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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
FEMALE FISTICUFFS.
A Lively Row which Brought Margaret
Carey Before the Court.

Eliza A. McManus AMI Margaret
Carey are neighbors living on Matthews
street. For some time the feeling be-
tween them has not been of the best,
aud o. Sa urday afternoon the womel
met on Douglass avenue.
IL was not case OF I'VE never speak
as we pass by" this time, for the moment
the Carey woman saw her nei khbor she
became imbued with the fiercrst passion,
and IA she Vas passing her sprans uDon
her and threw ner 10 the grouad.
Then ensusd free fight extremely
gratifying u the mum .rous small boys
n the vicinity. who fiockeI aroLnd the
CombHtaurs IN crowds.
The McManus woman was thrown on
the ground aud then Mrs. Carey graft
fed her anger by dancing all over her,
kicking her iu the face aud body al Il
clawing at her in a manner more sugges-
tive Of a wl.d animal than an enliKnt-
eued human being. Sac pulled n great
wad of hair out Of Mrs. Nc danus's mead
and was oily restrained IN her career of
r.otous Amusement by the timely inter-
terence OF bystapders.
Margaret was arrested and this morn
ing was held in S2)0surety tor trial in the
Sixth District court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
HE CONFESSED JUDGMENT.
A Cincinnati Jeweler Fails With Heav,
Liabilities.

CINCINNATI, May 31.-At Bradstreet's
1t is learned that Abe Steinau, ir.. jew
eler at Fourth aud X .ce streets, confessed
judgments amounting to SAC, 600 on Mon
day last and assigned at 4:30 p. m. on hat
day to Alfred Macke with liabilities of
about S60,000 aud nominal assets OF about
the same amount.
Steinau commenced business In 1863,
and during his business career of thirty
years he has met with number of bus.-
ness reverses, having settled Ia bank
ruptey at 25 cents on the dollar in 1865,
and in 1915 was again reported TO have
been in ii aucial difficulties He has
carried large S ock. which comp rised
the larger part of his assets, and as his
stock has not met with ready sal OF late.
he became cramped. Bradstreet's mas
advised caution where ne asked large
credit favors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
SOME INTERESTING RECORDS.
Men Who Have Been Made Onicers of
Colonel Honey's House.

Men Who Have Been Made Onicers of
Colonel Honey's House.
There is great deal of discussion over
the appointment of Honey's henchmen
and heelers as sergeant-at-arms and as
sistant sergeants. John Waters who
heads the list, Is the alderman who, n
year ago, changed majority of seven
teen for Pinard the Republican candi-
date to seventeen majority for Colonel
Honey.
Lewis Shaulter Is a well-known Demo-
cratic tool. Joseph Keefe is the police
man who was appointed to the police
force by Colonel Honey while may or, and
who was found drunk on his beat and
dismissed.
John Bailey, another of the gang of
sergeants s-at-arms, was tn, foreman of
the street sweeping brigade under the
Honey regime. who called his men to-
gether and Instructed them to vote for
the colonel. Only one of them darel to
refuse.
Thomas Murphy another OF waters's
assistants rented rooms to gamblers aud
Is now on their bail bond as surety. He
was arrested twice for illegal liquor
selling In 1885 aud in 1855. and was ssn-
tenced TO confinement for ten days in
Jail and TO pay a fiDe- Of go and c., 3 on
each case.
William TiIIsy Is chronic Democratic
oflice seeker and James MmIlvip is one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
BROWN WAS INSANE.
He Created Great Excitement on Can
street.

Street
A wild-eyed negro, answering to the
name OF Edward w. Brown, was ad-
judged insane in the Sixth district court
This morning and was ordered committed
to the state asylum for the insane.
Brown started out on the rampage
Monday nignG and threw the residents
OF the vicinity Of Thayer aud Camp
streets into the greatest excl ement by
chasing little girl into "a house near the
Hope pumping. alton an attempt
ing To pound her head against
wall, He ran IN the street
and meeting ex-Ciy Engineer Gray
attempted to assault him. He met
another man near the fire station at the
corner Of K st avenue aud Olney street.
and producing knife Threatened to
carve him into small pieces, but the man
objecting very properly Brown con-
tinued on.
He was eventually seized by the fire.
men at the station and was placed under
subsection after IA fier;e struggle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
FELL ON THE STOVE.

