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Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09
HOUSES FOR WORKING PEOPLE.

One of the big problems of modern high cost living
IS the providing of comfortable homes for working peo
pe Many of the big industries have had to take this up
They find that if mechanics can't find comfortable homes
thew won't live and work in a place.
The Youngstown CO., Sheet and Tube Company Is
the latest to try this ou announcing plan for oMlng
q million dollars worth of small homes for operatives
In many places the impossbiy of finding small and COM
Portable homes for prevents communities from grow
inc Yet at present prices Of building materials and Ia
Dor the capitalist says there is no money IN erecting
houses. -, -
No doubt farmers would find it easier to get help II
thew would provide little homes to rent to their aborers
MANY farmers who have made money on the present
scale of prices would do better to invest their money IN
this way near home than to buy securities OF property
located many miles away about which they know nothing
Probably the building of houses, like other things
will have to be done bigger scale. Where builder
undertakes one house at time the cost mounts up II
he can put up group at time the proportlonate cost
of each must be decreased Orders for big lot OF ma
terials somewhat uniform in character should secure
lower prices There should be reduction in the relative
cost of supervision.
The worst of building lot of houses at time that
they give neighborhood air of deadly uniformity
Builders will find that their houses will rent better and
sell better if given individuality and artistic char
acter little more money paid to architect to make
houses look like comfortable and pretty homes means an
easier sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

lest youngsters who has visited the
National League for many a day,
originally cavorted at this corner, but
he was superseded when Warner be-
gan to show what he could do.
The outfield doubtless will be COM
posed of Hinchman, Carey and Big
bee, of whom the latter has shown
promise of living up to the wonder
full advance notices sent out for him.
He is hitter of class, smart base
runner, and is a fast, sure fielder.
He will make a great running mate
for Carey.
Callahan's pitching staff, something
Callahan always has been able to have
around, shows loss of class, with
Mamaux ready to uphold the heaviest
burden. Plenty of youngsters will be
given thorough trials at the Hot
Springs training ground. Jacobs has
shown class, as has Evans. And there
is Cooper to help out.
Wagner probably will be the first
string catcher.
Callahan's chances look much bet
ter than year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09
JIMMY CALLAHAN'S
TEST THIS YEAR
(By United Press)

Pittsburg, March 8.-Jimmy Cal
lahan, former manager of the White
Sox, goes into the National League
race this year for the supreme test of
his career as a manager of major
league baseball clubs.
At the helm of the Pirates, with
e. brand new baseball club of his own
selection, he must live or die by his
own efforts as structural pilot.
There is scarcely member of the
club as it was when Fred Clarke
made good his threat to become a
farmer.
It isn't even certain that Hans
Wagner will be present to hold down
first base. If that is the case, then
Callahan will have to figure all over
again for a guardian at that station,
for Wheeler Johnston has departed
for the minors. AS second base he
seems to have dug up a real star in
young Farmer.
Shortstop promises to give Gala
han some worry, for he has dispensed
with young Jimmy Smith and Wag-
ner doubtless will not attempt to play
in that position. He still has an ex-
cellent infielder in Douglas Baird and
this youth may be converted into a
shortstop.
Warner seems to have cinced job
at third base. Baird, one of the flash
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

We Know How to clean and press
your suit to your satisfaction. Ell
Centro Tailors and Cleaners, 600 Main
St., opposite P. o. 3-1c
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Those smart fellows who write the articles urging
farmers to keep strict of books may not be able to
locate where they spent than half of their last
weeks pay envelope.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Sudan Grass Seed 100 per cent
pure, Berkeley analysis. Kelly's Nur-
sary and Seed House, Ell Centro. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. yA S. Keller of Long
Beach are stoppin& at the Barbara
Worth hotel while Spending a few
days in the city. y
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09
IHE PRESS CQ0K BOOK
Strawberry Meringue.
Daily Recipe


