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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-28
THIS FARMER NEVER
SOUGHT MEAT

David Burns Of Surrey was in Minot
not Monday with a $40 load of poul-
try. He has sold 500 worth of poul.
try this fall and together with the
garden truck, eggs, cream, butter, etc.
which he has to sell, he does not have
to use any of his grain money for his
living expenses. He has five large
hogs to butcher and says that he has
never yet bought pound of meat In
North Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-28
TEARING DOWN OLD
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL

John Hoellinger is tearing down the
old wooden hotel, formerly known as
the Scandinavian hotel. This was
built eleven years ago by Stephen
Gulseth. Mr.. Hoellinger will erect a
large brick addition to the Windsor
hotel on this site in the spring.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-28

Leo Kelley, formerly Of this city,
passed thru Minot Sunday from his
home at Chester, Mont, enroute to
Rochester, Mimi, where he will nm.
dergo an operation for adhesions. fol-
lowing appendicitis Mr.. Kelley is
in very poor health,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-28
CIVIL SERVICE exAMlN.
ALTON IN NORTH DAKOTA

w 50V - N9'tTS o7tS<Ot1
Are You Democrats
Yep. OFF w
Take the Job.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

talked Of the stubborn stand he made
ut the rear Of the dressing tent. where
he swung a stake with savage effec-
tiNcnrS> in combat with half il dozen
rioters who had cut the ropes, allowing
the sidewalks to drop while many of
the women We're dressing.
He was fighting FOR Christine Brad
dock, who was waiting in the tent for
him, instead of going to the hotel with
her mother earlier in the evening. lie
2loritied himself forever in the ewes of
the terrified girl. He was never to for
get the soft. trcmululIS words Of loving
anxiety She used, quite uuconsciously.
While She went about the task Of ban
daging the cuts on his face half an
hour later in her mothers room. where
many Of their intimates had gathered
for attention.
I'VE must find Dick Cronk and at
tend to his wounds. protested David.
addressing the others who were there.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

Mt. ~ ,-;ro;,,,
~ :"
"cl " oi''"H 'eh'' ne = l"""' ~
ny 'iihaI"I' tHe clown oileI" lSe joy
Noakes, In the dressing tent GrlhaIdl
recognizes him as the boy murderer,
for whose capture $500 reward is Of
fered RraddoeE's cirrus is in money
dimcuItios ord pro1do,,- in spife of
en-. n,a+o... f hta ,.;ea ond d,n.htar
., ,
'i'H y ~iHH"'tH'e' i"u-H'A !"
thaJ the boy De surrendered 70 'ne ~
JhorItles. Braddock changes ms hllhn
when David produces $1,000, an inheri-
lance from his father, of which he of
rers odd the omount Of the re
,,rd - ,,or,,ittod ~ rnn,otn To he.
oo III. n,r.,ars
'"' = - =,
~ me next stoP hlauuoth OdelS nm "
sfeacy position n warns MN 10 'e
post the rest or the inheritance WIN
nm. But MIS-. ulSlFtstlhS
her husband, aIready mas lahen we
money for safe keeping colonel bon
Grand, n race track gambler Who mas
BraddoCk In his grasp hnanclaliy, ap
pears AZ the circus and, rs usual. Is az
tentiye to Mrs. Braddock, much I"
her disgust, GrinaIdl reciteS TO MS
daughter, Ruby, and David the story
of B~raddock's changed character since
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

this young, trusting, unconscious girl.
He was very younE-stupidly young
he felt but he was old enough to
know that she would not understand.
He was content to wait. The time
would come when he could tell her Of
the love that was in his heart. But
it was not To be thought of low.
He walked between them, Carrying
Mrs. B~raddock's handbag. Christine
refused To- burden him with hers. As
they neared the business section Of the
toWn-one Of the Ohio river towns
they encountered drunken men and
merrymakers. Christine n~ervousIy
clutched David's arm. She came very
close To him. He was thrilled by the
contact.
They We're nearing the hotel when
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Winqs a Timid Dart.

