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Evening journal., 1888-06-29
TORPEDO AND A HON sE.
FIned for Fast Driving, Although
ne Could Net Help Es.

ne Could Net Help ~.
81 Letter to EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, June IS "A case Of peculiar
interest was heard before Alderman Jester
last evening. A young man employed by
Frank Moncur, harness manufacturer, was
driving one OF Mr.. Moncur's horses, a
spirited animal, on L1oekerman Bt, when
the animal became frightened by the Ak
plosion OF a large torpedo propelled by
smell boy. The horse, despite the efsrts
OF his driver, ran down L9ockerman Sc
aud to add to his terror, just as be reached
Governors Ave, a second torpedo ex
oloded on the sidewalk. The driver on
information was arrested for fast driving,
and on hearing testimony which left
Alderman Jester no option be was fined SIC
and costs, amounting to sl2 80. The al
dsrman said that in his opinion the Law was
decidedly severe. as II left him no option II
the premises. Mr.. f. 7 Graham. a livery
stable keeper and thorough horseman, say
be will swear to the facts as given above
aud it is thought that Mr.. Moncur will to
day enter suit against the town 70
/ damages.
Court Of Errors and Appeals adjourne'
Yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
WASHING ros svLLns.as.
Close OF the Comme ncemens Xxx
ercfses Yesterday.

ercises Yesterday.
Tbs commencemans exercises OF Wash
lngton College, Chestertown, which dates
back to 1888, began ia Ssam's hall, Chester
town, Monday night An oratorical con.
tsst for two prizes took place, ia which
seven young gentlemen from X mt county.
hes'rs Harper AMI HsaRhan. OF D1rshes.
ter, Tull, Of Somerset. and Porter. OF Caro-
,iue, entered. Mr. Wm. f. Risaeu, OF
Ghestertown, VISA awarded ths rst priza.
$40, given by Mr.. w. II H4iler, OF
Philadelphia; Me. NJ. s Harper. the second
Hoods works, offered by Prot Watts, OF
the college. The judges were Prof. Clark,
Reuben Carey and Robert Mobray.
The Mt Vernon Literary Society held It's
anniversary wednesday night. Thomas @.
Weeks OF Baltimore delivered an address,
bis subject being THE World
The commencement prayer was held yes
ierday morning. Lawrence Smith Of
Fairlee, Kent county, was the only grAdu
ate, and made the salutatory and valedic-
tory addresses. The junior class also made
addresses. J. w. 8. Jones OF Somerset
was presented with gold medal from the
visitors and governors as the most distin-
tiucuishsd for Industry and progress in the
4 jnuior class T. II. Breerwood was awarded
the prizs for the most meritorious sludenk
In Latin In the preparatory department..
The Alumni Association elected B. n.
Perkins, president; II. II Barroll. flrsI
vicc-president; Oscar NJ. Purnell. second
vicepresident, and ] Y. Todd, third; eco,
retaries, r. d. Hynson. Rowland Watts.
February % was appointed as their ban
quoting day.
The students gave hop 10 the haIl as
night.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
accident % The Clty Of chester.

The City Of Chester broke one of the
blsdes of her propeller yesterday after
noon, when starting from the F urth Sc.
wharf for her last trip to Philadelphia.
Il is supposed that piece Of timber or an
obstruction Of some kird came in contact
with che wheel The Chester was taken
to the Harlan e. Hollingsworth Co.'s yard
this morniag by the Taurus. She win be
put in the dry dock and the damage ascer-
tainei and repaired immsdistely. The
Wilmington has been taken off the route 70
Augustine Pier and will run on the Ches-
ter's schedule.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
milIs, wagon works busy.

