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The advocate., 1894-11-28

tho students objsct. OF course NO other
citizen Of She state need pay anything,
however much he uses tho books.
Then q gymnasium has been provided
for students, and instead OF developing
their own muscles. that job is In the
hands Of paid instructor. Worse than
that the state undertakes to keep the
students clean, and has provided bRtnB,
basins, towels, soap, eto. Next thing It
viii hire someone TO wash them, IL this
tendency is not checked.
Librarians pick up and replace the
book. which students have taken ont Of
the shelves. The rooms are heated,
lighted and swept by the state.
All OF this should have q speedy end.
The msiority Of your honorable body are
anti-patsrnalists. Ia our school system
you will flnd an opportunity to knock
this evil between the eyes. This ought
10 and must be- done. You can't root
out paternSlism under q pAternal school
system. Bagin Rt once on the schools
aud let the State University be che arst
awful example. LEX L LEaIBUs.
State University, NV 10 1894.
The advocate., 1894-11-28
Taxing improvements.
BY QUINCY A. GLASS.

In the ADvoo,TE Of N Jvember 7, P.
G. Branch, OF Sterling, Kss., offers some
remarks upon the land question, and
calls upon Brother Saediker for answers
to certain questions which he asks. l
have no doubt that Mr.. Branch will get
q very prompt answer from Brother
Snediker, because, like all earnest single
takers, he is built shat way, and l am
not going to spoil Brother Suediker's
pleasure by undertaking the work he
has been asked to do, aud is RbundRntly
able to do. But am going to take up
this question Of the difference bstWeen
The advocate., 1894-11-28
Loss Of the Chicago Times.

The virtual loss to the Peoples party
OF the Chicago Times through the sale
Of the controlling interest In that paper
to Adolph Krsup, rich lawyer and vet
sran democratic politician, is q serious
blow to the cause Of the people, Though
the Times has not been svowed.y Pe0-
pls's party paper, Ito course during the
last elk months has been such az to
greatly advance the interests Of that
party. This has been due TO the iEau-
snce and the work OF Willis ]. Abbott,
the principal editor, who, though not
owner OF the paper, was able, by his
sarnestness and enthusiasm, to convince
the then proprietora, M asarsr Q. H. and
w. p. Harrison, that their interests no
less than justice sndright were on the eide
Of the Peoples party. Mr.. Abbott was in
sole charge OF the paper when the Ameri.
can Railway union strike broke out, the
HsFPisons being out OF town, and upon
his own responsibility RrrSysd the paper
on the side OF the men In that struggle.
The editorials he wrote at that time, the
courage and force with which he COM
bsttsd the sVRressions Of the corpora
tions and scored the BSrVils Cleveland
administration gave needed incoursge-
ment to the WorkiDgmSn's cause. MIR.
Abbott is by conviction and by open
SvOwAl Populist. Though not a public
speaker, he attends the Peoples party
meetings and does what he can by quiet
words to help along the cause. He 10
enlisted for good in the service OF the
people, and when the time comes, 90 Il
will come, that Chicago has great Pop
ulist newspaper, he will be active in itB
establishment and direction. At pres
Ont, ho remains with the Times 90 edi.
torial writer, though in great measure
gagged. Yet there are signs that his In
adenOe 10 still great enough to prevent
that paper, while be iS Of its BtaiH, from
being positively sntagonistic to Popu-
liam, and his articles in it give the Pso-
ple's party the best representation IL
now has in the Chicago prsss-Rll In
sufficient 90 that representation is.
The advocate., 1894-11-28

Those who want TO Learn about tho
"Initiativs and Referendum" should see
Sulllvsn's "DiEeot Lsglslation." See
premium list.
The advocate., 1894-11-28

