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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

10 all whose Kindness contributed 10 the
success Of the Christmas mission the Kings
Daughters seud greeting. The work was en-
gagged in by the Hand In Hand circle, the Band
of Helpers and the Willing Workers assisted
by friends throughout the town. Although
the contributions were wholly unsolicited
more were sent in than ever before and four
teen boxes were packed, providing Christina.
gifts for more than fifty children. The greater
part of the gift, were donated hv children TO
their less fortunate brothers and sisters. As
previously stated the Christmas mission i in-
tended for children alone bot 30 generous
were the offerings this year that some useful
articles were Put into each box for the oller
members OF the families
The Hand in Hand circle would express
their grateful appreciation to the various
friends who have contributed Sil for the be-
nevolent work during the past month"; aud to
the Happy Thought club for their generous do
nation of -. part proceeds Of their recent
sale.
All members Of the Hand in Hand circle are
earnestly requested to bc present At the regn-
lar meeting next Thursday evening at ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Miss Mary Smith. an English woman,
has been engaged in novel sort Of social
philanthropy. Instead Of deyoting her
energies to the very poor she has been
studying 10 provide inexpensive but
healthy and pleasant homes for women
who have small incomes. In Gloucester
shire She has established a number Of
small cottages having all the picturesque
ness Of the matched cottage period and
the sanitary improvements IL later days.
They are tenautcd, ana the scheme seems
likely to prove successful. : London
World
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
Police Court Notes.

has, Grant, Of OTIS. who wa. arrested for
assault on Detective Hartman, an account OF
which ha> been given in our columns. was ar
EaiSned Dec. II, charged with assault and bat
terry; be plead mot guilty" but his honor
failed 70 agree With him, aud he wa, fined 81
ana costs and VS. committed in default OF pay
ru.uf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

instantly relieves the most violent attack,
facilitates free exrectoration and insures rest
10 those otherwise unable to sleep except In a
chair as single trial win prove. Send for free
Tiai package to DIR. II. SchifImann, ST. Paul,
MIMI but ask your druggist hrst.-4drt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
letter, thapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns. and al
skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box For
ale by 5. D. Wiggin.-Adrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Miss Lucille Rodney, who has won a
wager by walking from her home in
Galveston to the Worlds fair, counting
ties all the way, made $500 by the way
selling her photographs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

'A''
an-a'-1 p the year.
r- ,,-.,l a.. psrtin.. tncF
.,r.' H.. 4. . ,aF'"''h
RI -1y1 Haas - mar ten nl--
-. ,, .' ''irnd
~0. the future elrar.
'-A'.i - re yrar
49, NOUNS T. w Lord
'f'i'' ~
'.' "-'- /. 1 VIII meet today THURSDAY
N''' "FetF 81 40
t'l'h ~r1oo| at strawviile had
:" 1he NA"oihou>e Saturday
-.''-'
h-'tf Garland II the Ellsworth aud Blue.
stage Huo. a4- procured new snd com.
Do .H.a- ''a...
SOM ,,,.. F. from Tho. Pine Tr.. .ho. ,.c,,rv
~ t'.l. IL trial, on the Wood patent
Ni.a'l' 3; Hopkins foundry Tuesday
r.t L1,I. ,3n Of Hiram Ior3 bsd hi.
n.- SEVERELY injured. list MONDAY sfrer-
t... nu. u,a,-iu. DOWN. Rcd. buf
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'"e HH'"' men
"'' ''ed eighteen above. the
''''' os cutting northwest
''''1' zen '''o"'
'''' '.'l hsae mat roa>ing on
."' rA1 ana carry evening = not
.'' AUTHORITIES propose
''''7 1'''i'h' ihaAe- seton
''-' Iia-L'I % pc attended 70
WI. " fi.'f" ana allied Tor al the Ellsworth
-0''.e l',o Mr.. kebeecA bay, Mis-
l'. b d'i +r- Mis- Alice &. ilod.kin,. J.
b. W.. '"o. Nj. Percy Phillips. Mise Nellie
=. E.raat .>yu- Harvey /. Romcr. W F.
"ni- H. II. Ee Post. No. - and Woman'>
h'.ri '"fl.- No. i', " iil install their officers
oA M'ai'' e'ru|t- Jan. ]. Boiled clans will
n f-I.>AeI gag post 70 the Relief Corps
ail ,a' X f.-l..,, a.>5 - the families Of the
pr ".tt- ~ iAt po>t.
Among 'ae present, on the Christina. tree
al -Ls Nlrra.ts-. church was an excellent cla.k
t-.f4 ttt. ,u,..l. %, ft..ir ra.fnr e. I'm, f,,,,tj
pes. ,o tlt SUNDAY school SUPERINTENDENT and
a .....,.,... ..t ,.-...r,, -, ~. ,-.,,,., 49,.
-''''9' NUN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
Sense in Advertising.

