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stabbed In box stalls and groomed by assid-
uous experts. 1t has extended through the
whole range OF horses employed for the
rougher purposes OF draught. and hence Mt
the present chow some OF the most com
manding OF tho exhibitions are OF animals
used rs beasts OF burden In the hard
and continuous labors OF business. Ihe
great livery stables OF the town nre
no longer filed with refuse horse stock.
and even on tho public cab STANDS
very fair specimens OF tho breed are
observable. The quality OF the horses en-
ployed on the horse railways has improved
notably, and generally the people who use
horses are showing more critical knowl-
edge Of tho points most desirable In tho
animals. according to the different uses to
which they must DO put. They have be-
come better judges OF horscnesh. and for
this happy result we must give the origlna-
tors of the Horse Show their large and
due share Of credit.
or course tho horses OF distinguished
pedigree. Of remarkable speed. md OF great
accomplishments in tho hunting icld are
the chief attractions Of the show. and serve
to give 1t its highest interest for wealth
and fashion: but so also they have an equal
interest for the whole public. with tho con-
sequence that this exhibition has peculiar
distinction in being both popular and FASH
ionable to degree unexampled by any
other entertainment Of tho year. On
the evening OF the day OF the open
ing OF the Horse Show three dramatic
performances OF extraordinary attraction
occurred. but they did not distract the pub
lie interest from Madison Square Garden in
the least measure. That exhibition was by
long odds tho most important event OF tho
evening. The whole fashion OF the town
was there Us II it had been the opening
night Of the revived opera. and the people
who put forward no claims to fashion
poured into the vast amphitheatre in still
greater and more impressive numbers. 1t
is an exhibition OF bewidcring feminine
,oveliness unprecedented In New York. and
it is the greatest Horse Show ever seen here.
The election is over and tho gayety OF the
winter has already begun.
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IIou tit IigIro,
But It nav he that war has taken n new turn and
that We are already in the midst OF IL that the nations
are now lighting with millions OF money and the con-
AUGMENTATION OF their effective forces instead Of
fighting with guns and that tho first ono who SHAH DO
Obliged to admit that sho cannot so any further IN the
line OF arma ments will be the vanlnished Certainly
such war less bloody than the wars OF other times
bu, At tho time It 10 Just costly Ono thing 10
certain however and that that 10 impossible to 90
much further In this direction II 10 even impossible
that things remain long in their present situation
This monstrous German law II is to no initiated In
other countries must certainly mark the extreme limit
of what the nations do and what they VIII do.
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The conditions upon which we may have
underground rapid transit are now ascer-
timed:
There must DO a company formed with a
capital OF $5O.OOO.O GO. ready to deposit q mil
lion dollars MS guarantee that it will build
the roads. and n bond for two million dollars as
security against damages to property.
This company must be prepared. beginning
four months after the auction. to build n road
which It is estimated will cost from 100000
900 to S100.OO0.00O. The faro for passengers
must not exceed five cents.
The road must be built.
1t is formidable project. hut II 1t Is COM
mercialy sound there need DO no doubt OF its
ultimate construction. The auction OF the
franchise Is to take place on Dec. %.
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To IHr Enron TmE SUS--Siv' Your attic on the
deer II Long Island is somewhat wrong to the mum.
Der of deer IL. woods OF Long Island I'm Nov. 10
there w,re nve kNlrd To my Enowrdgr. on Nov ii
there were sN ailied. IN Nov, ~ there were nine
killed on Soy. - there were fourteen killed and
Nov IL there were iour Killed. TUeA' were sho, TO my
know ledge There are undoubtedly from 2Ou to LEO
within mics OF territory, nav" seen them IN
bnnrhes n three md tour. Last season there wers
tortvthr.- deer Killed, In -w years more ere vi"
be several hundred deer living on the marches near
Jac ksun'- Brook IN bWrk led this Year w., lghrt
when DIRE ssrd. over 90 pounds Yours host RESI- T.
full y, II. 4. bAKt. fatchosHr, !, J.
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Tho opinion Of President DIAz OF Mexico
upon the tariff policy Of his country is at hand.
lie has Just expressed 1t In q speech at the
opening of a new cotton factory in Orizaba.
He said that he desired tarifY which would
guard tho interests OF the consumer while
prudently protecting those OF the manufac.
turer." This is a mastery policy. set forth in
very neat language
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In refusing to appoint woman among
the School Commissioners Mayor GRANT. we
imagine. has acted moro from consideration
OF the feelings entertained by the majority OF
tho Commissioners than from personal con-
victions upon women's qualifications for such
duties. Tho existing Commissioners. all men,
preferred a Board OF homoge eous masculine
ity. and the Mayor has respected their prefer
ence. That is the main point.
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!, Mean. New Life to tn. South.

