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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
Submarine Base in Belgium
Seriously MenaCed by
the British.
GERMANS COMPLETELY FAIL
Haig's Forces Are Preparing to
Strike White French Airmen
Ofter Reprisals and EncOunt=
ef Air Battles.

The Germans continue to unleash
large number of troops against the
British forces in Flandtrs IL an ell
fort to rccaptuTe Terrain Ypres sec
tor where the British seriously
threaten the Teulons line Of commun-
ication with Ostend and the aubma-
rine base at Ieebrugge, Belgium. SO
far the German attacks have com
pletely failed.
There are no indications when
Haig's forces may commence TO move
forward
The Germans claim to have cap
tured 4 long line of French trenches
in the Verdun sector. but the French
men deny the report.
French aviators continue their at
tacks upon German towns as repri5als
against German air raids o. er France
Aerial battles between Italian and
Austrian aviatoTs mark the only fight
ing in that region.
The whole German line in Flanders
| is hanging in the balance, as the mil
| tary maps shown. Small surprise is
| expressed that the German command
| is making such desperate efforts to
balk the British plans, and is fighting
hard for every inch of ground protect.
ing the Lille-Ostend railway. a 3cant
| six miles beyond the present point OF
! the advancing British wedge
Berlin's account of Yesterdays
! fighting on the Flanders front. in
| which the British admitted the push
| ing back Of two Of their advanced
| posts near the southeast corner OF
Polygon wood, claims the capture OF
! ground here by the Germans 10 a
! depth of more than 5CG yards
On their front in northern France
| the French arc holding themselves in
restraint at present, permitting the
! crown prince to hammer away at their
lines in attacks which almost inyaria-
bly, are repulsed with heavy German
losses. Two attacks by The Germans
| in the Craonne sector on the Aisne
front last night were repulsod Eff
forts by the Germans Oh two occasions
to recapture trenches which they had
lost in the Beaumont region in the
Verdun front, also were unsuccessful
Russia's northern front troops have
again shown aggressiveness, Petro-
grad reporting an advance of mile
by the Russian vanguards south of
the railway in the Kronenberg-Spital
Grounduli sector
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
BIC CAMPAIGN
To SELL BONDS
| IS COMMENCED
Second Liberty Loan Bonds Are
Selling Very Fast in
Glynn County.
CAMPAIGN IS INCREASING
Local Banks Report Record
Sales to Commence With.
important Data Coming From
Washington.

The Southeastern district for the
second Liberty loan campaign is ar
ranging for the visit of speakers to be
present in Brunswick at an early date,
which is in addition to the other plans
OF publicity.
1t is expected that there will be no
lack of good speakers to be found
in Brunswick to assist those who will
probably come to the city from At
lanta and elsewhere.
Several thousand bonds were sold
in this city yesterday and further
amount above the required weely a;
erage is expected to be distributed
before Saturday,
It is expected that additional ma
terial will arrive from Washington,
which together with what data the
Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta has
furnished, which will greatly aid the
local committee in establishing 4
greater base for it's campaign.
The National Bank of Brunswick.
the Brunswick Bank and Trust Com
nany and the Glynn County Bank are
the three financial institutions of this
city which expect to mack the record
sales for South Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
EXPLOSIVES FOR WAR
MADE AT SAVANNAH

Savannah, Oct. 2.-Dynamite gly-
cerine for use in making munitions
for the allies is being manufactured
in large quantities in Savannah, al
though the government censorship
prevents the naming of the firm or
its actual location. Dynamite glycer-
inc of itself is not explosive, but
when treated with nitric acid, or
combined with nitro-g!ycerine, it be-
comes one of the most powerful ex-
plosives known to warfare
The plant is closely guarded. Cot
ton seed is used from which the dyna-
mite glycerine is extracted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
CREW OF WRECKED
SCHOONER RESCUED