John Haz 'rd Induiged I'm TOO Much of
the Ardent Yesterday.
At IL o'clock last night. Lieutenant
Horton of Station " as called into the
house at 26 Mulberry street occupied by
Jonn Hazard and family. Hazard was
d 'sak and his family were afra of him.
AS the officer entered tue house he dis
covered Hazard lying on the floor by the
stove with blood streaming from "a
CHASTITY cash in his forehead. The man
during his wild Ryratioas about the
room had fallen onto the stove, and his
wife was SO much a raid OF hlm that she
dared not touch him
Hazaid WAS arrested AMI was locked
up in Station Two for the night, aud this
morning was called upon TO pay fine Of
50 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Chicago Grain Market.
A PROMISING LIFE ENDED.
A Sad Accident at Holy Cross College
Which Resulted Fatally
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

BLACKSTONE, Mass, May 81. The sad
death Of John w. Nugent. son OF Deputy
John Nugcnt OF this place, has cast "A
gloom over this community. YOUNG
Nugent was member of the graiuatlng
class OF Holy Gross college at Worcester.
aud Monday eveuiug while trytug to cir
Gle n pole nearly 100 feet long when
rested upon two wooden horses was fa-
tally injured. the pole slipping from one
of the horses aud crushing in his skull.
lie died yesterday morning aud tue Doiy
brought to Ills home yesterday after
noon. Yesterday WAS his 20tn birthday.
He was very popular young man aud
had a bright future lefofe him. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
com N letsd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
ANNIE USES A PLATE.

She Batters Mrs. Peach Over the Head
and Is Promptly Arrested.
Annie Winn aud Mary +. Peach, liv-
ing in Cox's lane, became imbued with a
bitter hatred Of each other, which cul-
minated yesterday in a general row, dur
ing which the Vim woman whacked
her frienG over the head with n plate,
smashing the plate, cutting Mrs. Peach's
head in several places.
Annie was arrested and was held in
court this morning for trial Friday, 500
being tue amount OF ner bail. Dc. Akers
attended the Peach woman and sewed up
her wounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
LYING-IN HOSPITAL.
Ninth Annual Meeting Held This Noon
Officers " no We're Elected.

Officers Who We're Elected.
The ninth anpMai meeting OF the Off
GERS OF the Providence Lyins-in' hospital
was held this noon at the ins tuition on
State street DIR. John, w. Mitchell pre-
sided. Secretary G.. l.. Collins, M. d.,
read the annual report OF the trustees in
part as foil pws:
Tue trustees ~ the Providence Lying
in hospital report hat the progress dur
ing the year has been most gratifying.
The number Of applications irou May !,
1892, TO May /, 1893, has been ninety-one.
One woman WAS refused admission on
account OF COZ firmed immoral habits.
The following are the statistics: Mothers
ia the hosp tai at the beginning Of the
year, four, and lumber entered ninety
six. by tie generosity of friends your
trustees have been able during the past
wear TO build IA large additions To the
hospital building, at "A cost OF ~. 227 32
MAJ Eaye sent contributions OF food
ana articles in aaily use. There Is con-
slant and incre lsing demand for old
linen, cot IN bandages aud the Ike. The
guarantee deficiency fund numbers lib,
au Increase OF three over last year. 1t is
necessary that this should be raisei TO
the number OF 80
Treasurer Howard Richmond's report
shows he total receiDts To nave been
during the year, 60 lOl2b, ana expendl-
lures, S3,lls 81, leaving balance OF
1886 80 This nas been the best year,
financially, in the history OF the hospital.
IJ was referred TO the con. mittee on
finance to make some arrangements to
secure portion of chur;h contributions
which at present are divided hetween the
Rhetie fsfstrd hosp -tal-and- -Homeo-
-pathic hospital.
The folio Wing were elected new men,
bers of the corporation james >. Aborn.
f. lward G.. Buckliu, john l.. Campbell,
H. l.. Dauielson, NJ. j. Feeey,. Charles
Hart, William IL Hodgman, Elisha B.
Howard, Hiram Howard, j. w. keefe,
NJ. d., Il. B. Knight, II. ;. Olney, A. ii.
Oluey. John B Pc k, NJ. j. Perry. How
ard o. Sturges, Robert w. Taft, Charles
NJ. Talbot, Edward "A. Greene.
The officers for the elsulug YER were
elected as follows: Presideni, John w.
Mitchell. NJ. d.; vice president. Villa II
G.. Rocker; secretary, George l. Collins.
NJ. d.. treasurer, Howard Richmond;
board Of trus ees, d. Russell Bro Sn, &.
g. harrin- ton, B MA nin A. jackson,
Eugene w. Mason, Ii. j. We Is. Charles
n. Talbot. President of medical stall,
Edward L. Walker. Nj. d.; secretary OF
medical staff, joseph III. AKers, M. ID.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Funeral os omcer uo,,ovax.