Sfhke III NuvertIsIng.
The time to advertise is all the time
that's universal sense.
The things to advertise in are the me-
diums reaching the people-thats eco
nomical sense
Beware of the paper that's all quality,
and pass if it be all quantity; use that
which reaches the huyers-thats pro-
gressIve sanse t.xchanre
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

The fin de steele female was on hand
ut the Cherokee strip rush. Mrs Jenny
Lasher staked the first claim, and IL
yearold Cora Wiley secure a site on
which she will open hotel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

In the report of the Unity club fair in our
last issue, the name of Mrs. John Peters, chair
man of the fancy department, was insdvertent-
ly omitted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

The juvenile dancing school will meet in Man
ming hall, tomorrow Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock All children invited without further
notice. Hereafter the school will meet on satur-
day-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

u gave you ten cents Just before stepped In
to that store" Blind Beggar-"weIl. YOU see,
your new hat changes you so didn't know Won"
= Chicago Inter Ocean,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Among the resolutions moved by the
trades congress in Belfast is one ex-
pressing satisfaction at the appointment
of women workshop inspectors and
praying the government to increase the
number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Jack--"l declare If Miss Sears isn't getting
gray" Jess-"No wonder poor thing: she has
had so much trouble to conceal her age Puck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

THE sentence is that ye be hanged" said .
Welsh judge to a poor criminal, land hope it
may prove a warning to you"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
NOTICE.
Manning Hall

Ic4 CVAx4xA449 AACIAA
For Rent.
The Hall in the Manning Block Is now
ready for rental, under the management OF Chas
|. WEIGH, janitor of Hancock Hall, sea sons 9l ",
This hall is 35x45, contains two dressing rooms
small stage; the fins st dance floor in the city, cleo
tric lights. hot water heat; fine piano. seating
and for dances and local entertainment is just
the place. Specially adapted for private parties
Terms reasonable. Address,
CHARLES 1. WEIGH,
p. o. box 315, Ellsworth, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

The women Of Iceland, who have had
municipal suffrage ever since 1882, have
now been made eligible to municipal Of.
fees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

THE TORTJRES of dyspepsia. the sufyerinrs
OF scrofula, the agonix,ng Itch and pain of sait
rhenm, the disagrceable symptoms OF catarrh are
removed ny Hoods Sarsaparilla
HOOPS PILLS are the best after dinner piiis
assist digestion. prevent consultation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

sunset.
- severe winter i the verdict Of ev-
cryone
Geo. W. Higgins NJ Ellsworth vas in
town last week
Edith Lnfkin arrived home from Hyde
Park, Saturday.
Harlan Gray has moved hi> family from
Sunset TO Green's Landing.
Charles u. Anni~ has purchase a
trotter from saunders stable.
Mrs.. NJ. \. Judkins. who has been quite
Ill, IS somewhat improved in health.
Geo. Is. Raynes who has been in Bo>-
ton for some time, arrived home Saturday
Supervisor NJ S Knowles began the
winter term Of school in Dist. No. Y,
Monday
Thomas Small who has been visit
ing relatives at Sunset and Green's Land
ing, returned to hi, home in Portland. Sat
urday.
From Pumpkin Ridge" will be present
ed at Sunset Friday evening The follow
ing j. the cast of characters Jonathan
Scruggins. A. F. Small Simon Brown.
+. 5. Small; Harry Hayes, L. b. Cole !;
Augustus Simroy, Allen Small Belinda
Jane Hopkins, Miss Mertie Small; Eliza
beth Brown, Miss Lotte Ann~; Annie
Brown, Miss Lon +. Small; policemen,
NJ. NJ. Small, P. W. Small.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
North fenobscot.

