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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR
GOMPERS PAID WARM TRIBUTE
President Glad to Get Away Fron
washington Whore Too Many Mon
Know Things That Arc not So

Auditorium. Buffalo. N. T.. Nov.
12.-President Wilson delivered Q
message to the workmen Of the Unit
ed States in addressing the annual
convention Of the American Federa-
tion Of Labor. Six thousand msn
were present and chsered the prssi-
dent Tremendously. W
President Wilson declared the war
could not be won unless all factions
unite In the common cause. sinking
their differences. He paid a warm
tribute to President Gompers Of the
fedration and denounced pacificists
and critics and appealed for cooper
alton. He declared flatly that Ger
many had started war and he was
willing to await the 1erdict Of his
tory ON that statement.
When the president made the
statement that 'instru nentalitiss
must be devised where they do not
exist to bring proper cooperation b.
tween capital and labor" he was
loudly cheered. Power cannot b
used against free people when
power is controlled by the people"
and continuing. he said, Il oppose
not the feeling Of pacifists but their
stupidity"
He spoke OF sending Colonel
House to Europe ito determine how
the war is to be won" The rea-
son came here from Washington"
he said. ''is that I get lonely down
there. There are so many people
down there who know things that
are not so. have come away to
find what the people Of the country
want"
In speaking OF the labor situation.
the president said: Nobody has Z
right to stop the process Of labor un-
til all methods Of conciliation and
settlement have been exhausted, and
am not talking to you alone.
believe you are reasonable in larger
number Of cases than are the capital
lists. I am not saying these things
to them personally yet because
have not had the chance. but they
are not said in a spirit Of criticism,
for I would like to see all critics ex-
ported"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12

able surroundings OF interned Ger
man prisoners In this country have
been forwarded to Germany by the
war department from the state de.
partment and a neutral agent. They
are intended to reveal the expecta.
ton OF the United States that simi.
lar consideration will he shown Am
erican soldiers and sailors who may
be captured by Germany.
Two classes OF German prisoners
are detained In this country. One Il
comprised Of German sailors taken
into custody when the United States
interned various vessels at the be-
ginning of the war. The other class
is comprised OF enemy aliens. civil
ians, who have been arrested and
are now being detained under gov
ernmental regulations.
The principal detention camp is at
Fort Mcpherson. Ca. where about
$50 war prisoners are held. At Fort
Oglethorpe. Ca, there are 165 ene-
my aliens, who are not. strictly
speaking prisoners OF war. At Fort
Douglas. Utah. there are SIT pris.
ners Of war and 80 interned aliens.
Small detachments OF other in
termed aliens are now temporarily
quartered at army posts throu ghout
the country. hut their number is rel
atively small. In addition to these.
the department OF labor has in Gus
tody several hundred Germans, mem
bers OF crews Of various German
merchant ships. This group is d.
vided between the immigration sta
ton at Ellis island and a detention
camp at Hot Springs. North Carolina.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
MARSHALL PREDICTS
kERENSKY WILL WIN

Seattle. Nov. -vice-Presiden
Marshall. who arrived here Saturday,
predicted that the bolshevikis, who
have wrested control of Petrograd
and Moscow from Kerensky and his
followers, will not hold power more
than 80 days.
The vice-president said his judg-
ment was based on information he
had received from men who are in
close touch with the Russian situa-
tion.
such regime cannot exist" he
said. 1T is too chaotic and far re-
moved from organized self-control,
that is needed to perpetuate any
form of government"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
SOLDIERS GET HOLIDAY
EOR FDOTBAII. GAME

Fort Bliss. Tex. Nov. IA
half holiday has been granted the
soldiers stationed here for Novem-
her 1 in order that they may root
for their favorite football teams In
the big game to be played at the
hehschool stadium in III Paso. The
game was arranged by the recreation
comRittse OF the city and will be
played between the two best teams
in the district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
Pctrograd. Nov Fighting Is
progressing In the Grand Morskaia
between Bolshevski and Junker
forces In armored cars.

