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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

Thu Earl of Kimberley has demanded OF
,ha Jsnansse government that the Brit
isb con.ul be allowed TO be present when
the commapdsr Of the cruiser Naniwa 10
trisd law court-martial for the sinking OF
the Kow Shing. .
The German government, IL 10 learned
has instructed Colonel Won hannekin.
who escaped from the kow Shing. to give
the fullest details OF what occurred pre-
vious to the firing on the transport TO the
British consul ct Seoul
A War Measure.
WASHINGTON, Aug. AIT the request
Of the Chinese and Japanese govern
ments, made through their representa-
tiyes here. the state department has In
structsd United States Consul Dunn at
Toxic, and Mr.. DENLY. charge d'affaires AT
Japan, to take under the protection OF the
United States the citizens of China in
Japan, and OF japan In China This ID
a distinctively war measure.
The state department war officially In
formed last evening that war had been
declared between China and Japan. The
information came In q dispatch from the
charge d'affaires at Pekin, Mr.. DENLY. The
dispatch does not say, however, which
country made the declaration.
Secretary Gresham was asked last might
as to the attitude of the government
toward allowing the sale of munitions OF
war to the belligerents. He said the point
was covered by the law of 1918, and In
dicated that the position Of this govern
mentsin the pending conflict was tina
of neutrality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
rus CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

onos Of the Lsosnse Compissioners
oily Hail, Providsnos. Jaiy ~ v,~S
aruaiostlons for licenses to sell pure spifitssSs
srtaricatina and malt liquors have been msess y
the fellowing-named pefsons and nrms'
sBooND GLASS.
davenport. Melvin A., City Hotel.
bewnry, John r.. ~ South Main srsss
keenan,, Edward, 2s South Main street,
keenan,, John O., 10 Crawford str eet
rxur ysf6ss ", rs seusef, corner Jewss1
Siscr Thss:k 90, los veasie street.
1aANsrBRs.
ro.. DANIEL. rs Pssas street. to John Mopahs@
sAWe John r.. @ Cross street. - CHARLES -
vttgsers{d. - Charles street al.
sMsSamsrs ! sheridan, sn broadway, 70 sAsF'
MsIsef. IN, sIais;E $50 North nsin street.
sitnmans Michas, IA Atwsirs avenue 70 S~
lee sfs $3.50 s% os EEcsSss cemnissiensrs. I'll 3 =
ssssisn in theis secs, ony Hall, Th2h5DAs
~ sisc. eli ps1sons 80 %desfrtSg se{ss Hsefs =
~ xst{er OF oaating such AppiisAaenAf
:,ss5 Sf the s'a'~ rHsa EIxe&. ossss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Au.~.a wife Murderer Held.

BosToN, Aug. 3-John McManus was
placed on trial yesterday on the charge
of numbering bis wife, Margaret, at their
rooms on Hudson street. July 90. Nc
Manus was without counsel. He pleaded
mot guilty" At the conclusion of the
evidence McManus was held without bail
for the superior court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

E~xpioding Boilsr Caused Three Dssths.
DAHLGREN. Ills, Aug. 8.-The boiler Of
n thresher engine exploded here. instantly
killing b. Miller and two sons Of John
Underwood. William Crsmers and Elmer
Holt were badly injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Brother Against Brother.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Aug. S.-John and
Joseph Delaney, brothers. had q lively
hght last evening. In the skirmish .
knife was used, and John was severely
wounded In the abdomen. the knife en-
tering the bowels. The wound is consid-
cred quite serious. Both men were locked
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
STOCK WAS WATERED.
Serious Charges Made by New York
Times Stockholders.
Want Their Money Returned-Induced
to subscribe by Alleged sltsrepre-
sentation.