a BLOODY fight on the circus
grounds between the show
go men and an organized band
Of town rutlianS came near TO
bringing the concern TO IN end. The riot
hannpnpd III Of the hill towns along
the river. and was due 10 the ugly hui
NOR Of the unpaid canvasmen and the
rolStaboutS who went searching for
trouble as an outlet for their feelings.
GUY ropes -were cut by IN attacking
force Of drunken rowdies. The ~canvaSes
were Slashed and wagons overturned.
The old veil of Hey. Rube"' marshal
ed the circus forces. There was 4 bat
tie ROYAL. iii which the local contingent
was badly used up, more than one man
being seriously injured.
David |Jenison fought beside his fell
low performers. who rallied 20 protect
the dressing tent and the terrified Wo.
men. In the darkness and rain. after
the night performance. the opposing
forces mingled and fought like wild
beasts. The Young Nirginian. vigorous
as n colt. WAS = hero among his com
rades. For days after ward every one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06


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rom 'h' Sky
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
By GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON
Copyright 1910 by Dodd. Mead q Co.

/ for him at the lot until the men began
10 pull down the dressing tent. pa
vid was with them. Not far away was
Joey NOakeS, the center OF Il group Of
performers held together by his Won
derful tale concerning the sensational
bit of poc>etpickin@ that had occurred
early in the evening. \ congressman
had been touched" for his purse ana
$500 while waiting for 4 train at the
depot. The town was wild over the
theft.
In the midst Of The narrative Artful
Dick sauntcred m to the group, com
ing, 1t seemed, from nowhere. The
gosSiper abruptly stopped his tale.
They say it's going to rain before
morning" said Dick airily. You guys
will get rust OF your joints if you stay
out in it. rata. I'm looking for my
brother. Seen him?"
He strolled on as II he owned the
earth.
That Teller II be as rich as the devil
the group.
That was the mild form of opprobri-
um that followed Artful Dick into the
shadows. AS he passed by the Brad
docks and David he dotted his derby
CALAMITY. To this knowing chap there
was something significant in the
dreary, half hearted smile that the
mother and daughter gave him. At
any rate, he took a second look at
them out of the corner Of his eye.
"Brad's up to something" he thought.
The smile he bestowed upon Ruby
Noakes, who stood near by with sew
eral of the women, was all enveloping.
Ruby's dark eyes looked after him I'M
til his long, jaunty figure disappeared
in the darkness.
Too bad he's a thie-what he Is"
ventured the iron iawcd woman pity
ingly. She addressed the reflection to
Ruby, who started and then positively
glared at the speaker.
David escorted Mrs. Braddock and
Christine to the hotel, where he also
was TO put up under the new dis
pensation. They had but little to say
To each other. A deep sense Of re-
straint had fallen upon them. He IN
derstood and appreciated their lack Of
interest in anything but their own I'M
expressed thoughts. As for himself,
he was sick at heart over tho discovery
he had made. Not for all the world
would he have added TO their unhappi
ness by yoicing the thoughts that We're
uppermost in his mind, riotiug there
with an insistent clamor that almost
deafened him.
Christine's father was a thief,
From time to time as they walked
down the dark, still street he glanced
at her face, half fearing that his
thoughts might have reached her by
means Of some mysterious teIcpathic
agency. Even in the shadows her face
was adorable. He could not see her
dark eyes, but he knew they We're
troubled and afraid. He would have
given worlds 10 have taken her III his
arms then and there 10 pour into her
little sore heart al the comfort OF his
new found alteration.
For days it had been growing upon
him, this delicious realization Of what
she had come to stand for in his life.
She had crept into his heart. and he
was glad. Innate gallantry and a
sense of the fitness of things had kept
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

