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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
No Braei zwts.kowych " Ame.
BAY CRY, Mich, 25 Lutego

BAY CITY, Mich, % Lutego '9s.
Wiadomo wsxystkim dawniejszym
GruPom j Zwiazkowcom, ae cd czasu
Sejmu Nv 60 " Milwaukee, Wis. AZ do
Sejmu " Detroit, Mich, czyh przez lat
siedm urzedowania mego jako Cenzors,
ME byio tadnego zamieszania W Zwis-
zku, jake dis wytworzyio sic. vida
soiwie o tenn drukujs ! ogisszajs przs
wa4nie tygodniki / dzienniki anti swia
zkowe. Po Sejmie vi " Bay City,
Mich. egzystowaly daleko wiSkszsj VA
81 znaczenia nieporozumienia pomie-
dzy mna jako Cenzorem, a 6wczemym
Rssdsu Csntralnym, kt6rego Prsz;r
dsntsm byi obecny Cenzor p. w. v.
Przybyszswski q rotnica, te ia iako
Cenzor ME rozgiaszalem po nieprzyja-
znych gszetach Zwiazkowi, ami tea "
Zgodzis. Przekonywslsm Rad Gen.
tralny licznemi obszernemi hstami, a
na Sejmie VII W St. Paul, delegsci
znsli, ae siusznosc byla po mel strouis,
ME Po stronie p. Przybyszewskiego.
Pan Przybyszewski twierdzil wow
czas' ae najwyasIa wisdza wyjatkiem
Sejmu jest Rad Centralny, a Cenzor,
powtarzam jego listu doslownis, ,,pia
tenn kolem u woza". Obscnie p. Pr~y
byszewski zostawszy Cenzorem inaczej
mysli wymaga cd Rzsdu CsntrAlnego
Posiuszehstws " calym tego ssowa zna
czeniu bea wzgledu cEy wymsgania Js-
60 50 praktyczns lub ME. = Jako
Przykiad Asdsh przytaczsm jeden,
wbrew decyzyi delegst6w ma Sejmie W
Detroit. zamisnowsi oh. Olbi6skiego,
sskretarzem Zgody. kt6rego Sejm cd
rsucR nieopsl jednogsosnie, a ma zass-
die tel i Rrsd Centrally do urzsdu to
90 OBJ! Olbihskiego ME przyjal. Cd
tego czssu datuje sic nienswis6 miedzy
CenEorem q Rzaden CentrAlnym. q
tel przyczyuy j. udzielilem list pisany
do nnie jsko CenzOrs, przsz Rad Cen
tralny Bay City, obecnemu Rzsdowi
Centralnemu " Chicago, kt6ry dossow-
ME tAkowy odkopiowal / przeslsl pauu
Csnsorowi w. v. Przybyszewskiemu,
" lisOie wyrszuie stoi, ae Rad Central.
ny jest gi6wna wiadss, . Csnzor tylko
piatem kolem wozul Pc odebraniu
tego hstu " pare dni pan PrzybysEew
ski zaaPdsi cd obecnego Jen. Sekr., A.
Msllka, sby odebral wszelkie listy ia
kie mnie sic znsjduja sby takowO
jemu do Bay City natyohmiast odeslsl.
Ma to js odpisalem OBJ. Msllek, 2e listy
jake j. ponsdsm - wyasOznis moja
"iasnoacis, a do czasu gdy tskowe "a.
decYduje podarowse do Bibliotekii / Mu.
Eeun ZwiRzku, a tymozssovo 50 one
EuPelnie bezpieoznie sschowane u mnie.
zwiszkowcy pszyEnsja mi, ae gdy pan
PfzybySzewski objal Csnzorstwo, Zwis
1sk jut wyProwsdzony byl mosole.
tnoSci ! juz ns sejmie " Buffalo, do
wiods swej dojrzsiosoi. IA do Sejmu
" Buffalo | ksieaa do zwiazku naletsli,
= pomiuo ae ma sejmie wyStapili, zwis.
zsk zamisst upssc, liezbe ozlonk6w po-
dwoia, kspital potroil, MuEeum piskns
bibliOteke pozyskal cd zscnsgo rOdaks
Kasussowskiego I dzis ma swistna przy
sziosc, tsj 10 PrzysziOaOi nisprzyjso'sls
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