North fenobscot.
Mrs. Ida Lowell is quite H.
Howard Lowell Of Ellsworth. has been
visiting relatives here.
George |. Soper has engaged to haul
wood for William Clement
George Leach has started out In the
dairy business with eleven cows.
Reuben +. Grindle has closed hi, school
in Brooklin, and is al home on a short
vacation.
Paris Leach and Ross ratten are at home
from Massachusetts,, where they have been
at work during the summer and fall
W. j. Soper i getting out box wood Tor
Thomas Mason Of East prlsud. liz j. also
having considerable Kiln wood chopped
The supervisor Of schools Is abroad
among the >chooI-marm~. and made biz
iir-t visit to the winter school in district
No. Il last Friday.
Thursday morning, Dee. Il. the th,r-
mometer stood % degrees below zero on
Bridges point, South Penob>cot-coldcr
than at any time during last winter
Two more Of our enierpri>ing young
men have been added 10 the list Of
students al the winter term Of the T. NJ.
- "'u'hai iaii ttti~pu anu Arthur
Sprague.
our congressman have been consulted
by leading citizens Of the town In refer
ence 10 appropriations for dredging a chan
mel into the bay to better accommodate
the industries OF the town.
Our grocery man. OILS Snowman, re-
ports more eggs from this section than
elsewhere, as the farmers here have gone
into the poultry business quite extensively
and with an eye to profit.
With TWO peddler- at the doors weekly
with the neccssaries Of life, and something
10 buy with, the grizzly figure OF .tarva-
ton won't be likely 10 hover around This
community much during the winter.
This town has been steadily gaining in
business and wealth for the past twenty
years, and there is a spirit of progress
abroad which, If judiciou-ly fostcrcd. j.
sure sooner or later 10 bring our uude-
veloped resources TO the front
Our faithful pastor, Rev Mr. Small.
gives his flock good dose Of gospel
physic esct. Suntay man Of clear con.
vctions and bold in the advocacy OF them.
he can not fail to make decided i'm
preston upon the moral. of the com
munity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

There are $50 women journalists, ed
itors and authors il England and W ales.
according to the British census reports
just published.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
Women sculptors.

Women sculptors appear 10 be coming
to the fore in various countries. Re
Gently two Swedish ladies, Fru Carolina
Bruce and Froken Agnes Kjellberg,
have received mention honorable at the
Paris salon. Froken kJellberg holds
The scholarship Of the Swedish academy.
Miss Julia Stevenson. daughter Of Vice
President Stevenson, is a member Of the
entering freshman class Of Wellesley.
Miss Stevenson's younger sister is attend
ing the Dana Hall preparatory school in
Wellesley.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
Gbc Kings Daughters.

This department Is conducted by the Hand in
Hand circle OF the Kings Daughters Of IN
worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

BORN.
MARRIED..

pp\ph t\-At Ellsworth. Dec N! 10 Mr. ani
Mr. Timothy Donovan, -uu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Seal Cove.
Lillian Crabtree gave a reading at Seal
Cove hall last Thursday evening to good
audience. Among her several unique
selections was Poes bells" Miss Crab
trees rendering of this famous poem was
rare treat. Fred aud Julian Heath sand
wiched the elocutionary entertainment
with music.
Dec 2J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28
south Bluehill.

south Bluehin.
Capt. VIM. Candage of Rockland is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mary Candage is spending Christ
mas with her son, John Candage at the
Falls.
Mrs. Lena Hutchings of Sedgwick. is
spending few days at her fathers, Allen
Henderson.
party Of seventeen went from here to
the Christmas concert at North BROOKLYN
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Isabel Durham of Sedgwick. is
spending the winter with her niece, Mrs
Charles Henderson.
Dec Dc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-28

Sedgwick.
At a stated communication of Eggemog-
gin lodge, No. 1873, held in Masonic hall,
Sedgwick, Dec. 10, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted;
Whereas-It has pleased the Supreme Architect
of the universe to take from our midst by death
our beloved brother Grenyille z. Clapp there
fore be it
Resotred-That by his death Eggenoggin
lodge has lost an esteemed brother, his family
good husband and father, and the town a good
citizen and servant.
Resotred-Th the family of the deceased have
the sympathy of fraternity, in this, their great
bereavement.
Resotred-That these resolutions be spread on
the records of the lodge, a copy presented to the
widow, and copy forwarded to THE ELS
WORTH AMERICAN for publication.
THO. A. SMITH, ( Com. on
WILLIAM n MEANS, Res.
true copy, attest
O. p. CARTER Sec'y,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
Szko}y publiczne ,
q parafalne.

