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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

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In Walter Johnson the Senators have,
without a doubt, the best hurler in
Ban Johnson's circuit He exceeds an
slab artists in striking out the OPPOSE
ton. Johnson did last year, but the
coming campaign he'll have close com
petition Dock Ayers, in the Griffith
band, struck out $50 batsmen in 1913.
Jack Lelivelt, who had a trial with the
Maps last fan, but was shipped to To-
ledo, Charles Somers' farm, is tickled
that the Federal League is making such
a howl BY this Jack was able to get
another chance with the Sixth City ag-
gregation.
Bin Sweeney, captain Of the Braves,
is now being heralded as becoming a
member of the Phillies. Sweeney was
also rumored in a trade with the Cubs.
but this was side tracked Captain Bill
should the trade pull through, will nil
the shoes vacated by otto Knabe, who
has sought a berth with the Feds.
Life is not all dream for one Con-
ME Mack, who champions the Athletics
Eddie Plank, hero Of the last game with
the Giants, has baked on the contract
sent him. it being the same salary as
last year Plank desires an increase,
but Manager Mack can not see matters
in that light.
Gavvy Cravath. gaining much pub
licity as home-run king, will wear a
Phillie uniform the coming season. It's
said that Gavvy was offered subStan-
tial inducements to Join the Feds, but
he prefers to stick with the Doom tribe.
Joe Birmingham, Nap manager. issues
q statement that he'll not play the
coming season unless it is a necessity.
Birmy opines that he can watch and
coach his players far better from the
bench than chasing the knocks sent in
his direction.
II reports are true. Ty Cobb win have
the banner season OF his career. So
beware! is the plan laid down to the
catchers, Ty pilfered home more than
League circuit. He stole it on eight
different occasions.
Another Cole is about to ocur in
Federal ranks. Fred Beck. with the
Buffalo international League last year.
signed n contract calling for $1,000 from
the Feds, but tits said he's not satisfied
with the transaction, preferring organ
lied baseball TO the OUTLAW stun.
Clark Griffith. OF the Nationals. is
on the trail Of a competent outheider
The old Fox has several youngsters in
the fold, but tried IN vain TO secure
what he wanted while attending the big
conference in Gay Gotham.
Bobby Schang has signed a contract
with St Joseph. BE is a brother of
Waffle Schang. the Athletics catcher
Bobby also is baekstoD.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Juarez Racing
Results

FIRsT-For furlongs: Reheeca.
lis tNaudusenl, 1910, / g, out, won;
Fiossie. Ito lTaylor). SIS. 2-5. out,
second Marie c., Toe (McCahe). g..
sS-5, 7-1o third Time. as l-5, June
Bride, Fred r., Lady Benxole, Waha-
Lofty also ran.
SECOND = Mile; Balronia. ITO
tKeisayl, Il. 4. 3 won. Hasson. t1s
tGrothl. .. 9-t0. %. second Cisko,
107 (Feeney). 10, G-5. a-6. third
Time, 1888 SIS. Angie d. General
Warren, Largo, Florence Birch. Wini-
fred H. Adolante. Hope So. R0Rbert.
Chief Desmond also ran.
THIRD and one-half fur
longs, Aunte Curl, Zoe tCulhns1. 8.
SIS, 4-5. won, Dusky Dave 100 Met
calf 4, Sc, i-a, second, Coma, Toe
% s-5. summer AGI. Reqquiran.
Admirafs Daughter Rig LumaN,
Birlxa, Barbara Lane Coos also ran.
FOURTH Six frlongs: CoSgrove,
7u4 (CarterA l. -. out. won. Cap
tain Burns, l0f (Nanduseu). SIS. t-2.
out. second. Vested Rights lNI Trap
lin). 4. 60. out. third. Time. i.I2 I-5.
ROYAL Dolly also ran.
FIFTH-SiN frlongs Lofty Hey
wood. los SteVensl. lS-l0N So. la.
van. Hazel G. 1oS (Feenev). .. ]. 2-5.
second Cloak, A0S Dryer, 8. >. /,
third Time. 1:1a2-5 Minnie Bright.
DARN Kemhome FRAGILE. Massalo
also tau,
SMITH six furlongS Minco Jim
mie. IFS fGentfNl, s. won. Muv Rue-
ma los ti'arte19. a-5. second. Ethelda
la4 lTaylor. T-la. third Time
1t1e4-6. Santaneca, Real Worth, Ed
die Fsy Dahigren. Jessupbun. Buss
: = da6sro also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
McFarladn Accepts
Australian Offer
For Three Fights

