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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
"Movies Seen by $500. se1.

St Louis, Mo, Dec. 3.-The "mov,
les" are more popular in st. Louis
than any other city in the world, ac.
cording in the report of an inyesti,
cation issued by the business mems
league. The figures show an annual
attendance of 6S,S90.S 91 men. women
and children at the moving picture
;heaters Of the city. The SUNDAY at.
tendance averages l99,4S7 and the
daily average l7o,9N2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04

NJ SSlFlEp or want advertisements in the
ID mocrnt hiring profitable returns Price
five cents per line per week
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
CHICAGO STREET CAVES IN
Halt Black Of Pavement Sinks-Field
Store in Peril

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Randolph street,
from North Wabash avenue half way
ct tSate street, caved in when two
water mains burst, endangering two
of the largest buildings within the
loop, Marshall Fields retail store and
the Masonic Temple.At one point the
pavement sunk TO twelve feet below
the street level,
Shortly after the first cave-in the
second one came, carrying the pave
ment from three to six feet lower
and breaking away the sidewalk on
the south side Of the street.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
Can't Make Children Ambtdextrous

Berlin, Germany, Dec. 3.-Experi
ments lasting year in certain Der
lin schools to make children ambi
deNtrous have failed. Upper grade
children were able to improve their
writing with the left hand somewhat
while in the lower Grades the effect
of the experiments was to make the
children write worse with the right
hand and also to write only backward
with the lett hand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. @.-Claudc
Lewis, negro, was killed and four
men were wounded, one probably ia
tally when six special police officers
riding on an ice wagon shot into
crowd which tried to stop the wagon
in Indiana avenue The special Of
ficcrs were taken to the police sta
ton but II was said they would be
released as soon as they made "A state
mcnt.
The four injured are: J. II. Mason,
negro barber. shot in abdomen, prob
ably fatal; John Ashley, shot in left
foot Archie Smith, negro porter, shot
in left shoulder Alexander Sedan.
shot in neck, not serious.
Crowds Surround Wagons.
The wagon had stopped to unload
ice at a saloon. A crowd had gather
ed and began hooting and ieering the
six men on the wagon, who had been
given police powers to protect the ice
companys property during the team
sters' strike.
After the ice had been unloaded the
crowd tried to prevent the wagon
moving down the avenue. Then the
special officers opened fire and at the
first voIley Lewis, Mason, Smith and
Sedan. who were in the front ranks
Of the crowd, fell. Ashley was nearly
half a block away when he was hit
by n stray bullet
A riot call to police headquarters
brought an automobile fire truck, load
ed with policemen armed with riot
guns, and number Of mounted Of
licerS to the scene. The crowd was
quickly dispersed
Lewis, who was killed. was an ele-
Vator boy at Il department store
Mayor Wallace ordered the police
posed by the teamsters and chauf
feurs, who are on strike The police
kept the crowd about labor headquar-
ters moving and did not give the men
a chance to start n demonstration.
More Wagons In Use.
MORE wagons are IN operation II
was reported. The Wholesalers, who
refused to risk their wagons on the
streets, sent out number of loads
Of goods to freight depots and out
lying stores The department stores,
still, however, decline to make de-
liveries.
The Transfers continued their pro
gram of harassing wagon drivers at
every opportunity. No serious trouble
resulted
Wants 1000 at Work.
II was reported that the central la
Dor union committee had requested
T. j, Farrell, general organizer of the
transfers union, to permit teamsters
whose employees had signed the union
contract to return to work Farrell,
however. said he would hold out until
900 of the 5000 strikers could re.
turn under union conditions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
MARSHALL HITCH is HELD
He Is Charged With Sale of Liquor
in Dry Territory.

Paris, H., Dec s. United States
Marshal G. p. Hitch of the southern
district of Illinois was arrested and
gave bond on two charges OF SELLING
liquor in dry territory Hitch is a di,
rector of Reservoir park
Marshall Hitch says the CHARGE
against him is the work of Congress,
man O'llair who is trying to set him
put out of office
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
DANCING TANGO, LOSES EYE.
Man Has Sight Destroyed by Quill In
Hat of His Partner.

