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The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
(Episcopal.)
Twenty-second avenue and Humboldt
street.
GJTNDAX GERUICEC
SUNDAY SERVICES.
a. m.-Holy Communion.

1880 a. m.-Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-First and third Sundays,
Litany and Solemn Communion with
sermon; second, fourth and fifth Sun
days, Choral Inatius with sermon.
7:45 p. m.-Choral evensong with
sermon.
GAS a. m.-Sunday school,
F'ridays,-S p. m, Litany and lecture.
The vestry meets on the first
Wednesday in each month at p. m.
The Women's Guild meets on the
first and third Thursdays at p. m.
The Altar Guild of the Blessed Vir-
gin Mary meets on the first and third
Wednesday at s p. m.
The Brotherhood of the Church of
the Redeemer meets on the first Sun
day in each month at 4 p. m.
The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will
be administered on the second, fourth
or fifth Sundays at the II o'clock serv-
ice.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.
The Rev. Henry B. Brown, B. D..
priest in charge; residence, 242O Clark
son street; phone, York 500.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

This is TO inform you that the i,ri-
mary election will take place today
from to o'clock for the purpose of
tee women. This is an important duty
that you should not fail to execute
and we urge you to execute the same.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
QUEEN CITY CHORUS.

Regular rehearsal for Easter canta-
ia at 1924 Clarkson street, Tuesday
evening, March 18th, at o'clock.
Members intending to take part are re-
ouested to be regular and punctual at
the rehearsals.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
Under the auspices of the Y. NJ. C..

Under the auspices of the Y. M. c..
b., Prof. H. F. Keating, president OF
the Western University, Quindaro,
Kan, delivered splendid lecture on
Monday night to crowded house at
Sborter's A. M. E. church His subject
was How Much Should a Man
Weigh" The Professor is fluent
speaker and well mastered the subject
Those who failed to hear him have
much to regret.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

This is to inform you that the pri-
mary election will take place TO-DAY
from 8 to Z O'Clock for the purpose OF
electing committeeman and commit
tee women This is an important
duty that YOU should not fail to ex-
ecute, and we urge you to execute the
same.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
Learn the RecIne.

Whenever you prepare an article OF
food learn the recipe. 1t is easily
done and saves much time and trou-
BILE on future occasions, aside from
its educational value.-Ladies' World.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
DustIess Dustinu-

The process of busting may be rem
dered practically dustless If the dust
cloths are occasionally washed in hot
suds, dipped in kerosene and then
dried thoroughly in the open air. The
duster or dry mop, treated in this
manner, greatly improves the appear
ance of hardwood fioors.-Designer.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

James Brown of 229 West Eleventh
avenue received the sad news few
DAYS ago of the death of his sister.
who died in Austin, Texas, and of his
father falling from building and Sc
riously injuring himself.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Rev. Fisher of Chicago is among our
noted visitors. Doctor Fisher is one
of the leading lights of the American
Baptist, and is here to conduct Sc
ries of meetings at Central Baptist
church.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Sandy Grant arrived in the city re-
Gently from Chicago. Mr.. Grant is a
former Denver boy and has many
friends here who are glad to welcome
his return.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

This is to inform you that the pri-
mary election will take place to-day
from 3 to 7 O'Clock for the purpose Oh
electing committeeman and cohilii'-
tee women. This is an important duty
that you should not fail to execute
and we urge you to execute the same
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

FOR RENT-A nice modern front
room; gentleman preferred. Apply
Mrs. N. Dean, 221S Clarkson street,
phone York 6121.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Miss F. Smith of Seattle, Washing
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E
Pratt, 1885 Ogden street.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mrs. E. L. Gaines, who has been
visiting in Denver several months, left
Monday night for her home in Pasa-
dena, Cal, much improved in health.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mr.. William Coleman and Mrs. Jen-
ME Thompson went to Cheyenne last
Saturday, where they were quietly
married.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

The funeral of R. w. Burnett will be
held tomorrow at / o'clock from the
Peoples Presbyterian church. Doug
lass Undertaking Co. will be in charge.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Wanted-A girl who would like q
good home. Apply at 4311 Clayton st.
A. G. Elliott.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

DR.. W. G. Kalow, a prominent den
the city.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09
Boys Reward.