The Kansas Farmer and the ADvo-
CATE can both be had till q year from
nsxt January Cor el.E0
The advocate., 1894-11-28

one, 90 well ae that or the PopuIaG VINO
clsmors for more money, for they stand
upon the same basis In this respect, and
that is the idea OF the necessity Of fic-
titious stimulation OF human industry.
Most P,pulists say it is useless to think
Of al the idle men being employed with
out more money to furnish them em-
ployment and pay them. And Mckinley
shouts that unless we pay big bonus to
make up the difference between our
own and foreign labor many OF our pso-
pie must 90 unemployed. As if the Al
mighty had made msnkind's happiness
depend upon tar # and fiscal legislstion.
In determining the political economy OF
the world He never provided for $50 per
capita nor an Gd ValOrsm duty. The
world was fashioned with simply two
conditions necesssry-one, the land to
work upon, and man with the ability
and willingness to work upon it. All this
anxiety to furnish people employment
presupposes a condh ion which does mot
exist, and il the mass OF men were re-
stored to the state intended at the fret,
to. wit, the right to apply their labor to
land without hindrsnce, there would be
no need OF furnishing anyone employ.
ment, and the labor, the land, the tariff
and the money problems would all be
solved.
Take the case of the millions OF the
unemployed spoken Of by Mr. IagsllS.
They see around them on all sides great
quantities Of everything to eat, to wear,
to or Joy and to fashion into houses for
shelter. OF the amount Of grains it is
almost beyond calculation of fruit there
is enough to tempt the desire OF every
one; OF the meats the supply has never
been exhausted; Of all ths things which
make life possible and plessursbls they
exist 10 such proFusion that some even
claim that there is an overproduction.
And yet all these came from the soil sim
ply as the result Of mans labor applied
to it.
A tariff does not cause the earth 10
produce any more bOunhfu'ly, nor does
it give men any greater disposition or
ability to apply their labor to the earth.
N1r dJes the volume of money in oirou
lstion have any such effect. These mil
lions of unemployed people, notwlth'
standing the great abundance Of every
thing good for human use, are ready
and able to produces more, and even Rnx-
ious to do so. And the soil OF our coun
try has not ss yet begun to show what it
can do in the way Of production. IL has
been estimated that our country can
sustain q population seven or eight
tlmes as great As we now have
What, then, let me ask, stands be-
tween these vast numbers Of would-be
producers and the erj yment OF the
fruits Of honest toilP There is no escape
from the fact that there is something
that intervenes, something that says 10
these non workers, "Is is true that the
earth could produce more with your Ia
Dor, and that you are crying out in de-
spair for the want Of what you might
produce" But this cry has always been
heard, and the world is ussd to it.
The advocate., 1894-11-28

Don't fail to look over our book List
under the head OF premiums. Our
books are few but they are the best
going, Tor educational purposes.
The advocate., 1894-11-28
ALARMING PATERNAGTSM.
A Note Of Warning to the Incoming BOlOnS
OF KAnRaG.

NENGlAE1ENs- s-AA % A0W WSOA~ SOA WASA
take the seats to which you have been
chosen, and will begin to promote the
general welfare by passing bills.
10 the meritOriouS work OF OnROting
laws, you will do well to bear In mind
certain well defined principles OF con.
temporary ''freS" government. Among
these are some relating 20 the functions
Of government. A few Of them viii bO
enumerated:
Q) Governments are instituted among
men For the purpose Of aiding the riChin
their eff ,rts to gain moro wealth, and In.
cidontally to discourage honest effort on
the part Of the poor to obtain the fruits
OF their own labor,
(2) Wealth belongs to him who can
get possession OF it BY any means, "mS-
chinStion, incantation or DEVICE honest
or otherwise"
(3) The man who fails to obtain
wealth because Of quAlms Of conscience
becomes the jsst and derlsion OF hiB fOl-
lows.
(4) Public credit belongs exclusively
to the rich and cannot be pledged in bS.
half Of the poor.
% The state must never make o
profit on anything, but must raise oil
money by taxation Of those who have liz.
tie.
(6) The state must never do anything
for q poor individual which he can do
for himself, or which corporation will
do for him at an exorbitsnt price.
(7) Nothing may be done to check
competition or promote cooperation.
The waste resulting from competition
increases demand, and hence raises priCO1
to the benefit Of the toller.
(0 "A ApubllO Office is privAte'Bnsp."
Close adherence to these rules, and
snRctments in cOnsonAnOe Herewith will
soon Icy low the monster Of psteFnAlism
now stalking in our midst, laying his
bhghting hand on industry, sitting com
petition, pslsying effort and enervSting
our youths. NJ den must be left into
which this octopus can retire. No spark
OF life must bs left in u 0 creature whose
tentsoles have enCompassed the land
and taken hold in every part.
o, Legislators, for the sake OF the upper
ten, the blue. bloOdsd, the srlstoCratio Of
the state, leave no VsStigs remaining Of
those old fashioned plebeisn laws which
attempt to place all on an equal footing.
Attend to our school system. The
rank growth of sociRlistic psternaliSm
therein bids fair to have absolute sway.
Instead Of lettirg each pupil pay for his
own tuition, he iS taught with the Others
though he be as poor As LasaruV. Even
text books are furnished free in some
places, ss we'll as teachers, school house,
deskp, etc. This 10 encouraging shift
lessness. What inducement 10 there FOR
q man to work If his children are to be
schooled anyhow
But not only are common schools In
fected with this disease Of patSrnAliSm.
It goes farther. It 10 the same In the
high school, and in the State ARricul-
cultural college and STATE Normal
school.
Worse than thatl The highest inSti-
tnkinn. thA State UniRAraitY AZ LaWranOO,
The advocate., 1894-11-28