NEW YORK. Aug. "a number OF suits
have been begun In the supreme court
against the New York Times Publishing
ompany by stockholders OF that corpora
ton to set aside their subscriptions for
Stock on the ground that ths, su bscrip-
tions were obtained by fraudulent mis-
representations
In the suits filed the compliments al
lsge that they were induced 10 subsorabs
TO the stock Of the company On ehs basis
of bonA fds subscriptions for . total OF
COCO. 900 to $3.50, 900, and that the capital.
i~zation Of the company was not to exceed
these totals by more than 800 900.
In one of the bills Of complaint fled By
Charles +. Watson. the allegation u
made that the company was capitalists
for 81, $50, oO0, without tho knowledge OF the
plaintiff, and that e25o.0oo Of the stock
was given to the promoters Of the COM
pany without any money consideration
being received therefor, the capital being
thereby '.wstsrsd" TO at least that
amount
The plaintiffs also contend that before
beginning these suits they demanded ~
four diffsrsnt times to be allowed to In
speet the
Original subscription Agreement,
but the company refused to exhibit or to
furnish q copy Of 1t to the plsintins or
their attorneys
The narrative Of the purchase OF The
Tunes by the present owners is told In
detail In the bill filed by Mr.. Watson.
He says that In 1893 no was induced 70
subscribe for el0.ooo Of the stock upon
the representations already cited. and
that II was not until he had paid for hia
stock In full was he made aware that thu
capitalization had been increased to w.
ESQ, 900, and that the stock was subjsct To
certain restrictions placed upon the trans
fer of the newspaper, although no sucf
restrictions had been referred to In any 81
the statements made to him, and based
upon which he had paid for his stock
The plaintiff declares that he hai
made an effort to obtain . copy OF tn
subscription paper or permission to In
spect 1t, but without success. and de
mands the return of his subscription.
In . similar complaint Richard Sibisl
demands the return Of $50 900. paid b,
him for stock Of the n~ewspaper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Bu The Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Russell ID. Hoyt is
under arrest charged with counterfeiting
United States government $40 notes. He
was held in $4,000 bail. His home 10 in
Danbury, Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
A FAST PAGER.


OTTAWA, Ills. Aug. a.-In q frssfor-all
pace race here. the worlds half-mile track
record for three heats was broken by
Eidol. driven by Rivsnburg. in ais IA.
g:l2 - and 2;14 Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Omaha strike Exsendins.

OMAHA, Aug. 8.-The situation at South
Omaha grows more serious. Five hun-
bred men around the packing houses quit
work yesterday In sympathy with the
hutchara
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

ST. PAUL, Aug. 8.-Ths w. G. 7. u.
yesterday extended frsternal greetings to
the convention of Catholic Total Absti-
hence unions. Vice President Lague re-
ported that In the past year there had
been organised over 90 societies. Secre-
tary Doyle submitted an interesting re-
port of the numerical strength Of the or
der. which shows q total membership Of
Is, Gas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
psnwerous Place to Walk.

SAco. Me-, Aug. S-Edward Costello.
while walking on the Boston and Maine
railroad track, was struck By . train and
Instantly killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Politics Having . Rest.

HONOLULU, July e. Absolute quiet pre-
walls here. and for the frst time in over q
wear politics have been wholly quiet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

aquall Capsised I've boats.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-TWO boats containing
pleasure parties were capsized BY . squall
On the river Mawddach, near yarmouth.
Wales, and 10 Of the occupants were
nrowued.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
BETHLEHEM.
PERsONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 George G. Smith and daughter, Mrs Peck, visited in New Haven, last week. MT Smiths youngest daughter, Mrs George Mallett, has been quite i'll with malaria, but is now improving.
 George c. Munson and family left town on Thursday. Their destination is Bos- ton, where MT Munson is to take lessons in vocal music and in short space of time hopes to receive diploma.
 Mrs A. R. Stamy and little daughter took their leave of the old home on Sat- urdsy.
 Mrs John w, Hull and family leave an Wednesday for their winters sojourn in New York city.
 Miss Gertrude F. Kasson comes on Fri- day to spend her vacation with her sis ter, Mrs s. P. Hayes.
 Zenas P. Candee and Abner P. Hayes come from New Haven, this week, to spend their vacation.
 MT and Mrs Walter Johnson presented to their daughter, Belle, pair of dia- mond ear rings as birthday gift.
 Walter Johnson and son bought three very nice calves of J. Garpin of Wood bury.
 Walter Johnson and his daughter, Miss Belle, attended the Grange at Water town, last Thursday evening, and report. ed very nice time.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
EVANSVILLE.