Having pretty manners helps little
girl, but all a little boy gets out of
pretty manners is to have the other
boys call him Sissy.
Globe.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Five-room house for rent, 800 24tf
street. Apply at 1924 Curtis street
Room 25.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Three unfinished rooms for rent
Mrs. Laura Gunnell, 1926 Champa
street. Phone Olive 1908.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Settles were at
home to a few friends last Tuesday
evening, the occasion being their sixth
wedding anniversary.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

lloyd Robinson is confined to his
I'm, 2214 Arapahoc street, under the
are of a doctor.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Brickler's New Barber Shop is To-
Gated at 22O8 Larimer street. Shave,
10c. Hair Cut. 25c; Children. 15c. =
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mrs. B. T. Cook of 2234 Clarkson
street was taken very ill last week
and is at the Park Avenue hospital.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Dickson of 2520 Clarkson fell
on the icy walk and sustained a
bken arm.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

D. B. Holly, who has been very i'll
is able to sit up.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Georgia A. Tabb is confined
with pleurisy.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-09

Mrs. John Watkins is suffering with
la grippe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
,,SkYSzYMY WAS
SkYSZY Y: ::
Artykuf Biu:a P rasow-go.
Tow. l.. P,)

Ongi ME ongi, bio. SO
tylko lat temuu Polska Gaia
uderzy}a jednem screen -
screen, W kt6rym skupi}a
sic naraz Gala bohaterska,
szalona moe narodu, Gala
,.nienawiS6" zywiolowa do
despotyzmu, Gala mi}o5c bez-
graniczna, wiekowa wolnosci
swobody. Uderzyl rck 3d..
Ma zegarze dziej6w Europy,
wa&y}y sic wyradki wielkie,
ogromny dech wolnosci OWE
wal wszvstko, Zrywa{ tamy,
rozpalaf m1zgi i serca. | ude:
rzyla,% jak dzwon, Iechicka
dusza Po)ski i W porywie
70 'nym, beyprzyk ladnego W
dziejach zaparcia sic ofiary -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
Nowy div W Porto Rico.

z dalekiego Porto Rico nadch,.
dza wie6ci, 0 cudownym wynslaz~
ku, kt6ry prawdopoiobnle bedsie
wielce korzystnym ola ludzi. RI.
mon T. Marchan, BArcelonety,
Pisze ,,Drsa King'a New Discovery
robi tn 6wictne posteoy, Ono wy
leczy}o mnie oko}o pie6 razY z
okropnego kaszlu zazisbiepla,
take mojego brata : ~nleznosnego
z: ziebienia W piers'ach i przesz}o
20 innycE, kt6rzy uzywali 90 z
mego polecenia. Spcdz,ewamy s'e,
IL to znakomite leka'stwo bedzle
sprzedawane W kazdej apiece "
Porto R,co". Ma chorobe gard&a
p}uc ME ma r6wnego. Pr6ba prze-
kona was o skutku. SOC i $l.tr.
Butelki ma probe darmo- Gwaran-
towane W apiece M. J. Kowalew"
skiego. (ADv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

Starego z%najomego trzy-
majcie W domu. Gdy poczu-
jecje k}ujacy boil Reumatyy-
mu ]ub B6l krzyz6w grozi
VAN powaleniem ma ioze,
n~atrzyjcie sic PAIN EXPEL-
REM. Ten sam srodex, co
VAN pom6g} W starym kra-
ju, jest take tutaj do Wa
czych us}ug. Wszyscy apte'
karze W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych sprzedaja go. Cena % i
50ctw' Kotwica znajduje sic
ma kazdem ~opakowaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14
WinOhscy ludZie pOWin.
nj tegO spr6bOWaC.

