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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-27
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
AUMsVILLE.

AU MSNlLDE.
Aumsville Is now swimming In an
educational stream. All the children,
young men and old men 90 to school.
We have school IN the day time, and
at night time. The evening school Is
for older people. All day Ling mer-
chants, blacksniths and butchers, can
be seen with spelling book in their
hands. When the night school was
organized the teachers requested the
pupils TO cay what branches they
wanted 10 study. Most all said spell
ing and grammar, but one Of our
worthy school board wanted TO study
in the higher branches and said: 81
want to study botany. have book
that teaches botany,a and 1 have learned
a good deal. The book gives a good
many good receipts about mixing med
icine, but want to learn all about
poison and all its anticedents. All
day long he is studying botany, and
practicing.
Salem was blessed Saturday with the
presence of some of our good people.
Messrs. Weaver, Long, Powell, Mesher
and Rey. Robert and others. Did you
feel their good influence?
Mr.. Weaver has sold team of horses
to Mr.. Lang.
s. w. Bard is busy drawing hop
poles. He is afraid he wont have land
enough to pile them on.
Henry Porter and wife were in
Aumsville Saturday.
There are some people in Aumsville
who run all round town to borrow the
JOURNAL to gee the Aumsville items
and then get mad when they see them.
1t seems strange that people will take
80 much trouble to let their "angry
passions rise". "Why is this then ?"
Mr.. Reed and wife visited Aumsville
Saturday.
A bran new butcher shop started at
Shaw.
Mr.. Frank Pound has his prune or
chard and berry field in good shape for
the winter. Mr.. Pound intends in the
spring to set out five acres Of raspberries
which he intends to dry, believing that
they will pay well.
Mr.. Milt Readers fine new residence
is nearly finished, and if he and Mrs.
Reader are not proud, they ought to
be, for not only have they the best
house in town, but they deserve the
best.
The Southern Pacific bridge builders
have made Aumsvllle their headquar-
ters for some time. Unfortunately for
the hotel they have their dining car
with them.
Women are naturally more obsery-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-27

Women are naturally more observ-
ant than men. They know a good
thing when they see it, and that is
why the majority use DIR. Prices Bak-
ing Powder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-27
New Advertisements,

GJR KENT Large house with modern In.
L provemenis. 397 Cottage st. iI.lsa ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-27

B. F. BoNHAM. P. Nj
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
SheriR's Sale,

NOTICES herebe given that Under ard by yir.
~ tue OF an execution duiyissued ont OF the cir.
cult Court of the state OF Oregon Tor the County
OF lincul, under the seal OF the said Court bchr
ing date OF December 18th 1898: In a certain
judgement in favor Of G. q. Copeland and Real
Gather, partners doing business under the
hrm name and style OF Copeland a Gather
Plaintiffs against John q Blake and Nettie
Blake, doing business together ns partners un.
der the name Of Blake House Defendants for
the sum of $1,000 and interest thereon at the
ratc OF : per cent. per annum, from the 2sth.
dar Of November 1898 and for the further sum
OF Ss2.Oj costs and disbursements Of the said
action, which said judgement was duly enrolled
and dOcketed In said court, on the first day OF
December 1898, In "A certain action wherein the
said c. 6, Copeland 4 Beal Gather was plain
Tin, and said John o.. Blake q Nettie Blake do
ing business together as partners under the
name Of Blnkc House was Defendents; said ex
ecutiOh tu me directed aud delivered com.
mand IN me that out Of the personal property
fcent can not be found then out of the real
property OF the said John g.. Blake Il Nettie
Blake, J satisfy the said sums Of money Afore.
said. Now therefore in putsuapee 10 the com
mand OF the SAID execution aud the gnld Judge.
ment did on the 18th. day Of December 1888,
levy upon the following described real property
belonging To said Nettie Blake a John g. Blake
to-wit:-Bock No II. In Graham's fifth addition
TO the town OF Toledo, In Lincoln County, state
OF oregon being lots numbered, /, 2, 3, 4, g, T.
5, as plated and recorded IN the County clerks
Office oi saids Lincoln County, and ON Friday
the 18th dni VI January, 1884, at the hour oi
o'clock Z ~. az the court house door In the
town OF Toledo, in Lincoln County state Of
oregon, Will sell at public auction for cash in
hand all Of the right, title and interest of the
said Neitie Blake Is John q. Blake. Of In aud tn
the said described premises, 20 satisfy the said
judgement, execution, costs, aud nccruing
costs. Dated December, lith. isg3
g. A. IANUlF,
sherlnof Lincoln County.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
A Call.
To THE PoPULISTs OF LINCOLN
COUNTY. OREGON:
A Call.