), Burza w szklance wody";;
oto zdaJe NAM sic, dokladne
orzeczenie tego, czy faktycz-
nego czy uroionego nieporo-
zumienla polemiki miedzy
pewnymi dygnitarzami kato-
lickicj hierarchii lloscielnej co
do spraw szko]nych.
To nieporozumienie wy
WEEKLY niepowolane, zuchva}e
/ zapalone glowy Z osentacyq
ma widok publiczny, dotad
swolemi elukubracyami W tel
sprawie zape}niaja bibuEe
swo!ch czasopistn, angielsklcF
i nlemieckicll.
Cd samego poczqt' ~, re-
niemi]ej prawemu <atoll!sow
polemiki, ami ma te an; n;
ow2 nieprzec' .,ylilismy sic stro
hF' nyl's Ay pewni, &c Z te
Walk dwoch stronnlc w ka
to'' '..ckim obozie, t. j. niemcov
# irlandczykow, my polac,
tylko ]akas korzysC odnies
mo3emy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
STEM znakomitego pisarza ludo.

STEM znakomitego pisarza ludo
wego pana J6zefa Chociszew
skiego.
Me mole teraz &aden uczci
wy cz'owiek nagi0wka naszegc
plsma krytykowa6. Mega tc
! uc2Ynlc chyba ztosliwi i "a :
zdr4-nl zwl22kowcy. lynn z
pewnoSci4 KatoAh NE zdaje
sic dosyc patryotYcznym.
Ale toe u Polakow
fplgia TAX scIsje Z naro,Iowos
cla skojarzons, 2e iud ware
katohcSa uazYy"a wjarq polska,
liz togo powodu nawet Niemca
katolika, um!ejaeego 20 polsku,
uw;,2a ga swego Nlemca kato,
l;ks zas, kt0rY po po;sku ule
unte, na3Ywa dYcz h0t0H
h'enn, jaSoby wFznau'a )ego
JUL ME uwa2a' ga prawdziwIe
katollckie. Nawet W polItyce
1sczyll dawn'ej oJcowIe nasi
rellgia kalollcka z polska
narodowoscia, 'Soronulae L. p.
Matke Boska Jake Krolowa
Narodu Polskiego
Ze nasz Katohh bedzie
wyznawat k-zewl!, obok
wary katolick'ei, tskze szcze-
ry polskl pstryotyzm, za to
reczy przeszlosd tel nasze)
gazety i dotychczasowe dzia
ianie llterackle wydawcy /
redaktOra.
A wiec zwawo do mas sic
garna6, Bracia Polacy i kato-
licY W Ameryce! W wlernosd
dotychczasowych abonent6w
Wlar1so wasz master ME
watpL ale ziednywac nam
nowych abonentow, abY sze-
regl obrohc6w prawdziv 81
WARY i szczerel polskosci III
W tym ia pol pogaiss2:n
kraju sic powlekszaIy i nasz
sztandar wskazYwat prawde i
zbawjenje, dopoki tylko starczy
polsklel wary mpwy W
Am 3ryce!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
)esteSmy, BOWEN