A Gulf Port, Oct 3.-The captain
and crew of eight of the large fishing
schooner Sears, from Pensacola, were
brought here today by an Italian
steamer, which rescued the nine men
in an exhausted condition in the Gulf
of Mexico after they had battle three
days with the tropical hurricane of
last week, with the schooner disman-
tied and rudderless and with no food.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
LABOR SYSTEM
IS SOUGHT FOR
OMMISSlON TO STUDY INDUS
TRIAL CONDITIONS LEAVING
FOR THE WEST TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 3.-Considerable
worry is evidenced here regarding the
difficulties encountered by the gov
eminent to develop a comprehensive
system dealing with labor unrest eX-
listing throughout the country which
threatens to hamper the war produc-
ton. Principal of these is the stable
izing of conditions without doing in
Justice to workers
A commission, headed by Secretary
Wilson, left for the west today to
study labor conditions, with view
to providing an elastic system for
solving the industrial unrest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
CONGRESS READY
To ADJOURN
EXTRAORDINARY WAR SESSION
NEARING CLOSE OF WON
DERFUL RECORD.

Washington, Oct. 3.-Congress and
its extraordinary war session will
probably adjourn Saturday, and posi-
bly, as early as Friday.
The senate agreed to take a final
vote at a late hour tomorrow on the
insurance bill. By this and the fur
Their adoption of the conference report
on the war defieieneybi4l the way will
be well paved for adjournment until
the next regular session, which is to
open next December.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
BONDS OVERSUBSCRIBED
IN NEY YORK DISTRICT

New York, Oct. 3.-Subscriptions to
the second Liberty loan in the New
York Federal Reserve District have
gone beyond the hundred million
mark, but the average daily subscrip-
lions are below the standard estimate.
This will necessitate maintaining the
present schedule until October 81, if
the district furnishes the $500 ,000,-
900 of it's allotment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
Agreement Finally Reached at
New Orleans Conference
Yesterday.
TEN STATES REPRESENTED
Sentiment Against Minimum
PriCes-COmmittee Appointed
to Confer in Washington Re-
garding Cotton Seed Prices.

new OTledllS, OCl. O.-AJ lHe cOllOH
conference which opened here yester-
day, price of 30 cents pound to
the farmer was agreed upon, instead
of 45 cents, as at first recommended.
The final agreement was reached
by men interested in marketing and
growing cotton IN ten southern states
and the price is considered justified
by the present selling prices OF manu-
featured cotton products.
The price was suggested in an
amendment to a resolution adopted
just previously which declared against
price regulation of cotton by Con
gress or delegating the authority to
any other body.
Although the amendment, intro
duced by L. B. Jackson, director of
the Georgia Bureau of Markets, met
with some little opposition it was
recognized as a compromise measure
and was almost unanimously adopted,
Unsuccessful efforts to have the
amendment read So instead of 80
cents, were made by E. w. Dabbs, OF
Maysville. SC, and w. B. Weary, OF
Farmersville, Texas, and Peter Rad
ford, of Austin, Texas, led the move.
ment to secure 3O-cent minimum.
Following the advice of John M.
Parker, state food administrator, the
delegates adopted resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of com
mittee of seven to confer in Wash
ington with Herbert Hoover, federal
food administrator. regarding cotton
seed prices.
Resolutions also were adopted in
dorsing Edward S. Butler, of New Or
leans, as a member of the federal ex-
ports board and indorsing the move
ment to have bales of cotton stand
ardized throughout the cotton belt by
making them of the uniform size OF
"a inches long by 81 inches wide.
While many delegates early today
advocated holding of cotton for min
imum prices ranging from 80 to AZ
cents, general sentiment during the
afternoon was against such action. Ad-
dresses by Senator Ransdell, State
Food Administrator Parker and Will
lam B. Thompson, president of the
New Orleans dock board, opposed the
fixing of minimum price. Growers
were urged by Senator Ransdell and
Mr.. Thompson to hold their cotton,
market it judiciously and if necessary
borrow money on it in storage Mr..
Parker said he knew of no effort to
place cotton under federal control.
The sessions today were attended
by cotton growers, state commission
ers of agriculture, directors of mar
keting bureaus, officers of farmers
unions, farmers, merchants and bank
ers from ten southern cotton-growing
states, all of whom assembled to con
slider cost of producing the 1917 cot
ton crop, and decided upon the adj
visibility Of setting minimum price
for which the staple should be held
by the growers John A. Simpson,
president of the Oklahoma Farmers
Union, of Weatherford, was chairman
! and James A. Wade, commissioner of
agriculture of Alabama, was secre-
tary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
WARNING WAS GIVEN
NOT TO OPPOSE DRAFT

