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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
IS WARM
DESPITE COLD
EVANGELIST SMITH TALKS ON
WITNESSING FOR CHRIST"
TO GOOD AUDIENCE.

Despite the blizzard, a good audi
cnce gathered at Elite hall last even
ing for tho second union meeting.
Evangelist Smith spoke upon wit
chose the words Of Christ, Acts is:
"Yc shall be witnesses unto me, both
in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and
in Samaria and unto the uttermost
parts of the earth" Mr.. Smith made
an up-to-datc application of the text,
which he said was Christ's last com
mand, therefore exceedingly binding.
Jerusalem was the home of tho early
followers Of Christ. and our home is
Jerusalem. The command is as bind
ing now as then. Judea was the neigh
borhood, and there we are to live and
talk Christ. Samaria was the strange
place, and whom We 90 there we should
take Christ with us. This was in an
sWer to the question "Where shall we
as Christians Witncss?' He also an
SWerod W. other questions: What
and How to witness. The Christian
is to always witness Christ, never
and it should be done gladly
and not with a long face. Mr.. Smith
drew many Illustrations from his years
of experience, and at the close gave
opportunity for witnessing, and people
were on their feet in tWos and threos
to speak for their Master.
Mr.. Smith always makes Monday
night the best, unsteady speaking, of
the week. He and Chorister Gilmore
sang two very fine duets, and Mr..
klingler rendered Just When | Need
Him. as a solo, beautifully, then the
evangelistic party san one of their
inspiring trios. Finer singing has
never been heard in such meetings in
MisSOula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
FUNERAL
POSTPONED ONE DAY

The funeral of Sidney l.. Mitchell,
which was to have been held this aft
of the bad weather until Wednesday
afternoon. Services will be held At the
ranch home at = o'clock. Burial will
be at the MisSOula cemetery.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

toaSting on the reservoir hill road will
have to be stopped. Police Detective
Tom Kemp issued an
NO MORE official ban yesterday.
The Youngsters have no
better friend than Tom;
he has taken this action more for the
good OF the coasters than anything
else. The main line tracks and the
principal switching track of the
Northern Pacific yards are not more
than so feet from the foot of the long
hill. Tho coasters as they come flying
down the incline cross the rails at
full speed and someone is going to be
hurt H. some day. On Sunday a
boy ran into a freight train on the
Madison street crossing and was
badly hurt. Moreover, the wagon
traffic on Madison street is heavy, and
the flying coasters. Railroad street
and Madison street meet at this cross
ing and all the traffic from the east
and north sides travels over the juno
ton. If the boys are allowed to keep
coasting there someone viii be seri-
ously injured. Mr.. Kemp a Y that he
Will arrest tho first coasters who try
to use the hill again. There is plenty
Of good coasting close to Missoula,
even when the reservoir Hill is taken
off the list. On Mt. Sentinel, just
south of the university, there is a
splendid slide. The lovers of the sport
will have to go there. Coasting or
the reservoir hill is a thing of the past.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
NOTICE..

AS numerous residents of Missoula
have approached us to purchase gro
c~eries,, we take this method of advis-
ing that we sell to dealers only;
not to consumers. We do not deviate
from this rule.
STONE-ORDEAN-W WELLS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.
a. w RICHARDS, ManageE,-Ady.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
Gard of Thanks,

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and n%eighbors
who so kindly assisted us during the
illness and death of our beloved baby,
and wish to especially thank those
who sent such beautiful flowers.
Nil. AND MRS. H. NJ. VROOMAN
AND FAMILY.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

When the winter storms vail loudly,
then memories backward roam; they
recall to us the COM
OLD-TIME forts tina we used to
COMFORTS have back home; we
didn't have steam heat
ers then, but the parlor stove glowed
red; and good warm bricks were at
our feet when We craWled into bed,
we didn't wear pajamas then, but
flannel nightgoWns warm; they were
rot so hobby, maybe, but they sure did
shed the storm; we didn't know what
fudge was then. but we pulled mo-
lasses candy; I've never eaten better
stuff-those sticks were fine and
dandy; we'd sit around the stove at
night and Dad would tell us stories;
he'd been a soldier in his youth-he
knew wars griefs and glories; and
Mother in her rocking chair-the kind
tho evening, to keep US boys in socks;
We ate red Baldwin apples and some
times we popped corn; those We're
the ~jolliest evenings I've known since
| was born; those days are only
memories, but they're mighty good to
hold; | cling to them especially when
winter nights are cold: and. though
those happy evenings into the past
have sped, | recall the ultra-comfort
Of those good warm bricks in bed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