Will Gum is off duty on the cars and home nursing sprained shoulder. Jack Wagner has temporarily taken his place.
 Clarence Lewis has been very sick with croup and pleurisy.
 Mrs T. Sherwood visited her daughter, Mrs Abbey. in Derby, last Saturday.
 Egbert Cummings of New York City has been the guest of his brother, George Cummings.
 Mr and Mrs ". O'Dell entertained a relative, last Saturday.
 Mrs Fred Benedict has been with her parents the past week at .s3unny Side Farm"
 Henry GaIpino of Woodbnry acc0mpani- ed by his brother, Frank called upon q friend in this place.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21

COWS from Hotchkissville to his farm on Church hill last week. He expects to begin farming for himself in the spring.
 George F. Baker of Danbury was in town and at church, last Sunday.
 Rev Mr Freeman and Mr Woodruff of Woodbury were at Henry Warmers, last Monday.
 A fire caught on the roof of the hall on the green, last Thursday, but was soon extingaished. A defective chim- ney was probably the cause. There was lively work for short time as number of children were inside rehearsing their Christmas play.
 A supper and sale of St Johns church will be held at o'clock, Wednesday, in the Congregational chapel, and the child ren's Santa Claus play comes off at 7.30 the same evening, at the hall above.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
In Fairfield County.
 HUNTINGTON.

E. s. Hawley drives a new horse.
 The large monument that has just been placed at the grave of the late Mrs Ma ria Smith is a fine piece of work and does credit to the builder, Charles J. Hughes of Bridgeport.
 Born, December 9, a son to M and Mrs Walter Blackman, 10 pounder.
 MT Main from Shelton has moved into his place, better known as the Joseph Barrett place, and the two men who have been living there, the past summer, have moved to Upper White Hills.
 The young people of St PauPs society are busy evenings tying greens to trim the church for Christmas.
 Miss Edith Brownson was recently the recipient of box of lovely cut flowers from the family of United States Treas urer D. N. Morgan of Washington, D. c.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
SOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

<
 Mir and Mrs Ira Pierce were guests of A. M. Wordin, last week.
 Miss Hattie Bristol has gone to Nor folk to spend the winter with her uncle, Grover Yale.
 A musical was held at CIV IN Northrop's, last Saturday evening; also one at the same place, Monday evening.
 John Harris moved Albert Curtiss and his mother from D. R. Barnum's tenant house to one near Bridgewater. Albert ought to have great credit for caring so well for his poor blind mother.
 MT and Mrs A. M. Wordin and Mr and Mrs Ira Pierce went to Great Harrington, last Saturday, to visit their brother, Frank Benum, remaining with him over Sunday.
 Andrew Barnum went to Bridgeport on Monday returning with new horse
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21

NEW OFFICERS OF THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
 The following are the officers of the Watertown Agricultural and Horse As sociation for the coming year:
 William G. French, president.
 A. H. Scoyill, secretary.
 George l.. Pritchard, assistant secretary.
 William J. Munson, treasurer.
 Directors William G. French, c. F. Hickox, M. Heminway, B. H. Mattoon, Wallace At wood, A. H. scovill, John Taylor, Morris s. H. Peck, D. M. Hard, Edson B. Lockwood, D. F. Hannon, c. P. Gaylord, Preston At wood.
 Contractor Warner says the house of Mrs Ira c. Hotchkiss. when completed, will be the best house he has built in Watertown.
 A festival will be held at the Pythian hall by the ladies of St Johns church on January 10 and II.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
KENT

CLERGYMEN KNOW A THING OR TWO
 Clergymen sometimes know a thing or two. At least Brother Barclay has been away and sold his light wrappers of the '93 crop for 50 cents pound, packers weight. Some buyers sniff at this, but it's .shonor bright" as every one who knows Brother B. will admit if he says so, and so he does saw.
 Miss Flora A. Mallory seems a trile better. MT Mosher is improving very rapidly. Eugene Bull is confined to his bed with sickness, but will soon be out again.
 pr Barnum arrived home on Tuesday of this week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
WEST MORRIS.
THE EMMoNs BARN BURNED

THE EMMONS BARN BURNED
 George E. Emmons' horse barn was burned, Monday evening, the 10th. How it took fire is unsolved. There were four horses in the barn at the time and it was close shave that they were secured One sleigh, new, and one horse sled and some of the harnesses were saved. A car the farming tools were burned with -four or five tons of hay. Had it not been for the heavy body of spow on the roofs of the other two large barns, the whole would have been consumed. MT En- mons is preparing to rebuild on the old site.
 We mistrust that some of our people will go up to Morris to that enthusiastic singing school some evening. Mot a sugar trust" but on good old fashion ed sweet trust.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR CATARRE
 THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

As mercury will surely destry the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tenn when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy: sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney < Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury, and is taken internally. acting di rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken inter nally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by. F. J. Cheney & Go. Testimonials free.
 Sold by druggists. price 75c per bottle,
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
BANTAM.