'naH nam zazdroszcEa. ZwiaEek prs-
gnie spokoju dalszego rozwoiu, niko-
60 ME zscaepiamy tylko zmuszeni je
stesmy sie tronid odpowiadae m IA
rzuty fslszywe ze strony przeciwnej
Dostatscznie wycserpalismy wszelkie
s'odki, chcac uuiknac przesladowania
ze strony Ks. w. Barzyhskiego W Chi
csgo Poioaenia tamy zgorsseniu; pro
bowah Zwiazkowoy " Chicago przez
wiele lat, odprawis6 narodowe obchody
lub wymarsze wsp6lnie, wszslkie mozs-
bne ustePstwa zwiazkowcy zrobili. ale
byio to wsEystko daremne, dis BADEN
.e zwiszkowyeh " przyjszh ze strony
rs. B. dla Zwiszku ME wisrzy. To So
mo dzieie sic " Bay City po innych
GiAstach gdzie ksieaa mad para6ami
ps1ewodnicza nals4acy do obozu Bs
r1y hskiego. Ma dow6d, pytam sic p.
Przybyszewskisgo, lie Grupa l2- ia
zaioaona " Bay City, " liczbe czlonk6w
wzrosia cd ozssu jak zostal Cenzoremp
Jeaeli wieo " miescie W kt6rym mie
ska dobrze Jest znany tyje W przy
ami ksiedzsm proboszczem, MIC ME
jest W stanie zrobie dla grupy Zwis-
1ku, to daremnem czas Jest traci6 Jego
strony mad jskas ugoda lub pojedna-
MEM ks. B. " Chicago, lub jeRo a.
gentsui. Brodowski, Nsgiel, dis 50
na aoadEie ks. B. jemu slu4yS muszs,
o TEN wiedzs nsilepiei wszyscy zwis-
Ekowcy " Chicago, zAtem dEiwi6 I'm sic
ME moaua, je.eIi 50 tego niezadowo-
leni gdy widza Cenzora Zwiszku vie
cej W gronie tyohHe Ks. B. sni4eli W
swoim. a pan Przybyszewski zaprzeczyo
tego ME mote.
Byiem tutaj " Bay City jua pare ra-
~, oddssem Pierwszy wizyte jako da-
wnemu Eusjomemu Zwiszkowcowi, a
obecnie Cenzorowi zwiszkus katds raz&
bswissm po pare dni, obecnie jestem
tutaj jus caiy tydzieh, Cenzorem ME
sPotkssem siei....... A przecisa je-
stem bYiem zwiszkowoem / starssem
sic o lie mole silly EdolnoSci pozwoli-
~ wype1nic mnis powierzoae obowia
xxi dls Postepu lub obrony zwiSzku.
PrEez diva lata Ci sami urzednioy W
Rzsdzie Centrslnym, Mallsk, Majewski
l Sstslecki praOowah 70 mna, cd Eie-
dzsiem ich ozesto ME mialem Aadne
go mimi nieprEyjemnego starcia. lub
jakiegokolWiek niezsdowolsnIa, bosmy
wsp6lnie Praoowsh " jednsi mysli i
zgodzie dla Zwiszku.
ia sic ME wachalem wypowisdzie6
mel oPinii Publiczuie podczss SsJmu v
Detroit, te p. Brodowski przeszed9 do
PrSeciwDego obozu, ss6w tych ME co.
fnalem ME cofsm, = tskich ami a
Bsrzyhskich rad dls sprsw Zwiazko-
wyoh ME Eesiegslem dla tego przez
gaEety Przeciwnego obozu ohwsloDy
ME ieStem, Z ezego sic oieszs, pouiewas
ME vierxe, sby ktos mogl rownoozesnie
" dvooh przeoiwnyob obOzsch s'uaye.
Froncfszsk GrygIosseosEi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
Tow. KrSIa MleexyssawaL Rr
l22 ZW. Mar. Pei

UHIcAeo, IIIs. Sgo Marca 1893
Ma posiedssniu cwiercrocsnsm odby-
TEN v niedriele dnis 10 Lutsgo 1893 r.
oh. Miohai Msgdziarz, jako zsstepca de.
legHta zbiguieWs BrodoNskisgo, zdsl
sprswozdsnie dw6oh posisdzek dele
gatow, Rssdu Centralnsgo wrsz Z Gen.
EOrem, ktore jednogsosnis PrzyjesO. Po-
osem ogos votum zsufsnia Rzsdowi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
Bi6rO Rxadu Centr. Nv.
Mar. Pol.