James Mills the wagon manufacturer OF
East 4sh St. is quite busy at present. Hehss
lust finished coal wagon for the Harlem
coal pockets at l19.h st. aud East river,
New York, aud has two more to build for
the same hrm. Other orders make total
SIX wagons under way for New York tirns
Three heavy coal wagons, with capacity
of 7OO0 lbs, are being built for coal dealer
in Boston. MIR. Mills has shipped wagons
to New Orleans, Chicago, Baltimore, Hart
ford and other cities The superiority Of
these wagons consists ia certain improve
ments. on which Mr. Mills hes patents, and
which are Of such utility that he has nc
trouble ia placing his orders all over ths
country.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

n, OTICE-IN CONF JRMI1Y WITH THE
" rrovisiors OF the Act OF ths General Is
sembly OF the State OF D.iawsre passed at
Dov r March "A, A. d, 1883, notice ls hereby
given that an application will be made 10 the
Honorable Ignatius c. Grubb, assc ciata in ge
of the Superior Count of the StAte Of Dslsw are,
rfsising IN New Castle county, on Saturday,
June 80 1885. 1T 10 O'Clock q. m, 81 the county
Court Houss ia the city of Wilmington for the
incorporation OF a company to be called ''Ihe
Commonwe lth Beneficial Ae7o iation," the
objects Of which are charitable and beneficial
purposes JOHN bloba,
Attorney for proposed incorporaio-s.
- fCE-TEA C4ERS EXAMINATION.-
~ There will be an exam nation OF teachers
for Sc nd md thi d ede Ger ifcstas In Mid
detown on June rs, iu Newark on June %, enc
in iimington lin scnooi binding No. /, on
French st ear 9th on June 80.
HERM y BESsAY, Superintendent
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
NE xRnnNotthe rIan.

The EVENING JOURNAL has been assured
this m0rning, by his mosher, that John D.
vlnsinger or 2l9 Shipley Sc did not
threaten to commit suicide on Wednesday
and that he was not uodsr the influence Of
liquor, but was quietly sleeping. The re-
port which did this young man great in
justice was given to q reporter OF this
paper by member OF the household in the
presence Of at least two reliable witnesses.
Il appears that the wrong name was given,
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
win. a medal.

Charles Yetter was presented with .
gold medal by the seogerbund for selling
the most tickets for the Cape Nay excur-
sion. TEE medal consists OF a scroll
with the owner's name engraved on it
Hanging from the scroll Is a wreath in
whica Il Tyre with a scroll underneath,
having the words Delaware sesngerbundR
on it The badge vas made BY Smyth aud
Fell OF thiz city.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
z THE TIMELY RAIN
Et Dashed she wheat bus saved she
Tomatoes.

Aom1N0eHs
The heavy rain and wind yesterday
dashed great deal of ripening whsat bo
the ground ia New CAstle county Hun
dreds Of acres are down and will never get
up again uutil the harvester lifts II. IL
will interfere very much With the work
OF tho reaper. 1n upper Kent
It struck much Of the wheat jnst as IL had
been cut d)wn. Further down the state
below Dover, the wheat has been hsr-
vested ard shocked. The rsin came In
good Tins for the tomato growers. The
drought had almost ruined all prospects
FOR crop this year Farmers who
had contracted with Gamers to
furnish a certain number of acres
Of this vegetable were Ia DESPAIR.
Some Of them had resorted Co artificial
irrigation, carrying water ia carts, but this
IA as costly as 1t Is unsatlsfactory This
rain saved the situation and with prompt
ard jndicious replanting the farmers viii
be enabled 20 fill their contracts. Fully
one fourth OF ths tomato plants had per.
I ished for want Of rain.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Patriotic Exercises az Grace.

Appropriate exercises for July 4 viii be
held Sunday asternoon 10 Grace NJ f.
Sunday scnool hall at o'clock The
d, claration OF Independerce ell be read.
patriotic singiog rendered and ssvsr@i reel
tatious and addresses given. Grace orches-
ira will furnish the mrsic for the occasion,
which promises 10 be an interesting eae
All are invited
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

TUE LATES ESr.-DennfsOn & Peach,
I02 East 5ih ST.. deTy you 40 beat a..
4 SET. segar for $1.25 per hundred;
You VIII never duplicate it. More
honey at 10 cts. Id. Fhe fiuest tess
and cofFees n speciality; our new
naked tea az 60 css. beats thr world
for nne flavor; for a delicious drlf X
Of coffee 80 30 IO2 and 1O1 East 9th
st. DENNaSON < PEACH.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
NOTICES.