Ashcville, n. C.-For the pleasure OF
dancing the tango Brent Latimer of
Grcenville. s. c., paid the price "f one
eye. the sight being destroyed by n
quill in the hat Of the young woman
with whom he was dancing.
In making a turn the Quill swept In
behind his glasses. cutting the ball of
the eye. Physicians announced that
the sight of his right eye is destroyed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
PUTS GUARD OVER SALOONS
Nashville Temperance Judge Directs
Deputies to Keep Places Closed


Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 3.-Declaring
threats had been made against his
life and his home since he had order
ed the suspension of business by all
saloons in Nashville some time ago
Judge A. b. Neil directed the sheriff
to post a deputy at the door of every
drinking place if necessary to keep
them closed Judge Neil remarked
that conditions We're worse than they
were when he ordered the saloon
keepers to surrender their federal IL
censes and quit business.
Former Governor Patterson severe.
ly criticises the liquor men for their
course. He formerly supported them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-12-04
ONE BOY KILLED.;
FOUR MEN SHOT
Fatalities Attend Indianapolis
Strik; RiOting.
CROWDS ARE KEPT MOVING

Mayor Orders Police to Dispense Pa
rade of Strikers-Mobs Break Up
AS Riot Guns Appear-More Wagons
Running-FarreIl Won't Let Recog-
nizing Employers Have Men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24

collecting his bills for dry and dygoods after they
them really variety life outside of the
regular checkers and its fortunes at the hands
Reeolectng that the Squire could have given Orlando
Furoso and Carrie Nation start of 80 yards 1o0ard
has pluck up courage him the eye
the moment of his most violent exacerbaton Of not
Hau gentleman sportsman town. thirty days hard
labor for having the Of Mrs Jared McCo
when she with shotgun but didn't dare it.
Now he in the Rredeamsnt Of laundering love too
surharged soul it would be requisite for him from his
chair to the and there tell Tony
For it was Tony Coye no other who was the guilty man
avail The very nehborhood could produce plenty Of who
would acclaim Tony hero who refused to be martyr and
honest change Of heart But knew too well how and why that
change had he did the of hint and nnuendo
come right out with it. Squire too Dave Turner was
saying: astood up there big life and opned the hull
wn be them ran rum NIT it. Amt been sech s ptica
conversion in these parts Fl twenty years; and it's goin hurt
The Squire sat GRIM Mont Peee might have sat prior
"Whatn do about it. squires" Heney Waterman
demanded 1--WE kin read him out of the party if we've mind
on his the ought
Tony Coye fer actin and he's expectn you to- all right He
his head bis like houn
dog d luck. the ickin that's comm to him
disclosed all else had become to be debated
on the lofty heights Of abstract where alone the Squire
rifyng details Of Tony Coye treason was something for
after like consultation authorities and
the uk Of turptue while the gathered amid his
% se d. pesn
as those habual SPECTATORS Constable Macy and Itch
which they knew themselves saferew back and wondered
whether some might not blast them bearers OF the
Squire Gansert with an utter speech
motioned with fngerthe forefser Of his right hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24


