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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

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! GRAND FEASl
A grand assembiage
of customers from the
city and surrounding
country.
A sale without parni-
lei in the Dry Goods
history.
This city has never
witnessed such an ex-
position and sale of
Dry Goods as is taking
place at the mammoth
institution of Spring &
Company.
Such a popular eoios-
sal demonstration has
never been known in
Grand Rapids.
Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars
worth of Dry Goods,
Carpets. Silks, Wraps.
Draperies, etc, at the
mercy of bargain seek
ers. II is conceded
that many stocks in all
cities are scanty, and
the assortments de-
cidedly inferior TO
usual seasons Our
own arrangements
have resulted in bring
ing to this market a
greater and a grander
accumulation than at
any previous season,
and they are under
going rapid distribu-
ton among our patrons
We feel justified I'm
inviting the people
from far and near 90
come and supply their
wants, believing that
the well known rcpu-
tation of our house for
goods of standard
quality, together with
the tremendous reduc-
. tions all through the
stock, il a sufficient In
ducement TO food every
departmcntwithp people
not only In the city, but
from all over Michigan.
Very Respectfully,
STRING & COMPANY
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05
Guardian Notice 10 sell Real Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Corrr.
DISTRICT on RANDeLrI.~s held nj RanneNh.
within and Tor said district, on the 10th dsy OF De-
=. 70. iS9s. s. H. WckneilA Guardian Of Flra o. Carr
L.. Frank A. and john N. Ricknell.
maSes. application to Ssia
Court for license 10 sell lie following described rsf
estate - lbs said wards To Wit. All their zeal eSaate
situate In state OF Kansas. representing that
the sale thereof. for the purpose 81 putting the PM
cccd. ct such sale AT interest or invc, ting the S2Ne
in stocks ar rial estate NJ uld be beneficial 10 SaN
wards. Whcreupoa 1T
Il ordered by said Court tlrtt said application be Re-
ferrtd Ia q session thei cot ia be hela af the Prot4tr
ofict la Randolph on the IAN dayl OF Jan. AID
fSesfor hearing and decision thereon aud II Il fur
tbcr ordered thHf all pcr~.nts Interested be- nCEftCd
hereof by publication of notice Of said applieSsins
and order thereon ln the Herald and News published
At Randolph before said time of hearing that Ties
Hayappear at said time ant place and. IL ibey Sc
cause object thereto. Nv the Court.
HNi Attest WIN. H.Nichois. Jude.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

Mark had very little idea how long a
time would elapse before it would be
discovered that Souri, was in his place
and he had escaped. 1t might be a few
minutes. it might be half an hour. it
might possibly he not till morning,
though of this he had little hope. He
believed that within half an hour he
would be pursued. and as he was well
acquainted with the methods in vogue
in the south at the time he knew he
would be traced by bloodhounds.
He had been about the town enough
TO know the direction of the river and
started toward it. During the day he
had thought oven what he would do in
| case Souri's ruse should be successful.
and made up his mind that any delay in
getting across the river would be fatal.
He was at home in the water. aud de-
termined that he would not attempt to
find a boat, but would plunge in and
swim for his life. The width of the
river at Chattanooga was only about
three-quarters of a mile, and Mark did
not regard this q great distance for a
good swimmer. Once across the dogs
would have TO pick mp the scent ON the
other side, and if he should permit the
current to carry him far down the
stream the difficulty in doing 50 would
he greatly increased.
Though Mark had been in prison but
a few days the transition from duress
TO freedom was very grateful. II was a
soft suIlmer evening. and the larger
stars had already begun to shine. Cast
ing a glance tothe right he saw a streak
of light over Missionary ridge and
knew that before long he would be at "a
disadvantage from the rising of a full
moon. He walked briskly whenever
any person was in sighl. and when he
thought that he was unobserved ne ran.
When he first left the jailyard his heart
was in his throat. His agitation dimin-
ished as he proceeded. and in FIVE min
utes he had coine down like one in a
race to a concentration of all his facul-
ties-a gathering Of al his forces for the
struggle between life and death before
him. With these well in hand the
dreaded scene of the morrow acted a. a
tremendous aud effective stimulant.
No one e the few people who passed
the strapping negro girl, whose face
was hidden within tine blue check sun
bonnet. dreamed that a Union soldier
was passing: that the scaffold WAS being
cheated: tilat a messenger with the Sc
cret u one Of the most important moves
any Confederate general had made or
was destined 10 make during the war
WAS on his way north in the person of
the negro woma hurTying on toward
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