Abiline, Texas, Oct 3.-During the
trial here today of forty-one men
charged with opposing the draft, evil
dence was introduced to show that
warning was given by John Burnett,
during the convention of the Farmers
Labor Protective Association, held
here last May, to the effect that it
would be suicidal to oppose the selec-
tive draft by force of arms
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
COCKTAILS JOINS
AIR CRAFT CORP.
FORMER MANAGER OF EMERG-
ENCY FLEET is TO HAVE
AIRPLANE FACTORY.

New York, Oct 3.-Major General
Cocktails, formerly the manager of the
emergency fleet corporation, was to-
day made the president of the Wright
Martin Air Craft Corporation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
PRESIDENT SIGNS
WAR TAX BILL
MEASURE BECOMES A LAW FOL.
LOWING RAPID ACTION OF
SENATE AND HOUSE.

Washington, Oct. 3-The S2,7O0,-
900 900 war tax bill became a law
throughout the United States today,
when President Wilson affixed his
signature to the measure.
The bill was passed by both the
senate and house recently in record
time, after the conferences, and only
a careful study of it was necessary
for the President befort affixing his
signature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
NITRATE PLANT MAY
LOCATE IN ALABAMA

Sheffield, Ala, Oct 2.--The Ala
bama Power Company received infor-
nation today from Secretary of War
Baker authorizing the announcement
that the government will award a
contract for the establishment OF
nitrate plant site at Muscle Shoals
provided that the necessary land can
be obtained at a reasonable figure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
ADOPTS
DEFICIENCY BILL
QUICK ACTION BY SENATE FOL
LOWS THE CONFER
ENCE REPORT.

Washington, Oct 3.-The confer
ence report on the $7,150,OO0,0OO urg-
ency deficiency appropriation bill was
completed here today and the measure
was adopted by the senate without
roll call after three minutes consid-
Grafton
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
WAGE SCALE AGREEMENT
WITH NAVY YARD MEN

Washington, Oct. 3.-Agreement on
the wage scale was virtually reached
today between the navy and the pres
ident of the International Trade I'm
ion, representing the navy yard work
ers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04
BRITISH VESSELS
sunk LAST WEEK
HEAVY TOLL BY U-BOATS AND
MINES REPORTED BY THE
BRITISH ADMIRALTY.

London, Oct 3.-Eleven British
merchantmen of more than 1 500 tons
each, and two other vessels under
that tonnage, were sunk by mines and
hostile submarines last week, accord
ing to the weekly statement furnish
ed by the British admiralty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04

GERMANY'S REPLY TO ENGLAND
Rome, Oct. 3fl-The Vatican has de-
of the replies of Germany and Aus
tria to the pope's peace proposals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-04