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Packey Nc
Farland to-day announced that he
had accepted the terms offered by
Snowy" Baker, the Australian fight
promoter. for three bouts in the an
tipodes during the summer Pacbey
said the inducement offered by Baker
were satisfactory to him. Formal
contract win be drawn up to-day
Mcfarland is to be married in the
spring and expects to take his bride
around the world on a honeymoon
trip.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Richie Declines Go
With Freddie Welsh

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--Harry Pol
lok, manager Of the English light
weight champion Freddie Welsh,
arises to remark that Willie Richie,
holder OF the American title, once
again has declined to meet his cham
pion. March 8, at Madison Square
Garden, was the date offered, but
Richie declined, although it was he
lok calls to mind the fact that
Richie promised to be back in jan
uary to consider the $4,000 offer
from Bob Vernon for an English
syndicate for title bout with Welsh
says Pollok, but neglected to say what
He mentioned the month all right,
year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Athletic Club Five
Plays Columbus in
Last Game Tonight

The Atlanta Athletic Club closes
its basketball season Tonight when
they clash against the Columbus
Young Mems Christian Association,
The Columbus team must win to-
night II they hope To have chance
at the southern title.
The local ave ana Columbus
elashed on the lattcr's court "A few
weeks ago Columbus winning, SO 20
rs. Joe Beans boys, however. have
worked hard for this game and hope
to reverse the verdict
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
THOSE scRIREs.
: BY GEORGE E. PHAiR

THOSE ScRIBES.
Behold the rG3C recruit!
They sag he is a 6eGHt,
for he can IeBOck
The ball block
And, gosh! hOqc he can scoot
Behold the lad in June
They sing another tune,
He can not hit
The bGH bit,
Nor eren balloon.
And yet, tcith eUe7-y spring,
The scribes arise and sing
OF bush league sIobs
Who play like CObbs-
They make me sick, bg jing!
As a baseball scribe suggests, Mr..
rock, but there are those who sus-
pect that II is built on solid ivory
Lou comiskey declined M. La
croust's invitation to ride in an
aeroplane: Having experienced a
seismic disturbance in the Orient, he
another.
AS a result of the world tour it is
said that France will organize real
baseball league. 1t viii have every
thing that goes to make up a real
baseball league except real baseball
players.
It is also said that the American
Association will be a regular league
this season if it can only gather to-
gether some players.
Heine Kim fingered so long in Chi
cago that he almost missed the train
for Tampa. Having made the trip
before, Heine know what a long, dry
journey it would be.
MIR. Murphy agrees with Miller
Higgins that Fred MerI<le is one of
the most valuable first basemen in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Bv O. Il. Keeler.