told hips that ie thought he was going
to die. Mrs. Triggs carried in his sup
per, but he refused to eat.
"What y gotY she asked.
"Cholera, | reckon
"Good Lord"
II want some medicine" said Mark.
IF You'll send the black girl for it I'll
pay you and her WELL"
"Y' amt got nc money"
.Yes, l have, but y don't know whar
it is"
Mrs. Triggs reported the matter to her
husband, who, fearing that the prisoner
would n o be in condition for the hang
ing which was TO occur the next morn
ing. consented. Mark was furnished
with a scrap of paper and a pen, and
wrote the name of a mixture he remem-
bered for cholera morbus. Triggs told
Souri, to war; the druggist not to send
poison, for he feared Mark might be in
tending to make way with himself to es-
cape the gallows. She was furnished
with money extracted from Jakey's boot
and hurried to town.
When she came back it was quite
dark. Only "A faint line of light was left
in the west. As she entered she met
Triggs going ont of the gate. She quick
ly mounted the staircase with her heart
in her throat. As soon as she entered
the building she saw that Mrs. Triggs
was not there; she was in her room.
Souri, Went on tiptoe to Mrs. Triggs'
door and looked in. The woman was
sitting on a chair by the window wait
ing her return. Souri, went as quickly
as she could go without being heard to
the prisoners room.
Medicine She said 60 the guard and
passed in without waiting permission,
leaving the door partly closed behind
her.
Here. quick! A burnt cork. Rub It
OF yer fare. she whispered.
Mark seized the cork and applied it.
Sour stood ia the corner with her bacl
to him, and taking Off her dress threw it
to him. Mark took off his outer clothes
end threw them to her. Each put on
the other garments, Mark inclosing his
head in the sunbonnet.
Looking the gratitude he did not dare
TO speak; pressing her hand and carry
ing it to his lips. Mark passed out.
The guard wondered why Souri, looked
10 tall and strapping.
Going out of the door and down the
stairs, Mark went to the gate and walked
by the sentinel posted there, as So,ri
had often done.
The guard also noticed how tall she
looked and called To her: but by this
Mark was well out Of his reach
and pretended not to hear. The senti-
mel, not thinking il worth while to fol-
and leave his post unprotected, let
him so and thought no more about the
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

TNttlf 81 AuilN Jaws.
Inc uiidersixuel- iAvhG tten appointed by ts
toA-IFoiz.r Culu Tor tlrt district of Hartford Com
miseienere. Ia receive. examine. and adjust al claim
siiidtin hnds Of aliper~ous against the estate OF
itufu@ Davis late Of Sfuckbridgr. IN sail Dis
DECEASED. Hnd all claims e~xiibaiel In onset there
10. hereby give notice that We Vii meet for the par-
poses afnressid. Al the residence OF Julius Davis
on INC asth nay u Jan AMI the nth DAY Of Mai
next f0ui ] ociock PAL. Until ? O'Clock r. NJ
on each Of szlu dass and thai SIX months from
Tie "a day Of Dee. A. r.. 1852 Is the time limit
~ ~ SAID Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims 10 rs for examination and Allowance.
ilatei A. StockbIida. thie 10th dzy OF Dec. ID. ~.
MAkflN L. MlNAN, Comulis-
WI. EDNUNDS sIopers. Ipa4
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

