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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10

tim of his keen shafts Of satire crank,
'hayseed, 'inhationst,' political agita-
tor" bnt don't attempt to meet his argu-
ments, sneer and SCOT at him like true,
courteous gentleman and worthy disci-
pie of Chesterfield, but don't meet him
in debate. The wandering 'Nomad will
return to Meade county in very short
time. Wonder whether Sirocco, the
worthy follower Of the Prophet, and gal
liant champion Of the Democratic party,
will then emerge from his lair in his
glittering coat of armor decked, the gor-
geous plumes in his shining helmet way
ing, his beautifully poised, 'brass-tipped'
javelin in the suns rays cleaning, the
earth beneath his mighty tread trem-
bling, his heart with the courage of
Achilles throbbing, to defend the dear
old Democratic partyP We gu ess not.
The undoubted talents of Sirocco are
conceded; his superior genius unques-
toned his honest motives undoubted I;
and we sincerely hope the time is speed
lily coming when he will align himself
on the side OF the great plain people and
employ his great abilities in the cause of
a new and better civilization.
pEDAGOG,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
GARFIELD.


Farmers are busy sowing wheat
Clarence Board went to Custer Sunday
B. -Whitworth returned from the city
Monday.
Apples are being sold here for so cents
per bushel.
Miss Mamie Board is visiting in
Greensboro.
Mrs. Ditto returned to her home in
Brandenburg Friday.
Miss Mary Mccoy and Maud Smith
were in town Saturday.
Miss Mamie Board attended the fair
in Greensboro last week.
Mrs. Mary Legrand was the guest OF
Mrs. Mattingly Thursday.
Misses Mamie and Ora Compton visited
Miss LYDIA Macy last week.
Miss Sarah Driskell has just received a
new lot Of millinery goods.
Mr.. James Compton contemplates
moving back to his old home soon.
Mrs. James Skaggs, who has been
quite sick for sometime, is still no better,
Mr.. John Meador, of Big spring, passed
through town Saturday with fine lot of
cattle.
Prof. Barron, OF New York, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. p. Norton,
this week.
The feather renovators have left us
and now some of the girls are wearing
long faces.
Mrs. Ann Hook and daughter Miss
No a, visited in Garfield last Saturday
and Sunday.
There was quite a small crowd here
took advantage OF the cheap rates to Lou
isville Monday.
Mr.. Dock Carman and family have
moved to Louisville, where they will re-
side in the future.
Miss Ida Moredock, daughter of 5. r.
Moredock, died at her home in Owens
boro, August 25th, 1894.
Mrs Kate Jarrett, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. M. Board, return
ed to her home in stephensport Monday
Mrs. Anna Alderman, of Houston,
Tex Miss Essie Board. OF the Hardins-
burg College, visited their aunt, Mrs. +.
NJ. Board, Saturday and Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
CUSTER.

The people of this vicinity are through
housing tobacco.
Our boys go to Western Saturday to
play match game OF ball.
Last Saturday was big day at this
place. Town full of people.
DIR. J. M. Meador has purchased new
organ for his daughter, Matte.
Buck Whitworth and Bob Bell, Of Gar
field, are in Louisville this week
Messrs George Hall, John Cook and
Alb Oliver attended the Greensboro fair.
We hear great many farmers say on
the account of dry weather they will not
get to SOW full crop of wheat.
Prayer meeting at this place every
Sunday night. We are glad to say it is
well attended and is accomplishing some
good.
Mr.. Daniel Spradling, who has lately
returned from Texas, has purchased a
tract OF land near Irvington, where he
will move in the near future.
We understand that John Bandy start
ed last Sunday for Colorado. We are
sorry to have him leave us, but hope
him success in his new home.
The Teachers Association which was
held here last Saturday was well attend
ed. We are glad to see the teachers
take an interesting part in exchanging
opinions.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10