The funeral of OH Ger Holloway, who
died from the result Of a Col contrac ell
at the Aborn Stree fire, was solemnizs cd
at his late residence on Barclay street
this inoruing at 10 O'Clock. A detail or
twenty -four Officers ia fun dress unifor m
escorted the funeral cor,ege from the
house TO toe train. where the bJdy W
shipped To East Greenwich I n burial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
WANT THE FAIR CLOSED.

Wanamaker a. Brown Ask United states
Court for an Injunction Today.
CHICAGO, May 31.-Attornsy McCleland
has filed bill in the United States court,
In behalf OF Wanamaker g. Brown of
Philadelphia and other Eastern stock
holders asking for an injunction against
the fair opening on Sunday. Also for an
order enj jjining the directors from pay
ing back to the government the amount
of its appropriations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
INCREASED RATES
To New York on the sound Lines, B
ginning Tomorrow.

Following the usual custom of past
years tomorrow all the Sound lines will
raise the fare between Boston, Provi-
dence aud New York. The increase will
be 81 from Boston aud IS cents from
Providence, making the boat fare 81 from
BosI and SO fro,u this city. This will
include the Providence, Stonington. Nor
wch and Fall River lines.
This seeming Increase Is but return to
the standard rate, for during the winter
ason, in order % compete with the rail
roads, the boat lines reduce fares. The
mat er is arranged betweeI the diff ,rent
compan.es SO as To take effect at tue same
inn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
AN OLD HOUSE FAILS.
Woodall a Co., of London, GO To the
Wall-Other Firms May Follow.

LONDON. May 31.-1he failure was an.
nounced this morning of Frederick
Woodall & Co, general brokers, who's
Offices are at No. 1 Gushing court, old
Broad street.
The house was a long established one
and its failure has caused the general
uueasiness TO increase. IL is feared that
other failures will follow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31

RoxBURY. Mass. May 3l.-rhe troubles
which have for some time existed between
the employees and officer. OF the Roxhury
Carpet comptuy culmnnated enis mora.
Ing In a general lockout
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Spain Ouarantining Against ChoraIe.

Spain VuHr"HtiHiHH HgHINst NhOraIe.
MADRID, May 3l.-The Spanish gov
ernmeut has declared five days quar-
antine against all vessels arriving from
Hamburg. Spanish consuls in France
report that cnolera prevails In Cette. n
Mediterranean port. Several cases have
ended fatally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31

QUoTEr by A. q. wEEDEN.
London and Liverpool wheat markets
quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO. Car lots today: Wheat. 500:
corn, l,277; oats, 703: hogs, 10000 EsrI-
mates tomorrow: Wheat. 250; corn, 935;
oats, 500.
Prov sions weaker.
Tn ire has been good buying of corn by
shorts
Bradstreets-Wheate east OF the Rockies:
Decreas', 2.746,000 Pacific coas de-
crease, $1,000 Corn, decreas,. 55G. 900.
Oats. increase. $4,000 Worlds stock, de-
Gre sc, 2,S21, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
To Tow the Caraysls.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.--secretary Her.
bert has decided that the Columbus car
,avels shall be towed to the mouth OF the
SC. Lawrence river by the Ntsuvius, the
Bennington aud big ocean tug
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
ASSAULTED HIS WIFE.
Patrick Borkin Misused His Holiday ant
is Now In Jail.

Is Now In Jail.
A man nam Patrick Borkin, living
at l4l Cedar street, broke loose at his
home yesterday afternoon aud smashed
his wifi, on the head with stone, cutting
a bad cash on the back of her head.
He was at once arrested and this morn
ing was arraigned before Judge Cooke in
the Slxt n dist rct court and Was held in
$500 surety for trial Friday. The woman
Aas taken to the Rhode Island hospital
aud this morning was reported To be in
comfortable condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Dr. Briggss Case.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-After speaking
six hours and 20 minutes. DIR. Briggs was
followed by Colonel McCook for the prose
cution. vote NAV he reached today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31

OF the men who shouts with the crowd
when the unterriied are in their element.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

