davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-02

OItltIu)tc Nulpp Jul u
tn Taris NIT einge=
idlOfen werbrn.
"a Der Ginsng Der &niien ais unper-
meiOlidl anseieben iuirO.
Sertide nHb 6ft. Ting. Srnppen be-
iesen 2DoS
Stalien nmf bic ssOlsen Der Srenlp.
iigfeit anfnerfiam semadlt.
&nifen geiteben ben @erluit npn 9
4rmeefprps nnb 8 8eneruIcn.
Sapaner Iansen Srnppen sesenS ing
Sao nnf Gjinas 8ebist.
Tefins erfldrt Snbnrdj djineiiidJc
geentralit6t perlett.
SeitiheS Seitnngen nngeiiillt nit rni-
iii6en Greneltaten.
Sriten nerDffentlidJerp critic nmtlifje
Serlnitliite.
9iur 1853 gefnlen, CSC neriunnSet,
aber 1878 neriniRt.
3cppelinballon fliest iiberglntuerpen
inS id)lenSert 8umben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-02

@utten cine p9rbciratete 5o6ter uno
einen Sobn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-02

Die eisraige fdsri4e oeitf.
T6e gettuns in 3GidRisan.
wef4e Die 9epef8eu osr
HG. SsreGe 6riust
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
ALFRED HENRY LEWIS DEAD
Newspaper Man and Author Dies at
Home in New York.
BEGAN CAREER IN KANSAS CITY
He Served as Washington COrre-
spOndent for Several Papers
and Was the Author of
Eighteen Books.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-Alfred Henry
Lewis, a newspaper man and writer Of
books, died today at the home Of his
brother here, OF an intestinal disorder.
lie had been III only a few days.
Mr.. Lewis was born in Cleveland 50
years ago. Though lawyer. he entered
newspaper work in Kansas City in 1884,
and subsequently became writer of
political articles, by which he estab-
llshed a reputation as one OF the fore
most political writer's of the country.
lie was described as a prodigious
worker, and in fifteen years produced
eighteen books. many OF which obtained
a wide and popular circulation. He was
well known also as a writer of western
stories, in which cowboys and miners
were dominant figures as we'll as of
articles on underworld life in this city.
For several years he was the Washing
ton correspondent of the Chicago Times,
which he left in 1896 to serve in the same
capacity for two years with the Hearst
newspapers. He then became the editor
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
Turks Threaten to
Stay All Foreigners
at Hodeida, Arabia

NAPLES, Dec. 22.-(Via London, De-
layed in Transmission.)-The officers OF
the steamer, Capri which arrived today
from the Red sea, describes the situation
at Hodeida, Arabia, as very grave, owing
to the irritation there against Christians.
especially English and French. Chris
tians have been threatened with mas
sacre.
The French consul has been. seized by
the Turks and the italian COZ i was III
treated, but is now safe aboard the
Italian warship. Guiana.
The French battleshp, st. Louis,
threatened to lombard the town, but the
Turkish government notified the war
ships officers that the first shot fired
by the ship would be the signal for a
slaughter OF Europeans.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

of The Verdict, humorous weekly. but
soon turned his attention again to fiction
and political writing. OF late years he
had been employed as political writor
by the Hearst papers
Among his best known books are
"Wolfville," The Sunset Trail" and
THE Boss"
Mr.. Lewis is survived by two brothers.
who control the publication Of the Morn
ing Telegraph in this city. lie was I'M
married
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
Guard strengthened.
This-and NV. Centa.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose cents 10 Foley & Co., Chicago,
H.. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a free
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in
sides and back, rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments; and Foleys
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, especially
comforting to stout persons. For sale in
your town by all Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

