku miesiecy "a
dolary protestanckie z }am6w
,Dziennika N~arodowego" lu-
dowi katolickiemu gfoszone.
= TAX! "a dolary! Ia dolary
znieslawiaja Matke Boza; "a
dolary mienia Msze sw. bal
wochwalstwem; "a .dolary
drwia z OLGA sw:: "a dolary "a
kazuja VAN sic modli6 "a
zmar}ych; "a dolary zaprze-
daja sumienie swoje> i "a dola-
ry protenstanckie zaprzedaja
dusze Wasza. Bo to tylko
ogfoszenie ILL.,.
Teraz zwracam sic i do Was,
kochani bracia redaktorzy,
dyrektorzy i akcyonaryusze
Dziennika N~arodowego" i
pytam sic Was azeli godzi sic
VAN, az tax daleko sic posu-
wac, re "a marne dolary ma
stawac muscle ma dusze ma
sza?! = Wy, kt6rzy sic mia
nujecie obro6cami i przyjaciof-
mi ludu?!!!
Tych kilka lat ziemskiej
niedoli i ola Was przeminie!
Czyz vice warto VAN W ten
spos6b frymarczyc cudzem i
swojem zbawieniem?!
Mozecie, kochani moi, dla'
dalszego obafamucania ludu
gmatwa6 rzecz przez wciaga-.
ME W MIA sprawy Zjednocze-
MIA, sprawy w}asnosci kosciel-
nych, przez nieszlachetne
wysuwanie .os6b, kt6re W
tym wypadku b%ynajmniej zad-
nego udzia}u ME maja, ale
tenn sic cd zarzutu i why ME
uwolnicie.
Potepiajac pismo Vase,
spelnilem wzgledem Was i
spolecze6stwa naszego Ii tyl-
ko sw6j obowiazek twardy j
niemi}y, ale konieczny. Pre-
czuwam, co mnie "a to spot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

SWlduCZtlll6 puUllCAllO I
Do POlak6W katOlik6W
OSWIADCZENIF.
Zwr6cono mi uwage ma
.|sprawozdanie, umieszczone
|dnia 7-go listop. W ''Dzienni-
ku N~arodowym', z przebiegu
uroczystosci udzielenia Sakra-
Imentu .Bierzmowania sw. W
|Avondale, W niedziele, 5 lis
|top. b. r., IL przemowy, jaka
|przy tel okazyi wyg}osi}em.
w sprawozdaniu tenn Re-
dakcya "Dziennika Narodo-
wego" %przewt6rnie tf6maczy
sfowa mole, wytykajac
"Dziennik Chicagoski" jake
pismo, kt6re mia}em ma mySli,
gdy pietnowa}em praise z}a
Ii przestrzega}em mfodziez
przed ~czytywaniem antikato-
lickich gazet.
Ninlejszem oswiadczam, re
W p~rzem6wienin tenn miafem
ma mysli. przedewszystkiem
"Dziennik Narodowy''. VIA
domo BOWEN, re kazdy pra-
vie numer tego pisma poda-
lie artyku}y, kt6re ME moga
miec mic innego ma celu, jak
os}abienie ~przywiazania ludu
do Kleru i Kosciofa i tenn sa-
mem podkopuje podstawy
jednosci narodowej W Anne
ryce.
Zamiast uszlachetniat lud i
pouczac go, jak m6g}by dojsf
do dobrobytu i do pefni praw
swych obywatelskich W tym
kraju, "Dziennik Narodowy"
iogranicza swa dzia}alnoSc Ii
tylko do bezustannych i brud-
nych napasci ma pewnych ka-
pfan6w, juz z CORY wybranych
jako upatrzone ofiary.
Co gorsze, w PRE-
WROTNOSCI SWOJEJ PO-
STAPIK JUZ TAX DALE
ICE, re n. p. w NUMERZE
II DINA Ago LISTOPADA |
INNYCH OSMIELA SIZE
~ZNIEskAWIAG MATKE
|B0zA, PONIZAG GL0WES
EKOSCIOkA, KWESTYONO-
WAC ISTNIENIE PIEKEA
Il CZYSCCA IATAKOWAG
WOG0LE ~NAJDROZSZE
PRAWDY WARY SW.
Re lud prostaczy, niedojrza-
|4y, podobne bluznierstwa i
wybryki cierpi, a W dodatku
"a ME krwawicq swoja pfaci,
to mad wyraz bolesne. Da}by
Bog, ably lud polski raz juz
przeciez przejrzaf!
Go do mnie, prostujac nj
niejszem wzmiankowane
przewrotne tf6maczenie mel
przemowy, z GALA POWA-
|GA STANOWISKA MEGO,
|pietnuje ''Dziennik Narodo-
wy ola bluznierstw i wybry-
|k6w jego, jake PISMO wy
OLA
MAS POLAK0W KATO-
fLIK0W.
Kodak i Sfuga W Chrystusie
I KS. w o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