London. Sunday. Nov. H.
Premier Rerensky arrived at Luga,
81 miles southwest Of Petrograd last
night. aud the garrison there attest.
I'd its loyalty to him. according to q
Petrograd dispatch Of Saturday 10
the Weekly Dispatch. Saturday
morning he reached Gatchina. 80
miles southwest OF Petrograd. whore
the same thing happened.
The newspapers advice added that
troops loyal TO the provisional gov
ernment are known TO be near Pet.
roErad aud division OF Cossacks IL
on the march from Finland.
This news was given ont at the
Smolny institute headquarters OF the
workmen's and soldiers congress.
The garrison nj Petrograd. which
two days ago was solid for the ex-
tremists, now Is said again to be
wavering In It's allegiance,
the Weekly Dispatch's advices say
tina, at the town hall Il was rumorcd
on Friday night that most OF the
Moscow garrison had re-transferrcd
allegiance to the provisional govern
ment. after fighting the extremist
supporters at the Kremlln. where
they had taken refuge.
NJ. Skobelen. minister OF labor In
Kerensky's ministry. In addressing n
meeting Friday night at the town
hall. said that the railway workers
union. which. at first. had worked
under the instructions OF Nikolai
i.enine, now declared Itself wholly
on the side OF the committee OF pub
lie safety. and that II would not obey
further orders Of the Bolsheviki.
This Is the heaviest blow that the
extrt mists have yet received. In 10
ministries. the union Of government
servants has instructed Its members
TO strike. thus paralysing the whole
governmental machine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12

Italian Headquarters. Nov. Ia
The Italians are holding the enemy
advance on the Piave line and early
reports are favorable. Heavy she'll
Ing is progressing. An enemy ac-
tion on the Asiago plateau. on the
Trentino front. Is reported a CON-
plete failure. t.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12

Deming. N. NJ. Nov 12.---One
Deming church showed its patriotism
in practical way by subscribing
$4,000 for Liberty bonds. 1t used
the funds which had been raised to
erect new church building. It was
unanimously voted by the congrega-
tion that country needed the money
more than Deming needed new
church.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
VIGOROUS START
IN y.M.C.A. DRIVE
Canvass Of Josephine County Starts
This Morning With . Generous
Response Throughout District

The Y. NJ. c. A. campaign for
$4,000 In Josephine county has start
ed out very satisfactorily. Several
teams OF workers made trips to the
country on Sunday and had good re-
suits. They will make a later trip
to complete the work. The Williams
creek team brought In about s170
In money and pledges. The Takilma
team nearly $3.50 and the Holland
team si10, with more to be turned
In from each section.
Ten teams started out bright and
early this morning In the city and
although they have not reported. the
average run OF collections amount
ed TO more than a hundred dollars.
Team captains and all workers
are to meet at the Chamber Of Com
merce rooms tomorrow noon for
lunch at ~ promptly. with complete
reports Of the work already done.
and every one Of the workers 10 ex-
pected to be on hand. The lunch
con will be in charge Of Mrs. c. D.
Thompson.
The services at the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches last night
were we'll attended. notwithstanding
the inclement weather. and had II
not been for the down pour Of rain
In the evening II is safe to say that
standing room would have been at
a premium.
At the Newman Methodist Episco-
pal church the music was Of high
order and ELECTED much enthusiasm.
II consisted Of an anthem by the
choir, a duet by Mrs. Knapp and J.
VI. Isham. and solo by Mr.. Ferren.
The two principal numbers on the
program were the addresses Of DR..
witham and the reading OF a war
story by Mrs. s. II. Baker. DR..
witham presented the claims of the
Y. NJ. c. A. eloquenuy and earnest
ly. Mrs. Bakers reading was OF
high order and calculated to disclose
the grayities and sacrifices OF war.
Geo. c. Sabin stated the object Of
the meeting and Melville T. Wire
spoke concerning the budget asked
for by the war council.
At the Presbyterian church Mrs.
r. J. Bestul. who has two sons in
the service. gave mothers testi-
mony OF the work Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
as gathered from the letters from
her boys. This talk went home to
the fathers and mothers In the con-
gregation. The principal address was
by Rev. Stannard OF Newburg. who
forcefully presented the claims Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. The pastor, Rev. L.
Myron Boozer spoke and T. p. Cra-
mer told Of the local campaign. One
feature Of the program was tab
leau "Tenting Tonight" by Boy
Scouts. The musical numbers we're
much enjoyed and generously ap-
plauded. There was an anthem by
the choir. male quartet, solo by
Mrs. Flanagan. and the Star Spang-
led Banner" by Mrs. ireland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12