Iow about it, squire ready for good your,
And he would without feeling at all sure ne coua
'Beat you any day in the week, Tony; and twice on
Sundays"
The Squire walked slowly for memory, still faithful
minds eye the picture graphically BY Heney
He with the porch Of the ahead of
him serving the his old friend and antagonist turning
around, his head hanging and his jaw dropping.
Like "a hound dog duckins his licking, the Squire
Memory the other rioters held their became fur
Gus on e he, own account punt .ho+ ron n II. ,+v ;
him sending her more than his miserable p9t0ce pays him
h hGs so the ben al
ought be under civil and that good
the countrya How many real friends after got
when he's crowdng 70 and there's only one soul lett IN the
county that can play checkers instead OF cnes Wns
The squres steps tagging Again that picture Of
He the Of turning back Of sparng Tony the sight
Of his But he snte ina. 10 sn
ton and felt with sudden of nearing an old comrade
that very moment leaving him than deenseess to
the host of new enemies he had made.
at him. trying to look of their hunting instinct be
in at the death Tod Burke who roamed the Widow Mccor
m acae bm ~ on disposed his brace Of
carefully, that they would be handy when the excitement
For moment he and the Squire looked hard into each
em to f bni ~Sn to such
ter calculated provoke But be men what they will and
what the hardihood Of makes the there
of tension where the Breaks and
can suffice to snap the string
Tony Coyle from incarnation of animal at bay
changed nsensb the attitude and OF one who
would avoid the quarrel if he half smileapologetc
anxosy his face as he slid the checker
board across the barrel and said:
CHOW about it. Squire; ready for good game your
Memory, who after all the best friend Old men have
she enabled him to precisely the tones he had used
the night before neither too cordial nor too cool:
" 5aa+ vou anv dav in the week. Tony: Sun
days" fnaH OAA1D 1i-k-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24

where it lay on the arm chair, worth 20
New York That foreneer extended its phasnges
straight and pointing the Office door, their na 70
they ptoed out daring speak until they well down
the road: ;, w,4a. aA;n,+ tho old man bovrn.
though gh - : DION into the nostoice and
Il have if you have"
"Come on, then" -
70 monooee His thoughts phrased them
selves only his inner soul But there as IN some judgment
ranged themselves like counselors jury ana ne
Tony in the p OF ns
who needed the money
For than fifty then Tony CoysIAnih1 1
secret traitor shfy smug naevng waiter on
the pleasure Of the party a d
from party made him ne had never spoken
sincere word the VINO he Community Looked 10
him stand he had voted at the po WITH anything
be oe cou IiGiI h rom betrayed and
the bosom of great and party Anthony IL Coyle
s nr o didn't know which their bread going
butered had turned ike viper anu buried ms 1ane into
Wa of gratitude could for such
Se wh WHAT es sea
annihate creature so malodorous to the nostrilsa
+ The s1dsn OF ;s se %
rnitted itself this point hearty applause Artistic
sGna a vanity and sn ra The squ whole and
spiritual conclave recognized the moment and
aTo the postoaGce Do it noyp
The Squire obeyed that as ne sped forth into
he always did to make he would the
Tony would have time for long, comfortable
It was the hour the minute With of sudden
shock the Squire half eare M hitherto
Oh s he would certainly catch Tony leisure now If
It had been sn pn nave 0t s
checkers, ready to say, a. n0 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24

w YHEN wrath descended on the brow of Squire Can
AA/ sert, the community assembled in the of
wv Jim Macy his constable; Itch Pettgrew, who
acted habitual spectator, and the separate and
owerng factions Of and defenset the
lions South American capital knows when its newest die
taor hears Of the newest revolt against authority he guilty
tembed in their guilt and the innocent in their
at the awfulness Of the vengeance invoked.
That the SQUIRE when his indignation, righteous than
the South variety had subsidized liable to dig into
his jeans the fine he had imposed minor
Of ged s s let s
JAIL genuineness of
his wrath or the awe it inspired in beholders
In his hour of when he sauntered down the store
and postoce for like length of time by his friend
Tony Coyle he played with
He and Tony had played checkers back in the days before
the when they boys together and checkers
regarded almost nnocuous enough be of saliva
then branded all male and
female who could credit southern planter with drawing
SOBER gentle half decent BREATH and he made haste those
localities where he could such
Of him that he vent ous at
rebel under rain of bullets from both that would have
venations as he had in him when Billy Gansert lugged
into safety and, incidentally, captivity.
Coye enlisted because he thought he ought to- but
south would be killed because they thought
Gansert denounced Tony copperhead Benedict
Arnold and born villain and they it until they
and conved the blacks and whites pieces of old
slate w and fragments Of royal Worcester china ,
other millions up north in repairing damages Tony
department fate had conferred on him Billy danser farmed
some but got into the line of wholesale supplies and
possibly be difference of opinion
the rights OF rebates the personal OF customer
ons of that ancient and honorable for the preservation of
peace with honor:
farms after the Centennial and Ganser exataton of
Justice above contracts and Tony Coye difficulties in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
POzERACZE LUDZZI.