examiner for tho large district in which
Omaha IS included. Tho final cNamiua-
ton before the applicants are admitted
to citizenship IA set for February at
the county court house.
Before being examined at all the
would-bc Americans take out their "flrst
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
DRY AMENDMENT
IS VOTED DOWN
Hobson Resolution for National
Prohibition Fails of Two-Thirds
Majority in Lower House
s1xTY-oNE SHORT OF WINNING
Hundred Fourteen Demos, sixty
seven Regular and -Four indie
pendent G. O. Pc In the
Aye Column.
Deputies.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-The
Hobson resolution to submit a con-
stitutional amendment for national
prohibition to the state legislatures
was defeated in the house last night
1877 members voting for and 1Se
against IL. An affirmative vote of
two-thirds was required to adopt the
resolution.
Party lines were wiped out in the
struggle. Democratic Leader Underwood
and Republican Leader Mann fought
shoulder to shoulder at the head Of the
forces opposing the resolution. And when
the vote came. of the 1877 standing for the
resolution, ia were democrats, siXty-seven
were republicans and eleven were prog
ressives and four were independent re-
publicans.
show Regret and JOY.
Immediately after announcement of the
vote. the house adjourned, the crowds
which had packed the galleries through
out the prolonged debate, dispensing with
mingled expressions Of regret and jublla-
ton.
Prohibition leaders declared that the
majority for the resolution had fulfilled
their expectations as they had not hoped
for a tvo-thirds vote. Whether a
similar resolution pending in the senate
submitted by Senator sheppard Of Texas
would reach vote in the senate at this
session was not certain tonight. Ad-
ninistration leaders were inclined to be-
lieve, however, that it would not, in
view Of the action of the house.
Notwithstanding repeated public as
sertions that many members of the house
would try to dodge a record vote on the
issue, the roll call disclosed a heavy at
tendance, larger than the average
throughout the session. On the final
vote Ss6 votes were recorded. To have
carried the resolution would have re-
quired 25S affirmative votes. 1t thus
failed by sixty-one votes.
Those Voting Yes.
Voting for the Hobson resolution were:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
FIFTY WANT TO BECOME
AMERICAN CITIZENS

over fifty applicants for naturalization
are being Siven preliminary examination
az the federal building by J. NJ. Gurnctt
~ St Louis, United states naturalization
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

We carry complete line of gold jewelry haru
bags vanity cases solid silverware and fine plated
ware cut glass, clocks, toilet articles in and
single pieces and fun stock Of nOVelties-for the
cash buyer well charge account Phone
Douglas lf44, and salesman will call.
CALE ON WRITE FoH CATALo0 NO Sos
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24
TELLS OF THE BOMB PLOT
Many Who Constructed Explosive for
French Ship Would Plead Guilty.
AGENT KNEW OF PLAN
Small Army of Detectives Employed
to Prevent Carrying Out of De-
tails of Conspiracy of
Little Band.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-Two OF the
four men detained by the police after a
bomb had been found in the rooms of
Hans Halle in a local hotel were ar
raigned today I'm criminal district court.
Halle and George Summers, proprietor
of the hotel, were charged with prepar-
ing bomb with the intention of blowing
up a ship. The other two men had been
dismissed.
The police say that after Halle was
confronted with the evidence apparently
proving that he had constructed the
bomb. he told his story in detail. He
said in open court today he wished -
plead guilty. but il was not accepted be-
cause Halle had no lawyer. He was re-
manded in default of bond, and Summers
was imprisoned.
What He Expected.
The seventy-five pounds of dynamite
with mechanical attachment, which was
to have exploded six and one-half days
dating from last night, fills a box about
three and a half feet square. Hall said
he expected to express to New York last
night, consigned to a French vessel.
He said he conceived the idea himself
but later took Summers into his conf
dence. That Summers admits. the police
say.
DR.. p. Rop. German consul general
here, gave out a statement declaring the
men had no official connection with the
German government.
Knaw ntO Agent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The existence
of an alleged conspiracy in New Orleans
E1nu1fGh
ger ship on the sea by placing an in
fernal machine in it's cargo before it
should sail from New York was known
twelve days ago 20 Paul Faguet general
agent of the French line. according to
an announcement made here today.
A small army of detectives was en-
pIoyed to prevent the sfruition of the
scheme. Every bit of baggage and cargo
going into the French line ships was
closely examined and the proper authorl-
ties, Mr.. Faguet said, we're promptly no.
titled. II was believed here that this
! notification was what resulted in the ar
rest of four men in New Orleans last
| night.
Guard Strengthened.
! The Cunard line and the international
Mercantile Marine lines have strength
ened their forces of guards. No visitors
may go to any of their docks. and when
vessels leave no one is allowed aboard
| who is unknown to officials. Passenger
have to furnish proofs of their identity
before they are permitted to go aboard
All baggage is scrutinized carefully, AND
| the cargo is thoroughly inspected before
! ii Is taken on
To prevent the possibility of an at
| tempt by longshoremen to place abocrd
| explosives or to damage the ships,
| squad of detectives disguised as long
shoremen have been working for weeks
with real longshoremen on the docks.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