NOTICE UNDER AND ; URsU UANTTO THE
1s Act Of the G neral Assembly OF the sfa'e ~
Delaware, entitled IAN act g ncsr' ing private
corpo ations," passed at Dover, March IN.
1883, not ce is hereby given that an Application
will be made to the Honorable Igratius @.
Grubb, associate Judge OF the Superior Court OF
the State OF Delaware, residing ia New Castle
county, s .turday the seventh day OF July ioss,
at ten o 'clo ok ia the morning at the county
court hous4 10 the City Of Wilmington, for the
incorporation Of 8 company 70 be cal ed. The
Law and Order Society Of Wilmington. De q
ware" the purpose OF which are charitable
and religious.
WILLIAM s. PRIC CKETT,
rtnenau far Innlrn nra tnrn-
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Rsv. n. n. Cook on the Campaign.

At Second Baptist Church suudsy morn
ing the ordinance OF the Lords supper will
be administered. The attendancs is gener-
ally large at the July communion, because
OF the absence OF the pastor IN the follow
Ing month. At this service the right hand
OF fellowship will be extended to all new
members. In the evening the Rev Richard
D. Cook will preach on 1.-The Successful
Candidateu from the text They which run
in race, run ell, but one recsiveth the
prize y
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
mayor-EIect HarrIngtOn'a FOrce

The newly-appointed policemen bonded
this morning aud were Immediately meas
ured by Councilman Quinn for their suits.
All of the men announced yesterday sue
ceeded in passing the physical examination
exc pt George Wlngate James Scott one
OF the appointees, il is alleged. is not o
voter in tue ci,y. Scott was formerly en-
ployed on the Font and Union street car
Tine. He viii make good officer.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Robbery.

A thief broke the plate glass window Of
L Hsrrls's store. 1i2 Market St, abous Ii
O'Clock last evening and abetracied about
SIS worth OF revolvers and riggs. The
watchman was on duty at the time, bas
nothing was known Of the affair unsil this
,,.ornf,.av
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
beet American wine in this market.
P. Plunkett & Co., 1OS and 40 Market
ST.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Parker & Stanley. harness. trunks, trsV
cling bags aud all kinds Of horse equip
ments enterprises Harness Works. 3. w.
Cor. % and Orange Sts'
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Send to Belts Drug Store, Cor. 9th
and Market SITS for articles you cam
NOS fnd elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers. White
and Shaded Tips, etc, IN great variety
Miss L. Steinickens 217 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

There is no use talking, the Boston
House is the cheapest place in the
state to buy clothing.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
CITY ORDINANCES.

n Office.
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.
Notice Is hereby ven that the Following rro-
viai OF 4 city ordnance ia relation - O s.
charg ng guns, pistols cannon, fire cracaess or
otHer fireworks within the city limits VIII be
strictly enforced:
CITY ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING TIE FIR
ING or CANNON, GUss. TIsTOLs, FIRE
CRACKERS OR OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIN THE IIsHTs or THIS CITY.
BE it ordalned tg The Council of TFilnliH9ton:
sEcrtos s. II an person shall At anF tim
hereafter within the limits OF thia city fire cff
or dis harga any cannon, gun, pistoi fire
crackers, suu'bs or cther fireworks OF any klnd
or ( any person. except IN regular course OF
some la fu business, trade OF profession shai
make a bon fire or any fire 10 any OF the
p M c sire t. lanes o. alleys OF this city or ia
any other pla e IN the open air within sad C "
within 81 Varae OF any street lane or alley, euch
person so ffend.ng shall for every sneh odence
fort it and gay a fine OF pft le, han 81 nor
more thaa $40 provided howeVer that
I public display OF fireworks may ba held nnd
Give in the public pa X OF the ui y. situste %
tween veaIh and Eighth and Fra klia a.
BrOome 81 ee q on lhe we terry side OF the el y,
/ and in such place o. places o. the steriY sids
4 OF the ,,ny as the City Council ha st any time
/ or tunes h reater by m -jority vote direct
/ SAD publi. cisplay OF fireworks shall ct al
/ times wheresoeYer they may be held be under
4 the control II special committee u Council Z
\ be aDpoi4ted fTo.A time 70 time for that tpecih'
/ purpose
SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts OF ordi
name S au relation u the firing Of cannon. guus
/ pistols, fire cr ckers, or any othrr fireworks o
my KIDD within the city lmits hefetofore OF
4 in end passed BY the Ciy Council OF thi
city are repealed.
Passed at the city rail- Wilmington, Delaware
September. 9Th A.D 1854
c. b RHOADs. Mayor
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Sea turtle lunch at c. Kellar'a 5asar-
day morning and aEeniag
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