his tlf,.,t-
"pb Nrs rr,l1,or 4, f,oa
to ca h,.,. g. rn,i.nn IAN, ,a,I1
o.h 20, ma ,p,ut.,i,n :. t,,r.
.+oy y,p,a lava i ,h,ro -, tbo
tnns, nia ,l,co iu~
"Wby David,o .,,iod Nrs r,,a1o.l
in snr,,ri..
"rorafva mo-, no .,.iad ,nin.try
"oh .honrd Inv. i yn,nll Iuvn
II David" ,.,.iaI ,L,i.tfn, ~ Inv.
wi>tfnI v,oico Il scanned IN him ,h,t
there WINS , strYnoa m..tcrious yyoiI
M Tho h,nl, nf Tho words
Mrs uftnrca . shor, hittnr
lauuh How o,,d Won, ,ro n,vi1
What wouId vor, friends thipr # Won
took cfrrus raonrn thnro ~ visit yo1,.
ITa ran,ind win ,,,,vo ,Ii.,,f,, .Ny
friends. Mrs. Rraddook include the
circus pcople Won mention am not
likely to forget that YOU took me in
and
And made a clown Of Won" She in
tcrrnptod He was oratifnd ia SEQ =
smile on her Inns lhn Iiabt from 4
window shone in her face. Her ewes
we're wet ANA g~listnnipg
He held his tongue for a moment.
vayerinc TIVE impulSr and deli
racy. His gaze went ia Chri>tiuqs
half ayorted face Was she beginning
10 suspect the real attitude of Colonel
Hoh Grand toward bar mn1bnr. Was
ii something more man mer. qnripa-
r
see here Mrs nraddack hp haoan
hastily "I'm right vounu to he saving
his Ia Won Inn want you ~ know
that I an torribh, distressed ~ What
has taken Mace inn vorr life /
know Won hate Colonel Grand know
ho i . hod man His now intnres, III
this show is the outgrowth of an Old
one"
h started Her nvos wore finn
mon his faca
"yop aro NOT likely ~ know any
moro naaca ar honuinass hero Why
Jon,t Won ,iva i mo uby don.t won
leave Tho show WY"
aDartd che S,id l,,inn nor bon3
ON his arm Won don.t know what ven
are saving"
..yor could O. boct ~ ,.ntr ~fatrar
he wont IN rnthIos.lv - Enoy !,
v,oufd no ali RIGHT rTa Womb nor
Sbo inte,,,ntad him, o,icllv
oy,~bo has haon t~oILina - von az my
- rotr. -,
10 hi. bic lin "vhv won Ioav
Cni,oIn -, lo. t,mos,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

VA H RS. RRADDOCK was search
NE ing for the cause of her hus-
V bands sudden ebullience, his
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

dada sic rozerwac, chyba'
tylko gwa}tem. Budynek kos
.cielny j ojczysta kraina pol
ska: spoczywaja ma podwali-
mach wsp6lnie sic wspieraja-
cych, ofiary i poswiecenia:
Ma polu bitwy "a Ojczyzne.
|padli wielcy ludzie, bohate-
:rzy, kt6rzy zasfuzyli sobie ma
posagi> I kruszcu ma ziemi a
z mifosci W sercach ludzkich.
Ma polach walk wielkich, po-:
mad kt6remi rozpostar} skrzy-
d}a sztandar polski, polegfy
tysiace tysiecy a marli re
sfowami sw,ietych ma ustach.
Ia .Wiare.i i Ojezyzne smierc z
Bogiem. -
Lata. wolnosci przeszfy W
niedole i mecze6stwo, z Glenn
nosci wyfonif sic nar6d i do
%|ciemnosci grobowej dazy ME
lzgoda. Mas wszystkich i czas
lwszelki pochlona wieki, kt6-
re sic. ia wiecznos6 sk}adaja.
Dano nam dis, a ULTRA nj
lgdy' niema, wczoraj ma zawsze
przepad4o ~ tego wczoraj
niezgody czerp, Narodzie Pol
|ski, czerp nauke ma dzisiaj a
ME odk}adaj uscisku jednosci
ma jutro. Faryzeuszom rzuc
przek]enst;wem W oczy a pa
mietaj, re kr6le So z poreki
Boga; zofnierz i misyonar2
czerpia z :nieSmiertelnej duszy
zycie i: odwage, i ksiaze j
!biskup maja zadania pokrew-
me, a wfadzy powage ma;a z
jednego zr6dfa. Polski robot
tnik prosty i madry professor
i faryzeusz NIGGA sic poi ednac
i znalezc cnote, kt6ra ia sauna
jest pomimo n~ier6wnoSci
stan6w. Historya nam zapi'
saba przyk1ad6w. 'dostatek
Wielki.* =: 'NJiiie9:md1;a9 pFir:zesz}o$$cc jul j /
prawie krzyczy o jednoS6, a
my s}uchamyz jej?... z Bo-
giem naprz6d!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
Uczlny dzieci nasze czytac
pisac ,1:m6Wic pc polsku.
80. :; 49,. -. . -
Zdrowy %patryotyzm.