papers In which thcy declare their in
tcntion Ten become citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

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coughs and colds with Dr. Kings New
Discovery. soc and 500 All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24

You're the loser - you cont read Bee
Want Ads regularly.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-24


the line from the Vstua the Wharf.-The
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Beg fyWala.
Bafdxo truduo Jest znale6e viele

Bafdso truduo Jest znale6c wiele
.preparat6w bez rywali, lecz my
moiemy wskazat Trlnera Amerya
kanski Elixir .Gorzkiego Wina Z
DUNG jake lekarstwo, kt6re g6ru-
le ponad. w~szystkie. Ono ma wicle
Intact, lecz riema rywala, kt6ry
moze wykazac ,e sam4 medyczn2
-wartodc. Ludsie to zauwazyli i cd,
'ad odrzuc .ja wszelkie imitac;e.
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir. Gorz4
klego Wilma Jest )ekarst VEN on
szybko czy6ci klszk, wzmscniaiac
je jednoczesnie. w wieIu chorobach.
zofadka, watroby i kiszek on ME
ma rywala, p%oniewaz lego dzia}ax
ME jest }agodne, bez bolu, bez zad-
nych dolegliwosc'.
w aptekach. Jos. Triner, Manus
f~acturer, 1333-l339 So. Ashland
ave. Chicago, IL. Ma zessty wniafe
imaskufy stawy, ma %reun1atyzm
neuralgia, ma opuchnlecia , nadwe=
rezenia uzywajcie Trlnera Lini~
NETT. lOg4'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Bardzo bogaty4redaktor polskosa-
merykanski.
(Baika).

Ma1a. Juleczka prosi1a koniecz-
ME 0 bake.
Dobrze. A eaten: By1y sobie
raz cztery siostry, ktore mic ME
robi}y, tylko Panu Bogu czas kra-
dly i brzaka}y ma fortepianie --
wyobraza]y sobie BOWEN, re ma
ia talent.
Pan Bog bardzo sic "a to gnle-
wal, sam On potrzebowa} tego
czasu kradzionego - wiec posta-
nowi{ ukarac one niepoczciwe
siostry.
Zdarzylo sic tedy, re pewnego
razu odezwalo sic W ich sercach
divine pukanie a zapytana Q to
wr6zbiarka pouczy}a je, re to
jest mi}os6.
I bywa}o tax, re gdy tie m}ode
.dziewczeta SLY .przez las, serdu-
Ska ich formalne koncerty wy
grywa}y pukajac g}osno, a pta-
szeta wt6rowa1y i'm ma ga}eziach
drew i kwiatki chylily swoje
glowki jakby ma powitanie:..
Ale Pan Bog "a kare ME spell
nil snow ich ami marzen serdecz-
nych, = panienki ME znalaz}y
mellow, z kt6rymi wieczny zwla-
EEK ma}ze1ski polaczylby je pred
o1tarzem!.
Biedre istoty.
By1a oprocz Mich W donu jesz-
cze plata siostrunia = ia jednak
jako~ niegrajaca ma fortepianie i
ME kradnaca Panu Bogu czasu-
w}asciwie mic mas ME obchodzl...
Tu chcia}em bake zakohczyc
- ale ma}a Juleczka wpad}a mi W
s}owo zqdajac koniecznie wyjas-
nienia, co sic stale z owa Plata
siostra.
Opowiedzia}em jej wiec, re O
wa Plata, "a to, re Panu Bogu
czasu ME krad}a, choc ME czu1a
tesknoty mi}osci i ME szuka1a =
znalaz1a jednak mega }adnego
poczciwego.
= A kogo? = spyta}a jeszcze
ciekawska.
Bogatego, bardzo bogategc
redaktora pisma polskiego W A.
MERGE.
= o.. nieprawda! = przeko
marza}a sic Julcia, takich redak
tor6w ME ma wcale ma swiecie!
TAX gluptasku ma1y..
przecie to jest ty1ko bajka!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
DROBNOSTKI.