! have On hand a number of I'M
claimed madc-tO-Ordcr suits in scrges
ana unfinished Worstcds; fancy pat
terms; an average u Of sizes; selling
at 60 cents on the dollar. Better come
early. Thucson. Western Hotel build
ins.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
At Methodist Church TONIGHT.

Owing to the fact hat Elite hall had
been engaged for this evening before
arrangements had been mad to hold
the meetings there, the services of this
evening will be held at the First
Methodist church. Mr.. Smith will be-
gin Il series Of addresses very import
ant, as they have a bearing on the
future of the campaign. Again the
music will be worth hearing. Mr.. Gil
moro will Sing "A Little Bit of Love-
and Smith and klingler will sing a
dunt
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
Postponed.

1hc afternoon meetings which were
to begin today. will not be-
GIN unti tomorrow. Mr.. Smiths aft
ernoon Bible talks are famous. These
meetings last but one hour, and the
addresses have been given repeatedly
at chautauquaS and Bible conferences.
Those who attend are urged to bring
their Bible and pencil and notebook.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

w. r. Lanning, late of Missoula. now
chief carpenter for the Milwaukee at
Mohridgc, S. D., spent
ON THE the day here, visiting
COAST his family, while on his
way back to what he
calls the dry and dusty" after a trip to
the Pacific coast. 1t seems mighty
funny to run into this cold weather."
says Mr.. Lanning. when we were
on the coast the weather was bright
and warm and there wasn't a bit of
snow. AT he city market in Seattle
they We're selling fresh radishes and
head cabbages and we saw growing
grass on two sheltered lawns. Mis-
soula is warmer than eastern WASH
lngton, though. After a few hours
ride from Seattle we ran into snow
that was deeper than any il Montana.
Al Tacoma we saw string after string
of boNcars covered with snow until
only the ends of the brake handles
W re visible. They told us that it was
AZ feet deep along the bottom of the
canyons there, and | believe it. Every
where we passed telegraph stations
where the operators had ~burrowed in
TO their buildings. Nothing could be
seen eXCep little tunnels that marked
doors and windows, You people in
Mlssoula are pretty lucky. The only
III with you is that YOU aren't
satisfied with a fine winter; vol want
the summer to last twelve months"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

Coasting on the reservoir hill road will
have to be stopped. Police Detective
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04
CARD PARTY.

Card party given by ROYAL Neigh
hors, No. 1885, at odd Fellows annex,
Monday, February 8, s p. m. Admis-
sion 25c.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

Safety hatpins, invented in England,
have flexible points which may be
returned into a hat after once passing
through it.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

Old Man Boroas, if that is the name
Of the evil god who m~anipulatcs bliz-
yards, holds a bitter
MISTER grudge against he
BOREAS honest householder.
When he whirled his
storm on Missoula Sunday night he
didn't drop the snow he carried in an
even layer to affect rich and poor,
street and alley alike. He swept the
streets and alleys bare and hurled
great handfuls of snow on the door
steps Of those whom he disliked. 1t
isn't so hard to get out in the MORN
ing and shovel snow from the front
walk when everybody in the block has
to do the same thing; hut it goes
against the grain to move a great
drift into the str ct while the neigh
b0rs' walks are cleaner than they
were before the storm. That is the
way it went yesterday. Old Borcas
swept the sidewalks of his friends that
he might pile more snow upon the
walks of his enemies. Nor did his
deviltry stop there. He slapped dig
nified citizens with his snowy hands,
he Whirled silk hats and loWly Stet-
N~A'' ~ 'AiS ''Ai'Ni, IV NiN4iSh SIloN
down pretty necks and spilled peace
full pedestrians all over icy sidewalks.
He left a wake of shivcrs and aching
bones and broker hats and curses be-
hind him and threw the blame onto a
mild-manncred climate. For our Non
tana climate did get the blame in the
end. A lumberjaCk, clad in spiked
boots, battered trousers and a green
flannel shirt, went lacking past the
office of Western Montana's Greatest
Newspaper yesterday morning on his
way from one vacation resort to an
other. Boreas picked the poor fellows
hat from his head and Whirlcd it
across the street and added injury to
insult by tripping him as he started
after his flying bonnet. The green
garbed Woodsman l~ahoriously picked
himself up, shook his fist at his hat
and then at the cloudy sky. What
kind of a -- , state is this, any
WaN"' he roared dcfiantly.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-04