rom ne ~. LINUS Rspbb II.
"wntch the South from now on" said Sias n. Hob
good of Atlanta Property OF all descriptions will
now advance and immigration will pour into
tho South such az she has never received he.
fore. And do you want TO know tho reason Why Well.
1t I. because tho Force bill has been ssttoi and the
continuance of white supremacy is assured. No man
in the North and West would to hts family
lsto section that 10 menaced by negro rule. for
Northern man hates q negro worse than Southern.
do lie doesn't want his children tn sit sido by
side with negroes ut school and At church For that
reason Immigration has been kept AWAY. and tho
SOUTH with all her resources has Jagged behind There
will he two stalks of corn raised in the future where
there before. and manufactures and Their
dustries Will spring up In ali southern cities
From N. 4 ki"u fanatu'io.
The sun viii shine more brightly hers. The soil will
seem TO bs moro fertile. and tho prospects more
hopeful in all directions. There Is no Longer any fear
OF the Davenport. Force bill: there is no longer any
danger that industrial progress nd prosperity VIII
be threatened by unfriendy ami oppressive legislation.
sectionalism 10 dead asthe Republican party for Il
10 impossible that should live without the other.
impossible to appreciate 10 its fullest extent the
real magnitude and importance OF the Democratic tri'
umph The true nature of the event will dawn ON the
minds Of our people gradually.
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The Day or Vengeance.

To rux ErIoR Tux srS-Sr As yon ~er. tho
originator and champion Of the idea OF the Worlds
Fair for our city why not give us an editorial on tho
foresight ( displayed nv the Republicans IN drprrn.
us Of tho Exhibition and thus "pemucrhtHng llli-
nOis,
was a suhscribcr To THF SrN's Fair nd. and have
never become Inreu to tn" loss N tue snow nut
some thing in your n.uaI style MA he oalm To my lee-
inRs and en- pha-is 10 the recent victory. DEho'RAr
NV YORK, NOV. Ia
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ports OF the Department OF Agriculture. We
forewarn the delegates to tho Convention to
steer clear Of Brother RusK, to repudate his
agricultural proposition. and to give public as.
surance that they have no intention OF buzzlne
around the Federal Treasury. JERRY is pretty
sure to spoil everything he tries to manage.
and the beekeerers should adopt q resolution
excluding him from their Convention.
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To NV Enron or THr suS-SM' Early IN ne '''"
ragn subscribed for Tn suS to get an iG"' '"'b'
battle was vagina down East
After reading fur SuN ninety days Na.''r'' "' .
one on Cleveland although a strong R,po' 'i 10.
regret very mu"h The victory oi il~Nr 'n' ." -
venson. hut hereafter shah alwaN. rrp. ~" -
get the straight tip on matters post %. .,v,,
SAIL LAkE CRY. Nov II. ts 40 ub'f"Atl-
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It looks after all as though Mount st.