Znac dobrze kilka jezykow
jest to wielka cnota,
Lecz w}asnego sic wstydzic...
najwieksza g1upota.
Niejeden narzeka ma bolesc,. a
J. Kraszewski pisze o niej tax:
- Bolesci! witam ciebie zstepu-
jaca z nieba
Mako czynu; surowa ola ludlow
mistrzyni,
Poslanko Boza, Dion twa z pow
wszedniego chleba
Pokar duszny wyciska, chleb ME
bieski czyni,
Sercom wie1kim tvs matkq =
mleka twego trzeba,
By wyros1 MEM pojony wie1ki
MAJ wsrod gminu,
Wieszcz do chwa1y, bohater do
wiehca wawrzynu.
+ +
- Wyhieram sic do wrozki, ze-
by mi przepowiedzia}a przysz-
lose.
= ia umiem wr6zyc, daj re-
ke... HIM. kiedys wszyscy pred
toba beda odkrywac glowy...
- Doprawdy j kiedy to ma
stapi?
W dzieh twego pogrzebu.
Krol szwedzki, Karol XII, O.
blezony w Stralsundzie, dykto-
wal list swemu sekretarzowi, kie-
dy bomba przebi}a dach i padla
W przyleglym pokoju. Przerazo-
ny sekretarz opusci} pioro.
~ Dlaczego ME piszesz? -
spokojnie zapytal krol.
- NaUaSniejszy panic. 4. bonn
ba!
Bomba niema mic .wsp6lnego
: tenn, GO dyktuje. Pisz dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
"3.-.. ..f# UNtgA
antyniemiecka lub antyrosyjska