undeFlies il.
Let me quote from Mr. Branch: "Lsnd
value and the value Of improvements
under existing laws are both taxable,
the owner paying the taxes out Of the
rent received from the tenant"
This statement Of Mr.. BrsnGh's is
axiomstiO in its correctness. As to the
saving TO the tenant In case the taxes
we're entirely collected from tbs ground
rent, there would be exemption from
personal property taxes, from any and
all occupation taxes and from all indi-
rect taxes which he nov pays under in
ternsl revenue and tariff laws.
"L assert that land value should be
exempt from taxation because land value
10 q product OF labor" Land value 10
not q product of individual labor but 10
due to the growth OF the community, or
il the term pleSses Mr. Brsnch better,
the collective labor Of the community.
II 10 just and right that this value should
60 to the community RV q whole and not
be diverted TO individuals.
Now tsk4 MI. Brsnch's own town OF
Sterling. Let him 60 out two or Eve
miles in the country and commence Ia
boring on a piece OF ground 25Il40 How
long will he labor up1n it to give it the
same value as Q lot 25El4O in the central
business portion OF sterliuRH
AS to the question OF a man having q
moral right to individual ownership in
rent from improvements upon ground
and none in the ground rent, we hold
that every man, woman or child born
upon the earth has the same equal right
10 the ownership Of the earth that has
every other person; that it Is the com
mon heritage ROd that the way to bring
about the realization Of this right is for
each and every one to pay into the public
treasury by taxation, the rental value
Of that part of the esrth's surface which
he uses. We also believe that this fund
10 amply sufficient for ell public needs
and that there is no reason for taxing
anything else.
We also believe that man has ss
much right to loan or sell improvements
upon land Rs he has to loan or sell any
movable piece Of personal property which
he may own or produce, and that q man
produces house just "a much when he
hires labor to bui d it as IL he drove
every nail in the boards and shingles
himsslE.
We believe that all taxes upon per.
Sonal property, upon improvements, and
upon occu pstions, hinder business, or in
other words, hinder production and OK
change Of commodities, and that what.
ever hindsrs in any way the freest sx-
change between men OF thugs neeeded,
is an economic evil to be corrected.
I wish TO ask Mr.. Branch a few ques-
tions which I hope he will answer
through the Advocate: Please cir, will
you tell us what cAIlings sud professions
separate men from actual interest in and
contact with lsndP
Can the right to produce things from
land be attained without possession Of
lSnd2
How would you restrict land owner
ahipP
The advocate., 1894-11-28

The Kansas Farmer and the ADvo-
GAZE can both be had till q year from
next January for 81 80.
The advocate., 1894-11-28