cy and thus knowingly rob the current
creditor? Does two wrongs make a
right? In many instancce the dcltor of
yesterday IL the creditor of to-slay, and at
all events the obligation between the
two is contract, and il is the province
of government to enforce contracts, not
to abrogate them.
An artificial increase OF prices would
fall heavily upon the laboring classes.
The money lender could increase his
rates of interest, the landlord could raise
his rents, the merchant could advance
the prices of his wares but a common
surate rise in wages would follow slowly
il at all.
There, is in fact, Mr.. Editor, no indus
try practiced by our people which can
permantly gain by a debased currency.
The theory that poor people should
have poor money is a vicious theory.
We are all interested in having the best
money known to the world and the ex-
perience of mankind has proved that this
consists of coin, with such paper substi
tutes as are readily converted into coin
at r.-Respectfully, @. 2. Bush
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
BEWLEYVlllE.

DEAR Mr.. EDIToR-You kindly pub
lished my Salutatory, and l suppose you
mean by that that you accept my ser
vices as correspondent. Whatever may
be the opinion ofthe reader as to the quail
ity and quantity of the News from Bewley-
vile, we find it little refreshing to be
spoken OF at all.
In meandering around during the past
week, have found out that Miss Mary
Paul went off to the Hill Grove neigh
borhood to visit Miss Ida Shumate and
Miss Ida came home with her in return
for the favor.
That Mrs. Annie Pennington, who has
been quite i'll is convalescent, and, too,
Horace Rigsby broke one Of his arms
one day, some time ago. Howard Drury
broke one of his arms, these boys are
play partners, and share alike joys and
woes.
" Miss Zelma Strother, of Big Spring, is
visiting her cousin, Maggie Hardaway,
and comes down to church, so our young
men get glimpse OF another sweet girl.
Thos. ]. Jolly has sold sole Johnson"
How he is to work and manage his farm
without him, nobody knows
Mr.. Tom Payne's kitchen was burned
on Tuesday night, supposed to have been
set on fire by some one who had grudge
against him.
Bert. Drury and one OF her little
brothers are sick. A children's disease
sore throat and fever, is going the rounds
now.
Several of our Bewleyvllians went
over to Mrs. Munford's sale Saturday.
The farmers make every edge cut
these days to get the corn cut, wheat
sowed and vegetables gathered in. Jack
Frost threatens, and some cold, clear
night soon he'll slip upon us. We
haven't the plenty we set out to have in
the spring, but there is sufficient for us
to live on comfortable, and we hope
when "Thanksgiving's Day" comes, to
be ready to celebrate in good style.
Miss Mollie Clarkson, OF Louisville, is
visiting Miss Jennie Cox.
Miss Lulie Nunnelly, our music teach.
err, boards at w. ii. Gains.
We all want to know why Miss Jennie
Cox looks so pleasant these days. Is
there anything up of a pleasant nature,
or is it the effect OF the lovely weather ?
At the end of the first month, Friday,
Oct 9th, in the afternoon, Misses B. Ada
and Maggie gave quiet entertainment
at their school.
The Epworth League held its monthly
Literary meeting October 9th, at night,
in the Methodist church. The topic was
Temperance. Considering the great
evil wrought in our land and country by
the use of whisky, they could well afford
to agitate this subject. They handled it
in speech, in essay, in recitation and in
song, and it is believed did good.
Bro. George Cundiff, who has been
our preacher for three years past, was
returned. lie failed to put in his APP
pearance at the Saturday appointment,
but Sunday morning he came and
preached one OF his best sermons.
Methodist people like him very well.'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
Public Speaking.

The Democratic candidates of Breck-
inridge county will speak at the follow
ing times and places viz.
Union Star, Thursday, October 1.
Webster, Friday, October 5.
Irvington, Saturday, October
Hardinsburg, Monday, October s.
Garfield, Tuesday, October %.
Bewleyville, Wednesday, October -.
Big Spring, Thursday, October 20.
jacksonville, Friday, October 90.
Custer, Saturday, October 81.
Westview, Tuesday, October 80.
McDaniels, Wednesday, October 81.
Rock Vale, Thursday, November |.
Mattingly, Friday, November 2.
Cloverport, Saturday, November 3.
The Republicans and Third party can
didatcs for county offices are respectfully
invited to attend and participate in the
debates. ]. f. MONARCH, G. ID. G. G.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10