spo1eczenstwu niemieckiemu refe-
ruja calemi lamami 0 tenn, co ma
.tajnych" posiedzeniach galicyj-
skich prawili i prawia szermierze
Komisyi Tymczasowej, PIP. Stud
nicki dr.. Zalewski, redaktor Las
kownicki, prof. Zakrzewski itp.:
powt6re znamiennemi So artyku}y
Schles. Ztg. z tel przyczyny, re
z taxa szczera satysiakcya rozwo-
dza sic o wystepach wspomnia--
nych kierownikow wzglednie VI
deolog6w" Komisyi Tymczasowej
przeciwko ,,wszechpolakom" czy-
Ii narodowym demokratom, pre-
ciwko galicyjskiej Radzie Naro-
dowej, Soko}owi i przeciwko ory-
entacyi antyniemieckiej, a raczej'
hakatystycznej, a r~aczej gorace u
znanie ola antyrosyjsk1eJ a flo
pruskiej oryentacyi ,,rewolucyj--
.nej' Komisyi Tymczasowej, choc
hakatysci zreszta tax sic ma kaz-
dym kroku gorszyc zwykli rewo-
lucyonizmem polak6w, swiadczy
O dziwnem pokrewiehstwie du-
chowem.
+ +
Ostatni zeszyt londyh-:
skiego kwartalnika 1.-The
Russian Review, wydawa--
nego przez Szko}e study6w mad
Rosya, PREY uniwersytecie liver
polskim, W znacznej czeSci poswie
cony jest sprawom polskim.
Znajdujemy w MIN t~rzecia
Geese piracy R. Dmowskiego p.
t. ,,Ewolucya polityczna Polski,
(The Political Evolution of Pc
land)". Geese ia poswiecona jest
charakterystyce polityki polskiej
W okresie pomiedzy rozbiorami a
powstaniem 1868 = 1864 roku,
wykazania zr6de1 akcyi spiskowej
i ruchow zbrojnych. w zeszycie
nastepnym ma sic ukazac czwar-
ia i ostatnia Geese tel piracy, obej-
mujqca okres popowstaniowy do
czasow najnowszych. Dodamy, re
praca ia zacze1a sic ukazywac' W
przek}adzie ma jezyk polski W
|. Przegladzie Narodowym.
w tymze zeszycie Russian Re-
view znajduJemy obszerna roz--
prawe Zygmunta Balickiego p. t.
,;Odrodzenie mysli politycznej W.
Polsce (The Revival of Political
Thought in Poland)", charaktery-
zujaca ruch narodowy i umys1o--
wosc polityczna spo1eczenstwa W
czasach ostatnich.
Historyk rosyjski NJ. Liubaw-
ski, og}asza W lynne zeszycie
try mowy Leona Sapiehy, wy
gloszone ma Sejmach Rzeczypos-
politej i dotyczace polityki pol
skiej W sprawie Samozwahca. Do
pub1ikacyi tel pos}uzy}y mu ma
nuskrypty, znalezione W Archi--
wum Centralnem ministeryrm
spraw zagranicznych W Moskwie.
w przegladzie nowych ksiazek
znajdujemy dwie Obscene recen-
Eye ,,Upadku Mysi Konserwaty-
wnej W Polsce" Dmowskiego,
przez A.. B. B. (autor angielski),
oraz pierwszego zeszytu kwartal-
nika Themis Polska, kt6ry W roku
zesz}ym zacza} wychodzic W War
szawie.
w og6le The Russian Review
ostatnimi easy bardzo wiele miej
sea poSwieca Polsce, wychodzac
z z%a1ozenia, re stosunek Anglii
do Rosyi must sic oprze6 miedzy
innemi ma dobrem poznaniu kwe-
styi polskiej, odgrywajacej do
nios}a role zarowno W wewnetrz-
nych stosunkach pahstwa rosyj--
skiego, jak W jego po}ozeniu ze-
wnetrznem.
D}ugo W rozbiciu zy} lud i W
niemocy,
Tu1acz bezdomny, pojacy sic
1zami,
~ Tt 10 T.~o- 1~4o~o~o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