Do Anglii przybyl W tych
dniach ~prokurator Zlotego Wy
brze4a, sir Brandon Griffith. 10
rzystajsc Z przyjazdu lego, spot
pracownik ,Tiimes'6w" Mai z
MIN wywiad " sprawie tajemni-
czcgo stowarxyszenia nLeopar-
dow. kt6rc. pod zarzutem Judo
*crstwaa. pred kratami sadu W
Sierra Leone stawale. Wiadomo$-
ci o tym procesie oddawna JUL sic
ukazywaiy " prasie angielskiej,
niepodobna jednak byio wyrobit
okreslmego xdania Q zjawisku
TAX niezwyiks'cafnnl nawct ma teryto-
ryum afsyka6s'de1n. zajetcm
przez Angilk6w,
Jak ole okazuje, W Sierra Leo
ne porniedzy ludnoScla czarne,
dzii ju,ikt isitosunkowo ucywilizowa-
ma 6 stupniu kaiitury. ]ej awiad-
czy fakt, u " eo sskolah pocxs-
tkowysh Sierra Leone ksstasci
sie e6ae uesal lesba, ktdsa W
stosunku de, oa6lnego Ealudale:-
MIA 71,b7a ME mole ME hyt uzns-
ma 70 wysdks3)), Is .tt,' gle wei !.
nego AMI i sozpovsze'clntl lt'r
" Atryce Arodkpwo odnlanami
ba'wochwalstwa ME malsca, G.
kta ;w Y, Z a q 4 asalert
po|nau)a ep, aadar aaa 91l
Jest oaaA ated1ug - a aiie lhs n 1lh' s
nyrn ernsaansfa dusz zm q .r'l1,' =,
woh'aal5a1oh k,yrie, tpar q
srczs6hws fa1Xlalssa lest "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
wyznawc6w tel sekty wiara W j,

wyznawc6w tel sekty wiara W j.
stnienie larw, upior6w; teorya
zass Q sukubach i inkubach ogrom-
ME przypomina teorye, ktore "
srednich wiekach W Europe. ist-
nialy. Sekta sklada " ofierze III
dzi - zarowno doroslych, jak !
dzieci, przyczem Pc speanieniu
obrzadku - obecni pozeraja .cia}a
ofiar - wymaga bowiem rytuait,
by ~pierwiastek zycia W krwi POGO
stajacy zlal sic z pierwiastkiem i
stoty zyjacej.
Sledztwo wdrozone przeclw 800
Z CORA oskarzonym ciagnelo sic
nieslychanie dlugo: kap1ani sekty
|posiadaja rozlegle wiadomosci O
kulistyczne, umieli przeto przez
suggestive TAX platat zeznania
swiadk6W, Il zdawac by sic mo-
g1o, ie wilma podssdnych nigdzie
ME bedzie udowodniona. O.
statecznie udaio sic w}adzom GU
ropejskim z%4gromadzit dostatecz-
ne II a o'wNody ] =oto 100 ozlonk6w Sc
=kty ,Leopardow" zostalo skaza-
nych: 40 ma kare s~tnierci, reszta
zas ma deportacye.
Sif Griffith ~przywi6zi z SODA
bardzo ciekawe dane, dotyczaee
malo znanej teoofii wyznawc6w
smierci. Beda one przedmiotem
specyalnych badah brytat1skiej =
kademii W 1ondyn}s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
n
PLUM W=PYSK.