The best -four in the city is called L
& G., sold by Nichols, 0tb and King
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
vvllm,nrton clearing Heuse. i.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the Clearing House for today wsxe
xlOS. 592. IS and the balances $50. .7ul 4S.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
EXCLUSIONS.

NNIIMINGTOy AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD will issue exc 81 Il tickets July
) and inclusive, goo for turn on July 6, to
ali points on Wilmington aad Northern road.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
HELP WANTED.
REssMAKlNc.

DREesM KING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
i at 500 w. 7th at. Cutting done BY draus ht.
ii guaranteed
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
LOST

II OsT on MIsLAID.-PolICY NO 81 S1i,
Il v issued by he Penn Mutual Life lasurance
Company on th life Of william p. Preston
he fiuder will please return il 20 the nnd.r-
stoned ApDlication hRs been mada for he is
silinu, az a duplicate Sig ed
WILLIAM B. PRESTON.
TOsT or MIsLAID POLICY NO. 80 as,
Bl issued by the P. M Mutugl Life lnsu ance
q mpany chs life uf Samnel McC Mctherson.
The finder win please return It q the under
signei. Application has been made for The
issuing of duplicate. Signed
SAMUEL McC. MCPHERSON.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
BOARD AND ROOMS

DOONs FOR RENT FOR LODGING AT
III 1911 Market So. Apply 6l9 shpl-y SO.
DOARD wAe TED, ANSWER STATING
I'D terms. ddress g. L., this cfiice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
NlEZGODA " ALPENlE.
Alpena, Mich, IA kwietnia IS
Szanownv Redaktorzel

Pc zacietej walce tutejszej
miedzy Towarzystwem Narodowem
i Towarzystwem koscielnem, ktore
do Zjednoczenia katolickiego MALE
zy i goraco pragnelo, by jaknaj-
predzej Towarzystwo Mar. Kosciusz-
Xxi zniszczyc = zwiazkowcy prawdaa,
zgoda i jednoscia zwyciezyli, do
czego sic najwiecej wielce tn sza-
nowany OBJ. St. Mankowski przy-
czynif - to tez dotychczas jeden
drug.ego szanowa} a przeklehstw 2
zadnej strony ME ~us}ysza}. = Zgo-
da buduje a niezgoda rujnuje -
talk zawsze nam oh. st. Mankow-
ski wspomina}, kt6ry mianowicie ma
uroczystosciach narodowych WY
wal rodak6w do zgody, jednosci i
podania sobie d}oni braterskiej.
Ia zgoda przeciez d}ugo W iowa
rzystwie narodowem ME potrwa-
Ia, be CO OBJ. St. Mahkowski zbu-
dowa}, sami zwiazkowi %7rujnowali,
a potem ma MIN k}amstwami sic
mscili, w nadziei, IL oni OBJ. St.
Mankowskiemu oczy zamkna, cze-
go kropidlarzom dokonac ME by}o
podobna. Oh. St. M. jest tn kazde-
mu bardzo dobrze znany, jake cz}o-
wick cieszqcy sic zaufaniem znacz-
mel wiekszosci ca}ej parafi, a
wszakze MASTER Wiarusa poznaf go
W Toruniu dobrze i vie dokiadnie,
co z niego "a cz}owiek. (Prawda,
znam go osobiscie jake czfowieka
spokojnego i rzetelnego oraz jake
dobrego patryote. - Majster). Ma
wet ks. Sklarzyk, przekonawszy
sic, re Mahkowski dobry katolik,
Polak i p%atryota, dobrze o MIN
sic wyraza q. nieprzyjaciolmi jego
gardzi. :.
70 OBJ. St. M. szczerze i z po-
%swieceniem pracowaf ola sprawy
Zwiqzku Mar. Pol. i t~utejszego Tow.
Ko$ciuszko, kt6rego jest organizato-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