1t looks after all ms though Mount st.
Films will not be able to maintain its preten-
sions rs the tallest OF North American sum-
mits. Mr.. SCovELL has recently taken trigo-
nometrcal measurements of the Star Noun
tain or Orizaba OF Mexico. and has thus fixed
the height OF the mountain at 1892 feet
This result il only slightly in excess Of the
earlier observations. By anerod. OF Prof. HE'LL
PRIN and Mr. ScovELL. and is likely to DO more
nearly accurate. HUSsEIA's observations last
year give Mount st. Elias height OF 1900
feet According therefore. TO tho best data
now accessible Orizaba is about POO feet
higher than St Elias. and must he regarded as
the eliminating point OF the continent
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good many OF tho farmers of the east
ern townships Of Canada who find it hard to
make a living from their grain fields or tur-
nip patches rake in little money every year
from tho bee hives. which tho traveller can SEQ
while passing their houses. We have heard Of
one OF them who last year proGted to the
amount OF one hundred dollars by tho labor OF
his busy bees and he was envious OF n neigh
Dor who proilted still moro largely in tho same
way. lee keeping is II nice business. which
gives neat returns pretty roc ularly. and which
may help out the poor but honest farmer when
other things go against him.
Tho small farmers OF these States ought to
engage in it more than they do. Tho honey
and the wax AFRO always salable at paying
prices. and both honey and wax are fine things
for Che farmer to have in his house for domcs-
tic uso. Tho boys and girls Of the family can
look after the hives while their sire is doing
tho harder work about the place or counting
his income. Those Of the farmers who do not
understand scientific agriculture can followthe
old-iashished way OF bee keeping which is
very good way and n way which tho bees them-
selves including tho drones and the queens.
have always liked
Wa shall give due heed to the Convention OF
tho American Bcokecrers' Association. which
| IL about to ho held. The association repre-
| sents interests that have become important
within tho past few years. rs may be seen by
tho Tact that the value Of the honey ana wax
produced In our country this year Is estimated
Us high as S2O.O0O.0OO 1t aims to organize
this business on n large scale, to Introduce
| new methods into 1t, to securethe finest breeds
OF bees. to raise trained body OF beekeepers
| to improve tho architecture Of beo houses.
to promote the use Of certain patented inven-
| tons. and to enlarge tho production OF tho
best quality of honey Several OF the NOM
beers OF the association arc men OF great learn
ing in tho hee line. and they are anxious to
| make this years Convention OF practical nd
| vantage to beckeepurs.
| We must. however. warn tho Convention
against tho designs Of JERRY ltusK. AZ mat
| ter Of course. JERRY is DESTROYS that the Fed
eral Government shall take hold OF the Doe
business. and tho association has recently
been made aware that he is prepared to apply
| to Congress for an appropriation to promote
the advancement Of acientiho agriculture"
This 10 awful news. though It must have been
expected By such people 20 have read the re-
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cold day.
Bracs-on my way here IL got such 9 soaking that
had to take II On
Bsslsy-But II isn't raining.
yyAes-Eoo; IL soaked II myself
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When letters are delivered. as they are
soon to be in many Of the smalle: towns. from
bicycles. there will be no moro snal's pace for
Cupid's missives. They will so. il not exactly
on the wings OF love. Mt least on the most i'm
proved safeties. Democratic Postmaster
eneral will supervise the new department
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The Democracy OF New York Is invincible
when united. and It ought to be united steadi-
~ henceiorth. The straight road to assured
success in this town has 1892" as consric-
uous sign post In union there Is strength.
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Too Sanguin

Policeman to corr or s,atDr Move on. now!
Corner Statue Say. yuu must Va" ''u W
discovered perpetual notion
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NJ en- OF Letters.

~ handle more letters In doy than you 60,
said a man to one OF Uncle sans i0s'A' ein-
"Indced What Post Once do yo,H work In
Don't work In Post once al a." III
go or
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Perfectly Explained.

Irn NJ, Tyrytpun Refo,d NJ me- Times.
TuE SrS has protested on Davenport. ard won.
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yhc Stormy rs,rcrs Awful Vow.


From The MnneopHs TrihHn>
Mr.. Lease says she won't shave until weaver 10
slected President.
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ForsthOU.hi.