Frat f~ifteen-cent smoke, five cents
Adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Gag dalszy.:

Dzisiejszy zjazd jestto tyl.
ko odleg}e echo zjazdu de.
troickiego. Kto tam by}, bvl
6wiadkiem spraw, kt6re roz-
grady serca nasze prawdzi-
wynn weselem.
Nieprzyjacie]e i wrogow;e
ko6cio}a kat. a najstraszliwsi
2 samego Iona pol. giosza
dis Swiatu W imie hasla
,,UderZe w pastoral a roZ-
prOsZa sic OWce" o jakim6
wymarzonym ostrasznym
zdemoralizowaniu pol. kleru
w Am."
Zjazd W Detroit udowod-
nil, ze pol. kler " Am. al
nadto dor6s} do wymaga6
wystarczajacei kwalifiki, kt6-
"a nam dale prawo sr2uce.
MIA 2 siebie wszelkich, przez
liberalna prase gloszonych,
zarzut6w.
Powiadaja, ze niezgoda, u.
|p6r i k}6tnie to narodowa
wada Polak6w, - kt6ra sic
tel ~duchowie6stwu ndzie-
la. Nigdzie ME widzia}em tax
gcracei, ezozerej pr.yjazni,
jaka bila z rozpromienionych
twarzy blisko 400 kaptan6w
zgromadzonych 70 wszyst-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

robieniu bronia, to tylko ma
to, ably m}odziez by}a jake ia
ko gotowa chwycic "a broh,
gdyby tego nieprzewidziane
wypadki nagle wymaga}y, ME
zas ably "a pare miesiecy-
|p6jsc ma Mosk,la, DO TAXA
ruchaWka musiafaby sic sko6-
czyc nasza zguba.
z kraju ME upomina sic
Mkt opr6cz socyalist6w Q pie
niadze, bysmy je zaraz pose
}ali, zadaja tylko, by6my ma
oswobodzenie Polski mieli
grosz gotowy, kiedy tego be-
die potrzeba, vice my musi-
my sic zorganizowac i grosz
do grosza sk4adac, bo inaczej
nigdy ME pomozemy braciom
W kraju do wielkiego dziefa,
|gdyz co sic W pospiechu ma
|jedno zawo}anie z}ozy, tego
ME warto navel do kraju wy
se}ac.
Jedyllie ]ata systematycz-
mel piracy W zbieraliu tn gro
sza narodowego moze sic
choc W ma}ej czesci. przyczy-
mic do oswobodzenis Polski,
a. zarazem ducha polskiego
podtrzymac W nowych poko-
leniach, zrodzonych juz z da-
LA cd Ojczyzny.
kaczmy sic tedy co rycl'le!
z Polska Radq Narodowa "
Ameryce, organizujmy komi'
tety miejscowe, zabierzmy sic
szczerze do piracy, a Polska
Pan Bog biogos}awic nan
:lbeda "a pe}nienie obowiazkr
wielkiego i swietego wzgle;
:|dem uciemiezonej i pomocy
.potrzebujacej cd wszystkich
cho6by najmniejszych i naju
bozs"ych dzieci swych, matk
} --Ojczyzny Polski!-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Powt6,zenie he$ci kazania
JE. X. Arcyb. Webera.