q ANDERSON, Tex, uprasza
obywatcl Il. Podraza p. J6zefa
Szmigla, czionka Bractwa sw. Kaz.
mierza " Baltimore, NJ. d., o ma
desianie mu swojcgo adresu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
pod sztandar narodowej organiza-

pod sztandar narodowej organiza-
cyl, majacej ma ce}u, wydzwignle-
ME drogiej Polski z wiezdw niedo-
Ii i rzad6w najezdniczych satra-
pow, cz}owiek, kt6ry potepia
wszystko co dobre i szlachetne, to,
co GAIA polskosc sankcyonuje, "a
dobre uznaje, i istnienie tegoz a
probuje, -cz}owiek, ktdrego glow
nym celem i dea}em jest materya-
lizm,-taki cz}owiek, jest b y
dlaconyi ME wart nosic imie-
ME Polaka.
,,Tu ma emigracyi, gdzie nan
wolno wyznawac nasze przekonania
polityczne, powinnismy stanac jak
jeden MAJ W seregach q. N. P,
pielegnowac nasze uczucia narodo-
we, ME kalac naszego pieknego je-
zyka obcemi nalecia}osciami, ko-
chac Boga i blizniego, ME lenic
sic W wykonywaniu o~bowiazk6w,
jakich katolicyzm wymaga cd kaz-
diego jego wyznawcy.
Pamietajmy, re jest jeden Bog
i jedna polska Ojcyzna; re obo-
wiazkiem kazdego Polaka jest dbac
0 zbawienie swej duszy i pomysl-
nose rodzinnego kraju.
e d yn2 organizacya odpc.
wiadajaca powofanlu i obowiazkom
Polaka-tuFacza jest Zwiazek Mar.
Pol, w MIN jest nasz polityczny
punkt oparcia, tam winnismy kon-
centrowat nasze tufacze SHY. Me
dzieliG sic ma obozy i stronnictwa,
ale jak jeden maz, pracowaG
wsp6lnie, p~uszczajac W niepamieG
nasze osobiste urazy; wtenczas
tylko pomyslny rezultat ~uwiehczy
dzie}o waikiki o w~olnoseE [Powyzszy
ustep z kazania Wgo ks. DR.. N.
Jaudyszusa, podaje pod}ug steno-
%graficznej notatki. Przypisek
koresp.]
Geese CT, zacny Kap]anie, "a
dane swiadectwa prawdzie; czeSG
i dzieki "a wycisnione Ivy rozczu-
}enia Z naszych 6cz, bedacych "a
datlSiem %naszej, poprawy.
Zazdrosciemy szczesliwej parafii,
posiadajqcej tax godnego przewod-
nika i gorliwego s}uge Chrystu-
sowego, tax dzielnego Tolaka-pa-
tryote.
Tvs, Drogi Ojcze, uwi6z1 Z So
By nasze se1ca, ozywiajac je wiara
Jezusa Chrystusa. Tvs wiedzia}, co
mas boil, i odczu} nasze moralno-
duchowe ~potrzeby; ola tego 'kazdy
Twoj przyjazd, Why Ojcze, bedzie
ola mas dniem radosci i ~szczescia.
Z ktorego bedziem czerpat: wytrwa-
lose W dobrem i silna wiare "
lepsza p~rzysz}osc %naszej ubdstwia-
nej Ojczyzny.
Ma og6lne zadanie polskiej ko'
lonii w Waverly, N. Y. niniejsze
lodziekowanie sk}ada:
Jan A G............
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
NOVA POMOC
dla ZWiazku Mar. Pol.