Plum W pyskl
lynn, co ci powiedzs,
ze jedno-t, jake sic ,zwiesz,
Mad jaka$ rodzii sic l,iedzs. =.
ze tam ojczyzna, gdzie jjeszl
ze ojc6w groby ko5ci
To zgasiy ma zawsze biysk...
Wyznawcom takiej przysz}o6ci
Plum W pyskl
Pluh W pyskl
lynn - ola ktorych ss1s
To tylko, COG dzisiaj ma byt,
Ola kt6rych, wszystko co byh:
Pr6chno zwietrzaie I mytl
lynn co W obszarach ludxko4ci
Me vida piowych swych rzy.k..
|Grabarzoam wiasnej pfzeszsptst
Plum " pysk!
Plum W pysk!
lynn - co@cie -potaczs, "
ze niczem pamiee / krewl
ze twoja scheda prawnucza
Mice wszedzie uSmiech ! spiewl
ze Judy, narody czy pafstwa
TO jeden W wszechczasie blysk..
lynn aposto}om zaprzahstwa
Plum w pyskl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07

1QHlaV1s
Rxucajmy piekna siewl
Mech wschodze kwia&y,
Jak cudnych marzeh r6j,
Lekki. skrsydlaty.
"a kwiatem przyjdzie nam
I owoc boty,
urok piekna sam
Dobro wytworzy.
Goa kwiatek7 - barwny puch,
oczu uiuda..
Lecz " pieknie &yjs Ouch,
Co tworsy cuda.
zaprawde iycia ten
Me strwonN marine.
kto kwiecie awoich niw
z mi}osciR garnie.~-
" ludlow wiosny dsied
stanie ton 6mia3o.
Kto rzucl siemi swot
Choc r6Ae biaie. !. 81.
Marys Konopnicka.
w watnej klotni Piotr ! Pawssa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
KotB1ETY w WoJsKU.

Wraz zessprawa trzyletniej stu
zby wojskowej wyplynela znow
druga kwestya, kt6rapras'a fran
'cuska bardzo ziyWao omraswiia. Roz-
. trzasa sic pytanie, cay kobiety
amogasluzyc wojskowo, czy ME.
.Jednosz pism francuskich PREY
!pomnialc : tego powodu s}owa
.ksiecia d'Aumale, ktory spytany,
'czy kobiety NIGGA bye cz}onkami
Akademii paryskiej, odpowie-
dial:
Me mole w}ozy6 zielonego
fraka Mkt, kto ME jest francu-
skim obywatelem, a francuskim o.
bywatelem ME moze bye Mkt, kto
ojczyznie ME s}uzy} wojskowo.
A dlaczegobysmy ME mog}y
s}uzyc wojskowo? - odpowiada
ma to PAM Dieulafoy, jedna z mai
radykalniejszych sufrazystek
francuskich, rownoczesnie goraca
patryotka j zwolenniczka armiii. .
Przyklad ~rycerskiej Joanny d
Arc przypomina PREY tel sposo-.
ibnosci Temps" ME jest W
dziejach Francyi bynajmniej O.
dosobniony. Kobiety nieraz bra}y
czynny udzia} W wojnach. Karol
VII tylko dzieki pomocy jednej
kobiety dostal sic ma tron, lima
znow kobieta otrzymala 1000 fir.
rocznej pensyi "a to, re ,,delfina"
obronila pred napadem fanaty-
cznych sekciarzy. Ia panowania
Ludwika XIV-go w Bordeaux,
pred sadem wojennym stanal
a &olnierz oskarzony 0 dezercye.
:zoanierz bill sic meznie W szesciu
bitwach, mimo to skazano go ne
smierc. Kiedy prowadzono go ma
rozstrzelanie, zawo1a{:
, - Chcecie zastrzelic kobietel
- zo}nierze rozesmiali sic.
- Grenadyer krolewski kobie-
ta! Daremne. wykretyl
A przeciez ia jestem kobe
to! = odpowiedzia{ zo}nierz. =
Ably bye zo1nierzem opuSci}am W
tajemnicy rodzic6w.
Kiedy sprawdzono, re ME k}a-
mie, ufaskaWiono :zolnierza, ME
wiadomo jednak, czy go wypusz-
czono ma wolnosc.
Podczas %oblezenia Lyonu billy
Ole kobiety dzielnie przy boku
mellow. Jednej z kobiet kula dzia-
iowa urwa1a noge.- Nabijcie ta
noga dziaio i palcie mig W ME
przyjaciela - szepne}a, mdlejac.
A Napoleon I otrzymal list Cd
jadegos artylerzysty, ktory pi-
sa1: - Opr6cz wielu innych mo-
ich zas}ug, przemawia "a NINA
to, te jestem mezem Cecylii SIAM
ply, kobiety, kt6ra Waszej &C.
sarsktej Mosci uczciwie przez 2
lata siuzyfa jake kanonier.
Ogromnie to imponuje Mem
com, ale mas zgola ME zdziwi.
Kobiet-2olnierzy niemalo mieli5-
my W Polsce. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
C q II RzEC,|z y
HNass II ~ tfas .4-.gE nSH. ) rSa-E4
! Jubileusz aposto16w
20
~SfOWiahskiCh.