Italian Headquarters. Nov IA
The enemy's operations In the north
and east. In an attempt to encircle
the Italians. have not succeeded. and
the menace on the Italian left wing
Is also virtually passed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12

Rome. Nov. i2.--The Italians have
resisted the enemy everywhere on
the northern front. along which the
Austrians attempted to outflank the
Italian river line. On the plain there
is brisk firing across the Piaye river.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK
BEGINNING NOVEMBER II

Pacific Coast States-Quite gen.
eral rains early days of week gen.
orally fair thereafter except on the
north coast where occasional rains
will continue; no decided tempera-
ture changes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
Italian ARMY HOLDING
INVADING TEUT0N HOST
With Aid Of British and French Reinforcenents Which
Have Just Reached the Fropt, Advance Of Ausro-
German Invaders Seems Checked

Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE Austro-Ger-
man army has cut on a detachment
OF 10000 retreatlng italians in the
upper Piaye valley. The Italians
surrendered.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
GOOSE CREEK STRIKE
BREAKERS ARE BEATEN

Houston. Tex. Nov. 12.-The
first trouble of the oil field workers
strike was reported today. Seven
strike breakers In the Goose creek
field we're attacked and seriously
beaten. Coal producers have asked
for martial law,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
us. PATROL BOAT
ASHORE HOME WATERS

Washington. Nov. 12.-The navy
department has announced that
patrol boat has gone ashore in home
waters, no one injured. The mama
OF the boat and the location have
been withheld. Efforts to rsfloat are
under way.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
PRk,iIEK's FORCES ~ POSSES.
Sion on THE TEI.EpnONE
STATION
LOCATION or ARMY UNKNOWN
Fighting bcsw~cn nolshcviki and
Junl-r focrs In Armed Cars In
the Grand Morsknia

Peuosrad, Nov, 49, Street fight.
Ing In proceeding constantly. Junk
srs loyal to Kerensky have regained
possession OF the telephone station,
This exact whereabouts Of the Kercn.
sky army which Is reported ap.
preaching the city In unknown.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
TURKS MAKE STAND
NEAR JERUSALEM

London, Nov. l2.--The Turks are
organized for defense near Hebron,
20 miles southwest of Jerusalem.
British forces are continually maxi
ing progress.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-11-12
SOLDIER TRAINS IN
COLLISION KILL ;

Denver, Nov 12.-Three soldiers
were killed and l6 injured today In
rear end collision between .wo acc
tious of q troop train, The soldiers
were from tUah.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-31
GATHERING THE WAR BOOKS

Germany building aI the booE thar m
1eins published on the In England photography entitled u IN
me Great War Is being prepared by St. Bride Institute
volumes; the 5
The war has caused the o a aood Of ranlfs hook.
magazine special
to phases Already n,7.
important histories by ~eknown Conan Doye o
Murray, Julia Buchan
Says The English photography editor Fapee OF London Of his
abors:
Far in advance however any works Of he kind in f
the O the war which have
issued monthly d4fsoire and p.g.
Actueles italy history
has no official history largely with m
Polish and slav
OF the histories published b. neutral nations t
Dutch appear be the best been able 10 asoer
published OF has anpoe
that country mainly The
also books American
French
The fin Aktenmasseer Dartefrnr
AT least hundred documents deal
with German Austrian containing the most
horrible details is Res committed by
The Anstrongarian during O
pictures in this book
hitherto
Personal experiences hundred volumes
Soldiers nurses Journalists 10
front have All recorded their
these volumes and works
BOYD Gable which partly inagiuatve
OF experiences.
however any works q. or fiction are
the sermons prayers and hymns that
number least thousand The
nd
object n making this com
he'd on b.
shall be lost / The students
the collection added %
the v<uazed daring
used
andm It century
There win also records
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-31
WHAT is REALLY NEEDED.