Some folks will think that DIR. Bells
Pine Tar Honey is no better than the
common cough remedies until they try
it. Then they will know for themselves
that it's the best on earth. For sale by
Short & Haynes, Cloverport DIR. r.
IL, McMullin, McDaniels; NJ. Meyer &
Co, Buras; Geo Heyser, Constantine !;
A. Taylor, Rosetta; Drury, Bennett 4
Co., Bewleyville, Ky W, +. Brown, Irv-
ington, KY; Jno p. Nichols. Garfield,
Ky A. r. Morris. Big Spring, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10

When catarrh attacks person of scro-
fulous diathesis, the disease is almost
sure to become chronic. The only eilica-
cious cure, therefore, is Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, which expels scrofula from the sys-
TEN and the catarrh soon follows suit.
Local treatment is only waste of time.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
In Memoriam.

Died, August 18th, Little Edgar West,
son OF p. N. and Allie West, aged one
year, nine months and fourteen days.
The death angel has again visited our
neighborhood and taken another bright
jewel from our midst. Weep not father,
mother and little sister, God knows best,
little Edgar is not dad but sleepeth.
~ precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
a place is vacant In our home,
Which never can be filled.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
ukochanej.

Me znaliSmy dotychczas
jeszcze ami jednego ksiedza
polskiego W Ameryce, kt6ry-
by dla szerzenia utrzymania
katolickiej WARY lub polskie-
go jezyka ME pracowa}. Kazdy
z mich bez wyjatku Cd czasu
do czasu ciezkie ponosi}
o6ary ola sprawy publicznej.
Jestto vice bezczelnoscia, ma
kt6ra sic tylko pycha mena-
zera i jjego zausznik6w zdoby6
moze, gdy swoim konfratrom
i tysiacom poczciwychPolakow
odmawiaja po'S<wiecenia 5 / szla-
chetnosci.
Mona trzeba zapomniec
b}ad jeden lub drugi, ale cary
szereg systematycznych }aj-
dactw chyba }ajdaki moga
zapomnieG, bo je otwarcie
lub potajemllie popieraja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Fakta
ME dnluchanie " XII

Kaznodzieja wiecowy, OBJ
mywszy menazera ca}a klika
chicagoska wonia balsamem,
solennie wykla} wszystkich
nieprzyjaci6} ligi jako ME
przyjacio} Boga i Ojczyzny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
feka R0zmaRt0sek.

: Wszelka dobra sprawa,
oparta ma zasadach WARY i
uczciwosci, wszedzie g}eboko
korzenie swoje zapusci. TAX
n. P. najlepsza c III n k q
gazeta dzisiaj jest chihski
zwiastun Najs}odszego Serca
P. Jezusa, wydawany przez
x. Wawrzyna Ii, Chihczyka,
W S : Kawel, pod Shang -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