Patrolman Bugbee. who had a fight
with Fireman Stratton a short time ago.
has been fined weeks pay for that in
discretion.
The case of John 3. Stone, who fred
five shots at Walter :. Randall one quiet
Sunday afternoon not long ago, was
called for trial yesterd y in the district
court, but on account of the Illness of
the defendant was continued until Fri
day.
Five dollars and cos $ was the sentence
imposed on John +. Mullen in the police
court yesterday morning for revelling on
Westminster street.
A fire in the eating saloon of II. S.
Gardner at the corner of Steeple anu
North Main streets yesterday morning
caused damages To the extent Of $50.
Yesterday the district court declared
forfeited TO the state the liquors seized
at Peter O'Sul'ivan's place AZ Oswald
street on the 10Th inst.
This evening mt Music Hall the Bar
tholdi statue OF Columbus in silver will
be unveiled and will remain on exhibit
lion during the evening. It will be
shipped To Chicago tomorrow by the
Gornam Manufacturing Company.
Frrick Burgess, years OF age, while
playing i'm JohnsUn's carpenter shop on
Hospital street yesterday afternoon, fell
down stairs and sustained severe in
iuries to his arm. lie went to his no me
Richmond street and later went to the
hospital.
Lee Ting's laundry was broken into
Yesterday afternoon and 81 ia money aud
several bars OF soap we-o n.
rl. ..nont;on xyht j. ...... - ef,o...I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
FORCED TO SUSPEND.
Barber, Lumber Dealer, Cramped on
Account of Struggling IA Money Market
SPECIAL II, THE NHkys

CHICAGO May BIS. Is. Barber,
wholesale lumber dealer In this city.
who has branches in Kansas City and S.
Paul, has suspended, owing to the strin-
gency la tue money market.
IL Is thought his assets will exceed his
Liabilities by neariy million anu that
he will be able To resume business in a
few weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Green

a detachment OF M ~ Post. G..
A. r., No. II OF Phenix MED by
Tenants fife and dru Natick
decorate the graves tae lfferent
cemetaties in this vicinit NY.
Some very large trout ra Nn cap
tured Dy Providence pa a the
Buck-tnorn brook this we,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-31
Chicago Grain Notes.

'Ex-dividend.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Z Michigan

w Detrolcklem ~ wolf ma
rodu" sem,0nryum zanos, sic
ma prsedpotowe r2eczv, mia
nowicie: kledv 10 synowle
bozi, wbrew napo'nnien'om !
przeatrogoln proroi6w, pocze
Il SIC }4czyyG corkam, }ud2
kieml, IA odwrot, sNute1
byI ten, d ws2eI,ic stworze
NE sc p"p%owalo.. =. al
wreszcia prZ} szedi str"s2ny
lsa.akllzn ;. potop! -.
Rettor wprawdz'e NE g"olj
ciaia lnb me3a, Iccz jedyn,e
gvol' srebrnlIzow, lSt0"ych mu
Zawsze ME dostaie, zautaws2Y
rac2e) svel alchemii h2yce,
anize!l zdrowemu rozsYdkoWl
| Opatrznosci, zawarl kontrakt
re Zwi4zkl III n. ?. ma do
stawe surowego materYatu, 2
ktorego on, Rektor, W nadzlel,
le ostatm Ieps2yml beda Cd
pIerwszych, jednakowo2, laIc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
ADEsES WEARUSA Wiarus 50 E. End Str Winona Mimi

zy i skazy, ale ma CO do niej
]estes przywiazany? Przecie
'nasz SERGE patryotyczne. IL
beralne. Mona prawda szano-
wac swoia, ale jnna - ME
garuzic!!
Gdyby do Ciebie W ten
sposob ktokolwiek sic ode
zwa1, wzialbys so "a kark i
wyrzuclf. 4ze4As Y44a y >
Ale parobki by}y' So:
Podczas kazdegc sejmu naro-
dowc6w szukano ksiezy lub
biskup6w parobk6w, ktorzyby
patryot6w ), bEogoslawill'. Lu-
dzi ME chodzacych do
spowiedzl sw., do sakramen-
tow sw., ma msze sw. katoll-
cki ksiadz-parobeIl lubI Ibiskup-
), blogoslawi]". Dl,ae "a,
To~ste- dzra7fo- Buffalo, W
Detroit ma sic powtdrzyt
W Chicago tego rolSu. Kan
dytami parobkami So
Abraham Won South Chicago
dramaturg lewita professor
etc. etc. kazio, syn yice-pre-
zydenta Rzadu Centra1nego.
VWidocznie parobek musi
bye i wdziecznym. lnaczei
! przy utracie sluzbv innejby
ME znalazE. Ola tego-parobek-
rektor Detroit solennle
dziekuje "a Diary -swoich
chlebodawcow.
Ma chaszczach parcbczano-
katolickich wyrosia reforma-
cya Marcina Lutra. CO wyro.
snie z szkol seminaryowy
patryotycznyc parobkow.
Polskich w Ameryce?
Latwo odgadnat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