Wb0u writing to our advertisers al.
ways mention the ADvooATH.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13

7femi. NajbardzieJ ucierpia}a
prowincya Regio W Kalabry1.
Gmina San Procopio zniszczo-
ma do szczetu. W. samym
kosciele tamtejszym zgine{o
90 os6b. w SAINT. Eufemla
zgine}o osmioro ludzi, a
rnn6stwo jest pokaleczonych.
w Oppido zgine}o czworo, a
W Bagnara siedmioro ludzi.
Take W innych miejscowos-
ciach mn6stwo ludzi, jest
ciezko pokaleczonych. Zawia-
zano juz komitet ratunkowy
celem niesienia pomocy
tel katastrofy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
wzorowego MEGA

stracila wzorowego ~meza ]
OLGA, a. spoleczenstwo nasze
przyk1adnego obywatela, pra :
crjacego uczciwie mad pomno.
3eniem dobytku. Me wiem,
kto poda} te k}amliwa i
nieuczciwa wiadomosc Go
gazet, z ktorych ia ,,Ofed."
wyJaf.Nle musiaiy bye uczciwe
pobudkl tego, kt6ry jeszcze
szukal zemsty ma czlowieku,
co W smutny i do dis niewy-
]asniony spos6b utracit zYcie.A
ze ,,Ored." pisa} o s. p.
Dutkiewiczu, kiedy pogorza},
W spos6b bard2o 2vczliwy,
wiec ola usuniecia niegodzi-
wego kfamstwa, jake pc lego
smiercl nan rzucono, podam
kilka slow wyjasnienia. Sp.
Dutkiewicz pogorza} ma swym
folwarku i otrzymal pieniadze
z zabezpieczenia, przeto ME
miaf sic czego leka6, DO sprawl
byla zalatwiona. Zaszla lima
okolicznos6. Ludzie, ktorzy
go "a folwarku okradli zostali
podanl do sadu, choG SIP.
Dutkiewicz ME cheat tego,
zostali zasadzeni ma wiezienie,
"a co sic odgra1ali. Me dawno
temu W nocy psY zaczety
s~trasznie ujadad; :. p. Dutkie-
VICE. ubra} sic lekko, wyszed}
ma podw6rze i - JUL ME
wr6cil. Przy szukaniu znale
zioEo. go W wodzle utopionego.
Co sic sta}o, czyby sic sam
targna} ia 3vcie w1asne, CIV
go tel gwaltem do woody
wrzucono, - to pozostafo
~tajemnica. Powod6w do tar
gniecia sia ma zYcie ME mia]
DO stosunki majatkowe pozo'
stawi1 W dobrym stanle. Prose-
zamiesciG W obronle czci
uczciwege cz}owieka, W obro'
ME czci pozostalej rodziny i "
obronie prawdY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13

z KARWINY W austrya.
ckim Slasku, gdzie to W kopal
mach wskutek strasznego
nieszczes:ia wielu g6rnik6w
pred kilku miesiacami postra
daio zycie donosza teraz jeszcze,
co nastepuje: ,,Obecnie wydo.
bywaja co kllka dni ca}emi
partyami (po 6,8 i 10y o6ar
katastrofy czerwcowej z szybu
Franciszki. Zw]oki wydobyte,
wskutek wilgoci W gfebi
poktad6w wegla, ulegly take.
mu zepsuc1u, il rozpoznanie
ich jest rzecza absolutnie
~niemo3liwa. So to wlaSciwie
zbutwia}e, spleSnia}e masy,
rozpadajsce sic "a najl1ejszem
dotknieciem. -Nietylko zw1oki,
odzie3, lecz nawet obuwie
zupe}nie zgni}y W tel wilgoci i
iedynie tylko po jakim6
metalowym przedmiocie, PREY
z~lokach bedacym, MONA sic
osoby domySliG.
Tax W piatek W nocy, l6
b. NJ, wydobyto owych be-
ks2ta}tnych ofar, z ktorych
s1kielety tylko sterczaty, die.
siee; pc pierscieniach, Ian.
cuszkach, zegarkach rozpozna.
no 8 ofar, a miedzy temi
kierownika szybu (szichtmaj-
majstra) Kurca | sztygara
Zednika. Zafosny dzwlek
dzwon6w pogrzebowych pre-.
rywa obecnie cisze grobowg
ma horyzoncie karwinskim.
ZAEEZE pod Katowica mi
W zeszia srode wieczorem
spali}a sic gospoderzowi Papo-
niowi do szczetu stodoia.D Dick
tutejszej ochotniczej strazy
ogniowej ogieh dalei sic ME
rozszerzyl.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
SZLASK.
,GAZETA OPOLSKA'