From ~.
why did your nurs" lnaNH ....,,,.e and
The Da by came down W. me w 'tit' n"a
II seems the policeman hHd never ""' "'"-
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IRON, the Indianapo'h Journal
Nrs Wstts--How 10 your husbands rheum atiTn
Nra Potis-Bsttsr. Think. or a. least An ssSsAse
mere used 70 "
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To ErlIoR or THE SrNSir: In THE sus Of this day
find some attention paid the to he desired
fellow beings. viz. tho removal of bonnets in the
theatre You vii! the thanks of thousands IL you
take up this question and agtate il. attended =
performance last Saturday evening in the orchestra
before me sat three women whose headgear shnt ont
the stage completely from my view and only by
continually moving TO AMI fro tnat caught
siOnnl glimpse NJ what WAS going On.
sincerely hope that his appeal will have the de.
tired effect especially there uoeS not seem TO exist
any other remedy for tins great nuisance NJ. l.. NJ.
YORK. ID
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To EDITOR TnE SuN-Sir: noticed in the SuN
OF Tuesday the article Five Ponnets on at tho
Play" We are continually sening mething in tho
papers women's hats at the theatres.
II seems to I've a com plant often made by men
that they cannot wome MS hats.
do admit that It is more KIND Of women to wear
small hats at theatres. &c
do NOT, however. SEQ how they will DO able
to sit with them of and held in their lap as the
article referred tn suggests. 70 long the disturb
often by going out aud coming In between tho
acts for 1t 10 almost impossible to allow person to
pass IN or out without rising: and then lot ask
what would become OF the NAT. together with pro.
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lie was = man; take him for all in all.
WeshaIl not look upon his like again.

From me InN Fire Daily G'o'r.
Bravo Tammany You need not insist on your 10y.
atty Tho record in New York renders 1t unnecessary.
From, n, Rritord Morning Star.
While the acclaims o: the great victory are echoing
and reerhoing throughout tho land lot not TamuiAny
he forgotten Her braves have done moro than we'll
They have saved he day proven their featy 10 Demoo
racy and asserted their integrity.
Every Democrat 10 friend ~ Senator HILL He has
been honored the past bur the greatest honor
1, come -Four he amin voice OF the
rariy will invite him to lead where every Democrat
will follow. Thanks. senator Hill Wait but little
while and you can up to the top notch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22
Go powinno sic znaj.
= dowaG W kazdvm
chrZeScianskim
domu?

l Dom chrzesclahskl ma bye
mafym kosciofem ola ka28e)
famll;i. KazdY wstepujacy do
takiego domu ma cd razu
.noznac, 1e sic znajduie u
.anrzesclanl',a. Nletyiko duch
2t5zy pow'',An Wac W kaz.
ayn domu. mitosc ko]arzyG
wszystkich 'Iomownik6w we
zfem niero> rwalnym, ale ma
zewnatrz ~ sic ten duch u
wydatnlc. .Jak tablica, napi.
sy oglose',ia pred domami
daja nam l.,.nac rodzaj skta
4, du, TAX te2 na}o, t!. zewne
Nstrsne urzad2enie, zawnetrzny
ustroj kazdygo domu ma bye
odpow,ednim do duszy rodzl.
ny, do ducha, ktory cafym
domem k1eruje. ,Czego szu'
.kamy wlec W domu katolic.
klm?
y W kazdym dornu powin'
70 sic pred drzwlaml znajdo-
wac naczyme ze swlecona wo-
ia, aby d,4eh ciemnosci ME
lniaf zsdnego przystepu do
domu, ktorego oplekunem
troaem jest osobny Aniol
Re&y.
q Ma sclanle ma wlslet
gpdlo zbawienia naszego t. j
krzyz, z ktorego 5logosfaw'eh'
s4wo spiywaG ma ia cafa ro'
dzine.
81 Obok krzyaa ma sis
znajdowaG obraz Matkl Bos
kse], Opiekunki i Oredownlcz
Xxi naszel W kazdej doll ME
-~d.b- We wszystISlcn spra
wach udale SIC kazda pobo2na
rod2lna O rade pomoc dc
lKrdIowei Nleba, ktora jest
Wspomozeniem Wlernych.
4) C1c clel ?. Maryi nlt
!@pQmn' tak2e o pr7yjaclo1acl
wielbicielach hrojowej wszy
stkich SwlqtYch i chetme u
10 eszoza obok obrazu Pannl
Nary mepnkalanie poczetel o
btRv3 ianYch swietych, prze
deNssystklem wlzerunek sw
J(afa luh swego patrona
Wszystkie te obrazy otaczala
g oot4z B osklego Serca 7
bttnowN s4iqa ke do nabo3el
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22
ADRES WIARTSA: Wiarus59 E. End Str Wncna Minn.