VIM. ademacher, 50 w. 2 ul.
twierdzi, IL ktokolwiek cierpi rs
zapchanie, albo gazy W zo}adku,
powinien spr6bowac )eku buckthorn
bark, glYceryna it'd. jake kompod.
Adler-i.ka, howe niemieckie lekar-
stwo ma zapalenic 6lepej K;szki.
POJEDYNCZA DAWKA sprawia
ulge prawie ZUPEkNIE a winoh"
soy ludzie So zdziwieni AK SZYB
KO ono dzia}a. To proste lekar%
stwo przeciwdzia}a trawiacym or
CANON i odpedza ~nieczystosci. VIM.
Rademacher, 50 W. 2. ul. ADV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

To oznacza czysta, zdrowa,
kompleksyQ ola niewiast,
spokojne noce i wese1e dni
ola ma}ych, si}e i ambicye
ola mezczyzn. Jest to Holle-
sierra Rocky Mountain her.
bata. 35c. w apiece Brown'a,
City Drug Store.
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

7
- -,
bule. Znaida sic zaWsze Ia
cy, kt6rzy z}apia sic ma PROF..
ne wykrety.
Wolno przeciez zwr6cic u.
wage ostatecznie ma to, re
w}6czenie Szko}y Zwiazko.
wei pc redaktorskich kiot.
mach, lax sic to powtarza
ciagle W Zwiazkowym, ME
przynosi temu zakladowi zad.
nej chluby. "Skoro sic JUL
Zwiazek zdobyl ma to, ably
|dac taxa szko}e cafemu ma
rOdOWI'', to STAG 90 powin'
no 'takze ma to, ably u1atwi]
przystep ca}emu mfodemu
(pokoleniu do tel uczelni,
ME p~rzyzwolif rozwydrzonej
jednostce l1yc zadnej cze6ci
tego narodu. Bo ia orgaziza'
eva jedynie wiernie s}uzy ca
}emu narodowi, kt6ra ten
nar6d ca}y r6wno kocha /
szczelze go prowadzi do H.
pamietania j zgody. ~
Mkt ME s1nie zaprzeczyc.
ze Kolegium Zwiazkowe, dzi'
siaj juz majace powazna licz.
be uczni6w, s}uzy}oby pick.
ME setkom wiecej, gdyby
ME obrzydliwie g}upia ma:
pasc pism~ zwiazkowych ma
duchowiehstw) l nietaktow-
ne wystapienia przeciw Kos
clc1owi. Wszystko posz}o z
tego, re odwazono sic pyta6
lie zaplacono "a budynek Co
zreszta nieraa bezposredniej
styczno6ci z samem Kole..
GUM.
Me wszyscy Zwiazkowcy
zasiadaja PREY wygodnych- j
intratnych biurkach W Do
mu Zwiazkowym. I prcsc'
cz}onkowie posiadsja w}asne
oczy ne zaopatrzone W oku
larry "Zwiazkowego'. | cj
wiodziec powinni, re ze wszy-
stkich krzywd, nsjwieksza
wyrzadza "Zviazkowemu
Koleeium", ten, kt6ry ->bez
zadnei potrzeby wciaga je
do swych k}6tni, DO to jest
zniewaga! widziec powinni,
re szkodzif s1kole tel od!am
zwia1koweg' zarzq III, kt01y
obelzywje traktowaf sprawy
religii. Kto chce calosci s}u
zyc szczerze, ten uszanuje
przekonan1a te] cafo6ci, TO
kt6rej nalezai katolicy. Wed
lug slow w}asnych "Zwiaz~
kowego' (No. 254) "Kto
zgadza sic ma ca1osc ten NAL
81 sic zgodzic i ma czeSci
sk{adowe'. TAX jest, mGsci
panic, a teraz tylko: "Czyh'
Gle prafacie jak nauczacie"..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14