| Wszedzie cicho jak ma pusz-
czy. w Europe bieda, W Azyi
bieda. w Afryce zas euro
pejskie pahstwa operuja, jak
rzeznik ma zabitym baranie.
Wszystkie wieksze pahstwa,
podobne do kruk6w, stoja
mad Afryka W nadzieji urwa-
MIA czastki ola zg}odnia}ych
swoich zo}adk6w. Anglia,
majaca Egypt i Przyladek
dobrej nadzieji istara}a sic o
po}aczenie p6}nocy / po}udnia,
co jej sic tez w ostatnim
miesiacu uda}o. Francya zagar-
ne}a pr6cz Alzeryi, ca}a Sa-
hare Z S}awnem Timbuctu i
bogate okolice mad zachod-
MEM nadbrzezem. Niemcy
maja Kamerun, gdzie batami
Z s}oniowej sk6ry tamtejszym
mieszkahcom pruska cywlllza-
cya ma grzbietach ryja. Socy-
alista Bebel ma poczqtku tego-
rocznej sesyi parlamentu ME
mieckiego cywilizacyjne baty
niemieckie ma stole parlamen-
tn pokazywa}. lime mniejsze
pieski kontentuja sic mniej-
szeni kawa}kami Afryki.
Nasi polscy ch}opi W .Ame-
ryce podobni So do Afryki.
mad mimi krazy mn6stwo,
juz ME kruk6w, ale sep6w,
chciwych, prawda ME krwi
ch}opskiej, ale ch}opskiej kie-
szeni i ch}opskiej niewinnej
WARY katolickiej. Najstrasz-
niejszym sepem O krwlozer-
czych pazurach jest zwiaazek
narodowy. Kogokolwiek w
swoje szpony dostanie, po-
gryzie, przezuje, az TAXI chop
wyglada, jak straszyd}o ma
cmentarzu. Innym sepem
okrutnym jest najwiekszy
zakon, ME wydzierajacy otwar--
Gle WARY, ale zachecajacych
chwiwoscia swojqi bezczelnos-
cia nawet gorliwych Cd spraw
polsko = katolickich. 1nnymi
okrutnikami So }apich}opi Cd
ligi, Uni i r6znych kat6w,
kt6rym dym mad kominem
ch}opskiej chaty wkazuje, re
sic tam cos gotuje, lub smazy.
Wnet pieczeh wywasza, po-
smakuja ijedza,a i a ch}opu poz-
wola gnaty oblizywa6. Maj
wiekszymi smakoszami tego
rodzaju So obrzezani zydzi, a
zarazemi ipiqtkowi swiniozercy.
TAX jest ma swiecie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Old prxyjacjela prawdy.

Mojem zdaniem Liga jest gniaz-
dem amerykanskiego liberalizmu.
Wy}oni}a sic g}owy O. Wincen-
tego Barzyhskiego podczas parla-
mentu religijnego, W roku kolum-
bijskim, kiedy myslano Lidze
wszystkich wiar i sekt pod pozorem
wsp6lnej mi}osci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Miesiac Czerwiec.

Po miesiacu Maryi nastepu-
je miesiac poswiecony czci
Najs}odszego Serca P. Jezusa.
Ia staraniem 90. Jezuit6w
Apostolstwo i Liga Serca. P.
Jezusa w wszystkich krajach
ca}ej kuli ziemskiej sic roz-
krzewi}y. Nabozny lud polski
W Ameryce wielkiem uprag-
MEM co miesiac wyczekuje
ksiazeczek Z Krakowa cd Q.
0. Jezuit6w. Pare tylko cen
tow kosztuja rocznie, dajac
W zamian wiele pieknego /
budujacego do czytania.
Me mozemy dosyt poleci6
naszym czytelnikom pieknego
nabozehstwa do Serca F.
Jezusa. Sr6d wyrzut6w su-
mienia, sr6d biedy i nedzy,
sr6d krzywd i przeSladowah,
Srcd chorobyi below wyciaga
do mas Najs1odsze Serca Pana
Jezusa rece Swoje, aby przy-
tulic i pocieszy6. Divine
westchnienia zaczynaja sic
wydobywaG z piers naszych,
gorycza nape}nionych. w
bezdennej, zdawa}o sic, toni
zwatpienia, ME by}o juz nic,
O co kotwica ni}osci Chrystusa
zatrzyma6 by sic mog}a. Pa
trzylismy W siebie, ale i W
sercu naszem Cd dawna pre-
brzmia}y slowa WARY, nadziejji
mi1osci. w tenn Pan / 7ba-
wiciel Nasz objawiajac sic
pokornej Malgorzacie Alacoc-
que, Z cicha i niespodzianie
Nais}odszem Screen Swojem
smetnost oblicza naszego
rozpedza. L twa~dego iona
SERGE nasze bic zaczyna
n1i}ym ogniem mi}osci i mo
dlitwy, ma zmarszczkach k}o-
potem wyrytych p}ynie cicha
liza pokuty i po zgliszczach
WARY, W sercu naszem zbu'
rzonej, wschodzi niewinnra ju,
trzenka lepszej przysz}oscl.
Idzcie wszyscy do Serca
Zbawiciela. Z a k a d al c i e.
iezeli eszcze W para
fiach ME macie, Apo.
stolstwo / Wszystkl
n a b ozei tw a d o N a j.
s}o dsze g o S erca P. Je'
zusa. So one podpora probosz
CA, pociecha Ojca fa1nilii
otucha matki inajpiekniejszyn
kwiatkiem W ogrodzie duszJ
kazdego dziecka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