21s cupfuls stale bread, cut small
1quart milk
eggs
" cupful sugar
Grated rind of " lemon
tablespoonful melted butter
1-3 lebel teaspoonful salt
1-3 cupful powdered sugar
/ cupful crushed fresh berries,
sweetned.
Soak bread in milk; when soft, add
sugar, salt, beaten yolks, lemon rind,
butter; mix. Pour into shallow,
creased. dish, and bake in a moderate
oven until set. When done, set aside
in cold place. Just before serving
time, cover the top with the crushed
berries and heap over these stiff
merinuge made from the whites OF
eggs and powdered sugar. Place in a
moderate oven until the meringue is
set, and a light brown on top. Straw
berry jam may be substituted for ber-
ries. Recipe is easily divided.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Formerly you had to show knowledge Of the consti-
tuition laws and public policy, in order to win applause
as statesman; you merely get the garden seeds to
complete list of your constituents.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

The same boarder who camOrs for potatoes now is
the one who used grow because the andady was al
ways serving them.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Everyone denounces the successful food speculate
vet everyone would be pleased get invitation to dl
ner from any of them.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Had T. R. been president the United States would
either have been ordering the whole world around, or
picking itself up ruefully out Of the ditch
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

From underneath the bed the muffled voice OF
Uncle SAM bidding the warning powers to STOP or ne
will send small boy out to lick the crowd
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Perhaps the people who really started some OF these
food riots not much hungry themselves as ueSlf
Gus of seeing other people hungry.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09
Creole ChOwder.

SISOiC SuoWuVAs
u pound salt Goldfish
can tomatoes
3 white or Bermuda onions, sliced
thin
large potatoes, cut into cubes
green pepper, finely chopped
cupfuls water
2 level tablespoonful butter
level tablespoonfuls flour
Salt
Chopped parsley
Have ready fish soaked in cold wa
ter as necessary; press dry; separate
into flakes. Add onion, pepper, po-
tatoes and water to tomatoes; cook
slowly until vegetables are tender.
Add fish; simmer twenty minutes
longer. Melt butter, mix with flour;
add this to chowder; salt, if neces-
sary; cook five minutes more, STIR
ring constantly. Add parsley and
serve very hot. A few chopped olives
may be added. Canned fish flakes
or fresh boiled fish may be substi-
tuted for salt cod Nourishing and
If too thick, add more
water.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Of course the food price investigators shouldn't be
expected to evolve any brilliant ideas unless their
minds are stimulated by high priced cigars.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

You may see that tighter waist line in the cothe
of the college boys and the bank clerks but not in hos
of the manufacturers merchants and bank presidents.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Anvone would think our railroad trains need to be
protected from submarines by smoke SCREEN by the way
the men light up in the smoker before starting on jour-
ney
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

The government couldn't really commander the T.
phones in Of war; that would Interfere with "
iting."
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

There is great complaint of the shortage of help,
but no one has found any shortage of bosses
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

The food spectators have unfortunately forgotten
that other years coming in which friendship is quite
a help in selling goods
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

After reading the market reports, the landlady
marks that potatoes healthfu and nour1sh
anyway.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

Anyway, overt acts have been committed by the
politicians tiptoing around in their gum shoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

According to the latest revelations it to be al
liked up that the United States is to be annexed Mexico
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-09

weeks pay envelope.
Formerly YOU had to show knowledge of the consti
tuition laws and public policy in order to win applause
as statesman you merely get the garden seeds to
complete list Of your constituents
Anvone would think our railroad trains need to be
protected from submarines by smoke SCREEN by the way
the light up in the smoker before starting on Jour-
Iey.
Perhaps the people who really started some Of these
food riots not much hungry themselves as desl
GUS of seeing other people hungry.
From underneath the bed comes the muffed voice of
Uncle Sam, bidding the warning powers to STOP or ne
will send small boy out to lick the crowd.
Everyone denounces the successful food SPECTATOR,
yet everyone would be pleased get invitation to din
ner from any OF them.
Of course the food price investigators shouldn't be
expected to evolve any brilliant ideas unless tnelf
minds stimulated by high priced cigars
The same boarder who clamors for potatoes now is
the who used to growl because the andady was al
ways serving them.
Had T. R. been president, the United States would
either have been ordering the whole world around or
picking itself up ruefully out Of the ditch
You NAV see that tighter waist line in the clothes
of the college boys and the bank clerks but not in those
of the manufacturers merchants and bank presidents
The government couldn't really commander the tee-
phones in of war; that would interfere with wis
iting."
After reading the market reports, the landlady re-
marks that potatoes heathful and nourshng
anyway.
The food spectators have unfortunately forgotten
that other years coming in which friendship is quite
help in selling goods
According to the latest revelations it to be all
xed up that the United States be annexed to Mexico
Anyway, no overt acts have been committed by the
politicians tptoing around in their gum shoes.
There is great complaint of the shortage of help
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
obudz sic ludu kochany,
Ma pomoc Polsce spiesz!
Pedz z Polsh niemieche plemie,
Gdy Polsi ludowej cheese!