Podstawa g}6wna i *zywot-
MIA sifa narodu jest bezwat-
pienia zdrowe uczucie patryo-
tyzmu. IA podstawa, r6wnie
jak religijne: zasady, powell
tract 4powage, jaka sic daw-
niej cieszyfa i ulega r6znym
zarazkom niezdrowym, kt6re
groza. M1iszczeniem zupe}nem.
Sooyalizm iszowinizm szar-
pia to- Swiete uczucie, a ME
mniej' karygodnie plamia ma
rod i szkodza czystemu pa
tryotyzmowi faryzeusze naro-
dowi :przez ohydne .ukrywa-
ME poza: Anim r6znic i ura2
osobistych.
Socyalizm, kt6ry i po$r6d
polak6W pozbiera1 wyrzutki
r6znego stopnia pod}osci, chce
zap owadzic powszechnexbra
two' uja6 SWAT ucywilizowainy
i ba!t:b < sc;y W jedno wiel:
kie pAhstWo: Ma sztandar ma
rodoWy sooyali$ci patrza z
poghf1dda j uwazaja go "a szma-
te y: oeN1aczajjqca sentymen::
tal4o<S6 S.: dziecinna. Granice
kralqy ~ wedfug ich nauki, 50
MISREPRESENTATION ola pred.
kiego po*stepu i rozwoju sze.
roHiego oswiaty i braterskie.,
mi1osci. %> ..::..
Socyalizm jednak, pomimc
mi&rneg$oj> 'rozrostu, ME jest
mai | i { Z lie wrogien
prawdziwej mifosci Ojczyzny,
Liczba .zdrowo mySlacych
szckerze. przywiazanych dc
swsgol :k!Zraju Jest zawsze bez
%po96wnania wieksza niz zaco.
fanych. materyalist6w, ogo4o'
cohych,. z :pieknego uczucis
patryotyczhego. Ia wiekszosst
za$ ME: pozwoli bezkarnit
naruszac: obowiazk6w i cn6t
kt6rych celem jest dobro OF
czystej- ziemi.
Wiecej zwolennik6w ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

nauki. P6zniejsze pok}ady.
wykszta}cenia ME maja ma.
czem sic opierac. Czesto taxi,
re k6fko rodzinne n~ieszoze6-:
liwie ME jest W stanie :zasl'o,:
koic ,naiprostszej potrzabY o.
,byczajno6ci; z powodu ME:
dostatku i biedy stosunki. W
niekt6rych domach ME SO
bardzo p~rzyjazne nauce j do
bremu wychowaniu. W szko-
le za6 pod okiem nauczyeiel>>.
XII przynajmniej przez pewien
czas dziecko znajduje>sie W
otoczeniu spokojnem i zmu-
szone grzecznie sic zachowa6.
Przez wsp6lny wysilek ro1,
dzic6w i nauczycielek; jed
nem siowem przez w~sp6lpra-
cownictwo rodzic6w zeszke.
}a,.. doprowadzi sic przyszle'
pokolenia stopniowo do wick
sci ogtady j do lepszego by
tn d~uchowego@i materyalne-.
|go. Bee tego,. naturalnie, co
szko}a zbuduje, .czas poszkol-
ny zrujnuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
WYCHOWANIE III. .
Wsp6}pracownictwo
R0dzic6W re Szko}a.