--- - -T- --- !. 81
|rocy, rozpierzchli.
Dzwon wielki - ma poklon
bohaterom - zbliza sic, 7adz
wiecz> niebawem. Szykuj-
my dusze serca. Otrz4s-
nijmy kurzawe i proch zabie
gov dnia j MECH Ouch nasz
odrodzi sic " wielkim swie-
Gle narodu - ma Geese bo-
hate16w poleg}ych!
w krainie dolara dairy
|ludowi polskiemu 6wieto idei.
Ale nietylko w}asne dusze
skapimy W tenn zr6dle pre-.
pieknem naszych dziej6w,
ale MECH potega ia wznios}a
ofiary przep}ynie r6wniez
przez dusze Mode i--swieze
dziatwy tn naszej, CO Po|ski-
Ojczyzny swej ME Una, die
low Jej W SERGE nie b:erze,
s}odycza miiej p;esni i ira
dycyi ojczystej sic ME pol.
I'm - i'm, tel dziatwie i milo
dziezy naszej przy}6zmy
do ust care zakletego W niej
piekna narodu - MECH go
W bohaterstwie pozna, uko.
cha i INSTRUMENTATION "a
pail sie... Danny duszom ich
pic ze zr6de1 %czarownych
pic - 20 zr6del czarownych
pic - ukochaja oni Polske
dalek4 i wyrosna z Mich
dziej6w naszych msciciele.
DEVON wielki uderzy
wkr6tce - szykujmy sic,
sluchajmy!. -:
I ME tylko uniesieniem
serc MECH dzien ten dla mas
otchod6w uroczystych b.
die. 10 ma}o - ME! Gym
= czyn 6wiecic dis winien
ma poczynanlach wszystkich
Polski do zycia idacej.
Swiecmy pamiec meczen-
nik6w odeszlych, ale W im;e
of ary i bohaterstwa ich -
pochylmy tel czofa pred
mecze6stwem zyjacych....
Gdzie oni2. .. Ach - W Pol
see ME trzeba szukac... Je.
klein ich zycia dzwiecza sio-
Ia nasze, roz}ogi, miasta i
ciemnie wygna6. Ale
pred innymi, o tax - pred
innymi wszystkiemi - stoi
meczennica wiekowa -Chei-
mszczyzna krwawa, oderwa-
ma cd Macierzy nova per-
fidya wroga.
Otw6rzmy serca i dionie.
A W dzie6 obchod6w stycz-
niowych z1ozmy wszyscy, jak
jeden, podatek obowiazkowy,
pog}6wny - ma te Ziemie
mek;, }ez, krwi!...
l MECH ME bedzie zadne.
20, Eto ME daf = centa. dwu
- MECH p}yna one W ofierze
goracej! A ziemie daleka po-
krzepi czyn serca naszego
zbiorowy - i " oczy wroga
bly6nie piorunowo p!rawda
dian straszna, zab6jcza =
,,Polska jedna - niepodziel-
ma - tam i tn, gdzie tylko
polskie serca bija!"...
Rodacy,. z}aczmy d1onie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14


-
WIEN pirzez slata cate wysy
}alo ze ss'wych kiss mlodziez
wyksztalcona pod oEiem zac-
negos kaptana i ME tylko ola
stanu duchownego. w szere
zach Zwiazku znajda sic ME:
kt6rzy wybitni cz}onkowie,
kt6rzy pobierali swe nauki
" tel szkole %pierwszej pei
skiej w. Ameryce. Profesoro.
vie :dzisiejszego Kolegium
Zwiazkowego, O lie sobie
p~rzypominamy, wraz-z rex
torem. na czele prawie wszy-
scy.spowo}ani z tego -samego
seminaryum.
Obelga jest nietylko CRUDE
s}oa NO wypowiedziane lecz
czesto dotkliwiej i wyraz-
niej kryje e,e ona W mill
czeniu. Redaktor "Zwiaz-
kowego" W tch6rzowski spo-
sob wylicza tylko wygodne
przykiady szk6l starokraj'
skich a pomija to, kt6re po-
wsta'y tutaj ma tel samej zie-
mi, co "Zwiazkowe Ko)e-
GUM dzwiga. A m6wiac o
szko1ach wyiszych ola ]udu,
szczeg6lnie chcac cos nazwac
pierwsza~ szkola tego rodzaju,
trzeba by1o pomy6lec o prze.
sziosci . szkolnictwa polskie'
60 W Ameryce.
Nixka widocznie Gene ma
}ozyl ten redaktor ma kole.
GUM swej :organizacyi, kie-
dy uwazal "a .stosowne ME
wspominac 2adnejeinnej szko-
ly Z obawy, ably lie m6g} tax
wygodnie k}amac ma korzy6c
swsgo gogatka.
Me tax sic p%rawdziwie o.
cenia rzecz' wartoSciow4. Ow-
seem, jezeli" tel novel szkole
przyznajemy :wartosc, to ME
tract o1,a jej ma por6wnaniu,
)ecz przeciwnie nabiera wick
szej cenY.
Bezstronny Gzrozumie "a
6lepema., ME %przywreci sic
wzroiu przez opis dokiadny
pieknego ~widoku". Me po-
crawl sic tel automatically o.
ezust udajacy 5lepote. Me
zdo}al go Mkt przekonac, re
kto wytyka kiamstwa gfup-
silva jego gazety, .kto pyta
o wartos6 ;akiej6 prze}aczo-
nej realno6ci, ten ME wyste-
puie przeciw "Kolegium
Zwiazkowemu''. Umy6lne
obstawanie prey k1amstwie
jest wst,etna oecha charak-
teru. Taktyka obecna redak-
cyl "Z~wjazkowego" trzyma
sic tel zasady ! ma tym punk
Gle zasfuguje IA bezstronne
potepienie. ~
Czytajacy obie strony to-
czacej sic waikiki zauwazy sta
ranpe i ciqgfe zwalanie kaz~
del opinii, krytykuiacej- IL
rzednik6w hub .redaktora
"Zwiqzkowego"" ma BARK
Kolegium Zwiazkowegc.
Czy przypadk'em samym
Zwiaakowcom ME zdarzylo
sic %pomy6lec, re krytykowa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14