movement to spend five thousand dollars to ra, shout
- ie'as % come TO Hammond converts
oo1en or more churches has fallen pr,a5 l
va nave 10 so elsewhere for his picking Two churches ,.5 -
Tall for the plan and the vivaI called off
U h hammond has become needs nr,ra
mon " me people OF Hammond that thew need
e'aIsels1e sInuIants worked ,
~ E'oseol4e heIshouer who would much money
'Ao"u lal me a qet5,o
heir salaries for to ,io
slols conditions in Hammond GOOD neo
o" mem the way Lei them spend the paw shoHer
7 @ S AN increase in salary Let them punch up the 4i
the
10 come II the church sunday There il .,,.l
worship 3 '
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-31

COL Homer Carr editor allowed lis ,re
70 accept thousands orfnte from 1.,r
administration
mayor is a candidate FOR denomination n III . LII
" weeks hence and 1shtfu ali others
whom he has shown avors
and MAYOR h.
7eaT'es Herr Carr boards for Florida
As Col Carr oics and o,eos
enns sand between his pink toesies say
Tie booh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-31

There are 10000 Lake County people
who are living ali over the L.. :.
subscription 10 THE TIMES viii save
YOU the trouble of writing n letter 10
any one Of them.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
KOSciuSZkO w ObrOnie
WOlnOSCi.

Byio to W poczatkach sierpnia
roku 1775, gdy do przystani NOR
skiej w Filadelfii zawinal stack
francuski. Mieszkahcy przywital
go o~krzykami radosci, DO WOW
GAS niejeden statek francuski
przywozii Amerykanom bron i a
municye.
WSrod podroznych, ktorzy wy
siedli ze statku dwoch szczegolnie
wyrozniaio sic swa powierzchow-
noScia.
Jeden z Mich ubrany W owczes-
ny stroj francuski, wzrostu OIL
brzymiego, twarzy sniadej, o Gle
mnych oczach i kruczych wiosach
m6wii ciagle, a rozgladajac sic Pc
okolicy, gloSno wynurzal swe u
wagi towarzyszowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13

noSciq - wiec do zaSzczytnycl1
stopni ME mann prawa; pragne
jedynie zostac zolnierzem amery-
kahskiej armii.
Odpowicdz skromna uczynlia
wrazenie ia obu Amerykanach.
Wielu boWicm bardzo ochotnl-
kow roznych narodowoscl PREY
bywalo do Ameryki, ale kazdy
chciai zaraz dostac wysoki sto~
pien, chociaz zadncj do togo nlc
posiadai kwaliiikacyE Kosciuszko
stanowii wyjqtek.
Ma razic - odczwai sic Wa
szyngton = ME moge panu zadnr
60 ofiarowac stopnia; zapraszam
Gle wiec do mojcj ,rodziny VOL
skowej.'
TAX wodz naczclny nazywal
swojq 5wite przyboczna,
Tymczasem dodai
rozpatrz sic W naszem %polozenlu,
ME Jest ono do pozazdroszczenia.
Prosze i mnie odwiedzic -
rzekI Clinton - tam doWlesz sic
pan dokladnie 0 wszystkiem i "a
poznasz re swymi towarzyszami
broni.
Ma tenn skonczylo sic pierwsze
posluchanie KoSciuszki w glow
mel kwaterze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13