Zdrowy poczatek Jest pierw.
szorzednYm warunkiem
wszelkiej piracy celowej;. ma
silnym ~fundamencie MONA
||stawia6 gmach wielki trivia
}y.
Zastosujmy to prawdv do
nauki szkolnej, a z }atwoscia
zobaczymy, jak s}usznie prey.
wiazuje sic wielka wage do
pierwszych poczatk6w nauki
|dziecka. Tymczasem" kazda
nauezycielka z naszych po-
swiadczy, re jedna z wielu
trudnosci, jake sic spotyka
" piracy wzorowego prowa..
dzenia klasy, jest brak regu-
|larnosci W uczeszczaniu. Me
|chce sic przez to powiedziec,
re ia wada jest bardzo: og6l-
ma, ale przez niedbalstwo j
opieszato6c kilku cierpi og6f
dziatwy szkolnej z tel prey:
czyny =. nabieraja wyjatki
wielkiej wagi. Do6wiadczenie
zupelnie ~usprawied]iwia ida.
ME, re W kazdej szkole trafia
sic spora liczba podcbnych
wy]atk6w wylamywania sic
T. pod r%egulaminu szkdlnego
przez niedbalstwo czy tez fla
wole rodzic6w, kt6rych trud-
mo pozyskac sprawie su-
miennego wype}niania obo-
wiazk6w wzgledem swych
dzieci. Jaka taxa wym6wka
w~ystarczy niejednej matce,
[by 2atrzymac dziecko W do
mu. Al "a jaskrawo widocz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
pred lat .25...
Pod ty m~nagl6wkiem bedziemy podaWat W
kazdym numerze .Wiarusa"" najwazniejszs
sprawy og6lne i miejscowe. =

Do powiekszonej szkoiy
polskiej, w: Wine.ie ziaeha}y,
W dniu 2 wszesnia Siostry :
Zakonu Notre: Dame W Mil
waukee, ably uehytv xPolska
dziatwe. Jest ich piec; Pre-.
}ozona Siostra Hugolina, Try.
Ska, ! cztery :Polki::S s., Kaz-
mira, S: ALOHA, S.. Agniesz.
ka i S. Zofia (ostatnie :dwie:
kandydatki). :>;:Publiczno6c
W naszym mie6cie powita}a
Wie}ebne :Sluz ebnice@ Pana
Jezusa i Panty Msryi q wiel-.
ka radcscia i hurmsm odbie-
ra dzieci ze': szko]y rublicz.
nej a oddaje. do .polskiej; by
Satisfactorily W movie, :ojczy-
stej ola Swiata Il 'ojczyzny.
jak j ola Koscio}a,s Sia,strys
W dniu 5: wrzesniaf' zamiesz-
ka}y W zakupionym :ala mich;
domu parafialnym, niedaleko,
polskiego Ko5cio}a:1":
0rganista nasz p. Hatner-
ski przestal nlia''cza6 " poll
skiej szkole, gdyz 'siostry
rozpo rzadzajja dostatecznemi
si}ami ma c;ztery klasy.
Dom Polski W Winonie,
wspsnia1y gmacl',:' zbedaoy
w}asno6cia groha' pulskich'ak-
sjuz-* prawie*
gotowy i "a kilka<dM rohoty
maja bye zako6czone' zbatem.:
Akcyonarvusze uchwalili, 10y
porzucic plan urzqdzenia'ak-'
cyjnego salonur W. D1om1Iu Poi:
skim i za}ozyf, W MIN ty1ko.
grocerny handel akcyjny, po'
}aczony z handle'm ubior6w.
.e,n 49,
Oby watel St, '~Xawery6sh,
kt6remu DR.. S. njat ooge;(z z
lpowodu, 10 juz sko6c. spr6ch': :.
nia}a byla cd dawnego- ME
dbalego leczenia). ma sic INA
cznie lepiej i. zdaje sie,- 90
niebezpiecze6stwo gangreny,
jake wpierwszych :dn il :poe
a,mputacyi grozifo :.cshoremu.
juz zupe}nie mine4o.: :. !. ;.
Przew6z wiino6ski opatrzo-
ny. zosta} W kabine, ably pasa-
zerowie mogli= znalezc ochro'
ne pred deszczem.
W pakooie il Cd dx6eh
=tygodni deszcze ! sioty, tax il
ME moina zw,ozi6 plon6w 90
stog6w i t. v !! sn ;9 i vyfa,
staja. Farmerzy przez to po'
nosza niezliczeone straty:
Prezydent Gle veland ma
poczatku pazdziernika odNiee
dzi Minnesota. Z; e y & J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
:p%owo}ywac sic, re
ludek. oswiecasz, to Jest

