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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
1fn UDIy Truth.

The Chicago Tribune, a re
publican paper. says; ut is
an insult to common sense to
affirm that the tariff enhances
the price Of wheat, corn, oats,
cattle, hogs, horses, cheese,
milk, hay, fruit, vegetables,
cotton or tobacco leaf. The
price of the farmers product is
fixed by the foreign markets,
and the price of nearly every
thing the farmer buys is deter
mined by the tariff and its in
cidents. 1t is an ugly truth,
but it cannot be wiped out"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
A LETTER FROM "AuNr c. REEN."
She Lectures her Nieces on Untidiness I'd
Common Fault of Thoughtless
Young Girls.
"THE BLUFFS" Nov. 8, 1889.

THE BLUFFS" Nov. 8, 1889.
MI DEER GIRLs:-Yu rite thet yure
mas kinder ailin. an thet makes me
think Nv sumthin i've often ment tu
speak NV. l kno tibet you'uns think
heep nv yure ma, but sumtimes them as
don't kno yu ez we'll ez l do, mout be
apt tn think the contrarie; I'll tell ye
wy. When wuz to yure house a vis-
itip, ther wuz lection goin on to the
hall. an yu both sed that yu'd be glad I'd
stay hum. if ye cu'd git yure ma to 60,
becaus yu sed thet she hardly ever did
go ennywhares, an ye thot it 'ud do her
good, and kno thet ye ment it, an thet
ye'd do most enything to Civ her pies
sure. Well, wen you'uns found thet
yer ma wood'nt go ye jest flu around
an got reddy yeselfs an trotted of.
never thinkin thet ef ye cood'nt saker-
fise the evenin to yure ma, ye Good hev
don't kno wat mean, do ye; we'll, i'll
tell ye. About half our after yu gurls
went out so clipper like, yer ma went
inter the bedroom to lay the baby down
an cum out thru the sittn room with d
look Nv releef on her tired fase, but ez
she glansed round the room the tired
look cum back, an she heeved 81 tibet
wood hev made ye sorry if ye'd heerd
it-her work war'nt done yet. Do 70
remember, Mandy, WHARF ye thrown
down yer brown felt hat, wen ye had
tride it on before the settin room look
in glass, because 'Lidy was usin the
bedroom wun.l ye sed it didn't look
good with thet wrap; when ye went
back for the black hat wy on airth
didn't ye take the brown wun with ye,
it wood'nt hev took but minnits long
er, an didn't yu kno by wat yuve dun
before, thet if ye thru it down it nd cum
in yer mas way to pick it up before yu'd
think wv it agen? Yer poor tired ma
thet has enough pickin up to do ful
them ez is too little to do thay owl
pckin up. Then, 'Lidy, thar wux yel
apern on chare an a sash on anuthef
wch ye left wen ye cum to the settit
room glass (becaus Mandy beat ye K
the mirrur on the buro) then ther wua
hankerchur on the label thet he'd bir
throad down fur better wun-gurla
gurls!l do ye kno how menny times yeI
ma hes he'd to pick up after ye wen che
wuz tired enuf alreddy. wen it woot
hev bin so eesy for yer own lively yunt
bodys to bend an stoop an put in order
Now gurls xpect this letter to DO sun
good, becaus kno yu luvs yer ma, an |
We only wood take time to think how
much difrence them little things make
to yer mas comfort an keep her frun
warm out afore her time-now gurls
yu mustn't git mad at me, becaus yu kna
tibet luv yu an yer ma too; she's no
only sister.
l declare i've rote on this subjick the
} w. eileen forgot to rite emmy news. onl,
, Lucindy is agoin to get msrrid abou
, christmas. an tel yer pa thet Obed Snee
zer didn't get 'lected after all; Civ m
Inv tn yer ma an tel her thet we ar qoiI
} to bev a wild winter becans We he,
, chikens fer dinner an the gixxaFd
, cleened awful eezy. Rite soon to ye
luyin ant, c. REES.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
Winter Is here to stay.