High water, 1905
q. m. and 1926 p. m.
Low water, 1853 a.
m. and 4:32 p. m.
q - :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
skiego, ME trzeba zak1adac skau-

skiego, ME trzeba zak1adac skau-
tn. Skaut to wstep do zycia uroz
maiconego. gimnastyka, j zyciem
atletycznem. Jezeli ch1opiec pols-
Xxi pc pewnym czasie opusci szere
gi skautu, DO wick starszy wyp--
chnaf 60 z tych szereg6w, obroci
sic ku organizacyi, w kt6rej da--
lei moe uprawiac swe ulubione
cwiczenia. Jezeli niema organiza-
cyl polskiej, do kt6rej MONA go
skierowac on sam poszuka sobie
lokal Y. NJ. G.. A., i tam takze ia
progu zostawi swa polskosc i ma
rodowosc.
Skaut, niezla idea, ale z pewne
mi jasno zakreslonemi zastrzeze--
miami i warunkami, be-. kt6rych
lepiej ME pr6bowac jego skut-
k6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
MtODZlEzY TRZEBA..

Kazda wieksza osada po1ska "
Ameryce mocuje sic z r6znemi
kwestyam> kt6re dotycza spraw
rarodowych. Obecnic picrwsze
miejsce zajmuja sprawy zfaczone
z ratunkiem naszej .Ojczyzny.B Be-
najmniejszej watpliwosci, ratu-
mex cierpiacych braci jest tax IA
glacy i tax konieczny, ze ME MOI
ma w~tej sprawie grzcszyc pre-
sada. PoSwiecajac jcdnak czas i
zdolnosci nasze tej waznej spra--
vie, ME przystoi zaniedbywac
spraw m~nicjszych, kt6re blizej
mas SO tutaj w Ameryce, niemniej
naglace, a ich Zalatwienie MEM
niej konieczne. Jedna z tych kwe
styi, ktora ola Winony i osad pol
skich ,jcj podobnych ma waznosc
pierwszorzedna to sprawl zycia
towarzyskiego polskiej m}odziezy
Dopokismy mieli szczescie wi
tao do swego grona obywatelskie
go coraz to nowych przybysz6w
z kraju, dopoki stare pokolenie
polak06w, kt0re ma w}asne oczy
widziafo ojczyste strony, by1o je-
szcze ME "a stare, ably sic zajmo-
wac blizej ~utrzymaniem polskos-
ci, dop6ty moglismy sobie pozwo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

lie ME zwracac tax bliskiej uwa-
81 ma 'stosunki naszego m1odego
pokolenia. By1o tam jeszcze Ia
lyle krwi czysto polskiej i odzie
Idziczonego przywiazania do Oh.
lczyzny, re mona by}o ufac W u,
trzymanie ducha polskiego, bez
srodk6w wyjatkowych.
Dzisiaj jednak polskie ch}opcy
Ii dziewczeta predko nabieraja pc
wierzchownosci amerykanskiej, a
co gorsza %nabieraja charakteru
czysto amerykahskiego. Temu
mkt ME zapobiezy. Otoczenie mu
81 sw6j wp1yw w.ywrzec i temu
sic Mkt oprzec ME zdo}a. Ale pro
SIZE Was czy bedziemy stac bez-
czynni podczas gdy m1odziez wy
naradawia sic? Sa juz tacy mic
dry Mani W coraz wiekszej licz--
bic, kt6rzy glosza, re ME warto
poswiecac sif ma opieranie sic wy
|narodowieniu, DO to jest rzecza
n%ieunikniona. Me bedziemy tutaj
rozbierac pytania czy racya pc
ich stronie czy ME; przynajmniej
dzisiaj tego ME zamierzamy robic,
DO ME w tel stronie eel tych Kill
ku slow, kt6re piszemy.
Faktem jest, re mlodziez pol
ska tract jezyk i tract zamilowa-
ME do tego, co polskic. John,
Frank, Mike, Ed. Mary, Jenny,
Dolly = juz ME tylko ME SO tax
polskie W movie i obyczaj ach,
jak byli dawnicjsi Kuba, Franek,
W}odych, Marynka, Cyla, Marta,
ale co wiecej dzisicjsi mfodzi po-
lacy, mic chca sic roznic cd anne
rykan6w. w pcwncj micrzc mic
MONA i'm Il tcgo czynic zadnego
zarzutu; a przez to many ma myS
Ii bicglosc w movie angielskiej,
rZutkoSc j gotowoSc do met6d by
znesowych - amerykanskich, tro
che smia}osci i odwagi amerykan
wybaczymy i'm w ostatccz-
nosci nawet rozsadna domicszke
bczczelnosci amerykanskiej - ale
ME mozemy sic zgodzic ia to, axe
m}odzicz polska straci}a swa
odrebnosc polska, nj kt6ra ska
da sic nova polska, mi1osc ku
Polsce, znajomosc history, litera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
fury, przyswojenie sobie niekt6-
rych polskich obyczaj66w.