Miss Carrie Elmer of East Hartford Is the guest of the Rev E. B. Elmer. Some of the Christmas attractions at Mercy Brothers store are hand painted calenders, pictures frames, etc., the work of Miss Abbie Kubourn.
 Morton Tracy of Waterbury was the que st ot Ira Emmons, last week. Samuel Bennett has been busy the past week repairing his mill, which partly broke down.
 Mrs Charles Mercy is visiting her son, Arthur Mercy.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
MORRIS.
HEEL AND TOE AND AWAY WE GO

HEEL AND TOE AND AWAY WE GO,
 The dance at the Town hall on the evenin g of the 18th, under the auspices and manage ment of Louis Heine, like Eliphalet's wed ding journey, was not 'an unqualified sue cess" Only four Of the fair and soft sex as semb1ed. The orchestra also were a negative quantity. but Prof Koch, with his usual good nature, supplemented by an accordion, sup piled music which satisfied an a dience not disposed to be captious or critical. The re suit was jolly time and no wall flowers.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
WATERTOWN.

THESE FRONTIERS MAY BE INTERESTED
 IN THE WoODBURY-so -soUTHBURY-sAN-
 DY HOOK BURGLARIEs.
 Last Sunday night one of those gen. tlemen who prowl at night, try ing to make an easy living out of the thrift and industry of others, more com monly known by the name burglar, broke into the carriage shop of Hudson Brothers and broke open tool chest and borrowed some tools which as yet, MT Hudson says the prowler has failed to return. This is the second time Hudson Brothers have been burglarized and val uable tools taken each time. MT Hud- son says, s'If I ever get my eye and six shooter on those fellows I'll put them out of trouble for time called eternity"
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
WO0I)VILLE

been visiting her tather, Mafk Hntdv.
 Mrs Charles T0mpkin's and son spent one day, last week, in Litchf0ld-
 Harry Knickerbocker and willie Clark iting friends.
 There was.a dance II JaInes Hpiland's one |nigE3t reo6ntly. s E derard smith md xIis haxe eone n 1llss B0rfh tor y1sit. E Mtss Hattie Codoh IT |ooId. Ss
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
CHRISTMAS FIXIN'S.

Even the modest little town stores in our modest little town begin to take on air of festivity and show array of Christmas goodies that delight the eyes and open the mouth of the 'kids'' of the neigh5orhood. Perkins Brothers have delicious array grapes. oranges and other fruits, and a fine
 stock Of confectionery.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
GuNNERY NOTES

GUNNEKf NOTES K A very pleasant reception was held, last Friday evening, consisting of sing ing, music, solos and dancing. A num- Der of visitors were present.
 School closes, next Wednesday. Rigid examinations are to Ee had and the boys are tugging hard at their books.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
Hoods sis;s;'si1i'' Cures

ment on New Preston Hill, one night last week.
 Mrs A. Dayton, Mrs John Mitchell and Couch's last week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-12-21
A PRESENTATION BY MIR wooLsoN.

James B. Woolson presented to the Citizens Cornet Band, 20 views of Wa tertown beautifully lframed. The views are we'll finished and artistically arrang- ed. The Baldwin suspension bridge, with the inventor and builder standing on it is good view and worthy of in- spection by those who never saw the or iginal. There are two birds eye views of the town, one taken from the depot looking north east and one from a posi- tion west of the A. N. Woolson factory. MT Woolson spent considera Ia I; ble time and and developed, which makes the band appreciate them very highly. Anyone can see them by calling at the band room any evening Sunday excepted) after o'clock. ssss
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
Jeszcze W sprawie
P0lSkiego SeminarYul1l.