a LsO, MT Bobby GiIss has some
~ bail club. down in Montgom-
cry whore MIR J. Dobbs had
one last year. if our memory hasn't
slipped cog
This Is q good thing for Mr. Gilks.
Fans are easily spoiled these days,
and having a contender one year. they
get the impression that there IS such
a thing as the first division habit
which there really isn't; not in tins
league
But It looks as il Mr.. GHlSs viii oc-
cupy MIR Dobbs' toga gracefully, TO
say nothing OF his kicks.
| Er as look over Mr. Gnks line
Al first base win be found either
Snedecor well-rated Southern
Lacquer Of sterling ability, or Holm.
horst a biz fellow. who looked mighty
good in he American Association a
year or 50 ago
Al second. Howard Baker-who
came mighty near being a Cracker
this year-win doubtless perform
well. He is from the Eastern Asso-
citation. and has fine record, batting
.S07 last year and fielding 942
BIN Elwert the veteran field gen
eral OF last year win play third, lie
batted .26a last year and fielded .94S,
showing about the class Of the hot
corner occupants in 1918
Dee Walsh VIII be seen at short
field, or a dark horse" that Bobby
Is said 20 be grooming or trying 10
get. or something. We don't know
anything about the ID. H.. hut IL ne
any better than Dee he's a dinger
sure.
THE outAeld looks able to take care
Of itself JautZen, Mcdowell and
DAILY are the regulars. with another
brunette plug IN the ofiins. reputed
to have batted $50 last year in the
American Association
/" j might be well to ladle in a little
hitting, as the trio named, while neld-
ing 1873, ,9I2 and qIS. III order batted
only ,25T, 25t and G4S, respectively.
which is rather ladylike for an out
tield
THE catching star win have Crib
bens an excellent hackstop left
over from last year Robert son, a
Cotton states star, and Jack Hleinow,
the eN-Nank aud former Cleveland
Fed. who win be- the first-string re-
ceiver IL the warm southern sun mel
low his aging whip into anything like
its pristine resiliency.
Grihbens and Robertson are DO n
good bstters hittins 27S and s93 last
year Gribhens also is a sweet field
ms catcher turnine in q record q
a79
TOR pitchers Bobby has ten 20
choose from, and he win have a
merry time replacing those tws stai-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Marist Five Beats
G.M.A.Quintet, 20-lO

Marist College won over the Geor-
gia Military Academy 20 to 10 on the
latter's court yesterday.
Lowry. Dodge and Mccall did the
best playing for Marist. Porter and
Rodriguez starred for G. NJ A
The lineup:
Marist. Position. G. M. A.
Dodge (6) Forward Rodriguez 10)
Lowry (4) Forward Porter
Cooke ca Center =. woodward
Mccall (2l. Guard Battle
Hubert 90 Guard Cobern
Referee-Gardner Time OF halves
20 minutes. Foul goals-Rodri-
guez "a, Lowry o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Red Watson Stops
Anderson in Fourth

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb el.-.Red
Watson knocked out Bud Anderson
OF Medford Greg. in the nth round
~ the main event Of the Humboldt
Clubs show last night. Anderson was
a ten to four favorite.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
YELLING WINS IN FIFTH.

LACROSSE, WIS, Feb. 21.-In the
fifth round last night Joe yelling,
Chicago lightweight, backed Charles"
Lawson, az Milwaukee, into the ropes
and hammered him until referee Duff
IL STOPPED the mill.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21
Crandall-Hartley
Jump to Federals

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-Otis Crandall.
pitcher, and Chick Hartley. catcher.
have signed with the St Louis Fed
erals, il was learned to-dsH
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

baseball. He was worth approx.
nateIy $25o,0oo to the said Mr.. Muir
ply.
SUFFERING.
Your baseball is brutal game" the
Roman censor said.
| lcORder ho1e that notion eUer rooted
in his head
PerchoBce the censor fingered in S.
Louis one sad day
And S0JC the WOefuI rOoters as they
lodtched the BroicRS at plqg.
Hub Perdue says he doesn't cars
where he plays ball, but if he does
not have care they may trade him
to St. Louis.
Tom Sharkey could have borne up
bravely under his Jail sentence, but
fining him $500 was as painful as
amputating a limb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

TOR pitchers, Bobby has ten 10
choose from. ana he win have a
merry time replacing those two stai-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

As a baseball scribe suggests, Mr..
Murphy's policy may be built on solid
rock, but there are those who sus-
pect that II is built on solid ivory
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

Higgins that Fred Mer<le is one of
the most valuable first basemen in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