To juz naprawde zbrodnia,
Vice ten }apownik, okradacz
Banku parcelacyjnego, zdzieraja-
cy siedem skor,z chlopa, ten#Wy-
bawca zyd6w krzywoprzysiez--
COW z krymina1u, ten sprzedaW-
czyk stanczykowski, ten najpo--
dlejszy z 1udzi W Galicyi, smie
rozbicie swego Wiecu czynlc
przedrzeznianiem Meki Panskiej
i siebie przedstawiac jake chop
skiego Chrystusa, choc zawsze
by} ch1opskim Judaszem!? Wara
ci, plugawcze, Cd swietosci! To
pc prostu niepojete, to oburzaja-
&c, to zniewaga Boza i obraza re-
ligii, to zbrodnia prawdziwa.
Me umiemy sobie tego wyt}6-
maczyc, jak tylko pomieszaniem
rozumu re strachu. 30 ten pys--
kacz tax sic W Kielanowicach
zlqk1, re trzyma} sic z .ty}u poly
komisarza rzadowego klekal "a
MIN i zebral l%itosci, a obrony.
Tchorzostwo wype}z}o mu ma &C.
be, choc go Mkt zabic ME mysla},
ably siebie ME zbrudzic. Ze MT
zas W gebe pluto, toe ma to cd da-
VIVA zas}uzyl. Ale gdyby go ktos
chcial by} zabic, to czasu bylo dc
syc, wszak odprowadzono go pie
chota przez cztery kilometry |
mic mt ME zrobiono, a nawet ME
pobito porzadnie, skoro W diva
dni p6zniej by1 ma wiecu W: My
slenicach.Za zdrade ludu j spree
dawanie ludu w s}uzbe %staaczy--
kowska i zydowska, "a uwalnia-
ME ~zydowskich krzywoprzysiez--
COW z zas}uzonego w~iezienia, ma
1eza1o mu sic pluniecie W twarz,
naleza1o mt sig obrzucenie gno--
jem, choc jego 6wiercwiekowa
dzia1alnosc ME by}a niczem. in
mem, jak rzucaniem gnoju ma
wszystkich, Cd OLGA jego Cd do
brodzieja sp. ks. Stoja}owskiego
zaczawszy.
I lud odda} Stapi1skiemu, CO
mu sic zdawna nalezalo.
A jak k1amie! Sam przyznaje,
re tax komisarz Chorzemski, jak
obecni tam ksieza bronili go, le-
kajac sic, .zeby lud, okradziony
przez Bank Stapihskiego, ME
nadwerezy} mu zdrowia. l zaraz
potem m1ota sic / ma ksiezy i ma
komisarza.
Ze okradziony CHOP, ma widok
sprawcy swej krzywdy, m6g}by
sic posunac do bicia, to mic div
nego. Chyba to kazdy rozumie.
)ezeli do po}amania kosci Stapifl-
skiemu ME przysz}o, z~awdzieczac
to nalezy i ksiezom i komisarzo-
wi i powsciqgliwoSci ch1opa pol
skiego, kt6ry wolf cierpiec krzy-
VIDE niz krzywdzi6.
Ale zeby "a pomoc zaraz odp1a-
cac sic wybawcom obelgami i o.
szczerstwami drukowanemi, ma
to trzeba bye takim padlecem, jak
Stapihski.
l ksieza i komisarz maja teraz
1auczke "a. swoje dobre SERGE, "a
mi}osierdzie, "a ratowanie gadzi-
ny, kt6rej naleza}o sic rozdepta-
ME, a, ME obrona.
+ i
Z ca}ej prasy niemieckiej jest
w traktowaniu sprawy polsk;ej
najbardziej interesujacem pismem
Schles. Ztg. Organ ten haka-
tystyczny ujmuje sprawe pelska
~awsze g}eboko i szeroko ma tie
stosunk6w miedzynarodowych,
ME owijajac prawdy w bawe}ne,
ze polityka pruska ME zadawala
sic t. wv. ,,wzmacnianiem MEM
~zyzny ma kresach wschodnich
pa1stwa pruskiego", lecz day do
z}amania i zgniecenia narodu pol
sk,ego ma obszarze wszystkich
ziem polskich, w obrebie wszyst-
kich pahstw rozbiorczych. Prey
aajmniej raz ma miesiac pojawia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