Wiele gadano i wiele pisano
przez %ostatnie lat sze5G " spra-
vie t. Z. Seminaryum Polskie-
90 w Detroit. Zwolenn: y /
przeciwnicy naszermowa1l sic
dosyt / geba i pi6rem, mole
al do znudzenia; lecz czy O.
g6} polsko-amerykahski, mia
nowicie lud nasz - strOna
najbardziej interesowana, Iubo
ME Z pobudek ami stronnik6w
ami oponent6w WY wzmian-
kowanych, lecz W imie religii,
W imie WARY $w. zdo}a} wy
robic sobie jasne tym zak}a-
die pojeeje, watpimy!
Jedni i drudzy ~prowadzili
polemike "a nadto parcyaE1a,
"a nadto osobista; "a 11adto
skrajne opinie W przedmiocie
tym wyrazali, DO gdy n. P.
zwolennicy twierdzili, ze wszy-
stko tam jest tax bale jak
snieg, to przeciwnicy faktem
udawadniali, re owszem car
ne.jak wegiel. w takim zas
chaosie zdah / opinii tax
sprzecznych trudno prawdziwe
zdanie wyrobic, trudno cd
og6{u wymagac madrosci
Salomona.
Gas przeto by}by, ably w
sprawie tax waznej, a zarazem
TAX p~roblematycznej W swoich
owocach nasi ojcowie i nasze
matki us}yszeli CLOS ME ten
psi, anarchistyczny, kt6ry
zW{asZcza w ostatnich lafach
by} tax szczodrym w swoich
(pocAwa}ach ola tego zak}adu,
lecz CLOS, kt6ry oni szanuja,
g}os kap}an6w swoich. Gas
by}by wielki, ably gazety, no.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
gdy. ME pomaga}a pob}azli-

.
wosG, pc ostrzejsze siegna]
Srodki. Wyzej w~spomniana
kara klatwy koscielnej albo
exkomuniki, wy}aczenia Z gro
ma wiernych, naznaczona Cd
po}tora roku. Zwracamy ma to
przedewszystkiem uwage TO
dzic6w i opiekun6w. Jesli
|pozwola ma to, re c6rka, lub
syn slubuja W kosciele prote-
stanckim, dziccko ich cd tel
samej chwili przestaje bye
czlonkiem koscio}a katolickie-
go. Ma wiec kazdy w6z i
przew6z ;jak sobie kto posciele,
tax sic wyspi; ME stale sic
krzywda nikomu, chyba temu,
kto jej sam chce.
Mieszane ma]zehstwa So
prawdziwa kleska W kosciele
naszym, tysiace dusz niewin-
nych dziatek ginie rok rocznie
ola naszej WARY sw. A vice,
rodzice, czuwajcie mad dzieGm!
waszemi, uzyjcie wszelkiej
swej powagi, zagrozcie odm6-
wieniem b}ogos}awiehstwa TO-
dzicielskiego tym dzieciom
.waszym, kt6re pobudzone
chwilowym sza}em gotowe sic
wyprzeG WARY / "a miske So
czewicy sprzedat swe prawo
pierworodztwa do kr6lestwa
wiecznego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
II 0 w orc C e
L Ii Crosse, Wis.,, OR.

Z La Crosse, Wis, 94r.
Lubo tutaj zadnych ME
mona widzieG bocian6w,
pomimo to jakis bocian ME
wldomy ukaza} sic w naszem
mlescie, pozostawiajac ma
pamiatke ubieg}ego roku pra-
view kazdej polskiej rodzinie
na}odego pana i malutka
}, lady,.
Yankeesom jakos ciasno
nawet W Ameryce bedzie. A
jezeli P. Bog wszystkim tym
nowym obywatelom tego
swiata, kt6rzy p}aczqc mad
swaraml, uciskiem / krwawem
przesladowaniem, pomiedzy
nami sic ukazali, dozwoli
doczekaG dosiego wieku, toz
wtedy: Jeszcze Polska ME
zgine}a!
Oby Z mich, jake feniks Z
popio}6w, nowy Kosciuszko
powsta}! Jest naszern mo
worocznem zyczeniem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
>Dr0bne Echa..