STATE OF ( Al a Probate Court
HAITFoRp DISTRICT s. held al woodstock
within and for said District ON the 18th day OF Dee.
A. u. lsss.
Present. Hon. Thomas -. SsaNcr. Judge.
NyfoL liurnsttf estate. fetigcl. inis state.
WI ereas James &. Burnett. administrator Of the
eSttts Of Myrun Burnett late of Bethel, deceased has
pteseniett q, sail Court his netitionin writing. max
ig application Tor license TO sell certain real estate
nf which said Nvrnn RnFupif dicd seized and nos
stss~ed. situate In this stale. dc -crihtd as follows.
Ihe real ssia'c de-cl ilrd Ia the Inventory of said
estate nsw un he ia said { afrt, and an the real e.
late OF Whit : " / test r sisf.stiz,si and possessed
situate ~ ~ tate; r.pis~snting that su-h sale will
- beneficial 70 the feifs 81 sait Interstate and all per
sons conrs3 ned IA said s>tat. although nol necessary
10 cnattr him Z pay ihn dcpts due from said estate
and Tie eNt~nss's ~ administration.
tliefeiiIs,H tHF tDur appoints The tHh daN OF
Jan. A.. D. lSr, ntNf - 4 time and the Probate
tnitcr IA " uuastock afottezid a. q place of hearins
and deciding ul aid appi ssliVn. aud orders that mo-
ice 81 ssi9 surlicaii m he Oven 10 all persons inter
rste1 "a sid estate. the reason for the same. piass.
and time ct b. aring.h furnishing three week
~ tht befhrl CpnIlc4 a newspaper published At
Bethel In this state. whf-h eircnlzteS In the Delgir-
Horhood - those interested. tall which publications
shall hc pr Ni,us to said lime Of hearing. ia copy 81
record nf this arler. ihaf frsy may appear before eaia
Court AID hc heard In he / isiier Of said application
II lheN sss cause.A true no ira. MI SEAvER.
Attne cupN ~ record. Register.
tWG Attest TO. SEANER. Judge.
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Commissioner Notice.
rstate 81 samneL b. PerrrIn

Tie Undersigned .hayin feen appointed ny itefi
Probate Court for the district nt dOlphCoMa-
sloners. 70 recelveIcNamine and ADJUST al cl1i4s 2f
demands of all nersons AGAINST the estate 81 S2mEel
r. Perrin late o1Wiihamstovnin : I'D d~istricLGsoeas-
ed. and all claims exhibited in onset thereto. berrty
give notice that we will meet for the nurposes afote-
said. AT the Monument Houfe IN MiItiaInstoNn IA
on The lOtii day o. March next from ~ o'clockA.k.I
? O'Clock p n. Of said day. and thar sly mqtits
from tho i9th IA, Of Nova. ID. Is92 Is the time R1-
itei hy said Court for said creditors TO present tlsg
claims 10 as for eNa minaiion and allowance.
D.icd ~ " nfanstovn this ad day OF Dec. Ahl*3
kIMBALL BLANCHARD. CommtsJa--s
HENRY MARTIN
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Il Woman's Back.
II IS the THANKSGIVING I

1t is the handspring Of her
life.
What can she do, where can
she go, so long as that deadly
baekache saps every particle d
her strength and ambition!
She cannot walk, she canDo,
stand /; her homework is a bur.
den; the hours behind the
counter or in the factory are
crushing she is miserable.
The cause is some derange.
ment of the uterus or womb
The 6ackache is HE SIRE symbtom.
Lydia E. Pinkham's KegetaA
C0mb0nnd is the one u~nfailinp
remedy. A woman discovered
it and gave it 20 women. A
woman reads your letter and
gives you a woman's sympathy
and help. Thousands send
letters crate A
full for physical sA
salvation. The A-A
same salvation Y3 @T
is for you. ~ II
Don't hesitate.
All druggists sell It, or sent 1~UTSSTF%&
by mail, in form Of Pilsof lG~ANNNA
L~oLenges, on receipt Of = 41NXAN|7
Correspondence freely an
Swerod. oAddress IN cord- DSzA%Z HUI
deuce, L.rfIA f. PINK =
RAN MEDICAL Co. LySs, Z@6IIxL1s.
AAss. Liver pnls, &c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05
E.Iale o. W. y. u. MAYNARp.