w obozie postepowym i.
Ica}em spolecze6stwie pod "a
borem austryackim wielkie
wrazenie zrobiia %gromadna,
secesya zyd6w z szereg6w
socyalnej-demokracyi i stwo-
rzenie partyi wylacznej, pod
nazwa: Zydowska partya So
Observation-Disclosures, W skr6.
ceniu: Z. P. S. D.
Gdyby ia secesya bedac O.
wocem konferencyi lwoW-
skiej dnia Ii i Is paz-
dziernika, byla oczyszczeniem
szereg6w P. P. s. D. mos
naby sic szczerze ucieszyc.
TAX ale ME jest. Zydostwo
uzyskalo tylko oficyalnie lie
z%alezno66 i r6wnorzednos6
4 partya ukrai6ka i polaka,
moca swego wp}ywu ma P.
P. S. D., kt6ry ME ustanie j
nadal. w obec ~rewelecyi mai
bardziej skrajnych organ6w,
|jak nMy6l Niepodleg}a" i
szeregu innych, wykrycia
mn6stwa dowod6w jaskra-
wych podlej roboty - fakt
ten wywar} wrazenie ponu.
re. Zydostwo zakrzepie "
swych formufkach religij-
nych = W my6l zasa1y ,,oko
"a oko", jake Smiesznie wy
;tglada " roll apostolic r6wno.
Sci, wolno6ci i braterstwa;
ludzie ME jedzacy wieprzo-
why, obwieszajacy odrzwia
swych dom6w ,,przykazania-
uni" W blaszanych pude1kacb,
wykonawcy zasniedzialych
przepis6w, - aposto}ami po-.
stepu! Go "a tragizm ko-
miazny.
A rzecz jeszcze lima. Otto
Gale masy zydostwa uroczy-
6cie wyrzek}y sic polskiej
maski, jaka dotad dazno5ci
swe przykrywa}y. Zydowscy
socyalisci zawolali g}o6no:
,,Nie jestesmy Polakami, mic
mas ME lacey z polskiem spo.
}ecze6stwem, nalezymy do
narodu zydowskiego". Ia
deklaracya ME. powinna
przejsc be- wrazenia W spo.
}ecze6stwie polskiem. Powin-
nj wreszcie i ci, kt6rzy "
polskos6 zyd6w wierza, otwo-
rsy6 oczy ma r~zeczywisto6c,
zrozumiec fakt ze W Galicyi
organizuie sic pospiesznie.
trzeoia, zwarta n~arodowosc,.
obca nam oywilizacyinie, wy.
znaniowo i rasowo. Litwa-
k6w many obok siebie, pro.
paganda 2argonu obok mas
kwitnie, 2ydowska niechee
do spo}ecse6stwa ~polskieqo,
podsYcana sooyalistYosna te-
orya ,,walki klaaoweii" prsy.
biera oiagle ma sile.
Zydzi go oboymi, sami sic
|og}aszaia 70 obcvoh - OTTO
nauka ; kongresu ~lydowsko.
socyalistyosnego we Lwowie.
lTraktujmy ich vice iak j.,
kich, obcych, iak prsy.
lbysz6w, kt6rzY " Polsoe pr1y-
lieoi, ugoszozeni j wxbogace-
ni, dzisiai galileisuia Galioye,
Itworza u nae awanearde ger:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