LAKE,, Mimi.
-Najm}odszy syn p. Macieja
Dunajskiego wstepuje W stan
ma}zehski Z panna Pelagi2
Protosewicz. Stub odbedzie
sic W poniedzia}ek, p Stycz-
MA.
ABONENTK AToL1KA Fran
|ciszek Cichy w Milwaukee
utraci} zycie wskutek niesz-
czeSliwego wypadku. - Po-
k6j jego duszy.
BEREA, Ohio.-Pod dom
bossa Ceenego,. kt6rego
pracuja Polacy, pod}ozono
dynamit. Wybuch nastapi} O
godzinie 5 rano, lecz ME wy
rzadzi} wiele szkody; tylko g.
okien potfzaskanych.
NASZYM
Ksiezom Proboszczom, po-
szukujacym organisty, pole
camy dotychczasowego orga-
niste parafii sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki W Winonie, cz}owieka
trzezwego, uczciwego bicycle
gov swoim fachu. Posiada
on zaszczytne swiadectwa
dawniejszych swoich Probosz,
Cow, a tylko humbugerya i
wazholska g}upota, teraz pc
n letniej pilnej gorliwej pra:
cy ola naszej parafii, pozba
villa go posady.
Z = Nieiaki
S}awski, kt6ry tn sprzedawa1
ksiazki, przyrzekajac uzy6
dochodu ma ukohczenie swych
study6w teologicznych w Sc
minaryum duchownem w De-
troit, zosta1 W Omaha aresz.
towanym "a wy}udzanie Cd
biednych ludzi pieniedzy pod
fa}szywym pretekstem. Moe
go tam W kozie wyswieca.-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
Mieszane m~a1zenstWa

w obec panujacego W tym
<raju pomieszania narodowo-
: Sci / wyznai, czesto sic zdarza,
re katolicy sic zenia Z pfotes
tantkami, i odwrotnie, Polkl
wychodza "a MAJ "a inowier-
COW
Szczeg6l11ie Polacy, wsku-
aek powszedniego scieranla
sic Z obcemi zywio]ami ma}o
robia sobie Z takiej zeniaczki
skrupu]ow, uwazajac r6znice
oomiedzy w%yznaniami "a ba.
9atele.
A jednak dwojaka wiara
n stadzie ma}zehskim;to rzecz
i 9ardzo niedobra. StanoWl
l N'stajaca pobudke nlezgody
u .~yeiu familijnem, a wzgle
l.nle jest fa}szywym toneni "
!larmonii Kosciola Katolic'
,kiego>
Malzehstwa mieszane uWa-
za} kosci6} katolicki zawsze
"a gorszqce i szkodliwe i ola
sego stawia} / staw!a wszelklm
lego rodzalt zakusom pre-
szkody. Ma1zehstwo jest we:
Hug nauki naszego koscio}a
,akramentem, udzielajacym
ask osobliwych nowozehcom
a Gala droge zywota = stad
oowinni przystepowac do Of
ARA tylko Ct, kt6rzy, z}a~
zeni ednoscia WARY
oogazspe}niG warunki, potrze-
ne do przyjecia sakramentow
w.
Ma}zenstwo mieszane jest
ola strony katolickiej -
,ad miare szkodliwe. Coz b.
n pociaga "a SODA? Otto
oojetnienie w wierze, lex
1ewazenie sobie przepis6w
koscielnych, zaprzestanie wy
~'niania obowiazk6w i prak-
religijnych. a W kohca
eIna t1Iewiare. I dziwi6 sic
III bedziemy? Wcale ME.
zde dziecko vie, Re karnleh
;r; z CORY ma dol, niz pod
,e pedzi : talk i cz}owiek
wiej nauczy sic z]ego, niz
orego. Protestanci ME maj
lnych przepis6w przykrych,
i przykazai koscielnych, ami
,stu, ami obowiazku ucze-
czania do koScio1a, ami spo-
edzi, ami modlitwy = s}o-
I'm maja wszelka swobode
SlnosG; }atwo zrozumie&, re
sle)na katolicka ME oprze sic
g}ej pokusie, ale ronit be-
Ware, al ia utraci. A COZ
wick wart, kt6ry Ware, a
ea}e zycie wieczne straci}!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

cz}onkami, nadto 5ciu Bisku.
pow ME polskich wprawdzie
ale Z mitrami i pastora}ami i
ma koniec (klekajcie niewiasty)
zak}ad ten oddaje sic pod O.
pieke / protekcya Delegate
Papiezkiego Satollego.
Ludu polski! K atolik te
tranzakcye X. Rektora navy
wa szwindlem, humbugiem
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