Montana was admitted as a state by
presidential proclamation Nov. s.
John Doumecq was on the prairie last
week and left two years subscription to
the Sunday school organ.
Auditor Rhoads left the cares of office
behind him last Friday and spent the
day with his host of Grangeville friends.
Davis K Cook work cheaper for cash
than any shop in the territory. New
shoes toed for twenty-five cents. SHOES
set for twenty-five cents each. 81
For SALE OR RENr.-A good ranch on.
ly three miles from GranpevilIe. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creek
runs through it. Price $l,400. Terms
easy. % Enquire Of W. A. HALL
Mr.. o. B. Bentley, of the Point, called
Tuesday and ordered the F. p. sent to
his nephew who lives on the famohs
ostrich farm in San Diego CO., Cal. Mr..
Bentley is from Kansas and lllinois,an
he thinks the prairie comes as near to
being Gcd's country as any he knows or
And so say We all OF lie.
Come to our Mt. Idaho store for the
only genuine bargains ever offered in
the entire county-our entire stock pos
itively offered AT COST. FOR CASH. We
mean business, and want to save the
expense Of moving our goods before
closing out, WELLER WAX.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15

A terrible blizzard prevailed
in Colorado and New Mexico
a few days since, causing i'm
mense destruction of human
life, live stock, and other pro-
perty. The tag end of it arri-
we'd here, Monday night, but
beyond blowing down a few
rods of old fence it did no
damage. Sure-enough biz
yards are unknown in Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15

Cattle and cayuses are getting fat.
Early sown grain is looking fine.
Quite number of our farmers are
blowing.
JAG. Witt has gone to Elk city on
business trip.
Cool nights. frosty mornings, warm
days, and grass looking fine.
Messrs. J. B. Sloan and C. L. Kerlee
are hauling timber from the mountains-
Mrs. Higgins is visiting her sister,.
Mrs. f. P. Turner, across the Clearwater
this week.
jeff. Hendren has erected new fence
in front Of his yard, which greatly i'm
proves the looks thereof.
l.. Yeher and Peter Ready have re-
turned from the east and are gathering
and branding their stock.
Coram Bros. are expected up soon
with their hogs, which they have been
feeding below for the past two months.
Messrs. w. w. Stilwell and Manuel
Sebastian have returned from theis
hunting trip and report having killed
four deer.
JEFF. Hendren had the misfortune D.
few days ago to have his horse fall with
him and break one or two of his ribs.
JEFF. seems to be out of luck this fall.
The election was clear miss; too bad!
1t seemed as though our judges were
not much interested, as two OF them
were absent and the third only stayed d
short time and left.
Fairview school is getting along fine,
and everybody seems to be learning,
whether they want to or not. That ID
business; keep them going. We also
have nice Sunday school, with Mr..
Kinkaid as superintendent, and Mrs.
Hanson and Miss Mary Read as tho
teachers. GUESS Who?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15

dleberger. The elections have
no particular bearing on ma
tional politics, and we advise
democrats d not to place much
significance on the way the
cat jumps in an "oll'' year like
this. 1t is always so in the year
following a presidential cam
paign.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
From John Day Creek

School in district No. is working its
way cheerfully through the ''three RS"
as we'll as other studies. The roll of
honor for October is:
Willie Deasy, Kttie Elfers, usrry
Deasy, Mamie Elfers, Sida Gordon, Et-
tie Turnbull. Roy Walsh and Masie
Walsh. HELEN j. WALSH, Teacher.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15

Delegate Dubois has tele
graphed from Washington to
|. N. Sullivan, of HALEY, that
he can be the next chief-.just-
ice Of Idaho, if he will accept.
Dubois stands by his friends,
and we like him all the better
for doing so.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
LIE IDAHO CO., IDAHO TERRITORY l5

Fremont Wood, of Haley,
a notorious politician Of old
Alturas county, is to succeed
Willis Sweet as L. S. district
attorney for Idaho. Judge
Logan, of this Judicial dist
rict is to be removed, aad
Sweet will occupy his place.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15
Local School Notes