KoSci6} parobkiem.
Doswiadczenie, mowia, ie' +
na,lepszq podwallna przel, .o,7a.
MIA prawdy. Kto n e VIE
dzac, ze czerwono rozpalone
zelazo skore palc6w }upi,
b'erze je do rak: pr6by
ME powt0 ~ Kro sic przeko-
na}, Y. f; wo} i osie} musza
ME < swoi obrok, 1ezeli maja
plug ciaagnqc, g]odzie i
chlodzie w ME orac ME bedzie.
]\to raz i drugi i trzeci cho-
lere, ospe lub trad wid7ia},
wszelkiemi wymystami ludz-
kieml przeciwllo tym zarazom
sic broniG bedzie.
Ale jest j e d II gatuneS
choroby, glowy i serca lud7-
kiego, ktory mimo doswiad-
czenia ME tego wieku, nj
przysz}ego, ale dziewietnastu
wicklow, ma nowo na ca1eI
: kuli ziemslziej wybucha. Gan
glena ia, chociaz zawsze po.
| konana, talk zakazila dusze
cz}owieka, re zle tryumfule
przy jej narodzeniu. A COZ
to takiego? OF, pr1esladowa
nie koscio}a katolickiego.
Me sadzmy ]ednakow6z z
ostro, ably mas ME posadzone
O brak naulli i nlezna1omosc
historyi tego swiata. Ani6
z}ej wolf, duch ciemnosci
J: i adwokat chuci zlemskicl
Z jest lstota polityczna. Chyb;
g}upiego barana-patryote o'
$ Zwiazku Narodowego kiell:
y lliem wodki, lub }apow]>
: bizneslIka' - lub tytu}em }, U
czaloSci do siebie przygarnia
o Ale wielk!e ryby wedzi wle]
" kiemi sieciami, talk ]ak ch; .
W starym kraju. Pred pancr
l. nisko sic k}ania}, }ape liza}
"a mowil: Jasnie Wielmozn>
C Pred ekonomem, wachni
o strzem lub ia]Sim urzednikier
l. tallAe Z pokora mocno sic p
u g}owie drapa}.y lak ow tar1
'e zeusz w nowym testamencl
y gebe przekrecal, a5y ludzi
n widzieli pustlli W ;ego zo}ad
!, ku. Innego zas ch}opa alb
"a kochal i, ua zablcle W karc.
: mle Z MIN pijac, po grzbIec
e meznie g}aska}, m0wiqc: F
IA llumotrze = albo nienawidzi
a" zaklinajqc sic ma wszystk
:. mocy niebies&ie zIcrnskj
81! ze mu pokaze, gdzlc plcp
ol. rosnie. A ja]S on swojej la
a obow;azki malzehsl1ie ku}ak
ne mi ma plecach malowa}, kazc
ii; czytelnik Wla1usa moze sob
o. wyobraz'G. Djabel robi
. sanlo. Me pomowimy 0 wv,
klych nagrodach i sIhcac
VI, danych pospolitym ludAloI
2 Zwracamy jednakow6z uwas
co ma dziaIalnost mocy pickle
ie. ncj " wyzszych stanach n
8e rodu."
yG Ia czas6w pogahskich RI
ne mian NV y k c ne wynn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