Wdllle u1dtWldIl, StdIlltIny sig i
graszka j posmiewiskiem ma
szych wrog6w. Stracimy zlotolita
szate Polaka-Katolika, danny
~zgorszenie innym narodom, slo--
wen zohydzimy sic pred ca}ym
swiatem. Dlatego miejmy litosc
sami mad soba! Me badzmy, ak
tie dzieci, ktore ]udzi lada blichtr
i zabawka. Przeciezesmy luz lyle
przeszli w swej history, re potra-
fimy odroznic czarne Cd bia}ego
zapanowac mad SODA, zastanowit
sig mad celem i srodkami, prowa--
dzacymi DO niego, s}owem, re po-
trafimy postepowac ciagle ma
prod, a ME cofa6 sic wstecz!
Vice naprz6d W jednosci i Ego
die do mety. Naprz6d W lmie
Boga do czynu! BOWEN przyk1a-
dow i slow ~zachety many VIE
le.... Obysmy. tylko zrozumie)i
eel sw6j. Stanie sic i to, jezeli w
kazdej chwili i ma kazdym kroku
pcstepowac bedziemy W imie maj
s~wietszych. hasel Polaka: bog i
Ojczyzna!"
Walenty Pasierb,
chop z kahcuta.
+ +
Dziwia sig nieraz ostrym s}o-
WON uzywanym przez gazety
polsko = amerykahskie, ale W Eu-
ropie take tego ME brak. Pismo
.Wieniec i Pszczo}ka" tax malu-
je ostatni wystep os1awionego
Stapihskiego: .,..,
Stapihski musia} chyba dostac
pomieszania zmys}ow. w hume
RE % swojego .Przyjaciela lu-
iu" opowiada szczeg6}owo, a ME
praw1z;wie przebieg niepokoj6w
w Kielanowicach podczas lego
zgronadzenia. Me myslimy pro-
stow26 jcgo k}amstw, BIO ma to
miejsca ME starczy, ale zwraca-
my uwasc ma jakies pomieszanie
rozumu, wskutek kt6rego chce
wmowiG W czytelnikow, re jego
kie1anowicka przygoda jest zu-
pe}nie podobna do Meki PAN
'.skiej.
Popro>tu powtarza z Ewange-
Iii to wszystko, co tam ~napisano
o niece Zbawiciela. Jest wiec i
rozbestwiona t}uszcza, jest poll
czkowanie i polwanie, jest szar-
panic, a potem droga, jakoby
krzyzowa. Azeby to podobieh-
stwo jeszcze naoczniej uzmys1o-
vic, opowiada, jak go dwaj wro-
gowie wlekli pod ramona, ma po-
dobiehstwo ukrzyzowania, gdzie
take dwoch 1otrow zawislo obok
Zbawcy.
Co wiecej, jak jeden z tych
iotrcw ulitowal sic mad Ukrzyzo-
wanym, tax jeden z tych dwoch
prcwadzacych zmiek1 potem i O.
kazywa} Stapihskiemu wzgledy.
Me brak w tym opisie ami Cedro-
nu, kt6rym zosta1a rzeka Bia1a,
ami Golgoty, ami stawania pred
Herodem i Pi}atem, DO Stapihski
zarecza, re proboszcz tuchowski
i burmistrz zasiedli ma podwyz-
szeniu, ably patrzec, jak 60 tlum
prowadzi ma s%tracenie = jednem
s}owem ME brak niczego. Jest
wo}anie: ,,ukrzyzuj 60, jest pot
Stapihskiego i pragnienie, So ma
wet s1owa: ,,Panie, przebacz i'm,
albowiem ME wiedza, co czynia",
w}ozone W plugawe usta Stapin-
skiego - jednem slowem jest
wszystko prawie odpisane z F.
wangelii i przystosowane do Sta
pihskiego.
Zdumiony cz}owiek czyta i ME
pojmuje. Czyz ten zydowski woj-
tex, bosniak, Czech i ukrainiec w
jednej osobie, stracil rozum, czy
bluzni?
I azeby czytelnik ME pozosta1
W b}edzie, po tych opisach do1a-
CA artyku1, niby to cd jaklegos
nre1,1meratOra DrZvS1anv. w ktO-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

gdy,: dobry, trwsly dach jest
potrzebny, chociaz wiele
innych teraz sic oferuje. To:
prawca, 70 dobry gontowy
dacb. kosztnie troche wiecej,
lecz' gdy dobry przyzwoicie
po}ozony, starczy j ma ca1e
zycie.
Comfy jake my utrzymu-
jenny 50 wszystkie rzniete.
doststecznie grubo z proste.
20 zielopego drzewa budul-
cowego, suszone W wolnym
cieple, tax abv z~atrzyma1Y
swa nerw, a skoro pofozone
pr'zyzwoicie przybite gwoz'
dziami, W., tr>ymaja tax d1u-
go jak ca}y dom.