Waverly, N. Y, Is. Awietnia 1888 +.
szanowny Panic Redaktorze
W1aruso!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
k lego i radzcy prof: T e

k lego i radzcy prof. T e.
tersa.
Komitet ten zasiada W gina.
chu starego Ziemstwa.
Obok teg> 20 powlatach
Ksiestwa potworzone beda ko'
mitety tilialne q obywateli o.
budwu narodowosci. J~estesn'y
przekonani, ze Polacy ME ID
mowiq swego udziaiu W lych
komitetach, a wszed}szy do
Mich pracowat beda gorliwie
W tel szlachetnei spsawie mi
fosierdzia.
Tymczasem wzywamy JUL
wszystkich poszkodowanych, a
by n%atychmiast zaj4li sic obli-
~c2eniem szkod skutkiem pc
wodzi ponl.siouych talk " 2y-
wynn jak martwym inwenta-
rz,,. W zepsuciu pol, w zasie-
wach, W budynkach it'd.
Take oblicze ne nalezy pre-
sy1ac wprost do kom1tetu wy
konawczego ia rece przewod-
niczace tego& hr. T osa
d o w k lego W g II n e +.
w Poznanlu w komlte-
Gle miejskim otworzono wy
dziaf, ktory zajmowac sic be
dzle badaniem i obliczanlem
szkod pouiesionych przez po-
wodzian. Do wydziafu tegc
naleay komisya ubogich, diva
m,strze budown!czy oraZ PIP
CyrylA d a m S k i, Fran
ciszek A ndrze.e W
S X i, w J. Jerry k e
W Z, B. L t Der
icy a d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

rem, wiadomo o tenn nietylko tu-
t~ejszeJ Polonii, ale i szerszemu po-
lu publicznosci polskiej W Anne
ryce, r6wniez znane i to, jake star
sly brat jego J6zef wiele sig do
rozwoju wv. Mar. Pol. przyczyni}.
Pomimo to, trzech cz}onk6w Tow.
W tax pod}y spos6b mad MIN sig
mscic zacze}o,'i to bez naimniej-
szych powod6w, re oh. St. M. ME
mogac d}uzej zniesc takich podbu-
RAN i oszozerstw i wiecej ola ia
kich ludzi piracy swej poswiecac,
ma przesz}em posiedzeniu "a
wszystko i'm podziekowa} i 4 Tow.
Mar. Ko$;ciuszki dobrowolnie wysta-
pill.
Ze przez wystapienie jego Tow.
Mar. juz W tych kilku tygodniach
ucierpia}o, wkr6tce sic og6} przeko-
ma, chociaz OBJ. St. M. ami zfego
s}owa dotychczas ME m6wi} -
owszem Towarzystwu osobistem
wp}ywem, lie mu Gas pozwala,
dopomaga,
Ia dobre TAXA zwyk}a W swie-
Gle nagroda.
Re OBJ. st. M. owe o~szczerstwa
przez tych trzech dobrodziej6w
szerzone do w~ystapienia Z Tow.
Mar. spowodowa}y, O to reszta cz}on-
k6w wielce sic gniewa, wielu ma
wet z Tow. zamierza wystapit, je-
zeli ,,ci %trzej" swych burd ME po-
przestana. Gdzie sic tyl<o Oh. st.
M pokaze, kazdy so z radoscia 20
vita, ma co owl trzej burr, ciele ze-
bami zgrzytaja i gdyby mogli W
}yzce woody by go utopili; tych
w}asnie trzech bratkow Tow. Mar
ma "a swoich urzednik6w.
w Tow, o czem sic Cd cz}on-
kdw d%owiedzia}em, grzebia sic jak
muchy W smole. Wiece; bym jesz'
Z o tych kwestyach doni6s}, ale
zanadto by mi zajelo drogiego GA
su, gdyz wszystkiego i ma wo}owe.
skdrze by ME spisa}. Dop6ki ob.St
M. do Tow. Mar. naleza}, sam mia
lem chet przystapit, lecz tera1
ME przystapie, DO jestem pewny
re Tow. W kr6tce sic rozleci, jeze-
Ii oh. st. NJ. zn6w, jake organlza.
tor, do Tow. ME przystapi i NADIA.
sic SVEN dzicfem ME zajmie.
Mech Szanowna Redakcya tyci
pare slow w Wiarusie umiesci ola
dodania ducha obYwatelowi st. M
by sig ME ociqga}, lecz napowr6'
do Tow. sic p%rzy}aczy}, czegt
przeszfo 80 cz}onk6w pragnie jak
%najgorecej
Druch { KussuJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