,GAZElA OPOLSkA"
zacheca PIP. adwokatow Pola-
k6w do osiadania DO miastach
g6rnosfaskich, a dobrze i'm sic
bedzie powodzi}o. Jeat BOWEN
ma G6rnym Slasku wielka
Geese adwokatow ME nmieja.
cych wcale pc polsku, kt6rym
tylko ich personal---very.
biura "a ttomacz6w W poro.
zumiewaniu sic zludem sluza.
Zas adwo6atow Polakow
znalaztoby sic tam chyba ma
lekarstwo tylko, j to z wielka
bieda. W tym vice zawodzie
jest tam ieszcze wielkie pole
do sajecia. R6woiez lekarze
Poiacy znajda wiele odpowied-
Mich miejsc ola siebie ma G..
Slasku. Tylko trzeba sic
rozpatrzYc, przytem liczy6
mniej ma po2sdane towarsy-
skie stosunki, MD ma pole
dsiafania, DO tam inteligencyi
polskiej niestety do tel chwili
szczup}a tylko garstka; wick
sza czescia nawet zupelnie jej
brak. Kto zatem przybywa ma
SIask, powjnien obok piracy
na chleb pogodziG sic z ideal
nym, cho6 uciq&liwym obo-
wiazkiem budzenis ducha w
uspionei ~zniemcza1ej inteli-
gencyi i pociagania jej prey
k}adem "a SODA. Kto inaczej
postepuje, kto ME czuje lyle
godnosci W sobie, de bedzie
umial narodow6G swa W .czci, i
zachowaG tax
wobec siebie jak wobec oto-
czenia, ten zamiast sic sprawie
przys}u2yt, zmarnie]e moralnie
uczyni uszczerbek narodowi
pie tylko przez ubyte6 wlasnej
ale, co gorsza, przez
z1y przYktad. Takich smutnych
doswiadczen niestety tam ME
brak!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13

LEX ARR warsza wskl dr..
Hssewicz ordynujacy W Karls
badzie o6arowat 10 tysiecy
Aoren6w ll6.5oo mk.) ma
utworzenie fundacyi ma]acej ma
celu szerzeuie oSwiaty pomie
dry ludnoScia polska ma Slasku
austryackim.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
co SbYCHAC.

Paryski dzien-
mix ,,Journal' poblikuje W
formie adresu do cara artyku},
W kt6rym prosi cara o u}a:.
skawienie Polak6w ma Sybir
zes1anych. = w Francyi po-
nownie przychwycono ?
Niemc6w posadzonych Q
spiegostwo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
TO L ONVO.

:, w DZIEN ZADUSZNY,
kiedy ludzie zwykle modla sic
"a umar}ych, dwaj gospodarze
z parahi Bodzanowskiej ,chciwi
zarobku, wybrali sic jeszcze
dodnia re zbozem do sasied-
niego miasta Wyszogrodu wv
.Krol. Polskiem). Ale zawi6d}
ich spodziewany zarobek.
Jednemu, gdy ujecha} ledwie
4 kilom., ma rownej, ME
kamienistej drodze z}ama}a
sic os zelazna u wozu; drugi
.pojecha1 dalej, ale pod mia
stem konie mu stane}y tax,
re w laden spos6b dalej
jechac ME m6g}. Zrzucaf pc
korcu zboza, ale konie ME
mog{y poradziG. w kohcu
zrzucil Z woza wszystko zboze
i kazal ch}opakowi, kt6rego
wzia} do pilnowania koni,
zawr6cie do domu z pustym
wozem, a sam musia} siedzieG
Gala noe i pilnowac zboza
powierzonego sobie. TAX
obaj namordowali sic, stracili
uapr6zno ca}y dzieh i dopiero
nazajutrz zboze ma miejsce
dostawili.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
DZIECI bez dozoru poz<