Takimi to ideami i pray.
czynami powodowa} sic Maj
x. bisk. Rhode, ten natu-
rainy przyw6dca narodu pol.
VI AM, a o%dczuwaiac gwal-
towna potrzebe skupienia Sit
narodowych j katolickich,
powo}a} mas, p~rzodownik6w
ludu ma emigracyi, ma. / O.
g6lny zjazd do Detroit.
Ma zjezdzie tYm zosta}y
tam %opracowane wszystkie
punkty postulat6w narodo:
i katrlickich. Ably to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Do Wbnego Pol. Da:
c%h0Wie1stWn ProWin-
cyi st. Paul Zach.
Stan0W:

Niniejszym podaje sic do
wiadomo5ci, re roczny zjazd
Stow. AN. Pol. ProW.A.
Paul i Zachodnich -Stan6w
odbedzie sig W tym roku4W1
|St. Cloud, Mimi. d. 20. lip
ca, We wtorek 0 godz. TO-
rano, W sail obrad: hotelu,;
,,Grand Central'', ma kt6ry
to zjazd zaprasza sic serdecz1iie'
ME tylko wszystkich cz1on-
kow tegoz Stow, ale. r6wniez
wszystkich innych Wbnych::
Konfratrow, Ola jakiejko1wiek
przyczyny DO n:.szego> stowa-
rzyszenia jeszcze ME. nae!a
'cych. = Wszystkich pr g:''a-@
cych wziasc udzia} w tymt
zjezdzie uprasza sic ably byli :
}askawi juz tyezien naprzod.
uwiadomic Wbnego X. W..
Wotzke, " St. Cloud; MINI.
by MONA bye pewnym,.
jak sic ugodzic z hotelista
wzgledem stofu i noclegu.
Pc wszeikie detaliczne iil-
formacye prosze sic zgfosic do
nizej podl isal. ego. .x::s.s
rs. Jan St; GuZdek III.
sekretarz. 1
Browerville,. Mimi. .....
4 liwa, 1913. ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
UCZlny dZieCi na0ze CZytat
p1sat l movie 20 polsku.
Notatki.

zesz}ym tygodniu chy-
ba kazdy odbiorca ,Wiaru-
sa" przeczytaf sobie Z VIVA
ga artykuf: ,,Wolni cd
neutrality-suspicious."
Kto tego artyku1u ME przy-
swoif sobie, MECH jeszcze raz
i drugi go przeczyta, ably
wiedzia+, skto So ci szkodnicy
i co teraz, pc uwolnieniu sic
cd Mich, nam czynic trzeba.
Polska Rada Narodowa W
Ameryce,; do 'kt6rej zapisa}y
sic katolicko polskie organi-
zacye, wszelkq podaje gwaran-
eye uczciwych zamiar6w W
dazeniu do oswobodzenia OIL
czyzny Polski.
ldzmyz wszyscy "a jej
wskaz6wkann2A
Jakio to w~skaz6wki? -
Zbierac grosz ma poQtrzeby OF
czyzny!G -.
Jak sie do tego, zabrad2 :
Zwofac W kazdej parafii
wszystkich ludzi dobrej wolf,
wybrac miejscowy zarzad
kolektor6w do zbierania gro
sza ma eli ojqzysty.
Ktoby chciaf j pctrzebowa}
blizszych i%nformacyi, MECH
napisze do sekretarza gene
ralnego polskiej Rady Naro-
dowej " Amery7ce, pana Sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