SThTE OF VERMONT, The Prob te Cont for The
District OF Adds n. ss.N District of Addiso9;
To all persons intereste : in the estate OF w. II. N.
MAY nard. late Of Grsnyiletn said Disfric decreased.
GREETINGs
by the Authority OF The state of Vermont. You are
hereby notih q 10 appear before the sasd Pr0bat~
Court AZ the Probate Office iu Middlebury in Ssid
District on The sth day Of January A ID. iSs3 al -
"'el Oh a. a.. TO show cause, II any you have. why tte
account OF =. r. Briggs. Admr. Of the estate a
said decreased, should not be allowed. and also nhs
The residue of said estate should not be distrihnteft %
the parties entiti 4 fherefn.
DARED at Middlehur, in said District. this I3ih asy
oi Dee. A. u. iS2.
By order Of Court Attest JAMES VI. sLADE.
l92 Judge Of rrolEaie.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

SrATEOF VERMONT, IN Probate Court held :.
Randolph DIsrnIeTs $ CHELSEA within aRd
safa district on the ism das ~ Dtc. A.D. frFs.
". T.. Townsend administrator N the estatt Of
Rebecca Gsame late 4 thekrs 10 said district
decreased. prezcrlts his admin account for te1f
inatiuti and allowance and makes application Ice q
decree ui distribution aud partition ~ the estate 81
said deceaetu.
Whcreupon Cd T. ordered by said Court thai sal
4ppiicaflDn be referred To a session thereof 10 - be-
Al the Orange County Hotel inChcista on the laih DE-
IL Jan. AL -. 1896 tor hearing and ferisinn theref1
ard, IL Is further ordered, thai al pcrso.s interested
te notified hereof. by publication 81 noti.e Of sett a.
~plication and order thereon fhree weeks suceesslre9
IN the Herald and News. a newspaper publistei a.
Randolph and which crculaies in the aeighb0rhNet
II those Interested. before said tine Of hearing that
hey may appear AZ said time and place.aui1 thsg see
ssuse. officer thereto Bv The Court. ATTEST.
npt WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Jutge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

STATE OF VERMONT, Tin Probate CourLaea
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SsN Randolph In ana To-
said District. on the 18th lay OF Dec. A. b-ls2
Francis v. Flint. administrator Of the esiais q
benjamin T. kiliun late OF B~rainlree In said dsire
dec. a@ed. presents his admin ltration accOuh4 f
examination and allowance and makes appiNa-aa
fpra decree OF distriouti n and partition Of ets-
tate OF said dcce tst4l. Nhtre-
upon,it Is ordered by said Court that said appkeaiiol
come under consideration and he heard on the Z e23
Of Jan. A. II. iS9i. at the Probate Office In
Randolph and IL Is further ordered that all hersCa
Interested be notified hereof. By publication Of bottle
Of this application aud order three weeks Successive
" In the HERALD AND NEws. printed at RzIeclla.
Before said time 81 hearing, that they may appear a.
All tlule and place. and II thcysee cause object tiNreo2
nv the Court. attest,
1904 WM.I II. NICHOLS. Jpize-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