DZIECI bez dozoru pozo-
stawione So czesto mimowoli
powodem strasznego niesz-
czescia. Cos podobnego
zdarzy}o sic we wsiRopienice
w Polsce. w swieto Matki
Boskiej R6zadcowej pozosta-
will jedni rodzice troje dzieci
bez dozoru. Gala wieS udala
sic ma odpust a dzieci wziely
zapa}ki i bawi}y sic niemi
pod stogiem siana. Oczywisc;e
siano zapali}y, a poniewaz we
wsi ME by}o ma razie .rak do
ratowania, przeto sp}one}o II
budyuk6w mieszkalnych | 9
stod6}. CO gorsza, spali}o sic
czworo dzieci zamknietych W
iednej chacie przez rodzlcow.
TRUMNA ola cara Ale
ksandra III wys}ana do
Liwadyi jest Z debowego
drzewa pociagnieta blacha z
czystego z}ota. Herby pahstwa
ma niej So Z szczerego zfota
jako i frendzle. Trumna spo-
czywa ma zlotych lwich }apach'
Wewnqtrz wybita jest blach9
miedziana pokryta jedwablem
i wys}ana puchem. Sukpo do
trumny jest Z z}otego brokatu
obszyte gronostajami. Ca}y
katafalk okryty jest suknem
z}otem dzierzganem.
A
Siedm Gwierci dukat6w turec-
kich tt. prawie diva korce
wykopa1 ma swojem polu,
Wiesniak pewien weWschod-
niej Galicyi. Zdaje sic, re
skarb ten stanowi} kiedys
kase woienna turecka, kt6ra
Turcy bedac W niebezpleczeh-
stwie zakopali.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13

MYSZY polne nawiedzi}y
powiaty galicyjskie czortow-
ski, husiatyhski i trembowel-
ski. Zniszczy}y one zasiewy a
ma polu mysie nory znajduja
sic jedna obok drugiej. Pladze
tel ME MONA W laden spos6b
zaradziC.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13
q Poznahskiego.

W w AAAoOAA hO1VA u DCCAO'
rzelnej q Biatosliwia przez
Eobzenice do Witosiawia
od}o&ono do l0-grudnia. Dwo-
rec W Ho53enicy W tych
dniach bedzie wykohczony, -
ale grob]a W do1inie Eob2onki
jeszcze ME usypana jakkol-
wick pracuia mad MIA cd
kwarta1u.
ROGOZNO dnla Ii BIN. "
No. 256 ,,Wielkopolanina"
podalem korespondencya ty-
czaca sic sprzeda2y placu
gdzie dawniej stat kosci61 5w.
Ducha. W niedziele dnia II t.
m. odbylo sic W tel sprawie
posse 1zenie reprezentacyi kos
clelnej ma sail pana Wieczorka
ga kt6rem poprzednie] uchwa
tY dozoru koscielnego ME
potwierdzono i tYm sposobem
miejsce to p%ozostanie nadal
wfasnoscia parafi, a ME bedzie
na MEM pobudowany gmach
poczto~Y, jak dawniej zamie-
rzano. Teraz prosilibYsmY x.
Proboszcza, aby ogfosi1 skfadxe
ma postawienie odpowiedniej
fgury ma tym placu, a jestea.
my pewni, il parahanie uie
poskqpia grosza. Me taduie i
TO, aby ow plac wydzier2awiG
pod ogr6d watgywny i nawozic
60 rozmaitYm nawoEem DO
tenn samem profanuJe sic
miejsce poSwieeone.
Dnia 6 b.
wieczorem zafo&ono W
hotelu Delang a, Niemca, u
kUorego do tel pory DUO
Polakow, a nawet ksiezY
przebywa1o towarzystwo an
typolskie. Dyrektor Wolff
zda} sprawe z przeblegu wieca
antypolskiego W Poznanna, ma
kt6rym by1 obecnym. W
zatozeniu towarzystwa wziel,
udziaf: u dyrektor Wolff,
q adwokat1ttAT Thief, 81 dr..
Munchau, A. browarz Szemel
s. koszykarz Schemei, s.
w1asciciele ziemscy Heise, y
Dietrich. 81 R%einsdorf, 9)Lied-
Ike, 10y Reuter-, III kupiec
Beink; l2) stolarz Strube.
Przynajmoiei znaja leraz
Polaoy W Koronowie nazwiska
,,serdecznych przYja-
W MIEJSCE czarnych hu
zarow, kt6rych przenosza do
(Stolp) przybedzie 90
Poznania ma sta}a za}oge pufk
kirYsyer6w.
T. Is listo-
Pied kilku dniami
,,Oredownik' wiado-
jakoby w}aSciciel fol-
.arku SIP. Dutkiewicz z
Libartowa, utopi1 sic Z oba
Wy, 3eby mu sledztwa lie
.Ytoczono "a podpalenie bu
Wiadomo56 ia jest 2
gruntu talszywa, n%ieprawdzi.
va i bolesnle dotYka pozosta]ej
'odzinY, ktora W zmarfym
- aAs @ss5s
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-13