Heine Kim fingered so long in Chi
cago that he almost missed the train
for Tampa. Having made the trip
before, Heine know what long, dry
journey il would be.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

Bob McAlhster, the Western middle
weight. has received an offer to go to
Australia and meet Eddie McGoorty in
a twenty-round bout. Snowy Baker
tried to induce McAllister TO make the
trip to the antipodes but was not sue
cessful.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

II Young Goldman thinks he can take
Battling Kelly to a lacing he can
have several loose nickels that Michael
(NIockonofs6y) saul has in his new
brown jeans. Michael says he viii send
Kelly against Goldman in a uen-round
go and let the purse go winner take all.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-21

Kelly and Goldman met in a ten
round match about two weeks ago, KEEL
ly winning the verdict after a hard bat
tie Goldman, however, has been after
a return bout. and the match will prob
ably be closed within the next few days.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
ANGLIA MA 100000 zoLNlE
RZY POD BRONIA.

Mobilizacya W Anglii posz1a
stosunkowo szybko i sk}adnie. O.
becnie ma juz Anglia 100000 zo1.
merry pod bronia, ME liczac re.
zerwy narodowej. Wojska t.
pchniete beda ma p1ac boju c
lie transportowce zdaza je pre-
wiezc.
Armia wytrawnego wojownika
lorda Kitchenera sklada sic z
szesciu dywizyj: szkockiej, ir-
landzkiej, p6}nocnej, wschodnie)
/ lekkiej. brygady.
Rad angielski zezwoli1 ma O.
twarcie banku niemieckiego W
Londynie, lecz kontrole ma mad
MIN urzednik rzadowy W osobie
Williama Plendera.
Ma pomoc materyalna ola ro-
DIN zolnierzy, ktorzy poszli ma
wojne zebrano dotqd $3,34O 900.
WLondynie aresztowano pc
wnego Niemca, kt6ry sic zakrad1
do barakow kawaleryi i tam da-
wal koniom kawaleryjskim tru-
cizne. Kilkadziesiat koni zacho-
rowalo, a kilkanascie zdechlo,
Niemca naturalnie ME mimic "a
s}uzona kara:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
lie list6w pisa ludzie
rocznie.

Wedle statystyki sporzadzo--
ncj ME dawno we Wloszec;1, ,rze-
dy poeztowe ma ca}ej ziem: wysy-
}aja rocznie oko}o 3,3oo,ooo,ooo
list6w. Dziennie Jest to 9,041,096,
ma godzine 376,712, ma minute
6278, a ma sekunde 1o4 listow!
Gdyby sic z1ozylo tie wszystkie
listy razem, to wazy}yby one O..
kolo 100000 kilogram6w, gdy-
by je u}ozono obok siebie, pokry-
}yby powierzchnie, $4,000 hekta-
row. Poniewaz kula ziemska po
siada 1,580,o0o,oo mieszkaic5w.
&c ma jednego. przypada W roku
ME wiecej, jak oko1o 2 listy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
SARAH BERNHARD o VOL
ME.

Sigma aktorka francuska Sa-
ra Bernhard, ktora INA SWAT ca
1y, gdy sic dowiedzia1a, re woj-
ska francuskie wkroczy}y do Al
zacyi, zabierajac miasta i pedzac
Niemc6w pred SODA, zemdlala z
radosc1. Gdy oprzytomn1ala PA
czqc z wielkiej uciechy, tax sic
wyrazi}a:
.Wojna, W kt6rej teraz wystq-
::y'@a Francya jest to swieta vol
ma, najswietsza, jaka kiedykol-
wick wojska prowadzily. Francu-
Soy zclnierze ME u,nierala lzis
"a iron i flage, ale "a luG:kosG
Gala, za prawde i sprawiedliwosc,
"a zakonczeniem wszelkicn wo-
jon, q zaprowadzeniem powszech
nego pokoju.
,,za}uje mocno, re ia, jake s}a-
ba kobieta ME moge walczyc j
bic tego barbarzyilce. (Niemca)
ktory przez d}ugie wieki jest pla-
pa swiata..."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
tranquil PLACZA z RAJ
DOSCI.