KS. John Pitas IA konferen-
Cyl W South Bend powledzla4,
re on ma nikogo mic ME naplsze.
Prawda! Ably plsac, trzeba
najprz6d um1ec pisac! - Ia pie
niadze jednak dostanie sic upad}e
indywldna, ktore brak umiejet-
noscl pisarskiei u wydawcy "a
staDia- oraz znakomlcle wyt1uma
cza lego skryte lntencye.
KS. K. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
Now rcdaktOrzY
Sp04ki chicagoskie.j

Pc wystaplenlu 2 rcdakcyi
Winy Z Ojc.y.,Y WleI. ks.
DomagalskIego, Z Dzleumha
Chicagos&ieg0 1as pana Mach :
nlkowsklego, musals Spolka
wydawnictwa polsklego W
Chicago szybko postarac sic
o innych redaktorow. Dyr9k
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22

m.
silva, na ktorY widok kazdy
mimowolnle do modlltwy 20
stare pobudzony.
4 Ma stoliku ma SIC zna].
dowac wykiad nledzleinych
lekcyj ewangielii przez 0,
Gof6nego. Ksia2ka ia zaw1era
wzorowy pokarm dla poboznej
duszy.
s. Oprocz tel ksla3kl mala
TED inne ksla4k, do nabozen
stwa, modlitewnikl i s,'iewniki
zawsze sic zna]dowac. kslazka
do modlitwy jest dla kazdego
ketolika jedyna prsyjacloika
przewodniczka wsrod burz
tego zycia, ona Jest Jedyna
pocleszyc'elka na tym paddle
pfaczu. Czfowlek bez modll
twy jest zlemia bez deszczu
rosy. Rozaniec deko1a ksiaSki
do ~modhtwy Jest tenn co dya.
ment wsrod peref ~drogocen-
nych! Rozaniec " jomu Jest
tarcza ola obrony przeciw ma
pasclom szatansKlm, lest OLIVIA,
kt6ra powstrzymu}t swiete
ognIsko pokoju szczescla
domowego.
g. Ably pokrzeplc sig du.
chem WARY zarazem ay)ac
ma swlecie poznac 2ycle i ruch
tego swlata, trzeba czytac do.
bra. katollcka gazette. Lube
r6zne nowlnki badza naszs
| clekawosG, jednakowoz wszy
stko naplsane W dachu kato
lickim prowadzl wyobraznls
nas7'a ma dobretor-y | chron
mas cd grzesznej clekawo-
sci.
y W dobrym katollcklm
domu zna1duje sic tez katol1
ckl kalendarz. Taxi podaie nam
wszystk'e swieta posty lime
pozytecznc rzeczy
8 J Jezel' do wszystxich tych
ksiaaek dotaczymy jeszcze Zy
woty Swletych Ops Zycia
Paua Jezusa, wtenczas wldzi
my w domu czytelnla. ktors
lezell mezanledbana, wkrotce
wYwrze zbawlenny biog
wp}yw ME tylkn W rodzinie,ale
tel W calem spoleczehstwle.
9 Nareszcie praguiemy Wi
dziec W kazdym domu swleco
ne gromnice, kt6re podcza!
choroby w przypadku smierci
wsrod bury mepogody
podc5as innych okolicznoscl
mlanowlcie W czasle wspolae
60 domowego na5o2ehstwa
nezhednie SO potrzebne.
| 10y W polskim domu nlgdy
ME brak tel polsklej pamlatkl
czy to jest obraz przeszfo.;c
nasze), czy tel COBRA ksiazks
opisujaca nam walecznosc
mestwo naszYch przodkow
walczacych W obronle WARY
wolnescl narodu. Koscluszko
Pulaski h-A1emcoMlcz walczyI
o niepodlegtosc Ameryki, =
czyz mozemy W tym goscln
nym kra]u zapomn.ec, i'll
tym mezom winuiSmy? Idzm,
raczej ich sladem obok nasze
| OlczyznY, l ten dobry kra
kocha]my
kApISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22
DEMOKRACKI Kcmltet