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spodziewac, IL W najblizszym
czasie dowiemy sic dokladnych
szczeg6low.
DO POLAKOWw Amery-
ce, kt6rzy odpadli Cd Kos
cio}a i oba}amuceni przez
odstepce ksiedza Kolaszew-
skiego, utworzyli polsko-
amerykahski Kosci6l nieza-
lezny, wyst6sowaf ks. kardyna}
Led6chowski, nastepujace
pismo:
,,Jako prefekt sw. Kongre-
gacyi de Propaganda Eide,
kt6rej OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .celem
j zadaniem jest rozkrzewianie
WARY katolickiej i dobro dusz
zyjacych jeszcze W nieSwia-
domosci i bRedzie, ME moge
patrze6 obojetnie ma vase
czyny i ma was opuszczajacych
haniebnie owczarnie Jezusa
Chrystusa, W ktorej jedynie
MONA dostapiG zbawienia,
kiedy luz raz byliScie oSwieceni
swiat}em pcawdy i sprawled-
liwosci. Dlatego tez wymagam
Cd was z Gala powaga w}adzy
jaka mad wami dzierze,
abyscie ola dobra dusz waszych
przejrzeli i powaznie zastano-
will sic mad swietym waszym
obowiazkiem pos}uszehstwa
wzgledem Koscio}a i od}aczyli
sic Cd kogokolwiekbadz,
wystepuiacego przeciw w}adzy
Jego. | nawet wiecej, ME juz
jake wasz przeIozony, ale jake
wsp6}ziomek i Kodak wole do
was przem6wi6. Czy zapom-
nieliScie o tradycyjnej wier-
nosci naszego narodu do
Koscio}a katolickiego i o
swietnych przyk}adach tel
samej wiernosci, kt6ra praoj-
cowie ola was przechowali?
Me okazujcie sic wyrodnymi
synaml TAX %s}awnych chrzes-
ciahskich bohater6w! | kiedy
nawet pc dis dzieh tax wielu
Z braci naszych W Rosy
swieci nam przyk}adem mez-
nego przywiazania doKoscio{a
swietego, ME dozw6lciez ably
przez up6r i bunt wasz imie
Polak6w okry6 sic mia}o
wstydem i hah6a. Opus6cies.i
odstapcie tego nieszczesnego
kap}ans, kt6ry wciagna} was
ma droge potepienia wr66cie
do pos}uszehstwa, jake
winniScie swemu biskupowi,
kt6remu Pan Bog powierzy}
piecze dusz waszych."
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI. Z
Rzymu donosza,ze ustawicznie
.nadchodza tam doniesienia o