CHIoAeo, ego Marc. 1893.
NsstsPuiacy czlonkowie przyJeci 70
stall do Zwiazku Mar, Pol:
1920 Kulich Adam Krupa 25
1854 Szczukowski Jozef 40
10660 Zick Jak6b 4
1056l Zdziebkowski Wlad. Jan
poiedyhozy +" 157
10562 Grzsskiewicz Franciszek
pojedyhczy 157
10563 Florkowski Michal l76
10564 Janczak Tomasz l76
.10565 Graozyk SsaDislaw l76
10566 Pusdrowski Leon 81
1O567 Jaskiewicz Andrzej 81
l0568 Plewka Bogumii S31
10560 Ambrosiewicz Winconty" %
10570 Wssinkonis Plotr %
1057I Werfel Adolf I81
10572 Walter Teodor F" 100
10573 Schulz Franciszek {" l37
10574 Danilowski Antoni 81
1O575 Krzykwa Kszimierz 82
10576 Burkart Julian (" l39
I0577 Kilihski Roman (" ll9
lO578 Byczek Andrzej I" 35
1O579 Lewandowski Jak6b n
10580 Biskupski Szymon n
454l HoPpa Franoiszek 21
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

Ma Przeczyszczsnie krwi utywalem
regdlsrnis przsz kilks tygodni DR.. Au.
gusta Koeniga hsmburskich kropH, kt6-
re wyleczyiy nnie zupeinie. Charles
Ooldswey, lOl7 e. Lombard ST., Balti
more, Md
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08


rzyhskicb.
Pisaliimy poprzednio o konie-
cznoSci odbycia jak nsjswietuiej
Sejmu zwiazku N. P. i o braku
podstaw lub potrzeby prsyspie-
szenia, wszystko to bardzo ma.
iymi wyiatkami niektorych osob
ogof W zupeinosci podziela. Krzy.
kacze jednak chca swe zobowis.
zania dla Barbarzyhskich wiernie
wypeinic, = mieliimy swieiy
przykiad zwofania nadzwyczaine-
go posiedzenia, " celu podania
prosby do Cenzora o przyspiesze.
ME Sejmu Zwiazku Mar. Pol. -
Projektowicze wyszydzeni zostsli,
mieli zatem mo&nosc przekona-
ma sic, be tam gdzie idzie o in
teresa Zwiazku Mar. Pol. intry.
gami mic zdziaiac ME pouafa. =
Najwa2niejszem a jedynem dis
zadaniem nieprsyjscioi Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. jest pozyskac wybory
ma delegatow przysziego Sejmu,
ludzi po swej mysli. Agitacye
rozwijaja po wszystkich CRU
Pach, ME sEczedzac koszt6w, do
starczajac swym upragnionym
kandydatom funduszy dla posy
skania glOsow. Me chcemy
" tym przedmiocie diugo
sic rozpisywac, niechze agitatorzy
Pieniadze traca kiedy msja iatwo
nabyte, a Zwiazkowi beda bardzo
ostro2ni przy wyborach delegat6w
i zaszczytnem urzedem ME beda
mianowac ubiegsjscych sic oso.
biScie.
Ka&da grups zna swych czlonk6w
/ z szczegolna rozwsga mandaty
ma delegstow udzielac bedzie. =
Many nadzieje, he Sejm x pomi-
mo wszystkiego, zgotuje smiertel-
na porazke wszelkiego rodzsju
lub naietym ME-
Przyjacioiom Zwiasku Mar. Pol, a
uchwsly poio&a tame nadal szko.
dhwym dziaianiom.
Dnia % Lutego T. b. odbyia sic
" Auditorium urocystoSc pamis
tkowa ku czci J. G. Blaine. W
czasie uroczystoSci prbyjeto rezo-
lucye, ateby przewoduiczacy ma
znaczyi komitet ze stu oby wateli
z prawem, a4eby ci postaraIi sic o
j wybrsli komitet
wykonawczy do wystawienis po.
mniks j. @. Blaine. Rezolucya
zostaia przez og6l jednoglosnie z
przyjeta. Do Komitetu
inuemi wvbranv zoatal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

2 rozporzsdzenia Rz4du Csntralnego
n. Adgsek, sekr. jen.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
THE RAILROADS.
Extent of Damage by Recent
 Rains.
4 Suspension Of Mai ConnmunIca- ton With the Outside
 World.