go}aozona byta ze zwykia
XIX i.ia.
Caroh65j jstwo : morderstwo u
neutrality-suspicious. dys
namitu pod budynk1 rzadowe,
lub koleiowe szyny- Mkt ME
nagwie zwyk}a polityczna
zbrodnia
Podlcwscy / Stepniaki to
ME csysto poljtyczni zbrodnia.
RE,
Stany Zjed. z&w"sle mala
poczucia ludzkoSe!. honoru
wolnosci, aby chc'a}y wyda-
wac Moskalom c1ysto t,oll-
.ycznYch p'zestepc6w.
T. TAXI -KnYeZ p. z Nil.
weukee, pi5rem swego plsarza
zaczyoa e}osic brucyate prze-
civ temu trtktatowl bezczel.
ME samozwahczo w1ywa pa
rafie po!skie do protestow, o.
burzeala | t. d., rozumiemY
| to bardZu dobrze.
| Szkoda, 2e ten traktat ME
tzrobiono dziesieG lat rychlej.
Me mielibysmy nieprzyjem-
nosci widzlec miedzY mann
owych Januszow-Parysotow
| Hr. de Mic | t. d. oszcze-
dzlliby nas2e) em'gracYl ziych
doktrYn przewrotnych czy
now.
Zksd takiemu Jaauszow
prawo do mleszania sie W
parafalne sprawy-du i.awoly
wanna do lnltlngow protesto"
Ii t, d. Lecz nie dziwlmy s;e
= bezrzelnosc, a moae strac!
przed nlepswna ewentualno
= s:la, wleIe mole. Dz;wi ma.
'lty!ko DZienash Chic., k16r,
Y takze zapowlada 2now prote
sta.
Y Zesl]cgo roku wzywauo d
podplsanla protestu przecls
> okrucienst WON MoskwY, wy
=. wieranym na biednych Un
= tow. Protest ten Mai "a sob
- wszelka slusznosc, miaI by
y wyrazem ucZucla uaszeg
- milosierdzla, ale sprawiedl
woscl. lnlcyator tego protest
. mlsl jak najszlachetnelsz
. intencye. Go sic sta}o? {
wiasn,e SAM, kloray te
protest wysnlah, wyszyd1ll
:" udaremnlli-a iego lncyator
obwolah aaralca olczyzny :
~ cj DIS wo}aja 0 protest prz'
- c,W traktatOW! wyGawanl
u zbrrdnl"iZ} - zatem Zbrodnl
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Jego szlachetnosG bedzls uni
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ca od zwyklel zbrodmi moralue
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bolcy ID ynalnlclalza oprys;
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Zareczyt zaS mo2emy,
II Rad Stanowy Ameryki dos
%. ma szerokie sumienie i rzewl
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chrzesc' dnskiej. Saml Rzy-
mlanlfl zgromadzaG roznych
ooz' .s6w KRAKOW zabranych
oA swoich swiatyh. lch dpmy
Gu inodlitwy" wyglada}y, jak
muzeum, po amerYkahsku
), show" w kt6rym ieden
ba}wan mla} cztery 5lepje
drugi diva ogony, tr1eci czte
ry }by, czwarty diva p1 ski |
t. d. Bierz co ci sic podoba,
wolali do swoich wsp6lbraci,
zaPominajac 0 arzmle, kt6re
wszystkim IA Yrzbiet wk}a-
dali, to est--ba}woch walstwie.
Gdy sedz:a rzymski. maiac
chrze5cianlna pred soba, 50
pytal O przewinienia, ME mo-
viii, czemu Jest chrzesciani
mem, ale sic wypytywaE cze-
mn ME pail kadzidla ba}wa-
: nom?" Innemi s}owy, pozwa'
lali kaademu w erzyc, co mu
SIC podoba, wielbi6 kogokol
wick chce, byleby i swleczke
! 2apalii-balwanom.
Nasi Ojcowie chrzesciahscy
oparll sic. Jeden JEST, Pan
Bog, Jeden ZbawicieI, Jeden
: Kosciof, Jedna Wiara, Jedna
Prawda, wiec precz Z warun.
kami, precz laskawoscia
Iodpowiedzieli. | wiedzielismy
te sliczne, mecze1iskie twarze
ofiar Nerona, malowanycl
przez Siemiradzkiego. Zyw
:, Gem palono, katowano, dzi
:: kim zwierzeton rzucan,
wyznawc6w wary, bo nj
chcieli ba}wanom swieczli "a
! palif.
: Mija} wick po wieku
zalaml i troskami, ale ni(
. przebrzmIa}o echo, odzywaDac
sic do kosciola katolickieg,
! ), badz moim paroblliem" g. II
duch, kuszac Pana ezusa n
+ puszczy, nareszcie wszystki
skarby i chwa}y tego SWAT
mu ofarowa}, aby Pan Jezu
zosta} ]ego-parobkiem. T
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!, gu dIabn wolno bylo na iec
r nym oltarzu swieczke zapal;
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Kosciola katolickiego, kt
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