i.zs =.==T=s: 49,: ---77E -
Ieieie Wielkie zla.lkl.lecia, pfzy.
siegi niezIomne dazenia
wiecznotrwale. Blogoslawieni
badzcie, 0 duchy przeczyste
meczennik6w ziemi naszei
krzyz6w, muzyka zwyciezka
dusz waszych, co .rozdzwie-
cza}a W porywie ezczytnym
mad Polska rozdarta =
brz1ni i dis, siyszymy ia,
lsfyszymy... Krew wasza po-
slew wciaz b}ogos}awiony
protestu, WALK i boju wyda.
lie przez rece najgoretszych
syn6w tel ziemi, zoranej me-
cze6stwem. Widzimy " dali,
widzimy dis = pc %p6lwieko.
wynn ozasu przep}ywje =
wspania}e, niebosiezne posta.
|cie Trauguts6w, Frankcw-
|skich, S~ierakowskich, ksieiy
Mackiewicz6w, P~adlewskich
Ii innych co wstepujac ma
|6wiete stopnie szubienic, os.
tatniem tchnieniem duszy
wo]a]i: ,,niech zy;e Polska"!...
II zyc bedzie zaiste, 2yciem
wolnem samodzielnem, SIZE
rokiem. Cay ME widzimy
dis, jak mfodziez szlachetn:
pc p6}wiekowym letargu ma
rodu, pelna piersia VIOLA we
Lwowie, wobec 6wiata ca}ego:
rye chcemy zyc bedzie .
my!" A dalej swiezo, Geese
powazna narodu, ma drugim
wiecu olbrzymim ": Zakopa-
mem podnosi toz has}o die
|jowe i stale dusza Pc stronie
m}odziezy.
w gore serca VIOLA So
kolstwo W Polsce ca}ej i tn
ma wychodztwie, a. Ouch
!zgnebiony narodu rosnie,
piers podnosi sic wysoko
nieziomna VIOLA zycia: VIOLA
ME serc, umierajacych W ka-
|tuszy pred POT wiekjem, pc
mas jdzie, p}ynie jak WI
cher zycia, odnowy = co
pochyla naraz w';a5iz;,ystkie glo.
wy, niby k'osy' i d{ojrza1e do
plonu. I my tn - dalecy, ma
ziemi wolnej Waszyngtona
- ma ziemi, zbratanej z ma
sza ofiara zycia Pu1askiego j
bohaterstwem Kosciuszki.
|ofiara krwi i znoju milion6w
naszego ludu tn pracujacego
- wo1anie to z pred pol
wieku s}yszymy
S}yszymy muzyke serc wa.
szych, ofiarnicy 6wieci, Guys
CT, sEyszymy...
Serca nasze bija tn r6wno
z b:ciem serc Polski cafej,
co uroczyscie gotuje sic do
Swiecenia ostatniej czystej O
fairy narodu "a wolnosf
prawo. l pc tel ziemi dale.
kiej popiynac musza W CA
sic obranym szeroka fala ob
chody uroczyste -. Wierzyc
nalezy - " p%ierwszym SEE
regu stanie ma Jew Sokolstwo
nasze - straz narodu. U.s.
wieci6 ono zamierza ponadto
wielka rocznice iednosci ne.
rodu zbrataniem serdecznem
ooL --l,:o1@~vol o~o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-14