STATE OF VERMONT. Al a Probate Court
HAIsTFoEp DISTRICT s. held At Woodstock
within and for said District ON the sth day OF Dee.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

nskowana ma rzecz ksie4y. w
Europe uskarzamy sic ma opie
szafosc we wsgledzie zawiazywania
towsrzystw; q przecie&, o lie mo
tina ~nsjscislej obliczajac, procent
Wychodztwa stowarzyszenego ma
gruncie europejskim o wiele jest
wyzssym, aniaeli W Ameryce, do
siega bowiem, jezeli ME przecho-
dzi 5 proc. Pochodzi to ztad,
&c aywioi ~klerykalny ME wziai
W organizacyi udziaiu. ME zacie.
zyf przeto ma sumieniach we
wsglsdzie religijnym i ME zrazii
nikogo z tych, co sic do obowia.
zku sfusby patryotycznej poczu.
wall. W Zwiazku Wychodztwa
wyznanie, kazde jednakowo jake
sprawl osobista szanowane. mai.
mniejszej ME odegrywa roll. W
towarSystwach polskich W Anne.
ryce przeciwnie = W ka4deJ
zazuacza sic ona ustawie, stano.
wiac niejako oi konstytucyjna -
twardsza lub mniej twarda.
q wiadomoSci i pism, jake mas
cd braci naszej z Amery XII do.
chod,a, ME mozemy dokiadnie
wymiarkowac kierunk6w, jake
sic tam ustalaja z rekojmia ma
przyszfosc. Go do kierunkow,
lie brak zdaje sic = ami je
diego Z istniejacych i znanych W
Europe, zaczynajac cd skrajuego
socyalizmu, kohczac ma skrajnym
Observation-Disclosures. Pierwszy atoli
wyglada ME obiecujaco: organy
onego pojawia1a sic i znikaja =
widocznem jest, he PREY cudzem
grzeie sic ognisku i ME wytwo.
rzyf jeszcze partyi silnej badz to
ilosciowo, badz TED jakoiciowo.
Wodzowie SO, sztandary z via.
trem igraja, werbownicy W be.
bny bija, = hufc6w ME ma: tax
samo socyalizm polski wyglsda
W Europe. nPolskie zwlazki TO-
botnicze" W Ameryce ME licza
wiecej mad cztery grupy, kt6re
W rachube brane byc ME moga.
|. Najpowa&niej przedstawiaja sic
diva towarzYstwa, albo raczej
diva zgrupowania grup, wchodza
cych do skfadu organizacyj, ma
zwanych: jedna, Zjednoczeniem
Katolickiem Polskiem. druga.
zwiszkiem Narodowym Polskim,
Roani je nazwa i tolerancya wy
znsniowa. Podczas kiedy W pier
wszej wyznanie WARY stanowi
warunek sine qua o male.
Ssnia do towarzystwa; druga, wy
znsjac sic katOlicka i ulegfa ko.
Scioia rzymskiego cora, ME Ia
myka szeregow swoich dla limo.
wiercow. Ma tenn polega gl6wna
dwoch tych organiEacyi ro4nica,
roznica waana, wzorujacs jedns
wedle Hiszpanii W epoce' inkwi.
sycyi, druga wedle Polski W CA.
sach jagiellohskich. Pc Ia tenn
obie one stanowia rodzaj aseku.
racyi zyciowej, zapewnisjacej 20.
smiertne. CEfonkowie, nalessc do
gruP a przez grupy do towsrzystw,
plaza podstki ma ten koniec,
a&eby pc Smierci aony wdowiec
dostai dolarow $50, po imierci
meta 'wdowa = 500. Nowoza-
wiazujace sic towsrzystwa podno
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
lie m Polskie.