To THE PoPULIsTs OF LINCOLN
COUNTY, OREGON:
Believing this government was
founded on the principles of equity
and justice, and that it should be a
government of the people, for the
people and by the people. There
fore. when the people are oppressed
by by bad and vicious laws, as
they are today, it is their duty to
unite and select from themselves
men who will faithfully serve them
and will repeal all bad laws, and
enact just and equitable laws in
their stead; and also believing that
all power and authority belongs to
the people, and that the principles
OF the Initiative and Referendum
are the greatest steps toward re-
form, you are hereby requested to
meet i'll your several precincts on
Saturday. the Srd day of March,
1894, and cast your vote for your
choice for tour candidates for each
state, district and county offices to
be voted tor next June. This vote
must be for persons who are advo-
Gates of the Omaha platform. The
precinct officers will make COM
plete return of said vote to the
County Committee Immediately
thereafter and a full synopsis of
said vote will be referted to the
county convention for its approval
and thus retain the power that be-
longs to you instead of comforting
il on few delegates.
J. w, PARRISH,
Chairman Peoples Party Co! Com.
Toledo, Or, Jan. 10, 1894.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
Number AT.

ing. Would any of this property
be hard to discover if a person was
to get one-half of the tax, almost,
for finding" it1 Does any sane
man think that these properties
we've left off by accident1 If this
many omissions were made right
III this vicinity how many do you
suppose there are in the back
country where they are not Sc
liable to be found.
Taxpayers, now is the time tc
nip this and all such outrageous
schemes to iatten off the county
treasury.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

In the article concerning The
present ownership maps and assess
ing in last weeks LEApER an in
advertent mistake was made i'll the
figures of Van Wrinkles bid on
transcribing the county records last
spring. The type made us say that
his bid was S7s7 when it should
have said $3,7s7. The other figures
which followed it showed plainly
what was intended to have been
said.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
Admtnistrator's Notice.

In the County Court Of Lincoln County, state
OF oregon:
NTOrlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
L - undersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of Lincoln county, oregon, ad.
ceased, late of Lincoln County, Oregon. An
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 present them, duly verified,
to the undersigned mt Waldport oregon, with
in six months from the date OF this notice: and
all persons indebted to said estate are notified
to settle the same Immediately
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 29th dag OF Dec.
ember, 1898, A. II. GUNNN,
Administrator
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

France will soon adopt an inter,
esting innovation in the postal card
system. The cards win be issued
in the form OF check books with
stubs. The sender of the postal
card can make memoranda Of its
coptents on the sub, and CAN have
this stamped at the postolhce~5elore
the card is detached, so that a veri
fed recofd Of the correspondence
can be kept.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
BErsY JANK

Lincoln county has a merchant
who will not sell Tobacco M brize
baking powder,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

The LINCOLN County LEADER
makes an attack on assessor Ted
Parker aud J. S. Van Winkle over
county matters.-Albany Demo.
crat.
The Democrat Is mistaken. The
LEADER has no attack to make on
anyone. The LEADER is strictly
on the defense Of the county's in
terests. II is the other fellows that
have made the attack.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

The republican state central com
mittee has been called to meet at
Portland on January 3rst, to ar
range for the state and congressional
conventions The member of the
committee from this county is r.
A. Bensell, of Newport. Mr.. Ben
sell was the member from old
Benton, but was cut Off and w. S.
HufIord has been appointed from
Benton county.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

1t is Our humble opinion that this
weatheE oaght to 70 into the hand
of A rccfy RI,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
- %,tH%~ !.

o. -.
And so the LEADER is a "Sun-
day Mercury" is it1 1t is going
to be starved to death is it, because
it dares to defend the county against
the present ownership map bust,
ness' 1t is going to be crushed, is
it' Wen gentlemen, just get right
in with the starving and crushing
business. 1t may be possible to do
it, but the people are going to hear
the truth just the same, and we
have a confirmed belief that the
starving" and crushing" busi-
ness is going to be slow and pain
ful.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
Seeking Notoriety.

The poor old benighted Capital
Journal, of Salemi has Just walked
up to the fact that there has been
something rotten with the Oregon
Pacific railroad. Last fall wher
the LEADER was fighting hard and
strong against the gang that was
absorbing all the earnings of the
road and starving the employees,
the editor of the Journal was riding
over the road on a free pass and
writing sickening articles about
tunnel kissing and blowing up
Hadley and Mulcahy with all the
wind he could raise. 1t is easy to
kick dead man.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
Farms for Sale.