The damage 10 the Maricopa X Phr- nix track by the rain night before las: was upderesiimsted. Beside the two breaks this side of Tempe there is an- other beyond and the track Is supposed 10 be badly damaged si several points between Tempe snj the Gila snd pos sibly between the 'iils and MAricopa. thOush sn investigation oi the extent has not been completed. IL will, how ever, require several days 10 make the repSirs necessary To permit tle p&ssSge oi trains.
 No mail has been received from either the east or the west since day before yesterday and the postofhce authorities believed last night that none would reach the city before next Tuesday.
 There are two more or less serious washouis on ihes Southern Pacific, one east between 1Ucson and PAutano and one west of Yuma near Indio.
 The report oi the damage by wreck on the MaTlcopa & Phoenix night before last seems to have been greatly exSyer- sied though il IS still serious enough. Aware oi the possible dangerous con oitlon of the track, the train wSs sDell- ing its way along si s rate of ten miles sn hour. The engine was on the 3D. prosch to the tresile near the cut-of when il gave way weakened by ihe rain and the tender sank down.
 The engine was 6erailed but not over turned sn6 three cars filled with hogs belonging to the Fowler company and two gram cars belonging one io Gold man & O., and the otker to Henry Kemp were tamble9 into the dit:h.
 Everything went 10 pieces and fonr- teen hogs were killed. The others were released.
 None of the passengers were injured though Engineer Tarney WAS burned on hls arm and couple oi other trainmen hurt. The passenger coaches and the mails were brought bach sbont noon.
 should the mails be delayed as long
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
Dublin Castle Etiquette.

The etique tte maintained by the lord lieutenant in the viceregal court is illustrated by an incident which is described by Mir. Blathwayt in an ar ticle in the Idler The writer was seated in the drawing room of Dublin castle, when the door suddenly opened, and a tall, singularly-handsome, we'll groomed young man in morning dress entered the room. Upon his appear ance Hon. Mrs. Henniker and her sis ter Lady Fitzgerald, and the remain ing ladies and gentlemen present rose to their feet, for this was his excel ency the viceroy of Ireland. Not only do Mrs. Henniker and Lady Fitzgerald always rise upon their brothers en- trance into the room, but it is further their custom, as it is the bounden duty of every lady, to courtesy to him pro- foundly on leaving tke luncheon or dinner table.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
MEN WHO NEVER MARRY.
Confirmed Bachelors Exposed for the Ben
 eft of the Fair Sex.

Confirmed Bschelors ENTso~f~i Tor the Ben
 eft of the Fair Sex.
 The men who never marry are too often only sons who are made too com fortable al home by their adoring te- male relatives
 Here is a case in point. He lived with an old widowed mother and three devoted sisters in various stages of spinsterhood. and if ever man was regularly spoiled that man was he
 They would. says the Boston Globe when he was dining out, put out his gloves and socks for him perfume his pocket-handkerchief. and leave but ton-hole in a special vase on his dressing-table, He was not allowed tO pin ii in for himself. though. they did that. Last thing Of all. t-ey would run downstairs and tie a silk muf3er round his neck, for fear he should take 8 chill
 When he came home one of them would be waiting for him, and run to the door to open it- Dinner was or dered with an ere to his special tastes and Iikings, and the whole house was ordered t0 please him.
 Now that man would never mary That was forego1e conclusion. No body else could ever make him 50 com fortable: one wife couldn't vie with three maiden sisters and mother in betting and spoling: he knew that he was 6 great deal too well of ever b change his taste
 Another kind of man never Dz-Ties the man who Is 0veT-caIi0us- He thinks he will be quite sure, before he asks girl 10 have him, that he won | see another girl he likes better Then he considers that he isn't perhaps, quite in a position safely to marry just yet
 So he waits and waits till old are comes upon him. and then he thinks he will marry and provide himself with nurse. But still he can't quite decide whom to have A young wife woul1n't ' show him enough care. and an old wife would soon want taking care of her self
 Finally he drops out of the world, a lonly. unreEretied old bachelor, and  moi woman weeps for his loss
 You can generally pick oui men who will never marry by one or two pretty certain signs Selfish men marry. Momen-haters mary
 Confirmed bachelors marry pretty often. and So do the men people call most unlikely. But the spoiled mans name never Ti-71-es in fhe list 0f mar. risges in the daily paper, nor does thai of the man who is over-csutious
 The Esrer Nlle-
 The total lenCth'of the Nile is 3,S70 miles h drains a country ss extensive As Russia and for the last ], 900 miles of its course receives DO surface Gfnneni- large or small. The tall from Ass0EAn to Cairo is from two 10 three inches iG mile and ihrouC the Delta this slight slope diminishes to less than one inch
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
A BIG MORTGAGE Filed Yesterday by the
 Bullock Road. A New York Trust Com. pany the Mortgagee. Phoenix to Be Connected With the North by Another Line. The Southern PacIflc's Midland Railroad Project Takes an
 Encouraging Form.