Ma zegarze przeznaczen wybila
Ola Polski godzina ostateczne,j
WALK
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

FG--E --tt.E---
ME ola niej te podroz przedsiebie
RE, ale chce tylko bez przeszkody
uzywac rozkoszy, " jake rozpu-
stny Wsch6d obfituje. Utwierdzi
la sic W TEN podejrzeniu jeszcze
bardziej, dowiedziawszy sic, jaka
wielka Hose kufr6w i skrzyn re
SODA zabiera.
Opuszczajac ia wlasnie W tym
czasie i to ma dluzszy przeciag cza
SUI, zrywaf Cecylian ostatnia mic,
ktora oboje malzonkow re SODA
wiazala.
lCiag daisy nastapi.2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
SWAT
Madrosc P~rzedwieczna
0powiadanie historyczne zczasow
panowania cesarza N. Aureliuza.
(Ciag dalszy.)

N"rnclia AM pomySlala, ami
pr "rzuwala, jaka zmiana ZaSzla
" .u>tvnir od cZaSu owcj ucZty.
.">tvn ME wHtp:i wcalc, lie sta
rz... ktnrcyo pozna,, jest chrzc--
ST.. ..dninrm: TAX on, jak dzicci gfo
81: vice chrzrSrijalskie nauki, Il
10 oyia prawda. Ia ktora on tax
G;,Euo yonil Wrociw.SZy wiccZo-
r,m w dniu isrzvsk do domu, spi
81: rala roZmoWe l. nicZnaj omym,
q o"wirdzi dzicci i poczal to wszy
S1-o rozwaZar. I'm wieccj mySlal
nah tenn, TEN .%ia>nicj mu sic W
du>zv r"bilo. lyle czvtal, lyle sic
urEyl. rZcmuZ mu ME przyszio nj
-r,r na mySl. ably z~ajrzec take
DO >%wictyrh k>iag chrzcScijan.Alc
mliZrdzrnic do Mich tax wielkie
hy'". zr upatrywano W tel sekclc
w>.y>tkicyo, ale ami pomysla} kto,
Z" am sic micSri wyjaSnienie maj
w;.%nicj>zvrh zagadnicn filozoficz
uN.'h
.;u>tyn. jake prawdziwy flo
": poznaw>zy prawde, poczal i
dz.alac. Szuka} jc.j d}ugo, bfadzil
d,I.vo, odkryw>zy tcraz jej Slad,
pouoanowil ME >poczac, az poki
.ie.} zupclnir ME po>iedzic. Wtedy
S~r.o.lzicwat sic dopicro znalezc
>pvkoj, znalczc owcgo sternika,
60 mial okret jcgo zycia wsrod
barr doprowadziG b~ezpiecznie do
przystani pokoiu i s~zczescia.
Laraz ia drusi dzien pobieg}
M Monte Mario. Odzwierny poz-
mai so i wpuScil.
f'rolomcuSz sicdziat wlasnie W
cycnie swoich dziatck i opowia--
dat i'm O przvmiotach Boga, pro-
$40 j .%jaSno, zcby go pojac mog}y.
Oy"wiadajac i'm o milosci Boga,
m.mowoli poczal movie Z cieplem
i zapalcm. przcdstawif dzieciom,
l">my wSzyscy wolni i niewolnicy
zarowno dziecmi Boga, przedsta-
VIZ i'm mi}osicrdzie Boze wzgle--
dem bladzacych ,cierpliwoscc wzgle
dem grzcszacych i nagrode, ia
XII Bog udzicla "a pelnienie do
hr"yo
K natczona uwaga sluchai Ju-
S,yn slow starca. coraz jasniej TO
h::o mu sic w duSzy, SERGE rozsze
r4:l mu sic. jak kielich kwiatu
wohsr poranncgo slonca.
Nauka sic S%konczyla, a on prag
ralby .i~c>zcze godziny Gale s}u--
ciac. ~uzyzniac wyschla swa du--
81" orzczwiajacvm strumlenlem
u.wdy. Przystapil do Ptolomeu
S1a i rzckl:
Znalaz}em to, cZego s7uka--
lem tax dluso. Bog przywiodi
mnic do ciebie, prowadz mnie ty
t.raz do Niego. chce, music 20
So: chrzeScijaninem.
caly dzien juz pozosta} W ci-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