Eszatana :powo}ywac sic, re
ludek. osMiecasz, to Jest
.samego Lucypera.
;Pismo sSw. m6wi tax: ktoby
J: zggors2yl: jef.dnego z mlodych'
|lleJpiej by by}o ably sobie ka-
|mieh mfy6ski u szyi uwia2a}
sic utopi}; pytam. Gle sic
r,edaktoirz;ee| masohski, iIu ty
zlgodrszysz TWEEN .przekIetem
haizgraniem? A wiesz ty po-
slugaczu :szatana co wielce
uczony Doktor Kosciola Sw.
fAugustyn m6wi,, OTTO tax:
gdybym wid2ial .ksiedza ma
uczynku z}vm zdja}bym
p}aszcz i przykryf bym go
ably drudzY ME wldzlell j sic
ME gorszyli.
"A przeciez to by} 6wiety j
II posiada} wiecej nauki iak
ny :wszyscy redak 5orowie 2
Iz6ltego.. obozu, a szczeg6lnie
ty.> IT,: =:
Re Reverb INA stosunki j
krete: 6c;ezki vase to wiecej
|jak pewno, DO Gle TAX prey
par1 swa'a korespondencye,
2e6 za%atyiiSjak 1ndyah i szcze-
kasz jak kunde).
Ale szczekaj, DO musisz, DO
Gle masoni j sam Lucyper z
piek}a najelii "a to: ci plaza,
|lecz Reverb zdaje sic wytyka
IVAN i to- bledy..: z wfasnego
przekonania, .ho ME jest mai
3mita;
Redaktorze cd Gwis.zdy, re
ERev1sra ciebie ~przewyzszyl
roz6ne5ml to JEST jeden dow6d,
fbo " korespondencyi pod
|nagl6wkiem Reverb ME uno.
81 sji>s sic jak ty: Reverb jako
koSnik tylko wycina chwas.
|]ty, k16reawy z z6}tego obozu
siejeeie ma pocieche. STAT ano..
vi iilozy* maso6skiej.
I A IT, Reverb, jezeli6 jest
(jeszcze miody to wycinaj to
|chwasty dop6ki ci sill stanle,
a. jezelii; jeste5 podeszfy wie-
(kiem to przybierz sobie wy
|reczyciela a tnijcie tych ma
son6~,,.a&czeka Was nagroda
"a to-; no: bedziecie pracowac
jake: prawdziwi pasterze.
"A: VAN szanowni Panowie
z Duncan, zaselam serdecz.
Inc :podziekowanie, re TAXA
Gwiazda Zach. wy
rzuc aciie 20 swych dom6w,
boz to take .pismo gorszy i
wielu@ q; mas starszych, a
fszezeg6lnie mlodziez, vice
Fprecz 2 tazimi 6mieciami.
:*Bracia! niezawodnie gazette
radzi czytacie, vice jabym
VAIN :radzi} aby6cie sobie
zaam6wiIi naszego kochanego
VIA uska. Jest to pismo
szczerze katoIickie i wielce
popezajace, i gdy go pare
numer6w* przeczytacie, tax
niie' fprszestaniecie go: cz.ytac.
-; pozdro%ieniem
e 5m1eay adonent ), Wsa'~sa".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