SfOWiahskich.
W Velehradzie ma Morawsch v
klasztorze %. jesuit6w obohodso-
no s bm' 1o6o~te roo.nice piracy
apostolskiej sw. Cyryla Meto-
diego. Uroczysto6c t., p.m,mo
kr6tkiego prxygo,owania, stata sic
wielka man'fsstaoya og6lno sio.
wiahska, Well " mel udsiai
przedstawioiele delegaci Cze
chow, Rusln6w, Serbdw, Bu'ga-
row, S}~owiehc6w, Chorwst6w,
Slowak6w, it'd. Navel Siowisnie
: Ameryki wydelegowali przedssa-
wiciela " osobie radzcy konsystc-
RIA Bsbali z Chicago. Miedzy dele.
gatami znajdewa}osie w,elu dostoj-
n,k6w kosoielnyeh. Polak6w re.
prszentowaf kslqse B'skup krakow
ski sapicoha. Godc, obcych vi.
tax proboszcz " veleh radsie ! pc
sci do rady pahstwa, <. dr.. sto
jan. W uroczysto6cl bra}o udzia}
okoio 100000 os6b. 20 euohary~..
stYcznej proces,i adano sle pa POI.
divorce klasztorne, gdzie o~astapilo
zsga.euie uroc.Ystego 4skladania
ho}du 6w. Cyrylowi Mttodemu.
Przewodn,czaoym honorowym u
roczysto6ci wybrano namiestuika
Moraw, hr. Sereuego. Potem na
stapi{Y przemowy delegat6w.
Wssyscy m6wcy podaoslli, ze uro~
:czysto66 ia jest 6wietem nletylko
Moraw, leoz ogdlno-s}ow,ahskiem
i ~wyrasali ~zyczenie, ably idea oy-
rylsko metodyjska ogarniafa ooraz
szersze ko}a i mssY. Prsemavi.l
rdwnies ksisse hiskup sspieoha.
kt6rego witano okr.ykami OKLA
skami: ,,Slava!'s. Ma sakonozenie
obohodu ~urzqdsono uroozyst2 q
kademje ma czedd przybylych do.
kosclelnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
P1EsN1.