Wreszcie jeden L podrOznycl,
widocznie wojskowy, miai DO
wien twarz juz dobrzc pokiere--
szowanQ, zcrwaI SIG ia rOWne no
81 i gromkim giOsem, jakby
chcac, zeby 60 wszyscy ~oIySzcli,
zawoial pc francusku, lccz akcen-
tajac Z nicmiecka: .
- Do stu FrycOw, t: iadnie mas
wykierowano! Washington stoi
pod Nowym Jorkiem, a my go
szukamy w Filadelfii. Me m0wi-
lem wan, re on tutaj niema mic
do roboty? Tu rabiq jezykami i
strzelaja gardlami, Washington
rqbie OTTO tenn, tn wojskowy IT,
derzy} pc swoim pa}aszu - a
strzela pukawkami ,kt6rych pools
XII pc "a skore wlaza i koSci druz-
goczq. A oni mi baja, re Waszyng
ton pod Filadelfia. .. Bajki. Ia
mowiiem, re- nic...
- A pc c6zeS til jechal? - O.
dezwa} sic koscisty mezczyzna L
przepaskq czarnq ma jednem oku.
- Ah... Pc co? do stu Frycow!
- rykna} pierwszy Pc CO: Pc
to, ably trzepac tie czerwone iraki.
Tax nazywano wojsko angiel-
skie, kt6re do dis jeszczc zacho-
waIo czerwony ubi6r.
Coz re soba poczniesz? -
zapytal brunei Francuz swego
towarzySza.
- Siadam ma kon ! jade do No
wego Jorku - odrzekl ubrany w
kapote. - \ ty?
- ia, jak wiesz, zostaje tutaj
przez niejaki czas. Spieszno ci
widat - rozumiem Gle, moi Ia
d~euszu; cheese sw6j Dol wewne-
trzny jak n~ajpredzej przygluszyc
w huku armat i wrzawie bitwy.
- Bye moze - odparl iagodnie
nazwany Tadeuszem. - Vice ze-
gnam Gle, drogi druhu, moze sic
wkr6tce znowu W jakim korpusie
polaczymy. Mech Gle Bog prowa-
dzi.
- Mech Gle do wielkich ety.
now wiedzie milosc Ojczyzny.
TAX Romondzie, ona, ona je-
dina = ia swieta mySl, "a ktora
walcZymy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
wiedzie Kosynierow do Walk "a Ojczyzns
KAROL WACHTEL.

sumiennym szoferem i bardzo ostro2
nym. w srode rano, gdy chciaf mo-
tor puScit W ruch, zapomnial po-
przednio zahamowac w6z / ten, sko-
70 tylko motor ruszy1, przygni6tf $50
fera do wagonu. Smierc byla prawie
natychmiastowa.
Jan Kowalski i Jak6b StachowicZ,
ktorzy So jake CT ptaszkowie niebie-
scy, co to ami orza ami sieja a zyJa,
stawali w sadie, oskarzeni o lazego-
stwu. Sedzia skazaf ich ma 90 dni.
Kowalski / Stachowicz mieli PREY
sobie karty do grania i kostki, lecz tc
byiy znaczone. Policya przypuszcza,
re to sa szulerzy 1 re ME jednego mo-
re n%aciagneli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13

Drugi sluChal uwaZnie swego
towarzysza. Ubrany W dlugq, sza-
"a kapote, wzrostu byl wiecej niz
sredniego. Twarz miat pogodnq,
chot smetna i ~zadumanq oko czy-
ste, jasne, pe1nc szczeroSci i Cd
wagi; WHO'S niezbyt ciemny, d}u-
81 spadai w nieiadzie ma szyjc,
ktorq okrywaIa chustka W foutaz
zwiqzana.
Me byi to mezczyzna urodzi--
wy, ale wyraz wysokiej intelligent
cyl i szlachetnoSc W obliczu,
s~zczeroSc dziwnie pociagajaca a
z drugiej strony stanowczoSc, Cd
bijajaca sic w lagodnych oczach
- wszystko to sprawialo wra-
zenie niezmiernie sympatyczne i
nakazywaio szacpnek.
Gdy CT dwaj, widocznie blizej
re SODA zazyli, rozmawiali, -
ME proznowaia reszta podroz-
nych; zanim do brzegu przybito,
zywo sic toczyla rozmowa i wy
pytywania wioSlarzy o stanie RE
czy W Filadelfii sypaiy sic re
wszystkich ust obficie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
KALENDARZYK

Jutro, IA pazdLiernika: Niedziela
20 Do Swiatkach. - Sw. Kaliksta p.
/ m. Sw. Donacyusza b. - Sw.
b. - Sw. Burkarda b. - Sw. Domi-
nika Lorykata.
Pojutrze, Is pazdziernika: Sw.
H~ospicyusza. - Sw. Tekli p. - Sw.
Teresy, zaloz. ref. Karmelitanek b.
5ych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
Y MILWAUKEE, WIS.

w Srode rano o 1880 w garbarni
Pfister and Vogel ma Bay View po--
ni6sf smierG Jozef Bednarski, 995
Greenbush ul. Bednarski by} szofe--
rem ma wielkim wolfe motorowym l
pracowal ola firmy cd lipca. Byl on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
Szczesnwy.