JeSteSlly. DOWleln gieDOkC
przekonanl, re rzadowy system
publicznych szk6I w Stanacl
Ziednoczonych jest zIym
desrrukcyjnym, zabiiajacyn
dusze dziecka, prowadzqcym
do atelzmu, poniewaz tegc
systemu wykreslono funda-
mentalne zasady WARY, mo-
ralnosci i uznanie panowania
mad nami praw Bozych; po.
nlcwaz rzeczy, ktoreml napel.
niaja mechanicznie glove
dziecka, So wierntnem kIam-
SVEN fa}szem, poniewaz
cafy ten nowozytny ma bez-
wyznaniu masoreryI oparty
system zdolny tylSo wyrobic
Z dzleci mechaniczne i bez
myslne lndywidua, kt6rych
ledynym przymiotem bedzie W
p6znlejszych latach W walce O
byt, wzajemne sic pozesanie.
Szko}y publiczne 81 zle::
pod wzgledem wyksztalcenia
intelektualnego niedostatecz-
ne, pod wzgledenl wychowa
MIA moralnego destrukcyjne.
Juz to wspolne obcowanie
chlopcow dziewczetami W
jednej klas!e, czyni je mleJ-
seem nlebezpiecznem dla
moralnosci daje sposobnosG
do najrychle]szego zepsucia;
wyrzucenie zas 2 Mich
ca]kowite nauki relig1i mo-
ralnosci czyni ]e szkola
zepsucia j moralnej zgnilizny.
Szkoly publiczne to nowo.,
czesny NIoloch, ktdremu narod
samowolnle niesie ma ofare
krocie swych dzieci.
Dat ka:dcn1ll dzlecku, talk
ch]opcu, jako dziewczeciu
iednakowa miare wiedzy jako
podstawe przyszIego zycia:
oto GAIA Jedyna idea szk0}
publicznych. Ia idea iednaIl
wYpIywa Z otwartesc, stare
dawnego klamstwa: ze wszy-
stkle dzleci przychodza ma ten
SWAT rcwno wo' rowno
uzdolnione, i ze u lego ma
ley i'm sic ,,A n1iara
wiedzy i wykszta ~enia. Czvz
moze bye cos potworniejszeeo
i Ig|upszego, lak to ldanie2
Dzieci nie fodz2 sig row
neml. kazde dziecko przy.
cliodzl ma SWAT Z odrn;cnnemi
przymiotami Z mniej lub
wiecej talentow. Ola tego
tez r6wne wychowapie, wy.
ksztalcenie r6wna nauka dla
wszystklch jest nonsensem.
Widzimy zresztq, ze wszelkle
eksperymenta i usilowanla
rzad6w w tym wzgledzie pacza
tylko wychowanie, niszczqc
przy tenn wszelklc zarodki
prawdzlwej moralnosci.
Przypusciwszy ma chwile,
ze Rad ma prawo sciagac ma
szkoly podatSi, budowat
szko}y, zaprowadzac W nicll
system og6lno-rownego wy
ksztatceAia i wychowania
dzieci-Gakiego zreszta prawa
ME posiada, DO to, jake prawo
natury, przysluguie tylkc
rodzicom;) ale przypusciwszy,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

tedy TAXA og6Ina, r6wna
edukacya moze sic tylko
ogranicza6 ma t. Z. blul1ena ma
nauke czy tqpia, pisania ra-
chowania. -t'en system pano-
wa} kiedys w Austryl, ztqd
tez Cd tego t14ylam nazwano
tam szko]y elementarne try-
eclaIaema.
Atoli iakiekolwiek wyzsze
wykszta}cenie poza TEN trius;v1n
musi bye zostawione vol
rodzic6w-i >Zastosowane do
zdolnosci, talentow i eustu
dziecka.
| Me watpirny, ze system
szko} publicznych ch W Ameryce
uros} na zasadzie: dac dzieciom
biednych rodzicow ma koszt
pahstwa(Dtak edukacya, jaka
rodzice nlaietni dac moga
swolm dzieciom wIasnym
kosztem i nakladem.
Idea ia wcaie pie z1a-ale
srodkl DO jell urzeczywistnienia
czerpano b}ednel opinii o
rownosci ludzkiej, a szczeg6l-
ME nlewtary I nienawisci do
katolicyzmu.
Zresztq system ten spoczy-
wa ma w1elkiel niesprawiedli-
wosci. Wszy scv rodzlce ME
moga przez ty le lat, lie wy
maga rzadowy system, posy-
lac swolch dziecl do szkoly.
Dzleci dla biednych rodzic6w
sa podpora W piracy, W "a
robkowanu / W wyzywieniu
ca5ej rodziny. Ztqd wynika,
re biedni rodzice ponesza
CIGAR podatkow, z kt6rego
tylko dzieci bogatych korzy-
staja.. : Jakim vice prawem?!
Jezell teraz lastanowimy sic
mad przedmiotami, kto-
|rych uc1q " publicznych
szEolach, przekonamy sic, ze
W wjekszej czesci zmieszane
So 7 k}amstwcm fa1szem.
Wezmy Tierwszy lepszy po~
drccznlk, uzywany w publlcz-
nych szko}ach, dowiemy
sic, lie tam bled6w histo-
rycznych falsz6w.
! lch nowoczesna astronomia.
to W poEow'e czysta magma
cya; geologic peIna faIszy-
wych zdah / blednych hipotez;
nowoczesna botanike wysmiac
moze kazda roslinka;. a psy-
|chologia ich to- Wierutny
humbug. Me wspominamy
nico historyj, bo ia tylko
naplsana, ably przekreciG
zfaIszowac udowodnione po
tysiac razy historyczne fakta.
Jezeli zas ktos che}piG sic
moze postepem i doskonaIos.
cia amerykahskiej industryi,
DO o sztukach pieknych W
Ameryce i mowy bye niemoze,
tedy mech idzie ma wystawe
do Chicago. Jezeli Jest znawca
i bezstronnym sedziq, uznae
musi, ze najmnlelszy okaz
industry francuzkiej lub me-
miecklej O sto procent doskc-
nalszym jest Cd najlepszych
amerykanskich wyrobow.
We trancuzkich lub ME
| (Clag dalszY na stronie Smell
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
isza lista abonentow. Nawet