nWarsz, Cub. Weldon" donoszs, 90
n~sstepuje: Nv imieniu wlasciciela
folwarku Waclaws Wolibnera zostala
wniesiona do sadu okregowego sprawl
% 4,lO2 Rs. wynagrodzenia tytulem
szkod, jake ponioA pow6d z przyczyny
6wiczeh ~strzelania ma te~rytoryum fol-
warku B~orowiczek przez diva pulki,
k~onsystujace " Pleoku. Szkody to
wynikly ztad. 4e po utworzeniu przez
81 dni iahcucha ME pozwolono robotni.
kom Wolibnera znajdowa6 sic ma polu
~Przylegiem do Placu str1elanis, pasc ma
iakach bydla, wreszcie, 70 zostSto zni-
szozonyoh 10 morg6w lssu. Opierajsc
sic ma 5 1882 kok. cyw., wolibner do.
msgsi sic wynsgrodzenia " sumie
wskazsnej. Jednoozesnie prokuratorya
" Krolestwie Polskiem w~zniosla eks.
cePcye 90 do niekompstencyi wladzy
Sadowej " rozstrzyganiu ~podobneeo
Procesu. Sad okregowy doszsdl do
wniosku, 10 " dsnej sprawie ME mona
StOsowac PrzytoczOnego artykulu prawa
gdYz s~Peinisnie Aads6 wlsdz woisko-
wyoh wypaywa ME re stosunkow cywil-
nYch, lecz z publioznego obowiaxku
Poddanego wzgledem rzadu, bedsceoo
PrzedStawicielem praw p~shstwowyoh.
Wskutek tego Poniesione straty z DO
wodu rozporESdzeh wlAdz wojskovych
l sdministrscyjnych, kt6rych zasads byl
Stosunek Poddanego do pahstws, ME
~ogs bye Przedmiotem proOesu cywil-
nego. Ma tel zsSsdzie skcys Wolibne-
"a, jake niepodlegsjscs k-ompetencyi
i%nstytucyi sadOwyoh, zOstals oddslonsn.
(Mile stosunkD.
zsinicyonowsny przez wielbioieu
Emsriych srtySt6w, bsdsoyOh chluba
sceny polskiei, Jana KrohkovskieOo i
AlOizegO zOaSOwskiego, a u~sankcyono.
"any u~rzedovo komitet PREY dyrekcyi
testrow wsrszswskieh, krzsts sic sner.
giOznie okoto powiekszenia funduszu IA
ukohcEenie dwoCh pOsagow " msrmu.
re.
Ma Przsdstswienis poliomsjstrs
Ienerass Kleigelsa, jsueral.eubernstor
hurko, kaEai zamkna6 zaEkady froe.
oiowskis pan6wI L~isikisvicza Miasz-
~kowskisgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

zlodziejstwa i siu2y do o~skarzania
zarzadow i poniewierania wcho.
dzacych do takowych osobistosci.
Celuja W tenn pisma klerykalne.
Ola towarzystw, podleglych ksie.
som Njednoczenie, UHja), swoja
droga pomiedzy soba sic kI6cs-
Gym, swieckoic Zwiszku Narodo-
wego sola W oku stoi. Organy
ich PREY kaadej okazyi, "a mai.
mniejszym niekiedy zmyslonym
a zawsze do rozmiar6w olbrzy.
mich rozdmuchiwanym pretek-
stem, napadaja ma ludzi przewo.
dnich W Zwiszku. Zwiazek =
przyznac mu to nsleay 30 wiele
jest wzgledem przeciwnikow swo.
ich wstrzemiezliwszym = luboG
i on czasami z granic umiarko.
wanna wychodzi = wiecej budzi
ufnosci we wzgledzie dziaialnoSci,
mogacej sprawie ma po4ytek sic
obrocic. We wzgledzie tym ITO.
zyf on rekojmie, s~wiadczace, ze
ma sprawe polska ma widoku,
Do rekojmii tego rodzaiu, pc "a
obchcdami patryotycznemi, W u.
rzadzaniu ktorych ma r6wni Tin.
nemi organizacyami udaiaf bierze,
zalicEac nalezy diva szczegolnie
fakty, a miAHowicie: ~zafoienie
polskiej biblioteki i muzeum i
gromadzenie Skarbu Narodowego.
DIVA te fakty So dowodem, ze W
Zwia'ku idea patryotyczna wyra.
"a sic ME tylko siowem, ale oraz
i czynem Sfowo stafo sic ciafem
" zarodku, W zapoczatkowaniu
Pozwalajacem dobrze ma przyszios6
wrotyt tenn bardziej, Re Zwiazek
N. P. jest jedynem W Ameryce
towarzystwem polskiem, wchodza-
Gem W stosunki z wychodztwem
polskiem W Europe. Ma seim
zwiazkowy. ktory sic W r. b.
~odbedzie, ma bye = jak mas
Wiesci dochodza : powoianym
delegat Zwiazku Wychodztwa.
Stosunek ten ma swoie znacze-
ME.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
WychOdztwO Pslskie w
Ameryce.
(.wolne Polskie slowo" " Parysul