County superintendent Robbins and
DIR. Bibby visited the school last week.
Prof. Bowser has arranged to have
the best essay in the Composition class
published in the FREE Press every
month. 1t will be termed the prize
Essay" Three competent judges will
decide on the merits of the productions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-15

Call on h. +. Fulton at The FREE
Press Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10
SUNDAY February 10, 1889
Ia the First District.
Before ] Judge Henderson Friday:

Before Judge Henderson Friday:
United States vs.. John WEIGH; SEN
fenced to four months and costs for un-
lawful cohabitstion, he having plead
guilty.
United States VS.. David Buffers; de-
PENDANT arraigned and plead guilty to
the charge of unlawful cohabitation
sentenced to $10O and costs.
United States vs.. Henry Ballard; de-
PENDANT arraigned and plead guilty to
the first charge of unlawful cohabita-
ton; sentenced to TWO months and
costs.
United States VS.. Thomas Griffin; de-
PENDANT arraigned and plead not guilty
to the charge of adultery.
United States vs.. Thomas Griffin; de-
PENDANT srraigned and plead not guilty
ito he charge of unlawful cohabitation
United States vs.. Hans J. Nielsen
defendant arraigred and plead not
guilty to the charge of unlawful cohabi-
tation.
United States vs.. Thomas Godfrey !;
defendant arraigned and plead not
guilty to the charge of unlawful cohabi-
tation.
United States VS.. Thos. Godfrey de-
PENDANT srraigned and pleaded not
guilty to the charge of adultery.
In the matter of the application of F.
J. cannon, editor of the Standard, vs..
G. r. Belnap, sheriff of Weber County.
the court rendered its decision that the
complaint did not state facts sufficient
to constitute criminal libel. This
virtually disposes of the case.
United States vs.. William Wattersou;
defendant arraigned and pleaded guilty
to the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
Sentenced to three months, $500 and
costs.
Before Judge Henderson at Ogden.
yesterday:
Josephine Nielsen VS.. Neils w. Neil
son. Hearing of motion to set aside
default. Order setting aside default
and order to defendant to pay S35 at
torneys' fees and S25 ailmony pending
his suit; also ten days given in which
10 file answer.
A. E. Barnes vs.. Theodore Brubach
Motion for new trial heard and taken
under adviceueut.
Joseph Firkins VS.. AL Ellsworth. Or
der dismissipg appeal on motion of
respondents attorney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10
raised platform in the south hall on the

raised platform in the south hall on the
second floor.
Speech king was INDUCED in by
several well-known citizens and men
bers of the Council, after which each
member took up his part as reception
committee, and made the guests as
mucn at home as possible.
The hall was beautifully decorated by
numerous flags and bunting of gay col
or, and theEbsnd diseoursed its sweet
est melodies, which sounded most sub
lime in the large hard finished halls.
A large gathering of citizens and Wis
itors were present from all parts of the
city and surrounding country and from
towns as far as Provo and Pocatelio.
Dancing was INDUCED in to consider
able extent and all seemed delighted
with the success of the inauguration.
No distinction could be made as to
what political party was best repre-
sented. Peoples, Liberals and Mug
wumps all mingled in the throng.
The speeches, too. we're Oncommonly
free from political illusions and speak
ers from both parties were invited to
address the assemblage. Every BODY
seemed satisfied with the last reception
by the present mayor and council.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10
Briefs