, naSEa liSta aDOncntOW. NaWe'
zawzjeci wrogowie W;aruso Z
czas6w zwiazkowych mann
sic pojednali i do rozpo
wszechnienia pisma naszegc
sic przyczyniali. Z]edna} sobie
tel iuz WlQrus "a posrednict.
wem ksiezy polslSich iedynego
w ca}ei Ameryce s}owiahskie-
60 Biskupa, ks. Jana Wertyna
Arcypasterza dyecezyi Mar.
quette.
Czemu vice pom1mo to
trzeba by}o zmlenic tytu} ii
eazety?
Zdawalo nam sic to po,
trzebnen litylllo powodu
uprzedzenia ludu w nlekt6ry ch
okolicach polskich do samej
navy W iarus.
W Wielkopolsce lud, 1ako
wlecej ucywilizowany, rozumie
pod ia nazwa dzielnego obroh'
ce WARY ojczyzny. Wycho.
dzIiy tez luz w Poznaniu dwie
gazety pod tytu}em 1V,a'us-
jedna okoIo +. 184S, redago-
wana przez ksiedza, druga
oko]o r. 1878, redagowana
przez prawnika DR.. kebihskie.
go obie dosyc bY}y lublane
i rozpowszechnione.
ZupeInie inaczei dziaIa-jak
dopiero tn w Ameryce redak-
tor tel gazety wyposrodkowa}
-mlano WI arus Ma uszy
nerwy niekt6rych innych
szczepow polslSich. Szlqzak
upatruje W tenn cos niebez.
piecznego dla katolicyzmu i
rzadu podeirzliwemu Kaszu-
bic pachnie to ezems pod
RusISa, a nieokrzesany wies-
MAX galicyjskl nazywa W a,
rus S EN- kazdego cz]owieka
bez przytu}ku issbez jutra, co
sic u Mich utarlo po ostatniem
polskiem powstaniu, kiedy to
rozbitlli polskich oddziaIow,
przeszed}szy granice, d}dgo
tulaly sic po Galjcyi zmu-
szone by}y zyt piracy i
mi}osierdzia tamteiszych bied.
nych chlopow. Tenn tez sic
tfomaczy, czemu tn nieieden
ksladz polsAI, z Ca
llcyi pochodzscy, przesladowaf
War<sa dla samego tytu1u.
AbY vice usunac taxi
bfahy powdd uprzedzenia
do nasZego pisma, posta,
wlllsmy " tym numerze W.
magic, ,@ku tytuI Katohh, jako
ola calego og6lu polsk'ego
zroz"niaIY, nawet dla ludu
ba>zego n&jst3sownielszy
Taxi sam tyt'l] ma gazeta
polska W 'niescie Bytomiu,
ma Gornym 'ozlasku, wYcho-
dzacn, a trzeba wiedzie6, ze
ten szlask; .AatoHh ma z
wszystkich gazet poFkich na
swiecie najwiecej abonent6w,
DO al rs tysiecY, co przede-
szystklem zawdz'ecza swoje-
mu tytutowi.
Mnlemamy, ze i my ME
zbladzilismy, pozycza]ac soble
tytuta Oh pisma tax lub'anego
przez lud polski W sta.ym
kraiu, tytu}u, ktory byl r.omy.