Podr6zuje obecnie ola nasze..
gazety dw6ch agent6w majacych oo
mas pozwolenie kolektowania abo-
nentu, a mianowicie:
y Pan Rudolf M ich a 10 W K l,
teraz W Stanie Indiana, niezad{ugo
W Michigan.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
ZE SWIATA
kat0lickiego.
BOURKE COCHRAN,

BOURKE COCHRAN,
nowoyorkski m6wca, t}6maczy
sic bardzo kulawo z g}upiej
swojej rnowy ~przy otwarciu
wystawy szk6lnictwa katolic-
kiego W Nowym Yorku. Spra-
wiedliwi ludzie nigdy sic ME
potrzebuja ), u nj e win Mac
z tego, co raz czarno ma
bia}em wydrukowano, jako ich
sentymenta.
W1ARA OJczYzNA Z Dz1EN-
N1K1EM CHIcAGosK1M w ostat-
Mich czasach ciagle cos pre-
bakuja o szpiegach moskiew-
skich W polsko : katolickiej
emigracyi naszej. Me pre-
czymy bynajmniej moznoscl
istnienia, carowych szpicl6w'.
Ale dziwnemi nam sic wydaja
podobne twierdzenla ust
Nagla, redaktora Zrnartwych-
wsta6c6w, kt6ry nam jest
znany jako obrzezany y
pia t k wy swi niozerc a.
Ma wystawie bowiem chicago
skiejj, podczas pewnego obcho-
du polskich artystow, zar{
szynke W piatek W restauracyl
polskiej, wobec wielu kslezy
polskich. Kto Pana Boga juz
W piatkowej patryotycznej
szynce wyszpiegowa}, MECH O
moskiewskich szpiegach mil
czy.Oni tego nawet ME robla.
O. DANIELE, Z zakonu
sw Franciszka, spowiednik
Ojca sw. Leona XIII, umar}.
By} spowiednikiem Papieza
cd poczatku rzad6w Jego
Swiatobliwosci. Ojciec sw.
chodzi do spowiedzi sw. CO
die II.
ENCVKI TKT Oica S1u do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