/ have several e. arms, both culti-
waited and unculiiylted, for sale IN
tracts OF 20 acre and upwards
These lands are adapted 10 frnit.
vegetable and sheep culture. viii
be sold very cheap and on reason
able terms ANY 5uc desiring 10
such lanes viii 4, well to
cal OF ~ address
A. " J. ALaPHIS.
~ Lit Els Oregon
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

A letter received at Fairmount
Lane county, from Fremont, Neb.
states that Oregon apples are re-
falling at $3.50 per bushel, and are
wanted in carload lots. If all the
apples of the Willamette Valley had
been saved last fall, they would
have gone far toward relieving the
hard times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25
Notice for Publication.

Land Ohiceat Oregon city, Oregon.
IS January 10, lS9i.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten.
uon to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk OF Lincoln county ut Toledo orc
gon, on March r. 1894, viz:
Marion Hunt, ". L. No. 72n.
for the northwest = dissection II, town II south,
range west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: ! j. Lumwalt, NJ J. Allphin,
VIM. Lawrence, VIM, Rapin, all oi Little Elk,
Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-01-25

The Morning Telescope has sus.
pended publication, owing to a
lack OF support. Times are en-.
tirely too hard to force paper on,
the people for which there is no
demand. A motion to suspend on
the part Of the Corvallis News will
next be in order.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

o pewnem porozumieniu sic
miedzy carem / stolica apo
stolska. O6cyalny ,Journal
de St. Petersburg" og}osi}
dnia 6go Kwietnia wyniesie-
ME M. Izwolskiego do god
nosci sta}ego pos}a
PREY Wa
tykanie. Dotychczas lzwol-
ski tylko by} cos W kszta}cie
agenta dyplomatycznego.
Wspomniana rosyjska gazeta
przypisuje pokojowe usposo-
bienie cara wp}ywowi ostatniej
encykliki OLGA sw. do polskich
biskup6w. - Oby biednym
Polakom wysz}o ma dobre Ale
watpimy......
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
Y sViata kato|iCkieg0.

RZYM - Najnowsze tele-
granny donosza, jakoby Ojciec
sw. Leon XII mianowa} spe-
cyalna komisya Z kardyna}6w
ku osadzeniu dzia}alnosci X.
delegate Satolli ego. Komisya
pono przychylnie sic wyraza
0 reprezentancie Papieza w
Stanach Zjednoczonych. Nam
sic wydaje talk jasno, jak ma
d}oni, ze laden delegat ami Z
nieba navel, w obecnem po-
}ozeniu kosciola amerykan-
skiego ME podo}a swojej
misyi, DO ksieza W Stanach
Zjednoczonych ME maja zad-
nego legalnego stanowiska
wobec prawa kanonicznego.
Mowimy tylko O ksiezach
swieckich, DO zakony i zgro-
madzenia ME obejmuja parafli,
chyba biskupi je uwydzlerza-
via" ma dlugie lata, i to pis-
miennie ma mocy kontraktu.
Wskutek vice legalnego bez-
pravia wyrabia sic W kazdej
dyecezyi pewna koterya ksiezy
wp}ywowych, kt6rzy dyecezyaa
ostatecznie rzadza. Welding
koncylium baltimorskiego mp,
mia}y bye sciS1e egzamina
zaprowadzone miedzy klerem,
ably ksieza zdolniesji byll
uprawnieni do lepszych pa
rahj. Q podobnych konkur~-
sach g}ucho jest wszedzie, ]ak
ma puszczy.
Uzylismy wyrazu Ie2alne
stanowisko, DO trudno by by}o
zaprowadziG prawo kanoniczne
W Stanach Zjednoczonych, Z
tel juz jedynej przyczyny, re
zadna paratia ME ma sta1ych
dochodoW, ma ktore zaWsze
moe IiczyG. Osobisto5c ksle-
dza i usposobienie luduzawsze
wielka odgrywaG beda role W
utrzymywawniu paratli amery-
kahskich. Niestety! jestesmy
ciaqle sviadkami zaburzeh
parahalnych, kt6rym ostatecz-
ME ami lud, ami ksiadz. ami
biskup ME So winni, lecz sys-
tenn legalizowanego bezpra-
via. Jakis warcho}np napisze
skarge ma ksiedza, albo sam
do biskupa idzie naskarzyc;
biskup warcho}a przyjmie Z
MIN rozmawia. Chociaz ME
wierzy, co warcho} powiada,
obiecuje inwestygacya. Ksiadz
sic gniewa, re biskup z war
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
co SfYCHAC.