THE MD made travel very unpleas-
ant Friday afternoon.
Two passengers for the Penitentiary
left last evening from the First District
Court, of this city.
THE electric light was used at the in
auguration and de- dication of the new
City Hall last evening.
HUNDREDS Of people from the country
stayed in town last evening to witness
the Peoples Party ratify their ticket.
TOMORROW being election day, and
consequently a legal holiday, the police
will doubtless be kept busy just the
same.
THE select knights of the A O. U. W.
are out with invitations for a grand
ball, to be given in their hall next Tues
day evening.
SHOWING on the mountains in this
vicinity nearly all day Friday, although
the sun shone brightly in Ogden and
the thermometer rose to phenomenal
hight.
a LARGE number of people came up
on the evening trains from Salt Lake
last evening to be present at the rati-
6cation meeting in the Tabernacle.
The most of them returned on the FOWL"
last night.
TOMMY EVANS, the lad who had his
skull fractured while coasting on the
Fourth Street hill three weeks ago, is
so far recovered as to be able to sit up
portion of the time. Those ac-
auainted with the extent of the injury
are surprised at his rapid recovery.
THE benefit ball in the Third Ward
meeting house came off FRIDAY evenin
and was a very enjoyable affair. The
attendance was larger than expected,
notwithstanding the attraction else
where. and the receipts toward furnish.
ing the house were corr, soondiaglv
increased thereby.
LAST evening the Ogden Brass Band
was out, and with torches blazing
escorted the Peoples Party, or as many
of them as would fall in lire from the
new City Hall to the Tabernacle, where
speeches incidental to a holy con-
tested campaign were listened 70 by
the multitude assembled. Everybody
present seemed sanguine of the success
of their ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10
The New City Hall.

Friday evening the City Council met,
as per adjournment, in the new city
ball for the purpose OF formally open
ing that beautiful building to the pub
lie aud dedicating it 10 the use OF the
civ for all time. The Ogden Band was
present in full uniform, and occupied a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10

We are at ali times glad to receive COM
munications from correspondents on topics
of public interest, which should be ad-
dressed to our branch Office, and be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but as gusran-
tee of good faith"
Subscribers will oblige by promptly noti-
flying this Office of any failure in the de-
iverv G. this paper.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

ktora czfowieka iaczy z ja-
kims nadprzyrodzopym swla-
tenn i zsspaka]a jego ducbo-
we dazenia i potrzeby.
Mo2e historyk Zwiazku N.
?. ,na Francya lub Wtochy
ma mysli. Zaiste podziwiac tyl.
kc mo2ns, do jake; t. wiel.
kesci doprowadziiy Frarcya
nvwlara Wolter. i zasady Ru-
sa, Iub moralnosc komunis-
tow. Ia Ludwika XIV miala
'francya Dednego tyrana, o.
becn,e ma ich Gale kopv.
Wszyscy okryci p}aszczem fra
zesow o wolno$ci, rownesci i
braterstwie, a narod osromo-
cony straszua sedanska pa
ryska kleska, )eczy dis pod
ne2arem chclwosci wyzyski-
waczy bez Boga / sumienia.
Teraz W miejsce jedaego ty-
rama, rzadzi Francya zorgani.
zowana banda rzadowa i sza).
ka rozbojuiczych gieldowlczow
- ktora ssie szpik z k,sci
narodu!
A Wiochy! ha: ta zje 1no-
czona Italia, wyrzekiszy sic
Bcga, stawla nomnik, rozwio-
zfemu nnlchosi Glor1ano
Bruno. Lud umierA z glodu
lub emlgruge. Bandy rozbolni
kew czynla nlebezplecznq ka5
da W tYm klasycznym k7aje
podroa. Rad zadluzony po >,
say. Strawlws7y )uz ostatn
kes d@br kosci@Inych, stol Ira.
prxepascia pahstwowego ban
kructwa, krol q jego mniste
h Ia 1spy &ismwka, zbroczen
rwi% Frsuscuzow!
TAX podEosza sic powdh
u padxu 1farody - ktore .
II zesty sic z )arzma rellgh
s! L&alstws pop6w, jak ucz
f.. Grygl. NVlde Buffalo Ex
/ pres = Sept. IA. 89..)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
w { A r u S
daruje kalendarZe!