w Anglii W ostatnich la
tach przesz1a z protestantyz-
mu ma wiare katolicka znowu
pokazna liczba os6b. W ksiaz-
&c Converts to Rome'' poda-
|je p. W. g. Gordon daafy SEE
reg nawr6conych W wyzszych
warstwach sp6feczenstwa. P.
Gordon ME okresla tylko O.
g6}owo nawr6ce6, lecz po1a-
je imiona i nazwiska nawr6-
conych.
Pomiedzy nawr6conymi
znajdujemy tam 80 lord6w,
50 panic z maj wyzszego iowa
rzystwa ~ baron6w, 21 ry-
Gerry, 532 szlachty mIniej INA
nej; 303 zony ministr6w pro-
testanckich, $50 c6rek i 269
syn6w; = 300 oficer6w armii
i 81 marynarki ~kr6lewskiej.
586 z nawr6conych uko6-
czy}o uniwersytet " Oxford,
= 346 W Cambridge, = "a
W Durham, 60 " Trinity
College; nauczycieli szk6l
publicznych 425.
612 tych nowych katolik6w
~poswiecifo sic stanowi kap}a6-
skiemu. Swieckimi ksiezmi
zostafo 800, a 243 wstapifo do
zakonu; - w tenn 100 do Je-
zuit6w.
Zaiste ME ciagne}y tych lu-
.dzi, wykszta}conych.i zamoz-
.nych zadne zyski materyalne,
owszem wielu mich ponios}o
znaczne straty materyalne, a
vice jedynie przekonanie
wewnetrzne sumienie pro-
wadzi}y ich do swiatfa praw-
dziwego. jake ten fakt "a
wstydzic powinien wielu z
naszych dzisiejszych katoli-
k6w, kt6rzy tylko ola wzgle-
dow ludzkich, ola. zwyczaju
albo ola biznesu przyznaja
sic do WARY kato1ickiej!-
~ - %EF ~ sss ~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

rusyfikacye, proletaryzuja
ludno66 polska nies}ycha-
nym wyzyskiem, deprawuja
.zat1uta literature, a i nam
W Ameryce " poprzek staja,
ma polu rozwoju ekononlicz
nego wciskajac sic W jadra
.poJskich dzielnic i ME "a.
wsze 6rodkami zacnymi, gro
seem polskiem wype}niaja
swe kiesv.
x
Krazace juz pred miesia-
Gem i zaprzeczone w6wc2as
pogloski o wykupie czyli
|~.upa1stwowieniu kolei war
szawsko-wiede6skiej, znowu
zaczynaja sic powtarzac, tym
razem " formie bardzo ma.
tarczywej i kategorycznej,
niemal urzedowej. Podobno
sprawl jest JUL " Petersbur-
gu spostanowiona i odpowie-
Fdni projekt ma wp}ynat do
Dumy juz podczas sesyi je.
siennej.. Spraws ia ma dlate-
go wazne znaczenie ola spo-
1ecze6stwa polskiego, IL ko-
lei Observation-Disclosures
jest jedyna W Kr6lestwie,
kt6rej urzednikaml So prawie
wy}acznie Polacy i W kt6rej
jezyk polski jest jezykiem u
rzedowania wewnetrznego. =
Take napisy ma :stscyach SO
tn W dw6ch jezykach rosyj-
skim i polskim, czego ME-
ma ma irnych kolejach W
Kr6lestwie. z chwile vice u
~pahstwowania kole; warsza-
wsko- stosunki
to NIGGA sic radykalnie zmie'
mic, nietylko, 10 jezyk pol
ski zostanie stanowczo> usu.
niety - ale moze tez nasta-
pic %rugowanie Polak6w, co
%sprowadzi "a SODA ruine Sc
tex rodzin .polskich.
; Brok uniwersytetu j in
nych .zakiad6w n%aukowych
~wyzszych publicznych, usi.
luie spolecze6stwo pod zabo-
rem rosyjskiem - wedle sill
i mozno6ci aastapic orga.
nizowaniem wlasnych ilstY-
tucyi, stojacycb ma wyzynie
aniwersytetu, a jedna z Mich
to Tow. Wyzszych kursdw
szkolnYch, posiadajace wy
dzial lekarski i filozoficzny
stoiace wysoko. Nailepiej OBJ
sadaone SO katedry przyrod-
nicxe, lecz ME mniej dobrze
reprezentowana jest historya,
q ostatnio literature polska j
powexechna znalaziy god.
nyoh interpelator6w.
Obok tego istnieja Wyzsze
Kursy Rolnicze, kt6re, wo-
bee boikotu agronomii rza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16