ss---
:, wszystko co " duszy narodu
nosilo pierwiastek szlachet'
my, wolny pradziad6w = ry'
Gerry 80 rz;ucifo sic do broni
do porywu, buntu protestu.
II motyka = ma slohce'
+ wolali j wo}aja niersz
jeszcze gromady ociemnia'
lych " ni4woli krytyk6w, ale
%zapominaja, 70 motyka ia
by}a utkana z pozaru ser(
naiszczytniejszych, re z4ozy1a
sic ma MIA TAXA sila pioruno'
wa ducha, ognia, zapa}u :
ze sta}a sic ona taranem po'
teznym, z bfyskawic i gro.
NOV, co uLerzyl = jak pic
run s~traszliwy W SERGE wroga
i rzucif lie W drzenie strachu
Ii przerazenia.
| s:rach smiertelny obja]
ciemna, krwia i okruciehst'
wen nabrzmia}a dusze Mosk
WV - bluznefa ona niena:
wiscia, wsciek'oscia, pogar'
da, strachem i dzika zajad'
1oscia. Rzuci}a kat6w - pot
wor6w ma cjalo czYste marc
Idu, cia1o nahaje kozactwa,
Idzikie bestialstwo swych
Fhord niewolniczych, pastwie.
nie sic general6w i manifest
|nik6w. Europa milcza}a truch
Iejac pred rozkie}zan4 pote'
|ga dzikiego narodu i barba-
|rzy6cy p6lnocy... Europa
|cicho spiewala hymn ma czest
meczennikow - bohater6w
Polski, lecz patrzyia ma krwa.
we katusze narodu i - pal
|cem ME ruszy}a W ohronie
inaszej.
Taxa jest HISTORIC j zycie
T. ka2dy dba o siebie - 81.
la przemocy rzadzi - bez-
bronny oddany jest ma obro.
ne sit wlasnycb, a je6li ich
fnie dose - popadf. l my
przepadli6my.- Nadzieje ma
rzycielskie ma pomoc zawio~
diy, a zwierz dziki Moskwy
p}awit sic i pastwi1 W obfitej
krwi Polski i Litwy zbrata-
nej raz ~jeszcze W bobaterst
vie porywu wspania}ego mad
silly.
/ bylo zaiste ma co patrzec,
1jest dis co w%spominac, dose
|bedzie po wieki pred czem
Fpochylac z czcia, drzeniem
|duma nasze meka dziej6w
uaznaczone czo}a. Otto nar6d
|jednego pc drugiem dzwjga}
i wydawa} z siebie bohater6v
- skad oni sic brali? Wez-
Fbra}o, zdaje sic Gale potezne
tysiacem lat wolnosci boga-
to lono narodu, by wydawac
ze siebie tych b>jcwnik6w
biez skazy, obro6cow s.obo-
dy ddcha starej rasy Lechi.
tow SLY sze1egi tysiace, VISTA
wafy olbrzymy; bezmierne
poswiecenia, geniuszu, Ola
|ry. D@wigali sic maluczcy,
rozpali} duch W s}abych, "a
rzewiepozaru d~uchowego O.
|garnia}o wszystko, mnozy}y
sic zsi}a czarodziejska taste.
nv zatraoono6u s1o1onvoh ;
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-23
TAFT URGES
FARM CREDITS
Presents Plan to Governors for
Cheaper FoOdstufs.
Says States and Nation Should As
sumo Responsibility for Hon
est institutions.