daruje kalendarze!
Kto sic pospieszy
z przes}aniem zap}aty
"a ,Wiarusa", odbie-
RE W prezencie duzy
kalendarz z obraz-
kami, pod tytu}em:
,Kalendarz Maryah-
ski dla wiarus6w. I"
ma rok 1907 prze-
szfo 100 obrazkami,
o 40 stronicach.
Nadto podaruje
kazdemu, kto mi "a
pfacl SDonament7
kiazeczke pod tytu-
lem ,Nabozehstwo
do Sw. J0zefa'' / O.
braz OLGA swietego
Leona XIII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
j. wvdawca: HierOnim Derdowski.

iatwo wyrozumied: Prac swe
brudy publicznie, ME wlelka
to przyjemnosc, a do skwapli-
wosci wcale ME pobudza. TAX
jakesmy przeczuwali - TAX
to JUL widzlmy - sprawo-
zdanie ME Jest dokisdne. Pi-
sane ono Jest po Sejmie ze
stronniczs tendencya: Opusz-
czone, CO sic ME podoba; do
dane CO do krama p. Grygl.
pasu)e. Gdziez sic podziaa
wniosek ks. K. D., ably powsts-
niem podziekowac p. Osuchowl
b. prezydeatowi "a dwuletnia
lego bezinteresowna pr.ce?
Mnie;sza o to-
Me bylihysmy nawet po-
czynali tel wstretne] dla mas
sprawy. Nasz 4al i zmsrtwie-
ME mog!ibysmy byli @acho
wa5 W sercu, gdyby tylko
ehodziio . 'osobistosci: ale tn
chodzi o og6l polskiego kato.
'lickiego ludu, tn chodai "a
~sady - to- chodzi o przestrze'
'&enie nieswiadomych ;przed "a
-graaaisce,n niebeEpieczen-
stwem, powiedzmy wyraznie
tu chodzi o religia naszegc
wychodzawa i jego ~nateryal
ne interesa. MilczeS wiec mic
mozemy= milczenie byfoby wy
stepkiem.
Szumne a proane mowJ
kilku fsazesowiczow, szcze
golnie arcyfrazcsewlcza p
Grygl. wypowieaziane po lay
nielegaAnieiszem odrzucen"
maluceka wiekszosc,a popraw
XII do Art. III. S 8. pokazas..
dobitnie, jake pr1ez diva Ia
ia skcycie zywiono zasady, js'
XII to Ouch ogarn4! tycb wrDs
komyoh przew6dzcow naroas.
ale zarazem pokaGafy nedzet
;ch glow ubest~o sulnienia
Me bedzlemy tu stwlerdsa
ich waasnemi siowami, ze &c
wrzeke,ni mowcy,. pr6cz fraae
sow, m;e maja &adnej wiay
ME przyznaja sic do 3adHe
religii, a najmnae; do nas1e
katol'okie), DO to.5a2 instyn'
tenn lNd nasz dawno przecu,
wal, negdy lm aic dow'erza'
a iezeii Cd dwoch lat zaczz
przystepowat do Zwiazku, t
dla tege, ze raz 6; panowi
skryli swe pazury, powtort
2e poengnal go prsykfad xiii
ku gorli kaptaa6w, kt<
rzy W .dobrej w,eeGe zawlt
rzyli fragesowiczom Il stall 81
mimowiednie parawanem dl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
ch, a poneta dla ludu.