przesada W patryotyzmie, kt6-
ra zaslepia szowiniste ma
wszelkie p~rzymioty narodu.
|obcego.. To spaczone pojecie
patryotyzmu jest szerokoroz-
powszechnione a przypisac
|mu MONA wiele gorzkich
lkrzywd, niesprawiedliwo6cii
morderstw politycznych. Kaz-
Idly zazarty hakatysta gfosi
re jest ma szczycle
!patryotyzmu a wfaSciwie jest
lon ty]ko brzydkim typem
szowinisty. Merry swe przy-
wiazanie do ,,deutschlandu'
miarka nienawisci ku. Pola-
kom.
Hakatysta jest tylko trail
nym przyk}adem i jasno
przedstawi Polakowi znacze-
nie szowinizmu ale bynaj-
mniej ME ogranicza tego ro-
dzaju g}upoty do niemiec-
kich polakozerc6w. Kazdy
nar6d mniej lub wiecej tel
wadzie hofduje. z tel samej
przyczyny widzi Anglik tylko
z}e strony %niemc6w, a z iden-
tycznego powodu zam.yka
oczy mason wfoski ma ko-
rzysci, jake krajowi przynio-
s}o dawno zagrabione .panstwo
koscielne. :Przyk}ad6w jest
bez liku, ale z ki1ku przecie.
tiny czytelnik p%rzypomni So
Ibie setki innych dowod6W
inienawiSci wzajemnej marc.
d6w,. podsycanej przez praise,
obchody, navel k6fko rodzin.
Inc. -.
Jest jeszcze inny rodza,,
szowinisty. Niemylnie, wiece.,
!szkodzi swemu narodowi
|podlej bezczesci cnote mi}o$c1
ojczyzny sten ostatni rodzaj!
hypokryt6w patryotycznych,
Przyk}ad6w tego typu mako
rzystniej bedzie szukac wsr6d
mas samych. Me trudna spra,
wa. Wyrodne dzieci, kt6re
swa ojczyzne, przez inne ma
rody lyle poniewierana, jesz.
cze nizej spychajq przez to, re
{jak lichwiarze z uczucia swie'
tego czynia towar- przedajny.
do tego ~doprowadzifa wy.
gnanc6w gonitwa "a pieniedz.
mii wygoda powszechna "
kraju tym, gdzie wszystkie
narody maja przytu}ek a dollar
ojczyzne. To tenn, to owen
zas}aniaja sic .zg'lbne obozy
polskie ma obczyznie a mai.
wieksza przeszkoda do zgody:
re .niekt6rym zdaje sic jakoby
oni: wy}acznie mieli prawe
dyktowac sposoby okazanis
mifosci ojczyzny. Wszelk<
praca, chociazby. najzbawien
niejsza, zg6ry potepiona 20
'1staje, jezeIi ME Wysz}a z mi
cyatywy szowinisty.
Jezeli uczucie: jake ma pc
zostac czystem i bye. wpfywen
kierujacym cz}owieka. ku. &C.
lom dobrym, bezwarunkow<
3; musi sic. je strzedz pred wa.
damn, kt6re z>poczatku Okla
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