A mortgage on the track, equipment station houses and other belongings of the Midland railway, better known as the Bullock road between Prescott and Prescott Juction. drawn in favor of the State Trust company of New York, was filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder.
 The document was drawn in New York on May 24, and wac filed in Yavapsi county iust month ago. At that time it was supposed from the mere announcement of the filing of the mortgage that local improvements only were in contemplation but the fact Of its filing in this county where the rail road company has at present no prop erty indicates that 1t is expected sOme- time to have and shows that 8 north and south road connected with the great Southern Pacific system is on the eve of development.
 The mortgage provides for ihe i'm mediate acceptance of 375 Sl 900 first mortgage sinking fund bonds by the mortgage and further provides that time 10 time as the mOrtgagor com. pletes extensions 1t may bond il on the basis of sl5,0O0 & mile.
 The mortgage shows no connection of the Southern Pacific with the enter prise but there is no doubt of the pur- pose to extend the Midland 10 Phoenix over the Black canyon route surveyed two years ago by the Southern Pacific Readers of THE REPUBLICAS remember that a month ago a commercial agent of the Southern Pacific who had been dele gated to investigate the prospective conditions of the proposed route re- ported that local traffic alone upon it would pay 6 dividend. IL will also be remembered ths, Southern Pacific off, cIals have declared during ;he past year that their Prescott road would reach Phoenix in advance of the Santa Ee, Prescott & Phoenix.
 The Black Canyon route is nearly fifty miles shorter than the former. which was surveyed 10 take in the Con- gress mine. In order to approach PbR- nix by 8 suitable level a detour was necessary by which the route between Phpnix and Prescott WAS leEthened to nearly l50 miles.
 The territory along the Black Canyon route sbounds in mining camps and mineral districts susceptible of gres; development.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
STRANGE AND CURIOUS

DURISe 8 cyclone in oEforL \ A-i two-roon dwelling was ca--leL 1- -' yards without injuring the oae1Ea1i' .
 A TRANED elephant in the Nz1a1=' ter England. zoo droqs a per the slot and takes out a biscuit visitors supply the pennies " , d phant will mol accept any g;l5- '
 ALABAMA comes to the front T-Lf woman who was struck tT llE-,l.-- seren years ago. has never s27h-- since, and whose eyes grow -l-l-- brilliant al the approach ut 8 t-.laa storm
 FRANk AUSTIN. of Bcker-v. -1-- -L'' a collie dog that was very fund .- LIE. lie was going on a 90uruey --s .--. day. and the dog wanted 60 aa. '-- '--- him. Austin drove him iron iils '.'--- .- and the dog was so de5esie- --''. -'..- .-.. lay before the engine. and ti- - --- passed over him
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
PERSONAL.

J. L. Cant, has joined his family at San Diego.
 4. NJ. Franklin oi Tempe, was in the city yesterday.
 R. B. Elder oi san Francisco. wss registered st the Commercial hotel yes ierdsy,
 Major J. W. Evans writes 10 friends that he found the temperature 90 un- bearable at Chicago that he was obliged to cut his visit 10 the worlds fair short He went from there to fhe Thousand Isles and thence down the St. Lawrence 10 its month, where he found pleasant and equable climate, which recalled memories of Phpnix. He will stop Ef Chicago on his return.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22

OSE-HALF the population of Mime sota and the Dalsotas is foreign born.
 TIE deposits in American savings banks amounted in 1891 to sl .G54, 900, GOO
 THE work of sinking artesian wells at several of the Sioux agencies will be commenced shortly.
 THE total recorded immigration to this country is 16,00i, ,O93, almost as many as the whole population of Spain.
 ACCORDING to the laws in many states widow may stay in the house of her deceased husband for forty days without paying rent.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22

ss is anticipated it gill not be an un-
 preoedehted inconvenience since during the flood two years ago there was DO mail for two weeks during g part of which time the city was shut of from even telegrsphic communication with the outside world. A repetition of thls inconvenience will of course be sn im- possibility as by next year Phoenix will he connected with the north by one and perhaps two roads.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
MISSING LINKS

SoCTH AMERICANS Eei h-a11y -'O- watermelon juice
 THERE never was s1ch 8 ps-slA . Pope Joan. the so-csIle5 te-lais g'- tiff
 THE worth of 8 ton Of dls-27l.5 : the present day is estimated h' '~ 010. b00.
 THE mounIaineers of West N-r--.I -' have 8 superstition that to see I.-, white deer is the unfsillng sgl |" speedy death.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
Stand
 Alone.