proiekty postulat6w MONA
". realizm ~przemienic. trzeba
.by}o .obmysle3 machine, kt6.
raby W tym kierrnku mog1a
realizowac ideje postulat6w.
Taxa machina ma bye
Ziednoczenie wszystklch:
przyw6dc6w narodu pol. W
Am. t. j. duchow;e6stwa. -
Ma ten temat wyglos'lem
!; by{ W Detroit moi ~referat,
kt6ry zapewne kazderu tu'
tai z obecnych znany-
Marzenie -JE. Maj. x. bisk.
stale. sic czynem, BIO dis
nanny JUL Zjednoczenie
wszystkich kap}an6w pol. "
Am. i Kanadzie.
Ale co ia movie? - ME
wszystkich,- DO brakuje tam
pol. duchowie1stwa z pro-
WINCH St. Paul. w tym to CO.
lu zgromadzilismy sic tutaj,
ably prowincyonalna grupe
pol. duchowie6stwa zafozyG i
przydzielic ia do Zjednocze-
MIA.
O. dobrych, szczerych,
earaco patryotycznych che.
ciach JE. Maj. X. bisk.
Rhodego dobrze wiemy,
vice tez nle watpie, ze
do szeregu Zjedn. Kap}an6w
pod lego egida, kazdy z mas
.podazy .ktokolwiek sic tylko
oznje bye Polakiem W pol
skim szefegu wraz z innymi
ola dobra 'naszego sp6}ecze6-
silva pracowac pragnie.
Me watpis, ze m6g}by sic
traffic 'chotby ieden z mas W
tuteiszzej prowincyi,. kt6ryby
chcia1 ignorowac te piekna
prace x. :bisk. Rhodego, DO
TAXI okaza}by albo wiele glu.
PEI ~zarozumia{o6ci, albo tez
brak wstelkiego uczucia swej
laczno6ci og6}em polsko-
narodowym. Siowem luka "
ia .s,!la szeregu, utworzona
nieobecno6cia takiego, bedzie
wskasywa}a dezerracja rene
gaia : poi. obozu, = czego,
Boze ME daj, by sic nasza
Prowincya takim zawstydzic
.
Jeneralny Zarzad Zjedno.
czenia istDieje i Jest czyn.
nym,, Do .Z;jednoczenia ma.
leza kaplani dyecezyalnymi
ub- pro4ineyonalDymi gru.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Dziafa natychmiast0W

VIM. RAJ. ms-i.;r. so W.-3R.
nj. 'og'sszs, se foJEDYMezA
DAWkA l%asodneeo backshoR
bark, g yceryny. .g1fya mfse
szana Y Adler-ika, .nlemieekiol9
karrtwo m apend.enis, lrcxy.as.
pchanie lub gaxy v zcsadkn zH.
PELNIE. .Wielu lud1 ON " Wiz
ono pomogio. (ADy).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznienl SO do kolektowan'a
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci m%ieiecowi: ..
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski 49,
CHI APPEL HILL. Tex. A. Klocek
FRIED, N. Oak ID. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, Soak, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michzl Mish
Melen, Wis, Teol Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
E MINI. Mateusz Bilski.
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelsk'
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. ID. Teodor Wv socki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzifski
OKLA, S. F. G6rski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

pamj.
My tu wp1awdzie many
Stow. X. X. Pol. " Am. jako
grupa Pol. uni, ale jake ;.
taxa okazala sie z przYczyn
technicznych trudnosci ME-,
praktyczna. - DO do niej
wszyscy naleze6 ME NIGGA
Grupa iako grupa filialna
Zjednoczenia Kap}an6w po-
Wilma c~bejmowa6:w szystkich
ksiezy pol. ca|ejProwincyi.
Doko1czenis nastafi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