.Gdy do stolicy Francyi doszla
wiadomos6 o wtargnieciu woj TX
francuskich do Alzacyi, 0 pierw~
szych zwycieskich potyczkach i
szych zwycieskich potyczkach i
zajeciu Mast Altkirch i Muel--
hansen przez Francuzow> radosc
powstala ME do ~opisania. T}um
spiewajac i wznoszac okrzyki ma
czeS6 Francyi, Rosy i Anglii po-
toczy} sic ma Place de la Con-
corde, i tam zdja} krepe za1obn2
=. pomnika strasburskiego, ktora
to krepa za1obnie ten pomnik
przez Gale 40 lat, a ma to miej-
see z1ozono WHENCE, bukiety i
flagi narodowe, s%piewajac Mar
sylianke.
Do tlumu przemowi} J. Laus-
boeuf, major pu}ku kawaleryi,
kt6ry oswiadczy}, re chwila Cd
wetu ma Niemcach nadesz1a; re
Francya pomsci Sedan, Metz /
Gravelote. w Alzacyi ma jej 60
rach j dolinach uwijaja sic teraz
zo}nierze francuscy W nowych
czerwonych %spodniach, a trabki
francuskie wygrywaja weso1e
hejna}y ola ciemiezonej dotad
przez Niemcow ludnosci alzac-
kiej. Tlum s}uchajac tych slow,
p}aka} jednym oh6rem, lecz by}y
to Ivy radosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
Zaraza i OWady kasaja
~nlebeZpiecZnie.

Komsry. muchy j innns owady
kt6re mnoaa sic szybko " konwiach
! odpadk ann, " sadzawkach ME
odp4ywajacej woody, etajniach, za-
plesnla}yeh mieiscach, t. p. sa
roznosicielami chorcby. Kszdego
czasu gdY was ukasza, wpuszc, aie
trucizne y wasz System, cd ktt rel
nielezpn GINA choroba nastapic no
Re. vvezcie butelke Sloansa Lini~
meotu On prxeclwdzia{a . kilka
kropli anisrczy lad zarazliwy spo.
wodowany Cd uk4szenla Tub rd IL
wego ggvozds,a. Sloansa Lin nii!m1'ea
nlsscsy zaraaze skaleczenia, s eti'1p''-
MIA ! RAINY. Niepodobna wan s'e o.
bej6c bee tego " wassIym, do ulnuruL.
Wr6cim.y p,enladze gddy II, s 3
wa1nlai4ce.Tylk 80 Y aptekaclh'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
INFORMA-
eye.

Ponizej podajemy szczegoly, ty
czace sic geograficznego poloze-
MIA tax czesto obecnie powtarza-
nych miejscowosci.
LIEGE (czytaj Liez), po pol
sku Leodyum, miasto belgijskie
sEawne b%ohaterska obrona w
ubieg}ym tygodniu, ley mad RE
ka Moza, niedaleko granicy ME
mieckiej.
AK LA CHAPELLE, gdzie
cesarz Wilhelm rozbi} swoja kwa
tere, obejmujac naczelne do
wodztwo mad armia operujaca W
Belgii. Miasto to nazywa sic A
achem, a take Akwizgram i le-
zy w Niemczech w prowincyi
nadrehskiej, W regency Aachen.
(dawna Milu
za), miasto, a zarazem najsil-
Messy w Alzacyi fort niemiecki,
zdobyty W ostatnieh dniach przez
Francuzow, ley ma 1inii strate-
gicznej W glab Niemiec. Zdobyw-
sly te twierdze maja Francuzi
otwarta droge ma Strassburg:
NEU BREISACH, gdzie sic
Niemcy pobici pod Muelhausen j
Altkirch schronili j gdzie posta-
nowili czekac ma austryackie p'o-
sikh ley ma samej granicy Szw4ajj.
caryi, ma po}nocny wschod Cd
Muelhausen. Siostrzyca tego mia
sta jest Ait Breisach " Szwaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27