fury, przyswojenie sobie niekt6-
rych polskich obyczaj6w.
Skoro polski m}odzieniec wy
rugujc wszystko, co ME jest czy-
sto amerykanskie re serca, wten-
czas zupe}nie przestaje bye pola-
klein, i sama znajomosc :jezyka
ME ocali go pred wynarodowie-
MEM. Jemu juz wtenczas ME sma
kuje to, co jest rdzennie polskie,a
zapytany O pochodzenic odpowia
ola krotko, re jest amerykaninem.
Powic niejeden, niewielka stra-
ia. Tax jezeli sic ma Ia mysli ja-
kiegos jednego hub drugiego, ale
podobnych wypadkow jest tax
wiele, ze naprawde straty te ola
polskosci przechodza W liczby
dotkliWie wielkie. A gdy sic po-
mysli, re sposob zapatrywania sic
IA swa narodowoSc mfodziezy
tego rodzaju jest skutkiem "a
niedbania, wtenczas dopiero Of
wieraja sic nam oczy IA to .jak
wielka wfasciwie ponosimy stra-
te.
| tutaj zaznaczyc wypada, re
mniejsze osady polskie, z powo-
du 6raku robotnikow spolecz-
nych, z powodu braku odpo--
wiednich lokal6w, z powodu bra
ku podnoszacego otoczcnia pol
skiego, cierpia bardzo a. skutki
tego wszystkiego daja sic odczu-
wac teraz wyrazniej niz kiedy-
kolwiek, DO teraz w}asnie, :jezeli
sic ME mylimy, nastajc cpoka
przelomowa. Znaki widzialne tel
epoki So gl6wnic bardzo wyraznc
zobojetnienie ma move ojczysta,
trudnoSc bardzo wielka W wyslo-
wianiu sic pc polsku, navel cze-
ste utyskiwanie m}odziezy ma to,
re kazan polskich ME rozumie, i
niesmia}e przebakiwanie, re le-
bylo, gdyby kazanie ola
mfodziezy by}o gloszone w jezy-
XII angielskim.
Azeby ten przefom jakoS pre-
Eye i ocalic m}odziez ola polsko-
bedzie trzeba koniecznie
sic srodk0w intenzyw-
.niejszych. Niekt6rzy opuszczaja
rece bezw}adnie i r~ozpaczaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