Kanady, 0 r6znych charak-
;erach Q ,6znyoh tempera''
mentach.
Ma kazdym kroku 6ciska-
les szczera. braterska dlo6,
|jakby kochajacych sic cz'on-
k6w jednej wielkiej familji,
kt6ra " wielkim dniu swej
uroceysto6ci zgromadzifa sic
po latach niewidzenia sic
PREY stole familijnego wesela.
Nam vice nadzieie, ze i tu-
tai bedzie to samo.
Ia wielkie j "a swiete SO
nasze obowiazki kap}ahskie,
ably je z~achmurzac plamami
ludzkich b}ed6w, wad i ME-
doskona}o6ci.
Praca kapfan6w to ,,unitas
ct uniformitas'" jednego
wsp6lnego sztabu: oficerskie-
go ma )inii bcjowej pod jed
ma komen44a: Tam pracuja
wszyscy zgodhie 2 podany.
mi i'm przez ~g}6wnego ko-
mendanta instru kcjami.
A wie1ki czas, aby6my sic
zwiazsli W taxa kadre s]uz-
bowa i pracowali wedle jed
nych instrukcyj. -
Naj6w;etszym zadaniem
poza obowiazkami misjonar:
SKIM, powinna bye praca
Ida przyszlego naszego po~
kolenia W AM, kt6remu
grozi amerykanizo 4anie sic:
Szkofa poE parafjalna
powinna nam bye tyn1
lekarstwem .przeeiW wy.
~narodowieniu sic,
Jestto ciezkie-zadanie, ma
potykajace ma ogromne trud'
, no6ci. re strony: wielu prey
czyn.
Niekt6re parafje SO "a ma
}e, ably utrzymat sakole pa
raf., niekt6re. "a w1elkie, ably
sam proboszcz m6g} sic pc
6wieci6 wiecej szkole nj;
moze powodu *wielkiegt
nat}oku misjonarskich zajec
Parafje ma farmach znaj
duja sic " takich okolicz'
nosciach, ze trudno groma
dziG dziatwe ma byte zawo'
}anie. DO skoro tylko dziec'
ko zosta}o jake tako przy'
igotowane do IS. S.. sakramen'
tow, juz je@rodzice odbierajs
szkole paraf., ably sic ME ma
razac ma wydatki trzymanis
dziecka ma stancji.
Brak. wYkwalifikowanych
| pol. nauczycieli, czy si6st,
. dale sic ogromnie czuf pc
pol. parafiech. ] tax wiele
trudno6ci sic pietrzy ma po'
} lu tel piracy, to tez tYm VIE
i Gel powinnismy jakos wsp6l'
nie naradzac sic " iaki spo.
.Is6b to trudnosci zwalczac.
;. Sami powinnismy pod
wzgledem ducha narodowego
6wiecic -prsyk}adem.
jake smutnie slYszy sic,
gdy grono m}odych kap}a-
.n6w niby npolskich" zejdzie
!; Isle "a pogadanke no i =
slysxy sic gware njankies6w
Ia mad Hudsonu"...
Kaplan odzywa sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
nis1awa Osady, a on mu Wszel-
kie mozliwe poda szczeg6}y.
-Adres p. Osady jest TAXI:
Mr.. S. Osada, 984 - 986
Milwaukee ave., Chicago, Ill.

Milwaukee ave., Chicago, Ill.
Kazda rodzina polska W A.
MERGE powinna sic opodat-
kowac ma sprawe Polski i re-
gularnie co miesi4c lub co
try miesiace oddaWac ten
podatek kolektorom przez O.
g6f wybranym.
My$my hyli zdania, re ko-
!lektorzy mieli uwazac sw6j
urzad "a zaszczyt, a vice pra-
bez wynagrodzenia
materya|nego, lecz g}6wny
IZarzqd Polskiej Rady Naro-
|dowej W Ameryce tego ME
zada, owszem pozwa]a kolek-
Itorom 10 cent6w z kazdego
tdolara skolektowanego.. Moe
to i ]epiej, gdyz kolektowa-
nie-to praca ME }atwa, a
przys}owie powiada: ,,spie-
wac darmo-boli gard}o."
Chociaz w przys}owiu mo-
wa o gardle, to niechaj tego
Mkt ME rozumie tax, re wy.
nagrodzenie "a kolektowanie
grosza ma talk wznios}y Gel
ma p6j&c przez gardfo! Pre-
ciwnie ma kolektor6W wybie-
rae trzeba ludzi, kt6rzy sic
ME boja, by i'm gard}o "a
sch4o, ludzi trzezwych, kt6-
rym trzeba zupe}nie zaufac.
Skolektowane pieniadze
maja kolektorzy wreczaf
miejscowemu kasyerowi "a
~pokwitowaniem, pan sekre.
tarz zas %powinien mice ksiaz.
Ike, W kt6rejby kazda rodzi
ne sk}adajaca podatek marc:
dowy zapisa1 oraz wni6sf dc
niej kazdy, choGby najminiej
sly, datek.
Panowie kasyer i sekretar1
W pewnych wyznaczonycf
terminach, cry co miesiac,
czy co trzy miesiace, wyse}at
beda zebrany TAXI grosz n;
imie Polska Rada Narodows
W Ameryce pod adresem p.
Osady jak powyzej podano.
Sprawl ia ME cierpi zw}o
XII, trzeba sic vice do niej
zabrac natychmiast. Polska
kazdej chwili moze sic INA
lesc W potrzebie naszej pomo
cy, a ten grosz, co W ten po-
wyzszy> spos6b zbierzemy, to
jedyna pomoc, jakq my Oh
czyznie podac mozemy.
D}ugosmy ME robili mic
ola Polski; wszyscy$my o
siebie samych sic starali i tro-
szczy]i, przeto teraz zacznij-
my prace ola ojczystego kra-
ju, ola Polski.
Me s}uchajmy ami ma tych,
kt6rzy juz przestali bye Pola-
kami i dis powiadaja: go
nam pc Polsce", albo pol
ska nigdy wolna ME b9dzie,
ami tel "a tymi chodzmy,
co chca rewolucye robic W
Ekraju, to jest: burzy6 panuja-
cy~od wicklow porzadek W
sp6feczehstwie polskiem, Cd
bierac majatki zamoznym, by
10 podzielic miedzy mniej
majacych, DO 10 prowadzi
Etylko do mord6w i innych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10