Beverly, Mass. Radical Legislation
in favor Of the American farmer and
consumer as means of solving the
question of the high cost of living was
urged by President Taft in a letter to
the governors of all the states.
President Taft proposes to reduce
the cost Of foodstuffs on the American
dinner table by reducing the cost to
the farmer of producing his crops.
This would be done by establishing in
the interest Of the farmer a financial
machine which would give him access
to all the money centers of the world
and afford him credit at greatly re-
duced rates and upon more advan-
tageous terms than he now receives.
The complete development of our ag-
ricultural resources which this would
make possible, thinks President Taft,
would go long way toward settling
the problem of the high cost of living.
what this plan Offers" writes
President Taft, is means to secure
this country greater productivity, at
less cost, from the farms that are now
under cultivation, and, above all, to
give us more farms and more farm
ers."
The plan suggested is based upon
the principles of agricultural cooper
ative credit now in use in practically
every country in Europe. Uniform
state legislation, in the opinion of
President Taft, is essential to the
successful adoption of this plan and he
las invited the governors of all the
states to conference upon this sub
ect at the time of the annual meeting
# governors in Washington in Decem-
)er.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-23
'DIAZ LEADS A
NEW UPRISING
Nephew Of Ex-PreSident Of Mex.
leo Heads Revolt.
Vera Cruz Taken Without Opposition
Part of Garrison Accepts
New Ruler, Others Refuse.

| Mexico City - General Felix Diaz
nephew of General Porfirio Diaz, thu
deposed president of Mexico, hal
raised the banner of rebellion at Vers
Cruz. He entered the city with 50(
men and seized the arsenal and garri
son, which comprised 500 men of the
Twenty-fifth infantry and one six-gur
battery.
Diaz then placed men in charge Of
the two gunboats Tampico and Bravo,
lying in the harbor.
The news of the rising created ex-
citement here, although there was nc
street demonstration. Mexicans gen.
orally appeared elated at the new de-
velopments. According to reports,
General Diaz found manv adherents
when he entered Vera Cruz, including
some of the troops, but the govern
ment is informed that the Ninetesnth
infantry and the artillery remain
loyal. Colonel Gutierrez, command
ing the loyal troops, notified the gov
ernment that he would resist.
The two forces are now in the city
of Vera Cruz and street fighting is
imminent. President Madero has or
dered the mobilization Of 5000 regu-
lars to proceed against General Diaz.
The arrest of alleged partisans of
Diaz in Mexico City is expected mo-
mentarily.
The government has instructed the
railroads into Vera Cruz to withdraw
equipment the Mexican to Orizaba,
the Interoceanic to Jalapa and the
Vera Cruz-P Pacific to TERRA Glanca.
Believing that great portion of
the army remains loyal, President
Madero has ordered every available
soldier in the service, both regular
and irregular, into the lines which are
being drawn about Vera Cruz in an
effort to crush with the least possible
delay the new rebellion begun by Cen
eral Felix Diaz.
From Santa Lucrecia, on the Te-
huantepec Isthmus, General Zozaya |
has the northern part of the repulic,
where remnants of Orozco's army are
still raiding in large bands, General
Banquet has been summoned to the
capital with the greater part Of his
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-23
BAD WINTER PREDICTED.
Okanogan Indian Prophets Say Sc
we're Season is Due.

Wenatchee, Wash. Indian weather
prophets of the Okanogan, including
Sam Small, noted observer of the sea
sons, predict one Of the most severe
winters on record for the entire North
west. While settlers familiar with
the accuracy of the red mans proph-
estes substantiate the forecast.
The Indians base their observations
largely on the prevalence Of wild
geese and ducks on the lakes and
rivers Of the Upper Columbia Basin.
1t is said these wild fowls are more
numerous than ever before within the
memory Of red man or white. Their
early appearance. too, is taken as an
indication that winter will commenc,
early. The thick pIumage of the
geese is sure sign, say Indians, that
there will be much snow. In fact,
some snow has already fallen in the
higher attitudes of the Columbia
stretch.