Rozpocz niczemu ME zaradzi, a
sytuacya jest tax powazna, &c
zdaje sic, poWinna bye warta wy
si}ku jak najwiekszego. Gel jest
bardzo powazny, poniewaz to, co
sic dzisiaj da ocalic, bedzie pod
walina n%arodowej odrebnosci W
przysz1ej epoce history wychodz
twa.
Srodkow, kt6rych bedzie trze-
Ia uzyc, niema potrzeby szrkac
daleko. Mianowicie m}odziez ml-
81 szukac swej zabawy w otocze-
riu polskiem. Domy polskie jesz-
cze zawsze pozostaja rzadkoScia,
q So one potrzeba gwaftowna.
'Teatrzyki migawkowe, tax popu-
larne dzisiaj, take NIGGA bye IL
zyte do tego celu. Me potrzeba
ma to jakichS narodowych, lub
patryotycznych seen - MECH
przynajmniej opisy, kr6tkie IDA
MIA objasniajace sceny, ukazuja
sic w jezyku polskim.
Ma nave problemata trzeba
chwytac sic srodkow original
nych, DO o kwestyi wynarodowie
MIA mowi sic i pisze W Ameryce
Cd niepamietnych czasow, ale
srodk6w uzywa}o sic zawsze sla-
bych i czasem ME bardzo odpo-
wiadaj acych potrzebie czasu.
Naszc domy polskie nawet maja
wp}ywu zadziwiajaco malo, DO
stosuje sic W mich melody sza-
blonowc, i dawno wysz}e z mody.
Mic spodziewajmy sic W tel ak
cyl ratunkowej poblazania lad
nego ola :przestarzalych metod.
M]odziez polska przyzwyczajona
do nowoczesnego zycia amery-
kanskiego, zzy]a sic z MEM do
tego stopnia, re ME da ma siebic
wplynac sposobami starymi, trze-
ba bedzie ia przynecic nazad do
polskosci. Bo idzie godzina, W
mlodziez masowo odpadac
.edzie, a wtenczas polskosc be-
die ola niej niejasnem wspo-
Ten stan rzeczy ME
rozpocznic sic W wielkich Srodo-
.iskach lecz W m%niejszych osa-
1ach- tam w}asnic trzeba na
gwalt rady szukac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
UCzMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
movie Pc P0LSKU.
KAT0LICK SKAUT POLSKl.

Idea niez}a; moze s1uzyc jake
srodek do skupienia m}odszego
pokolenia polskiego, a tcmsamem
udostepnienia ich W wiekszcj licz
bic ola tych, kt6rzy maja ma SER
Gu dobro chfopc6w. "Skaut''
jest pomys}em czysto amerykan-
skim, kt6ry ma ma celu przcde--
wszystkiem obudzenie. W m}odym
umysle zami}owania do zycia
wsp6lnego ma spos6b wojskowy,
do zdrowia i czystosci fizyczne:j,
do pieknej natury: jcdnem slo-
VEN rozw6j estetycznego sensu u
chlopc6w, z wzglednieniem cache
cenia do zycia wojskowego. Pow
tarzamy, re to niezla idea, zak}a-
DAME "skautu" pc wiekszych o.
sadach polskich.
Niekt6re polskie pisma, rozpi--
sui ac sic ma ten temat, nawoluja
gorliwic do zak1adania druzyn
s~kautowych pc wszystkich osa-
dach polskich, gdzie istnieja pa
rafie polskie. Naturalnie mysli te
wychodza z blur redaktorskich,
PREY gazetach, wychodzacych W
wielkich miastach.
Me trudno i'm wyobrazic sobie
spokojnie pare set ch}opak6w pod
kierownictwem ludzi Swieckich Of
zapatrywaniach zdrowych ma
wszystkie dziedziny zycia. Leka--
rzy kilkudziesieciu ma sic ma "a
volcanic, kt6rzy z najwieksza che
cia podejma sic dawac instruk-
eye W jezyku polskim; dalej in
struktor6w, kt6rzy sumiennie zaj
ma sic innemi dzialalnosciami
skaut6w. Jednem s}owem, pisma
te przypuszczaja, re stosunki owe
idcalne, istnieja ~wszedzie, i cze--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
NASI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa'
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi. agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Hichal Mepdyk::
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basihski.
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENV1LLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. FIR. Jablofski
LEG. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. ST. Pogorzelski
SILVER LAKE. Minn.. FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fir. Badzifski.
WILMINGTON. Del. M. N. Potaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