Vase przybycie juz czekaja we
Francyi tysiace wojakow z ca1ego
swiata.
Ma Vase przybycie czekaja CT
co juz W ostatnich dniach zaciag
nell sic do Armii Polskiej. i odie-
chali do obozu.
Ludu Polski = pod bron!
Mech zyje samoistna Armia Pol
ska we Francyi!
Mech zyje Wolna i Zjednoczo-
ma Polska!
Mech zyje Polski lud
W kt6rego rekach cud
W ktorego rekach przyszfosc
Gala.
Naprzod ludu!- Tobie chwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

chef will. Gdy mad wieczorem ze
gna} sic Il dziccmi i re starccm
dial mu Ptolomeusz cwangelie Sw
Jana i polecit mu ja przeczytat
sobic Z uwaga i dopicro potem
przyjSc znowu don lego.
Juz san poczatek zachwycil Ju
sigma sWa wzniosloscia ma po-
czatku bylo slowo, d slowo by}o Il
Boga. a Bogicm bvlo slowo.' Cos
|pOdobncyo ME Spotka} Zadncgn
T. filozof0w. u coraz bardzie.j rosna
filoZof0w. Il coraZ bardzicj rosna-
!,cm zajecicm czyta( i czytal: CO.
raz j%a>nicj rysowala sic pred o.
czvma jcgo dusZy postac oBSklc-
go Zbawicicla. coraz silliej CIV
wal miloSc i wdzitczno>c ku Bo-
skiemu MiStrzowi. Ola JuStyna.
co tax dawno laknal prawdy, KIT"
ry ME byl re Swiatcm zwiazany
Zadnym zicmskim wezlcm. ME It.
wazal na Zadnc wzyledy. stan i
wezly krwi, nawrocrnic bvlo lat
wcm. rola serca byla be- clcrnl,
be- kamieni, ziarno c%wangclii mo
Clio tn zcjSc bardzo pirknic.
WSr6d takich zajtc j >tudvow
zaSkoczylo Ju>tyna zaproszcnic
Go domu kornclii.
\icraz juz prowadzil l. MIA Jul
stvn rozprawv filoZoficznc, pre-
ricz to bylo tax modne W Rzymie.
|Tcraz dopiero zupclnie %inaczc.j
jcj odpowic!
- TO, co dotad jc:j dac moglcm
- m6wi} do Sicbic - to byla sto-
.jaca woda mrtncgo bayna. teraz
roprowadze ja do bijacego zro--
dla zywc.j woody. do Bo>kicj ma
droSci. WySmicje mnic mozc. po-
gardzi nina i wypedzi. gdy jcj os-
wiadczr zc to Sa nauki chrzeSci--
!jahskir, do kt6rych sic %przyznaje
Gala ma du>za. MECH tam. to
mnie ME powstrzvma. Brakuje
mi ieszczc cafego ich p%oznania.
ale wynagrodze to mym zapalem.
Dlugo. bardzo dlugo trwala roz
nova kornelii 2 filozofem. Opo--
wiedziai .jej. .jak poznal Ptolomc-
usza, jak pierwsza nauke odebraf
L uSt dziecka. jak SLIME jest teraz
przckonany BoSkoSci tel relign.
Y zapalem nowonawroconego
przedStawil je!i g10wnc zaSady
WARY, a re zrecznoscia f%ilozoficz-
ia odpar( kazdy jej zarzut. kor-
nelia starala sic ME zdradzic Z
tenn co sic W jej duszy dzia}o. ale
JUSTIN zapytan zarzutow
przcz mia stawianych. L zapatry-
wan je,j obecnych IA f~ilozofie i re
lligie. poznal. jaka walka wrza}a W
tenn sercu. ohy tylko j M zna--
lezc chciala tego sternlka.
Odwiedziny Justyna zamia>t
przyniesc kornelii uspokojenie
du>zy. wzburzyly ia jeszcze bar
dziej. G}oSno odzywal sic W jej
wnetrzu CLOS Boy. mowiac.v lel.
lie tylko W zupelnem oddaniu sic
prawdzie moze znalezc zupelny
Spok6j. ME mniej glosno jednak
oburzala sic jej Gala istota IA
mysl. re do tego przvJsc musl.
Mijaiy dnie i tygodnie. korne-
liza ME mog}a powziat zadnego pc
stanowienia, ia nawolywanie Ia
ski Bozei odpowiadala: Me, ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
BREM0ND, Tex.