Mich, poneta dla ludu.
Zreszta pr.epowiednie pc
wnego kapfana zwiazkowego
umieszczone W Zqozzle, spelni-
fy size co do joty.
To tel jest wsselkle praw-
depodobiehstwo, ze tea sam
lud, jak poszedf "a przykfa 1
dem swych pasterzy DO Zw!az-l
| ku, tax tel tefaz znov ni-
MI ra2em opusci szergi zwiaz-
kowe zarazone bezwyznaniem
i niewiara. DO towarzystwa,
ktorego przedstawlciele publ
cznle wyrzelzli sic wszelkiej
WARY, spotwaraati kapfan6w
/ t. d. - re swoitEl luder ksle.
Ia nalezee bez grzechu ME
mega.
Mech pod berto uowego
kro.a ,grup mad grurami"
garna sic ci wssyscy, kt6rzy
"a przyktadem fego ME 'nosza
biletow krayzem ma czo-
zach, tylko nejq zbolaae pier
si - Mech ten meuacha 2
minneapolis 1agarnie pod swe
skrzydia wsGystklch sbezwy
znaniowcow, ateusDow, zyd-
kow polsk1ch i pczWacio1 e
i Kanady - aie':h sic wyrzek
! ME klech6w i popow - MECH
temi hufca,nl wywafczy Pol
ske; ale MECH bed0te przeko
: many, 2e my Pelaey, katoli-
; cy i wierni synewie uaszych
prawowieraych. oIosw "a MIN
do tel Polski n,e pojdz,e,ny
= I'M y n G C h III y
P o s k b ez !B oga
bez ret i:g i.-~
P. Gryg.. Aby pme:ie czems.
kolwiek uGas:lduiG lub tylko
: ustrolc swole beu~yznaniowe
; wykrzykaeki, paacza sic y
{ swe] MOVIE ,,od 'tronu" ma
!: pole ju& ME histoty'l faktow
DO tego trze|sa sc &ucsyc, ale
ma daleko fatwie}s2e pole Fl
: lczofii historyi -st,o to rzecz
, dla frazesow1czow arcy}atwa
;! Sypie wisc gornoletne a sa
J menu sobie niezrusumlale fra
: zesa 0 nrodowosoi, religii =
: toleraacyi. posteeie ducha
!, ,,zasadaoh~ t. d. Il VIOLA "
: zachwycie: ,,Czy wy p a
n W ie ME n c,*
praw byc II o | a k a
! nj, n isse b e d4ac k a
! t @ llk asl IL" Ta sam
! k W e t,y gro q s
! n e b zGo i e czeG s t W e n
Il w k t m u n u S z G
al .nu mar dowe t:
fix W 8 t y:a ;sn o W a
2 lnn.e mare d v,
& e te n.arod st era.
su g pod,E sza pow 0
III upad k u, to z tie,
przy zysny 2e sic
W y b lily "a W o In 0 s {
z reli ijnych b VIE
e 2 6w."
Mic ME movlmy jul o tyn
y historycznym fafszu - Q tyn
pom6wimy pozniej - gSrne
% lotny a proany ten faxes zna
czy pc polsku: Nam PolaEon
a do naezgi narodo,oo$cl relgi
kotol. nie pot,zeJa = rel;gll
kat. to @asza aguba. Oczyzns1
nasza pred stu laty apadta b
}. 6yla hotohckq = upadly 4 INN
II norody, 6o 6yly hatolckie :
one teraz po,cstgq, 6o sic u
wolnlty od viezo1o reIgii. Vie
u = my, pano,oie, powstanaemy
ale gprzod porzuclc muslnass
avszelkq oTaaolonq aolare.
DosyG wypisac te wyrazy
ably mice wyobrazenie, jak'
ten cziowiek paia nlenawisci;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
kALENDARZ MARYANSKI
OLA WIARUSOW
na rok Panski 1890 T..

ma rOk Panskl 1890 t..
kalendarz, ktery wydaw ~
Wiarusa daruJe swoim abonent'
zawlera CO nastepuje:
y Siiczne Obrazki ,,,.
~ A''oo"'" "o" ,'n M Gaego
mlesiqca.
q Ozd bione er, .;.,
m j W k ma str -: -
zapisywanla najwazniejsz x.as, NV,
padkow, i Nowor
ilustracyq.
81 Piec obra ,as
stronie druku zajmu]a' ~rah A,pa
k}on swletych Trzech E5~s,; ,.
. A.e''Nion' &C., '>oS w b0sS. P. Pc
sE o mo 4 e.
- 49,. - 'obraz ofta-
l1' %so;a1 49, ~ % p .sjecej pomocy
IN ~ osN., oN ~ 'sko Turynie
~ ~ 0Ds"1'A p NJ dziefa nZywot
fa-e) Sw. Franc .;s.A,, M .o1e
| Wilk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