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vie re bez dalszego wysi@ku.
Rozejrzmy sic jednak pc swie-
cic polskim W Ameryce. Rada Ma
i, dowa, popierajac ruch skauto--
Ivy, prawdopcdobnie rachowaf,
ma takic w1asnie idealnc stosunki,
kt6rc istnieja W tax rzadkich wy
padkach, re poza wielkicmi mia
MONA powiedzicc, niema
Itch wcale. Zalozycc zas "skaut'' j
oddac go pod opieke amcryka-
n0w albo zamerykanizowanych
polak6w = "cui bono!' komu
Isle zdaje, re i Z takiego ameryka-
nizujacego skautu~beda pewnc ko
rzySci, MECH re sic schoWa Z pro
jektem, DO amerykanizacyi jest
az "a wiele juz teraz bez takiego
"skautu'! Celc og6lne "skautu''
wsp6lne Z druzynami czysto a.
mcryka1skiemi SO takic, re chic
picc polski moze je osiagnac, bez
koniecznego }aczenia sic W podob
ne druzyny. A jezeli do t.ych ce-
low ME dodamy jeszcze jednego
celu, mianowicie przeciwdzialanie
amerykanizacyi, a scislej m0wiac,
obrona m}odziezy polskiej pred
wynarodowieniem, to lepiej be-
die "skautu'' ME rozszerzac.
Piszmy i mowmy tax, azcby
mas ME MONA mic zrozumicc.
Skaut bedzie rzecza zbawiema
tylko W takich osadach polskich,
gdzie MONA zaangazowac odpo-
wiednie silly polskie, i to wylacz-
ME polskie. Instruktorzy musza
bye ludzmi ia wskroS polskimi i
ma wskroS rcligijnymi. Rcligia i
patryotyzm - to diva uczucia
swietc, a najswietszc W umus}ach
m}odocianych. kto W jakikol-
wick spos6b narolsza jedno albo
drugic W mlodym sercu ten zatru
wa zycic Mode, dopiero rozwija-
iacc sic II Samepo zr6d}a.
Gdzie takich sill ME mona INA
lczc, lepiej druzyn skautowych
ME zak}adac. BIO bedzie trzeba
oddac dyrekcye mad mimi lu-
dziom obcym, kt6rym ME MONA
nakazac i ME MONA sic cd Mich
spodziewac, azeby W polskie ser
ca wszczepiali mi}osc5 do Polski.
.reszta co nam Pc >patryotyzmie
wyk}adanym W jezyku angiels--
Kto dzisiaj stracil move pol
ska, chociazby dawniej byf pola-
]pozostawil sobie W sercu
do Polski. ale Polska i
oolskoSc z niego wiclkiej korzysci
nice ME bedzie.
Skaut polski pod dyrekcya a.
nerykanskich instruktor6w mu-
il k%oniecznic STAG sic wplywem Il
icmnym. RUGBY %spoleczne, popie-
'anc przez polak6w jake pola-
l6w, Tub przez organizacye polls
zie, musza bezwarunkowo mice
akas pewna gwarancye, &c ida
ala W kierrmku patryotyz1nu, L.
rzymania, i budzenia ducha ma
odowego. Gdzie takiej gwaran--
vi dac ME MONA, tam ME po-
sic nastawac nalegac, DO
UGH taxi jak skaut, moze }atwo
sic z pod rak polskich
wpaSc W prad obey i szkodliwy
Jeszcze jedno slowo ma zakon-
Skaut polski musi koniecz
lie bye zorganizowany wed}ug
ajnowszych s%posob6w i prowa--
zony tax, zeby ME potrzebowaf
az sic podobnych organizacyi a
lerykanskich. Obawiamy sic moe
O, re polski "skaut' z poczatku
-werwa zorganizowany, potem
ajdzie ma tory przys}owionego
obojetnienia polskiego. Trzeba
obliczyc sic re si}ami
loralnemi i finansowemi. Skaut
az wprowadzony W zycie musi
yc .podtrzymany wszelkim kosz-
Jezeli Rada Narodowa zor-
anizuje gdziekolwiek d%ruzyne
1autowska a potem pozostawi
! swemu losowi, jakibedzie osta-
,czny wynik tego. Nowosc pro-
,ktu przeminie lokalne wladze,