BREmOND, lex.
\. B. P. J. Chr.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa.
Prosze umiescic pare nowin Z
,naszego Texas.
Dnia 1890 b. III. odjecha}em 2
panem A. C. Barton do miasta
Huntsville, Texas. Przestrzen 1876
milowa odbylismy samochodem.
Miasto Huntsville ley w ogrom-
nych lasach sosnowych lecz jest
tam take debina, czyli lakewood.
W lasach jest wiele tartakow. W
ktorych sic wyrzyna drzewo bu-
'dulcowe. Miasto wyglada wspania
lie, wybudowane. 50 lat temu. a
m%ieszkancy sk1adaja sic z r6zne.j
naradowoSci. Sa tam rozmaite fab
lryki, znajduje sic wiezienie State
Penetentiary" SO fabryki mebli,
woz6w, bryczek, trumien, Jest
wielki stanowy uniwersytet W kt6
rym sic kszta}ci bardzo wiele stu
dentow.
Grunta So tam mie,jscami bar
dzo urodzajne, tylko re okolice ME
zaludnione i zna,jduja sic wielkie
|pustynie. jest wiele hodowc6w by
dla.
4 tamtad jechaliSmy przez An
lder>on. Tex, tam mialem sposob
nose widziec sic re swcmi starry
mi przvjaci6imi. ]obejrzalem So
bic nowy kosci6l, kt6ry tamte.jsza
parafia budujc. Proboszczem jest
tam Wicl. KS. Domanski, kt6ry "a
Isluguje sobie ma pochwafe TAM
|tcjszej parafii, poniewaz podja}
niema}o piracy PREY budowaniu
tel novel Swiatyni.
Powrociwszy do swego starego
|Bremondu, Zasta}cm tn nOwine IL
nam Pan Bog deszczu udzielic ra-
czyl, a talk spragniona nasza zywi
cielka. dzieki Bogu ugasi}a swoje
|pragnicnie - a byl to deszcz, kto
~ pada} prawie W calym stanic
Wesola sic zakoncza W przysz-
}y tydzicn, a narachowa}em ich
COS II tel jesicni:
Dzien Dziekczynienia, ktory
'przypada 29go listopada, bedzie-
my obchodzic bardzo uroczyScie.
W uroczystosciach dziekczynnych
wczmic udzial Tow. Wv. Ma. Polls.
Sw. Jozcfa. M. 12S = Tow. Niep.
'Pocz. NajSw. Maryi p, Grupa los
Zjcdn. Polls. r.. Kat. Tow. 1mie-
ria Jczus. mr.. S5ty Sw. kazmierza
kr6lewicza Mr.. 435.
Prose- pan6w korespondent6w
w Texas, azeby nam donosili no.
why T. naszcgo stanu Texas. DO
mas bardzo %interesuja te wiadomo
sci co sic W naszym wielkim sta
ME dziejc.
Dnia Ago listopada przywiezio
no tn zw}ok; zo}nierza Tomasza
Domerockiego, kt6ry s}uzyl W woj
sku a zabity zostal ma wyspie Ho
nolulu, pogrzeb mial wspania}y.
Wiel. ks. T. Szy1nanski epor-
towal zw}oki z domu do koscio}a.
o%dspiewal willie potem odprawi}
msze sw. i wyg}osil piekna mo-
we. Powiedzia} il to jest zo}nierz
% lat starry i zginal smiercia
przypadkowa. Matka, bracia i sic
stry daily mu ostatnie pozegnanie.
Przepraszam, IL ME moge OPT
sac wszystkiego ably ME zabierac
"a wiele miej sea W poczytnym
Wiarusie. Abonentow zas Wiaru-
50 upraszam, ably odnowili swoja
lprenumerate: niektorzy juz swo-
Liza powimosscc spelnili. "a co i'm
Idziekujemy
NJ G.. Basinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
Naprzed pod 0rla Bia}ego
Nam Znaki