do religii katolicklei jake
W swej zbolafe] p;ersi 2ywi
zfowrogie zamiary. Me mniej
iednak tn wychodzi ma
wierzch jego kwadratowa glu-
pota.
,Polska upad.a, DO hyla
katollcka":: co 20 fassz histo
ryczny, co "a nonseus! Dzien
wprzod gardfowaf ten czlo-
wick frauesami ss komstytu-
eva 5go Maja, jake jedyna re-
kojmsa uratowanla Rzeezypos. /
politej, ktors TO konscytucyaI
przecie by}a osnu:a ma tie.
czyste katokckiem. Dzis wo-
Ia, ae kutolicyz,H zgubit Pol
ske. Tu jud wypada tylko z
humo1 ysta lwowskim zawofaS:
,,Pmse m0ster, lpohty5a to nee
AWsts,'."
Co zgubifv :=asza "jczyzne,
to kazdy kto cokdIwiek zna
histsrya ,dobrze VIE Konsty-
tucYa 3go Maja, lctore jedy-
ME 'mogSa ocalic nasza '0j-
czWne, przyspleszyaa jej upa-
\ dek praez to- ze' escienni wro-
gowie, widzsc W uiej tallznaan
odrodaenia 'Harodu, ME dopus-
c'h sifa i puemocq do ]si wy
konanm. ale >starall sic wszel-
Niemi .srodkami utrzy mywas
lw narodzie auareh;9, bezbo&
nosc, zepsucle obyczalow, ko-
lrupcya, aasfanisjac sic para
lwanem bronienla praw ucrS-
nionych aysydeutow = kto-
irych Mkt nie .uciskai.
4 Mech 'nam powie p. Gryg.,
lktSry to 'nar6d zzgubi}a religia
kat. j ktore to narody talk
bardso size podnosza zerwaw-
szy Kescioietn? 'Czy jake
narody W staru1ytnoscj, sred-
nioh wiekach lab W nowozyt
nycln czasach? My wlemy, IL,
Nv starodytnosci wieksza czei6j
zaloayclek pahstw byfa zaio-'
2woielami i fundatorami reli-|
gil. Names, Kcnfucyusz, Solon,t
N0asa = Mahomet, zafozyw-.
sly panstwa, dali i'm razem q
prawami pewna rrligia. Czyz
Ii Moj4es2, ogloszeniem praw
,, sosklch, nie rzucil fundamen-
tu pod nsrod Gzraelski?
Dalej historya mas uezy, lie
dopok} sss~ssych naredach 'trwa-
la cIho& tfStsnywa religja, ma
, rody tie bYiy wiegkie - Gle
,, .zyiy sic szc2esciem, pomysi-
nescia potega. Hlstoryk gree.
XII Xenophont piekn1e pisze W
tym wzgledzie. ,,Nppo6ozn;ej-
sze nor'oey a'asa5y .soajnaedrsae
''gdluSS sst'elsSace lza,ist,oa."
i Najwieksi myslicisle stare.
&ytnosci, fax Platop, Plutaron,
Cicero Tacyt j It. d. uzna-
} Ii religia "a nieodzowaa potrze-
be fundameut ka2dego pan
stwa.
Tel prawdy de~odzi mega
tywnie historya powszechna
m strasznych Frzykfadach.
Skoro narody pepadfy w obo.
|)etnosc o rzeczach WARY, "a
czely sic chylie stopniowo ku
;; upadkowi, gdy zas nar6d "a.
czqt sic smjat i szydzlc re
swoich bogow, tedy wybi1a
: dian ostatnia godzina = Gre,
cYa = Rzym, cesarstwo BIZ
zantynskie oto straszne
przyklady.
Moae p. Grygl. ma na mys.
Ii Niemcy = Rosya lub Az
, glla. Te pahstwa wcale sic ME
! wyrzek1y religil, owszem Gala
sta panstwowa stara]a sic W
, narodzie utrzymaG te choc
4 fafszywa, ale zawsze religia,