)Col lllClldLCl Gill JoSO Pd~lAOl
kami. Ma wiecowe kraso-
m6wstwo odpowiadamy tylko
jednem zdaniem:
,,Barzyhski Zmartwych-
wsta6cami So Cd lat dwu
dziestu tylko zaka}a W emigra-
cyl polsko- amerykahskiej, ma
co wiec / liga nowym So
dowodem. " Ma potwierdzenie
naszego twierdzenia podajemy
go}e fakta, powszechnie znane.
y Kto zacza} walke ma
zab6j Z narodowcami? =
Barzyhski. Kto i'm sic
teraz umizga, chociaz W niczem
sic ME zmienili p Barzyhski.
y Kto rozb1ja} duchowieh-
stwo polskie memorya}ami?
= Barzyhski.
3 Kto jezdzi} do Biskup6w
Z miechami oszczerstw ma
| X. Maiera? - Barzyhski.
4) Kto zacza} pierwszy
otwarta wojne z seminaryum
detroickiem? ~ Barzyliski.
5) Kto ma wielka skale
zacza} masy polskiego narodu
z swiqtyni Padskiej (Sw. Trolley
W Chicago) wyrzucaf?
Barzyhskl.
g. Kto zacza} ca}emi masa-
mi katolickie towarzystwa Z
polskich koscio}6w wyrzucac
punktami?- Barzyhski i ijego
klika.
y Kto zacza} pierwsza
wojne Z polskiemi Siostraml
(Nazaretanki)? = Barzyhski.
81 Kto szczuje jednego
$wieckiego ksiedza polskiego
ma drugiego? = Barzyhski.
O Kto sic ME wsty-
dzi karczemnych burd ma SCI
mach zjednoczenia polskiego
W Ameryce? ?--Barzyhski.
10y Kto by} W Detroit 20
podpisy administracyi Zjedno-
czenia Katolickiego pod odez-
we ma wiec? - Barzyhskl.
ny Kto W Chicago trzyma
tysiaace polskich familii W
paraGach, ME majac nj miejsca,
nj ksiezy ma potrzeby ich
duchowe? - Barzyhski.
~ Kto we wszystkich
sprawach publicznych siebie
lub swoich parobk6w wysuwa
ma wp}ywowe urzeda? =
Barzyhski.
~ Kto z ksiezy polskich
napisa} W WERE L OJczYzN1E
zaraz po wiecu:,, Teraz trzeba
wrog6w wyszpiclowa6 i wy
rzucaG?' = Barzyhski.
15) w czyich para6ach ME
polskie towarzystwa foreste.
row Qesniczych) najwiecej So
rozga}ezione? = Barzyhskie.
go i jego kliki.
16) )Gdzie najwiecejPo
sic wynaradawia? - w para.
hach Barzyhskiego i jegc
kliki.
Teraz liga ma wszystkc
pokry6 p}aszczem mi}osci.
Wszyscy maja z pokorq
wr6ciG do hall Barzyhskiego,
aby sic novel ewangelii ust
tego wich}acza nauczy6 i to W
Limie ni}osci naszej Polski
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

VI ~ NLdoOP1o111O. " III
= lu (dobre i korzystne via
domosci), W kt6rem po euro
pejsku wszystkie kwestye
polityczne, religijne, sp6}eczne
/ handlowe sic traktuje. Zawie-
ra tez bardzo wiele illustracyi
/ map jeograhcznych ku lep-
szemu zrozumieniu rzeczy ola
Chihczyk6w.
w jak nedznem swietle
przedstawiaja sic zmartwych-
wstahcy, zswoja liga / W1ARa
I OJczYzNa! Cd lat 20 wichrza
miedzy duchowiehstwem pol
skiem W Ameryce, to wnet
memorya}ami ekskomunikujac
jednych, to wnet wiecami i
i ligami wyklinajac drugich.
Swiecki ksiadz jest IL mich
wo}em W jarzmie, "a pomoca
kt6rego swoje karety z z}otemi
kuferkami Z b}ota, kt6re sami
narobili, wyciagaja.
90. O.Franciszkanie mp. wy
dawaja niemieckie czasopismo
,, Sendbote" W sprawie apo
stolstwa. Me mogliby byli
zmartwychwstahcy chociaz ja-
kiejkolwiek sprawy katolickiej
uczynkiem i pi6rem czynnie
popierat?
Q dwumilionowej trabia
emigracyi polskiej wAmeryce,
o ligach, pred kt6remi carowi
blk az W same piety wchodzi,
ale, gdy chodzi O sprawe
WARY, szk6}, domu emigra-
cyjnego, szpital6w, dom6w
sierot, a mianowicie O solidar-
nose miedzy duchowiehstwem
polskiem, najwiekszy zakon
wystepuje Z w}asnem ,,jja'
ma szczycie choragiewki.
Za}ozono Zjednoczenie b e.
n e f i c y a In e i ME b e n e.
i c y In e, ale puszczono je
ma bozkie mi}osierdzie zas}a-
niajac je skrzyd}ami ligi. Liga
ma wszystkich do Iona przytu :
lie, ogrzat, napoi6 / nasyci6,
jak menazer wyraznie ma
wiecu spiewa}. Zjednoczeniu
ia wszechswiatowa matka da
mleczka, narodowcom nektaru
patryotycznego Z szynka W
piatki, anarchistom Cd NowE-
GO Zyc1A da gorczycy z
Z pio}unem, czestowiakom
try uwedzone -punkta, Uni
siekanki troche Cd wszystkie-
go.
TAX matka liga dzieci swe
bedzie kocha6! Wyb6r jad}a
i napoju bedzie tax w;elkim,
iz.nienasyconych i nieprze-
] e d n a n y c h zar}ok6w ma
teczka ch}ostac bedzie bez
mi}osierdzia. Me dostana z
sto}u obhtosci mic. ami tyle,
ably lizna6. I'm wolno tylko
bedzie Spiewat, raczej ryczet,
pod razami smagajacej matki:
Tata Vice dobry by}.
Nieprzejednanych bardzo BIZ.
Matka Liga, lepsza by}a,
Krnabrnych synk6w bardziei
bila.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Skrzyneczka do L1st0w.