ewiadcza. Budzet roczny tel
instytucyi 10000 rb. udo.
wadnia niezbicie, ze spole- ]
cze6stwo Jest ofiarne szcze-.
RE, portrait utrzymae swel
szko}y i bez pomecy rzadu.
OGDEN " Warszawie istnieje
Is ezk6l polskich prywatnych
a II ma %prowincyi, o kt6rych
rozwoju swiadczy wymownie
80 procentowy przyrest ucz-
ni6w W ostatnim roku, q try
szkoly buduja w}asne gma-
chy. Go "a przyk}ad ola Po-
lak6w W Ameryce!
Spo}ecze6stwo pod zaborem
pruskim = choc ma kr6tko
oddychac moze spokojniej..
Me znaczy to, BY mp: poll
eva a%gitowa}a ma rzecz pol
skich iastytucyi a zandarme-
rya rozsy}a}a zaproszenia ma
polskie zebrania, lecz wnie.
sienie ustawy parcelacyjnsj
zostalo ma czas pewien .odro..
czone. Rrzad ma lyle 'k}opo-
tow wewnetrznych, ze cbee
zapewnic sobie spok6j ma
k1esach :w~schodmch", 3
wzrost !drozyzny !; SsYtuacya
polityczna zewnetrzna dopel-
niaja ca}o6ci. Wobec wzrostp
potegi zywio}6w radykalnych
rad nie ma poprostu odwa.
gi tym krokiem barba-
rzy6skim = podburzyc rrze-
civ sobie opinie ma kresach'
i wewnatrz pa6stwa, 30 ma
wet a graryusze ga temu
przeciwni.
Me tel dziwnego ze p:
Waldow poezed} w duraki"
- a miejsce jego .zsjai p.
Schwarzkopff. Ten obe;dzie,
sic bez wyw}aszczenia, a ger
manizacye ezerzyc bedzie
skuteczniej, chloe Pc cichu,
droga :zdeprawiania mlodzie,
zy. Program jego "akcyi'' nie>
jest ieszcze we wezystkich
szczeg6}ach wiadomy, " kaz-
dym razie pewnem Jest, 70
punkt ciezko6ci przeniesie
sic do Mast. "Akcye swa
skieruje nowy satrapa v
kierunku ~o6wiatowo.kultu.
ralnym, opanowujac dziedzi.
ne szkclnictwa.
Spolecze6 stwo polakie roz-
waznie 6ledzi to wszystko, O.
strzegane pc nsdto przez=pn-
pred zludzeniamipbo
zmiany kursu spodzisMac
sic tn nie mozna;7ohy.
ba formy.
,Zebra} - ". Kouassze,osH.
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Many iu1 kalenda.

MANY luz
RE Maryahskle ma
rok 1912, .dodawad je-
abonentom
naszym, kt0rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
"Wiarusa.! ma rok
.przyszly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Ma Ziemiach Polskich.
(Pokfosie tygodniowe).
~
q Biura prasowego Tow. Lit. i
DE-. Pol. W AM

Zydowska socyal: demokracya
" Galicyi. O upa1stwo-
wienie kolei warszawske.
wiede6skiej. Wyzs7e.
szkolnictwo polskie prywa-
the W Kr6lestwie. - Bie2a.
cy kurs poIityki aDtypol-
skiel W Pozna6skiem.