fundusz6w ma prowadzenie ru-
chr zbrojnego " Europe, ale
MONA zbieraG fundusze ma po--
mozenie biednym. W. Polsce j wo-
COLE ma wszelka pomoc ola naszei
|ojczyzny.
Me jest wolno organizowas
armii po1skiej j urzadzic wypra-
wy zbrojnej rozg}aszajac, ze je-
die sic ma pobicie Prusak6w,
Moskali it'd, ale %prywatnie kaz-
dy moze sobie jechac.
Wobec tel deklaracyi Sokol
Polski. ME bedzie mogl zbierae
rekruta, ale bedzie mogl przy)
mowae kandydatow do Sokold,
ME bedzie .m6gl urzadzac zbroii-
nych ewiczen jake wojsko pre-
ciwko ktoremu europejskiemu
panstwu, ale bedzie m6gl UREA
dzac cwiczenia wojskowe jake
organizacya lokalna polsko-ame-
rykahska.
Prey z5ieraniu funduszow ma
sprawe polska ME wolno rozgla-
szac, re pieniadze tie So naprzy--
k}ad ma powstanie w Polsce,gdyz
wowczas Rad amerykahski mogl-
by pieniadze, >broh. i mundury
skonfiskowac, a komitet uwiezic.
Trzeba wiec W tych razach a
chowac wszelkie srodki ostrozno-
Sci, ably prawa ME naruszyc, a
sprawie polskiej dopomodz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27

caryi.
BASEL (po po1sku Bazyle-
jay, opodal ktorej znajduja sic
austryackie posilki, Jest miastem
szwajcarskiem, ma. poludnie cd
Muelhausen. Wobec tego IA
stryacy ME dostana sic teryto-
ryum alzackicm do wojsk ME-
mieckich w Neu Breisach, chy-
ba re postapia, jak Niemcy z
Be1gia j pogwa1ca traktat neu-
tralnosci szwajcarskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
Uznanie.

Gdy cos dobrego zrobisz, ME 1udz
sic nadzieja,
Ably to czyja uwage zwracalo.
Lecz zabij,. skradnij, w}am sic,
a zaraz rozbrzmieja
Wszystkie gazety twa chwa1a.
lib.
Wszystko swoim strula jadem,
Niespokaojna chec czlowieka
szczeescie Idle 1iis. jego slad1'eemn,
4 on pred MEM wciaz ucieka.
Julian Ursyn Niemcewiicz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27
P'ol|ska .Rada|I Marc |'|'||I|
dowa do ogd!u
Po|sMegQ v
AmeIyce.
ODEZWA DRUGA