cHWALA PIESNI. i
/
Wtedy jeden urok mi}y
Wesprze ME zachWianc silly, :
Zetrze smierci plesh;
I znow SERGE me otworzy
Ola ludzkosci - urok Boy,
Ten urok - to piesn.
Gdy juz wszystko mysl ma strut
dzi: /:
I zabiegi, i gwar ludzi,
I obiudy slad;
Gdy ch}6d zycia krew ma zziebi,
A zal W SERGE sic zaglebi
! zwatpienia jad; !
w niej zobacze wdzieczne kwia-
tiki:
Mad kolebka u$miech matki
I dziecinny wick.
Tam trud OLGA = wychowanie,
P~acholece me igranie
1'mej wiosny bieg,
w pieSni plyna wspomnieh zdroje
Tam pradziady widze swoje,
Przez dziejowy szlak;
Syny swieca ojc6w kosci,
A ma kresach tel przeszosci,
Lsni sic krrzyzza znak.
w piesni sunni wicklow praca,
Trudu ko}o sic obraca,
Bile zycia mlot;
|Robotnik6w mkna sic cienie,
p pokolenia W pokolenie i.
|. Niosac. znoj i pot.
A chot nieraz i liza trysnie,
I ma grobach wzrok zawisnie,
Zagrzmi bury hum...
Piesni! zawsze W twojej nucie
Tetni SERGE, drgai ;uc:zucie,
Tchnie mi1ose i Bog.
Wiec ci chwa}a, piesnil chwa}al
Czy5 doniosla / wspania}a
Jako Tatrow grzbiet,
Czy natchniony wieszcz Gle glosi,
Czy Gle echo wa t1nosi
I pastersld flet;
.Czyli W tobie kraj jaAnieje
.Przez genialna epopeje,
!. Ku n1;alrotaddo6wv: < z :,
czy-z podania czerpiiesz wnaeftrzy,
Cry Nryczny ton gorstszy :
z twego ona brzn1i;
Czy zawodzisz sierot p}aczem,
Guys z zniwcami Tub Z oraczem,
BY i'm siodzie trud;
Czy pc Whsle p}yniesz 1odka,
Czy do czynu brzmisz pobudka,
Czy z~achwycasz gr6d;
Czy W powazne swiatyh psalmy.
Marsze boj6w, W ofiar palmy
Lejesz ducha ue5e,
Guys jest rosa W wiosny rank,
Czy usmiechem W snach ko-
chanki,
Piesnil tobie czes6l...
Edmund Znatowic<
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
L1PY Kw1TN4.

Juz lipa ~roztula,
Sloneczny sw6j puch,
A dalej tam 3 ula
Ma prace. ma ruch!
A dalej tam Z ula
Ma pole, ma sn6j.
Piastowe my pszczoly.
Piastowy mi roj!
Ia stara pas1eka
Ma plon czeka mass
My lecim cd wieka
z TAX kwietnioh I pasz.
My lecim Cd w1eka
l trud niesiem swo1..
Piastowe mi pszcso3y,
Piastowy mi r6jl
I breezy ! r1dx1
Ziocisty mass wieo,
Jak Botej cze1adsi
Pracowac. jak ledR.
Jak Bote czelad1i
Wten bratui 10 str6j...
Piastowe mi psscsoiy.
Piastowy mi rojl
Mas budM SWAT mglisty,
"A spedza nas moo,
Gdy 3 lipy. ojczystej
Ear biersem I moo,
Moo kycia lar csynu,
Ma mir 1 ma BOZ.
PiastoYe MI pssosoly,
Piastowy mi ri!
iw kropM my mlodu
Mesiemy Y nam xul
Prastaro woA rodu.
Co wiedzie sie , POI,
l slodyos my pieAni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
OtrucI miesem "
Noroncyi

TUT y wielklem sspltaIu 1acho.
rowalo II s,6str "a spotyoiu NIP.
80. Stan .pieosu usnany 1ako besna.
dsiejny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-07
Nieludzki ojciec W
VOlCeri.

w pobli&u Palermo wdowlec
Antonio saleruo choia} SIC powt6r-
ME ozeni6, leo. jego ub6stwiana
oswiadozy}a, 1e u'gdy ME wgjds'e
"a os{owieka maiacego dziecko :
pierwszego ma&&sfstwa. Nieludzkl
ojoiec, uleg.jac swej n~amietnosci,
zabrai swego s-letni.go syaa " Po-
lie, i uoi4f mu notem glove, kt6ra
zabrs} ola pokazsnla owej kobieo'e
20 soba. Nastepn,e zab,rykadowa3
sic v domu i ro.pocza} strsel.d :
rewolwer6w do 1andarm6w, kto-
rzy prsybyli 90 aresstowat, Jeden
mandarin zortal ciszko raniony. W
konou uda}o sic pochwyc'c swyro~
dnia}ego czlowieka.