BAY CITY. - Towarzystwo
sw. Kazmirza bedzie obchodzi}a
rocznice konstitucyi 3 maja sam
dzieh rocznicy, o godzinie s VIE
czorem w hall p. J. Weltera ma
rogu ulic 1Stej i Farragnt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

Waverly, N. Y, Is: Nwietnia 1888 I.
Szanowny Panic Redaktorze
Wiarusa!
Ufamy, re mic odmdwisz nam
miejsca W 1amach Wiaruso ma wy
razenie naszej podzieki Wielebne-
mu.Ks. DR.. N. Joudyszusowi [Czar-
nieckiemu] Z Freeland, Pa. "a je-
go trudy i prace okc}o 'naprowa-
dzenia mas ma droge zbawienia
przez Sacrament pokuty, udzielo-
ny nam przez tego zacnego kappa
ma w dniach Is i II b. m.
Kolonija polska W Waverly,
N. Y. jest bardzo o%graniczona =
co do liczby przebywajacych tn
Polak6w = a i tn, jak i w innych
miejscacb, panowa}o rozdwojenie,
God czasu, jak KS. X Bloss-
burga, Pa, podoba}o sic, nazwac
mas masonami, zydami t. p.)
swary i ME porozumienia.
Dzieki Najwyzszemu Bogu, re
ten niepochlebny i hahbe nam
przynosz2cy stan rzeczy, owe pre-
sladowanie brata przez b%rata,od CHI
will p%rzyjazdu W ks. DR.. Jouda-
szusa, naleza do oby be- pow
.rotnej! - przesz}osci.
Co "a ko]osalny kontrast po-
miedzy ksiedzem .rzymsko-kato-
lickim", Polakiem dusza l cia}em,
aksiedzem ,,p raktyczno- ka-
tolickim alias ,kropidlarskim."
Wtenczas, kiedy pierwszy g}osi
sEowa mi}osci blizniego, to
drugi miota z ambony ma tych,
kt6rym prel chwila dab rozgrze-
szenie,-przydomki: masony, zydy
i t. p. tworzqc istne ,,piek}o ma
ziemi."
Me div przeto, re Why rs.
DR.. N. Joudyszus mia} wiele pra.
cy i dok}ada} wszelkich sill, ably
zbudowac to, co jego confrater -
przez Observation-Disclosures t.
j. pogodzic strony powasnione. Ola
tego niniejszem sk}adamy CT, Why.
Ojcze, nasze publiczne podziekowa-
ME "a usuniecie Z naszej kolonii
zapor, jake sprawl ojczysta, spra-
wa naszego drogiego Zwiazku Mar,
Pol. pc drodze kroczenia do og6l-
nej narodowej spojni ma kazdem
kroku napotyka}a.
Ty, Why ojcze, W SVEN ka-
raniu w~yjasni}es nam szlachetne
cele i daznosci Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
jego pierwszehstwo pred wszyst
kiemi organizacyami polskiemi
jego Observation-Disclosures i mo-
ralne %znaczenie. Da}es nam, Why
Ojcze, poznac Twoja gorliwosc oko
10 zbawienia dusz, powierzonycf
Twej pieczy; jak rdwniez i Two
nieszkalany nateryalizmem patry
otyzm i polityczna dojrza}osc, pre-
okreslenie obojetnosci i uprzedze
mia do u. N. P. n%iekt6rych pseudo
trybun6w, naszcj e%migracyi, tenn
slowami:
,;;Cz}owiek, dqzacy litylko d.
nagromadzenie jaknajwiekszej ilos
ci dolardw, o Mpominajqcy o Oj
czyznie j 0 potrzebie ~iqczcnia 81
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Vioming Co., Pa. Niechze on sam
lub inny z rodakdw, znajacy miej-
see jego pobytu. raczy sig do mnie
zglosit, q wielka sprawl mi ra-
dose.
alexander Goetz
Chagrin Falls, Ohio.