- Jaki ia nam pech! lie ray
wezme parasol, to sic robi naipiek-
niejsza pogoda.
- Mnie sic to ME zdarza.
- Dlaczego?
30 wcale ME nam parasola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13

sevelta, Prezydenta Stanow lie
dnoczonych Ameryh Po3nocnej i
Cartera H. Harrisona, Burmistrza
miasta Chicago, CO wiasnoreczny-
mi stwierdzamy podpisami.
KOMITET o PO-
MNIKA KOSCIUSZKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
CzY ME raCya?

Dana (do zebraka): Wczoraj by
l.scie Slept, dis ~jestescie ~niemowa?
Zebrak: - TAX! tax! d~obrodziej-
ko! Mech PAM sama powie, czy ME
oniemialaby PAM, o~dzyskujac magic
wzrok!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-13
u Pomnika Ko$ciuszki.
sMietO TMei pamieci.

Wonosci BojoMniku! W switO TWej pameci.
Ld pokki. pred Tw6i pomnik przychodzi dioi W dion:
On " blaskach Twojej sawy mir Ojczyzny sweci
30 pierwszemu T. Jj syn6w lauren WiencZy skrOD:
Otto do stop Ci bracia gana sic tuiacze.
Ia h6ryc chs Ty Hetmnne - serdeczna LAT krew;
JnieSieniem wezbrafy ih serca prostacze
/ niosa Ct nadiei wesela spiew. -
ChOC tam IA Wielka wOda Matka nasza sWieta,
" niewolL - coc Jj dziatwQ przemoc gnebi za-
Lecz lie W mas sa zyWie, by zerwac tc peta,
TegOS dOWOdem, WOdzu - Ty druiba iva!
Ato- gdy billy W Pokke srogie los6w grom!,
Kedy win swych krwia dziatWy ME zdOfafa zngc;
Tvs wstai ik BOiej Iaski wieki znak Widomy:
Tvs ia do iycia zbudzif. -. Tvs nam - kauai zyc!
Wodzu! DowiOdfeS swatu, il ld Z pOlskiej chaty
Umie sfuiyG Ojczyinie - zginaC "a Ma rad!
Choc maluczki, ubOgiL - " Idee bOgay: -
RuSzy gdy ruszyG przejdzie - ma Wraiych kMl grad!
Me cofnie sic pred walka, p6jdzie W mia, by W. tany:
EG! Przypomni tradycye raciaWickich kos!
Niemi OczySci Z chwastu urOdne swe fany,
szczekicm ich wydzwoni szczesny Posce los.
& Vice skoro POlSka Machrz pta rdzawe skruszy,
SkOro Pan da odenknaG grObOwa Jj ciesn,
Wonczas z Narodu wielkiej, rOzmOdOnej duszy,
Wyleci don dzekczynieh WOlne ore - pesn!....
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4 W robocic zbiicna Onej jasnej DOLBY,
SwieG nam, widki Hetmanie - jake Wzorow Wzor:
1--WE imie nam weaAem - wSr6d wicklow zatOby -
Twych zwyciestw brzmi nam pamet - jak swietych dunn chor....
Dwu swiat6w BOhaterze! Hold Ci nesiem W DAM!
Twa idea nam " pieriach rOzplomenia lar:
Twych czyn6w przykazaniem pOjmani, pOrwani,
WznSiem Make Otczyzne re Smiertelnych mar!
MlOSG GEESE ku T0bie MECH sOdzt - jednOcZa,
Pred TWEEN Oblizem niechaj perzcha WASN'T cieh,....
4 gdy zednani bracia Tw6j pOmnk OtOcza,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asny wnet rOzbfySnie dzien!........
KAROL WACHTEL.