Xiedzu migrant ow i:Czci-
godny rs. DR.. Bernard M. Skulik
mieszka obecnie W Shamokin, Pa,
gdzie jest ksiedzem S4owackim.
Prosimy zasiegnac pozadanych in
formacyj wprost cd niego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
komentarz Kuryi rzymskiej
do encykliki.

WDOWA po zmar}ym
ksieciu Kar6lu pruskim (Prinz
KarD przechodzi ma }ono
Kosciola.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

SkAWNEGO x. Kneippa,
lekarza wodnego, dzienniki
niedowiarstwa chcia}y obsma-
rowa6, jakoby sam Ojciec sw.
i Kardyna}owie jego szwab-
skiej kuracyi szydzili. Wyka-
zuje sic, ze to by}a pod}a
intryga. Czcigodny ks. Pra}at
Kneipp jest jednyn z dobrych
Szwabow, kt6rych, daj Boze
wiecej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
SPRAWA x. Biskupe

SPRAWA x. Biskupa
Bonacum zupe}nie ucich}a.
Kilkunastu ajryskich ksiezy,
chociaz | W uczonych lubia sic
bawic redaktorow, nareszcie
mic W kosciele ME znaczy.
Mimo, re i ma polskich ksiezy
Ajrysze sarfaja, polscy ksie-
ia, mianowicie swieccy, dobrze
sic trzyn1aja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

WYSkAWIONY amery-
kahsko-katolicki uniwersytet
W Westinghouse wcale ME
rosnie. Znowu jeden Z maj
lepszych profesor6w, DR..
Pohle, professor apologii
chrzesciahskiej, wr6ci} do
Europy. TAX zawsze bywa z
katoliclSiemi przedsiewziecia-
mi, gdy djabe} do ich za}ozenia
troszke swoich proszk6w
domiesza. Kwestya szk6lna, o
kt6ra profesorowie m}odziu-
egosuniwersytetu sic rozbili,
Bouquillon, idac "a Irelandem,
zadala clos smiertelny swietnie
sic zapowiadajacej instytucyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

w POLSKICH parahach,
Z wyjatkiem moze Winohskiei
/ owczarni Zmartwychwstah-
COW, panuje cisza. Ale tn i
tam ME lud prosty jest win
nym. I robak sic wife, gdy
ma niego sic stapa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
ENCYKLIKI Oi ca sw. d.

ENCYKLIKI Ojca sw. do
polskich biskup6w pod zabo-
rem rosyjskim, Moskale pew
ME ME pozwola og}osiG. Ztad
VocE DE LA VER1TA, >redago-
wana przezJezuit6w wRzymie,
Obscene og}asza artyku}y 0
naszym ucisku. Ma to bye
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

EMIL ZOLA, smolarz
francuski o nieprzyzwoitych
rzeczach, wystepuje W maj
noWszem swojem pismidle
przecWko cudom Matki
Przeassej sswietszej W Lourdes,
Francyi. Ale liczne grono,
nawet niekatolickich Swiad-
k6w, w,zadaje k]am francuzkiemu
brudasowi. Jezeli sic Francya
do Pana Boga ME nawr6ci,
drugie odbierze }ozsy z rak
;, Vaterlandu'.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-16
st. Elmo Hotel,
81 Il 319 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.


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