narodowy W New Yorku
wyst6sowaI w dniu II b. m.
do ludu w Stanach Ziedno~
czonych. przepowiedniq O.
golnego zwyciestwo demokra
tow w lesieni, i,poniewaz wyniS
wyborow w Vermont, Maine
i Arkansas pokazule, ze "a.
sadly demokratyzmu znowu
trafaja ludowi co gustu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-22

torowie tel Spolkl zwofall
nadzwyczaJue posledzenle
wybrall PIP. Szwajkarta Nagla
redaktorami. Wspolnle maja
oni pracowad ola obu gazet,
p. Szwaikart trzymaiac sic
gfownie Gzlaiu artykutow ro'
zumowanych. a Nag'el zajmu'
lac sic gfownle wladomosciami
| feljetonem. Pensya obu
redaktorow Jest po 100 do
larow mieslecznle.
Choclaz o p. Szwaikarcie z
Chicago powiedzlec nle mo&na,
ze Jest narodowceln, )ednako.
woa znana Jest rzecza, yak 'gn,e
do zwlazkowcow. Dzlennah
Chacaqoski; nader mafo sic
zajmowaf sprav ami Zvedno- :
czenia Katollckiego. Opisujac
zas towarzystwa narodowe
ME szczedzat pochwaf ludzlom,
czesio bez czci wary.
Dzlennlk Chlcagoskl Jest
wydawany ma to. ably W
formle bardzo ogledneJ przy ,
Eoslc dolary i cenuY Spoice.
Je2eli napadat kogokoIwiek,
bezwyznanlowego narodowca
napadai delikatnle, a swolego
niemiIego nloy kolege wprost
brutalnie. Poswlecsjac maj
wieksza czesc wladomosc, To-
kalnvch parafil sw. Stanlsla- :
wa Kostki, slusznie soble "a.
sfugiwat na tytaf ,,afsz X
Wincentego" Gtowne arJykuly
malace wskazywaG klerunek
gazety, mic ME wskazywaly,
FeljetoD nareszcie orsz oplsy
astronomlczne lub geografcz
ne byfy tylko nlszczen'eul
papieru czernidia, bo procz
mole korektora, Mkt tegc
ME czyta1.
Wldra . Ojczyz1aa pod redaK
eva X. Domagalsklego pred
stawlala sic dobrze, tylkc
pred Se]mem razlly n1ekto
rych odpowiedzl redaktora
Organ Zjednoczer,a powinier
bye przedewszystkiem orga
mem ludowym i po ludowemu
pisanYm, jedruym, chSopskim
stylem. Inteljgencya mech
szuka pokarmu W dzlennlkach
ale nasz robotnik po cate;
Ameryce rozsypany, tego nie
potrzebuie. Wystarczy mu
zupelnie dobra katolicka ga
zeta tvgodn1owa, pe!na nowln
zgrabnie i dowclpnle zbilaiaca
gfuple zasady patryotYSnk6 6w
dajaca iaany poglad na b!eg
f.nansow Zjednoczenia.
W spotce panem Szwaj'
kartem pracowac bedzie byIy
redaktor RetornsY a potem
7slegratu, p Naglel. Dzieni
karzowi temu ME odmawiamy
zdolnosc' repcrtersklch. Ws.e
lako pamietamy,iak niesfusznle
i nlesprawiedl'wie 8 czerElf
pracui4c ola RetornHY, redak
tora Wlarusa, "a co Cd mas
odbleral piekne "a nadobae
Ale mniejsza to. Mowlms
o lego piracy przYsz'e] prz>
Dzleunihu . Were ! Ojczy5nie
2. Naglel jest otwartym na
rodowcem, czego sic DYnaJ
mnlej wyrzeka6 ME zamNs.a
Me wiemy, ]aklego kalibr'
lego wlara Aarodo"a j">t, all
w,emy lyle. ze W Chl2ag'
lalo praktYczny katoIk zna
nym ME jest. JeaeIi sre my
llmy, proslmy nam AdowodEl
i,atsz naszego t"Ierdzen''
Telegraf prz,ez nIego redogo
wanY dobrze slq przed 1tawla
jako gazeta bezbarwna. Pfz>
znal racya bytual Zlednoczeul