NY OiSoni1aoyS "ycnoozIWa pol
skiego W Stanach Zjednoczonych,
zawiszek onei nsjpierwszy do.
konai sic pod postacia para6i.
Inaczej zdaje sic = BYE ME
mogfo. Rodzaj wychodztwa czy.
nil zacsatek TAXI koniecznym:
napfywajacy wioscianie i rzemie.
slnicy Ia ksiedzem sic ogladali i.
jak skoro sic ir6d Mich ksiadz
pojawif, okoio niego sic kupili.
Nsjpierwsze zatem. jake sic wy
tworzyly. RAINY organisacyjne, by
.iy to RAINY koscielne, kt6re by
do pomyslnych i poaadanych do.
mogiy rezultatow, gdy.
by ksie&a umieli byli interesy
koscielne godzic z potrzebami i
obowiazkami obywatelskiemi. Me.
stety, aywiol duchowny, ktory W
slad Ia wychodztwem przybyf,
ME nadawal sic pc temu. Dusz.
p~asterze, jedni usilowali obywa.
telskosc podporaadkowac intere
som koscielnym, drudzy interesy
osobiste wysuneli ma plan pier.
wszy j ~urzadzali sic stosownie do
takowych. Re sic Sr6d ksieay
znajdowe6 musieli ludzie prawi i
rozumni, o tenn ME watpimy, lecz
znsjdowali sic oni widocznie W
liczbie tax maiej, ae ME ldofali
zapewnic sobie przewagi i PREY.
Isposobic gruntu pod budowe or
ganizacyi ogolnej, ktorej potrzeba
czuc sic data zchwila, jak sic Polacy
tn i owdzie W znaczniejszej iloSci
gromadzic j W stycznoSG z mel.
scowym ustrojem politycznym
wchodzic poczsli. Organizacya
'czysto koScielna ostaG by sic ME
mogfa. Bractws ME mia}yby ra-
CYL bytu " obec ruchu towarzystw
miejscowych, nawiazywanych W
celach rozmaitych. Gdyby sie
Polacy ma bractwach jeno ogra.
Dicsali, nieochybnem ograniczania
sic takiego nastepstwem bye by
musiaio wsiakanie Aywiofu pol.
skiego W 4ywioiy miejscowe j
stopniowe onego zanikanie. Ma
tenn by najgorzej sami ksieaa
wyszli. Organizacya przeto og6l.
ma, organizacya obywatelska, ma
suwala sic, jake koniecznosG,
ktorej uczyni6 zadosc nale3afo.
o lie o tenn Z oddalenia sadzic
mona, uczynienie zadosG konie.
csnosci organizacyjnej ME odpo
wiedsiaio potrzebie. Zywioi kle.
rykalny przeciagnai strune, po.
mieszaf interesy koicielne z in.
teresami swieckiemi, dal przewage
pierwszym mad drugiemi i "a.
szczepif cd razu nieporozumienie
gatunku najgorszego. Widziec sic
dsje W polemice dziennikarskiej,
zaprawnej re strony pism klery.
kalnych fsnatyzmem, podkopuja
Gym fundament nauki chrzesci.
jahskiej = miios6 blizniego =
i odPychajacym cd prac obywa.
telskich Polakow ME tylko cd.
miennego ~wyznania, lecz i takich,
co W rzeczach swieckich zacho.
wywac chca niezale2noSc zdania.
Take wprowadzenie sprawy u
niemo2liwic musiaio ~organizacye
ogolna. To tel ME ~zawiazsla sic
Pozawiazywaiy sic iowa.
rzystwa, kt6re, W stosuDku do