w lu1llO OlSkl Stale
ponownie pred calym swiatem
i pe}na majestatycznej grozy
przypomina mu zbrodnie dokona-
ma pred przesz}o stu laty. ma ~
wynn narodzie.
Polska dzisiaj ma ustach wszy.
stkich.
Krwawy Prusak, spadkobierca
krzyzackiego p1emienia, kt6ry
zdradq i podstepem ma ruinach
>Polski ugruntowa1 swoja potege,
ods}oni} n~areszcie przy1bice t.
raz dopiero pozna} ca}y SWAT
w}asciwe jego oblicze.
I zatrzasl sic caly SWAT re
zgrozy, wypowiedzia}o mu wojne
wiele narodow, gotuja> nowocze-.
snym k%rzyzakom nowy Grun-
wald wraz z checia naprawy Cd
wiecznej krzywdy ,Polakom.
w ca1ej Europe budzi sic juz
swiadomosc, re tylko Polska i Jej
byt niepodleg}y NIGGA dac ma PREY
sz}os6 gwarancye trwa}ego poko-
ju, i re tylko przez odbudowanie
pahstwa polskiego, wybite beda
nowoczesnemu krzyzactwu owe
jadowite zeby, kt6rymi dis kasze
reszte Europy.
Sprawl polska dis ma iar,ach
prasy angielskiej, francuskiel. TO-
syjskiej, amerykanskiej, ca}ego
swiata wogole. Dosz}o do tego, re
nawet sam car przyrzeka nam
autonomie, re sam Prusak 1udzi
mirazami niepodleg}osci.
Rodacy!
Obiecankami tymi wrog6w ma
szych }udzic sic nam ME wolno-
"a czesto mas oszukiwan, zbyt
czesto naduzywano z%aufania ma
szego.
PrzeJeci Jednak waznoscla
chwili dziejowej - wierzacy
swiecie i z~calej. duszy W s}usz-
nose naszej sprawy. podniesmy
dis ~- gdy Polska Gala ma pre-
1lcc:l zakneblowane usta 800 tn w
:Areryce potezny a zgodny
yhs Go ludlow swiata ca}ego wo-
}lj2vy 0 wyrniar sprawiedliwosci
Gz;c;owej.
ZNrotr1y sic do raroiu Sta
how Zjednoczonych i wyt}5macz-
by n:u, re to Wymazan1e Polski
L Aarty Euiopy doi;rowadzi}o do
1c:ssJ s:1asz.lego kataki;zmn, kto-
lego jestc:n1y swiu.kami. i "a
oa)ny, by Rad w Westinghouse,
yly zabierze glos w kwestyi po~
Euju - poruszy} sprawe niepo~
dleg,osci polski, DO tylko gdy
sprawl po]ski pomyslnie za}at-
wionq z~ostanie, pok6j bedzie mice
gwarancye trwa}osci.
Zwrocmy sic do ludlow Fran
cyi i Anglii i po~ieIzmy i'm w
i2lieniE zmuszonc, 4, %nl!cznnia
Folski, re tylekroc oszuS1wani
lie mozcn1y dawac WARY zad--
pym zapewnienlom i obletnlcom
zaborcoW, re jedrak tczekujemy
spodziewary sic wyn1iaru spra-
wiedliwosci w nadziei, ze zbudzi
sic al nareszcic sutn;enie Swiata
&c kres sic poiozy krzyWdzlc
wiekowej.
Zwrocmy sic 90 "szyitk'ch III
dow 5wiata, stawiaj2c in pred
oczy GAIA groze po}ozenia i ca}2a
: nedze naszego narodu, W obliczu
kt6rej b1cdtie .wszystko, co "o)na
obecna W innych krajach sprawl
i. nipdzie BOWEN tax lax Ii mas
ME stale brat przeciw bratu pc
dzony rozkazem trzech tyraa-
skich rzadow z~aborczych:'
SWAT must uznac, ze,dosc tel
nedzy narodu Polskiego, ze cara
cierpiei naszych W~yczerpana 90
dina, i re czas kres polozyc te]
niece.
Rodacyl
Polska Rada NarodoWa UNA
je, re wybi}a ola q goedzzilnia.
1h;o~o1ro-o o,.,,,,1 do P01ck1 @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-27

Czyta}y twoje dzieci ,,Pana Ia
deusza" Tam to W przygrywce
pisze Adam Mickiewicz:
o gdybym kiedys dozy} tel po-
ciechy,
zeby tie ksiegi zb1adzily pod stree
chy;
zeby wiesniaczki krecac kolo-
wrotki,
Gdy odspiewaja ulubione zwrotki
o tel dziewczynie, co tax gra6
lubila,
Ze PREY skrzypeczkach gaski po-
gubila,
Q tel sierocie, co piekna jak 20
RE,
Zaganiac ptactwo sz1a w wieczor-
nej pore,
Gdyby tez wzie}y wiesniaczki do
, reki,
Te ksiegi proste, jake ich piosen-
XII"
Wzbl sic jak: aeroplan pod
niebiosy.