obudz sic ludu kochany,
Ma pomoc Polsce spiesz!
!Pedz z Polsh niemiecke plemie,
Gdy Polsh ludowej cheese!
Ma zegarze przeznaczen wybi}a
Ola Polski godzina ostatecznei
Walk
TERAZ. ALDO NIGDY!
Albo teraz skorzystamy z po-.
mocy najpotezniejszych IA swie-.
Gle, a nam zyczliwych panstw j
walczac pod znakami Bialego Or.
la Polske Z kajdan uwolnimy =
albo przepadniemy ma rowni z ma
rodami. ktore o prawa swoje IL
pomniec sic ME umialy i Ia wieki
zgine}y Z map.y panstw wolnych
niepodleg}ych.
w ciagu 12O lat niewoli, trey
ray zrywaliSmy sic do boju. Pra
dziadowie nasi, dziadowie i ojco-
vie oddawali ochotnic krew swo-
ja i zycie W walce "a Polske. -
CYL wolno nam, ich potomkom,
milczec i T. zalozonemi rekoma pa
trzyc jak Polska ginie ia wieki,
cyl wolno nam odpychac kara
bin. kt6ry nam do reki wklada.ja
by bic Niemca?
kto jest najwiekszvm wrogicm
Pol>ki?.... "kajzcr'.
kto dzicci polskie maltretowal
ia to. zc pc polsku Ojcze NaSz
chcia}y odmawiac?::. "Kajzer''!
kto nam Polske zniSzczyf, kali
>kic zbombardowal. Czestochowe
zbezczcSci}, Warszawe okrad},
chlopa polskiego Z ]odwiecznej Oh
cowizny wygnaf?.. "kajzer'
kto polskich legionist6w w FOL
dackic przcbral szyncle i braci
kazal mordowac?.. ''kajzcr'!
Wszystko, co zlc. to-. "kajzcr'
Gale pickle Polski. to-. "kaj
zcr'!
Vice presz, Z ia przckleta ga
DINA, precz z Prusakicm z pol
skicj ziemi!
Smierc i przcklehstwo Nicmcom
i Kajzerowi. a wolnoSc i swoboda
Polsce naszej, naszemu wieSniako-
wi i naszym mieszczanom
Polska ruszyc sic ME moze. BIO
otoczona ia pierScicniem armat i
karabin0w niemicckich. Jcdcn
ruch do wOlnoSci.-to Szubienica,
Vice ia mas kolcj!
Ma mas tulaczy, co tel dro--
gicj Polskie.j Zicmi pochodzimy.
Polaku. tufaczu. Polska ma Gle
bic woia....
Chwytaj IA bron!
Mako, Polko....
Polska ma Ciebic VIOLA. Oddaj
.)ej Syna SwegO!
Dziecino polska. Polska ma Gle
WOfa......
Oddaj oica >wcgo, ably poszedf
W bog i Tobic WOLNA wywal-
cyl Ojczyzne!
Mezczyzni. "a bron i dalej ma
kajzera.
4 Wy zacne Polki. zajmijcie
sic przygotowaniem cieplej bic
liznv Ola Polakow - wojakow,
haftowanicm polskich sztandarow
i hartowan:em serc polskich FOL
merry Ia niesmiertelnych bohate
row, potomk6w Bartosza z pod Ra
clawic.
Wszyscy Wychodzcy! Mezczyz
nj ely kobiety, starcy ely dziew-
czeta = stancie ma CLOS Polski i
praca swoja do zwyciestwo dopo
m6zcie.
Nasz kosciuszko ma mas VIOLA,
Bvsmy Szwaba poszli prac.
Bic psiawiare, kiedy ME chce
Dobrowolnie Polski dac!
Ludu polski! Pomnij, re tylko
W rekach Twoich WOLNOSC |
NIEPODLEGLOSC Ojczyzny spo-
czywa!
Me szlachcice - ME magnaci-
ME bogacze i uczeni tylko, ale