It is a fact which can be prov- en by single trial that the flavor given to cakes, buildings, creams. sauces, etc, by
Arizona republican., 1893-07-22
oeeS oePRIceS FlaYlorin6 l Extracts

is as natural as the fruit, and as much unlike, in delicate flavor and strength, the cheap extracts as can possibly be imagined.
 In these respects, they stand alone in the market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-30

the greatness OF the blessed Son. whose he is
and nom he serves What would the church
oe without the indwelling Christ? The giorv OF
the church is in the indwelling of Jesus, who is
all and in all
III any one likes poetry, let him look here TO
the irspirer OF all true poetry. / an not aware
that Paul has shown his hand before az q writer
OF verse, but he does break forth into song
now as he thinks of Jesus as the great mystery
OF Goodness. As you read the sixteen verses OF
this chapter you think Of nothing IL not tina
fythmical movement of choral singers who
move IN antiphoual step, singing as they move.
Inc mans soui has caught fire as he thinks OF
the great friend of humanity-Jesus the Christ.
he sees him in His humiliation, in His death, IN
His resurre ctioD, in His ascension, in his glory
at the right hand OF God. 1t is bit of poetry,
butt is worth q place among the songs OF the
ages. 1t is the song of the beloved. Redeem
ing love had been his theme; il should be till he
died.
Come into the holy of holes and behold the
Lamb OF God no is to take away the sin of the
world. The church has Fl n. The world may
smile at our boast, but Christ is in her. the hope
OF glory. The mind untouched by faith may
think OF the society of Gods people as nothing
save an aggregation OF people associated to-
gether for selfish ends. They are not They are
persons " no gather like the miscellaneous mass
around the manger of Bethlehem. The Lord OF
glory is there, the Christ of whom Moses and
the law did write. Ii the church be any the less
than the setter forth of the Lord, then she is
none OF God and has no right to live. But she
Is the begetter of song, the inspirer OF poetry,
the producer of choral movements, even the
poet of the garden o; God
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-30

awork extensively circulated in Europe and
America, and JOINT author OF the B.aden and
Hughey, and Braden and keliy debate.
John K. Charlesworth, wbs will take the
liberal side of the discussion. gas born in Not
tngham. England, shout thirty years ago. and
belongs to the combative class OF Engiishmen
who were followers and admisers of Bradlaugh
and Charles Watts. About six years ago
he came to the Unitec. States and
has been actively engaged in the lect-
uEe field, exponndiug the doctrine
OF mental liberty, and salvation by works and
deeis, instead of by faith ever since. One year
ago he orga nized the Ohio secular union. which
Is engaged in the advancement of rasiona lisTn in
that state. He is now on a lectere tour of the
Western states and territories. having engage
ments that will keep him on the road contiu-
uously for the greater part OF the year. Al
though young man, he is quise able to take
care OF himself in debate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-30

His Disappearance from Victoria Due
to Marital lnfelicity.

John Petticrew, who disappeared with
his family from Victoria last September,
and concerning whose case report was
printed in Saturdays PosT-INTELLI-
eESCER, has been found. At present he is
working for the Puget Sound Steam Laun-
dry in this city, but not living with his
wife. At least, that was the case Satur-
day.
The family left Victoria ard came to
Seattle, where Petticrew got work. 1t
appears that Thomas Sales, formerly %
sailor in the British navy, roomed with
the family, and in time it became apparent
that there was more than a kindly feeling
between Petticrew's wife and Sales. Pet
ticrew says he told his wife shat if she
thought more OF Sale than him she
had better go with him. She took
his advice and lived with Sales few days.
Petticrew meanwhile put his Two children
in q home in North Seattle. Three days
ago Mrs. Petticrew wanted to return 10
her husband and he consented. She re
turned, but on the following day saw
Sales and went off with him again. Petit
crew now saws he will return to Victoria
with his children.