ME Una. literatnry poll, jak~
ze moze pokocbac to, CO =
Ojczyzna zwiazane.
Wprawdzie niejeden got6w
mi zarzucic, re to ME lego
wilma, DO mu szk6l pol. ME |
dano. Przyznam, ale W cze Sci.
sic .zosta}o kap}anem
jest dose czasu ably sic zro~
bic, jakby to powiadaja ,,se1f
made Po)ak" MILDLY
kap}an powinien mice dose
energji i ambicji, ably SIG
obznajomic z pol. NOVA, Ii.
teratura j historic. Prey po-.
mocy dobrze dobranej pol.
bibljotekl mona sic tax sa-
mo wykszta}cic pc polsku,
jakby i jagjelo6ski univ ersy::
tet sic uko6czylo. Ksiazka
Idzi6 jest profesorem, = ale
Jest tylko pod jedynym wa
rurkiem - a to: = Tr%eba
chciec i uczynic!
Gdy poznamy sie bIizej ~
screen naszej Ojczyzny, to ia
:tpokochac musimy, a poke.
chawszy dopiero wtedy ma.
bierzemy ochoty do naroao-
wei misii budzenia ipodtrzy'
mania ducha narodowego u
naszego mlodego poko)enia.
Polakom ME wolno eie wy.
naradawiac, DO pred mimi
lezy .ogromna praca bIyszcza
Gel nam r6zowym zaraniem
przyszIosci... Kto przyk'ada
reke do wynarodowienia sic,
os}ab,a szeregi polskie,-
zdradza budzacego sic
tOrla. "A coz powiedzie6 mann
o wsp6lnej piracy ma polu
WARY 6w.
Pcsterunek dzisiejszego ka'
p}ana-Polaka " Am. to po-
,sterunek ma stopie. wojennei
Trzeba vice bye W pe}nym
woiennym rynsztunku.
Ia straszna walka, kt6ra
ksjaze cieg'
nosci Chrystusowi, Bogu
cz}owiekowi i jego nauce
gloszonej przez kosci6f Kat,
a kt6ry tym krwawiej toczy
sic " dzisiejszych czasach
tax rzeczywiscie pc szata6.
sku wymy6lonym sposobem
"a pomoca prasy, powinna
mas skupif W jeden szereg,
by5my mogli ramie prey ra'
mieniu stawic colo nieprzy-
jacielowi, usilujacemu obed.
REC nam powierzona trzode
z WARY 6w.
Ably wan uprzytomnit ten
wazny punkt zjazdu, pow
t6rze wan slowa j. f. Maj.
*. Arcyh. Webera, wypo-
wiedziane z okazyi zjazdu
detroickiego, q sadie, 70
kazdy z was zgodzi sic ma
lynn punkcie, 70 jesli kiedy.
kolwjek, to " dzisiejszYch:
czasach potrzeba nam jed
no6ci i rzeszenia sic W jeden'
ob6z. "
Pcwt6,zenie he$ci kazania
JE. X. Arcyb. Webera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-10
Potrzeba Zjednoczenia
sic Ksiezy Pol.
W Prowincyi
st. Paul.

Referat, wyg}oszony przez <. J.
Guzdka ma zjezdzie pol. ducho-
wiehstwa z Prowincyi St.
Paul i Zachodnich Stan0w,
odbytym W Minneapolis,
Mimi, d. II listopada