Wlelkl ,,stra]k' ma kole]ach
amerykahskich zwr6ci} ma
siebie uwage ca}ego swiata
cywilizownego. Pc bezrobociu
W kopalniach wegli, wojna
w%ypowiedziana kapitalistom
ko1ejowy.m jest kwestya wiel-
kiej wagi.
Ola czego cz}onkowie anne
rykahskiego Stowarzyszenia
robotnik6w kolejowych Anne
rican Railway Union) zastraj-
kowali?
Uczynili to Z sympathy ola
braci robotnik6w w wlelkiej
fabryce wagon6w pa}acowych
W Pullman, p~rzedmiesciu
chicagoskiem, nalezacem do
Jerzego Pullmanna, wielkiego
bogacza. jerry Putnam po-
siada TAME 800 ARROW gruntu,
ma kt6rych stoi 1900 ceglanych
budynk6w i gmach6w r0znej
wielkosci. Wszystkie warszta-
ty, piece, lejarnie, fabryki,
hotele, sk}ady, domy prywat-
watne, gazownie, wodociagi,
elektryka, koscio}y, hale, tea
try, park, s}owem wszystko
nalezy do Pullmanna. Nikomu
ME sprzeda} ami stopy ziemi,
ami jednego budynku. DIE
rzawa jest wysoka. Ia wode
plaza 10 razy wiecej, niz W
Chicago, i tax stosunkowo "a
wszystko. Natomiast sam
Pullman maca}y sw6j ogrom-
ny majqtek probationary
jake ziemie bagnista (swamp
land). Od 2 lat okrawa} stop
niowo place swoich robotni-
k6w. Z dzierzawy jednakow6z
i innych podatk6w mic ME
opuszcza}. Zdzierstwo dosz}o
do tego stopnia, il ludzie pod
MIN jarzma wiece znicSc ME
mogli. Me byli wiecej wolnymi
robotnikami, ale niewolnikami.
Rzucili prace zastrajkowali.
Gale Chicago Z burmistrzem
Hopkinsem stane]o pc stronie
robotnik6w Hopkins zna} ca}e
po1ozenie doskonale, DO by}
kasyerem Pullmanna. Zrobio-
no Pul}mannowi propozycya,
aby nieporozumienia podda}
pod sad pulubowy. Ma to
odpowiedzia} milioner oburzo,
nv stanowczem: Mel Gil O.
d em chcial sWoich robotni-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
LONDYN. Dzienniki

Lo1ND I ~. DLlCllll1Al
przychylne hanowerskiej ia
milf kr6lewskiej sztuczny sic
stara}y wywo}aG entuzyazm Z
narodzenia pierworodnego
syna przysz}ego nastepcy tro-
nu. Niestety dzieci, wnuki,
pra- i prawnuki kr6lowej
Wiktoryi mnozq siejak grzyby
pc deszczu. Me ma tygodnia,
zeby sic zoos ME znalaz}o".
Nadworna gazeta, og}aszajaca
nowiny familii kr6lewskiej,
W ostatnim czasie zupe}nie
przesta}a og}asza6 zjawienia
sic krolewskich bebikow. Pier
worodny syn ksiecia York
d}ugo jeszcze moze czekat,
MIN korone Anglii ma skroh
sobie w}ozy. Prababka jego,
obecna krolowa Wiktorya,
jeszcze zyje. Jestto kobieta,
kt6rej sic wcale umieraG ME
chce. Ksiaze Wal;i, dziadus
dzieciaka, tel ME rokuje pre-
dzej Smierci. Chociaz }ajdaczy-
ma pierwszej klasy, O sk6re
swoja bardzo jest dba}ym.
Ojciec, ksiqze York, m}odym
Jest cz}owiekiem W sile, wieku.
Czasy sic tel bardzo zmieniaja.
Ouch demokracyi przesiak}
wszystkie varsity cywilizo-
wanych narodow. MIN vice
kr6lewskie beby podrosnie,
rzemios}o krolow, cesarzy i
carhw moe dawno w heb
wezmie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

pomnikiem pokoju. TuBrowne,
przebrany jake bogini VOL
nosci, mia} przemowe do bogini
W%olnoSci Z bronzu ustawionei
ma szczycie Kapitolu. Ukoh-
czywszy swa move, jakoby
zemdlony zsuna} sic Z konia,
ale szybko nadbiegajacy to-
warzysze wzieli go ma ramona
/ w}ozyli do karawanu. ma
kt6rym pokryto 90 chorag-
wiami / kirem. Ma karawanie
by} napis:, Wolnosc umar}a".
Potem poch6d ruszy} do Null.
ligan Hall, gdzie ,,bogini
wolnosci" wysz}a Z karawanu.
L tego widzimy ze nasta}y
teraz easy szopek szykan T.
najswjetszych spraw.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
a wi z: RYKA

w CHICAGO do ponie-
dzia}ku strajkierzy spalili 1000
wagon6w kolejowych, wartoS-
CT miliona dolar6w. - Spalili
take reszte budynk6w Z
wystawy swiatowej.
P~RENDERGAST, morderca
chicagoskiego burmistrza
Harrisona, ostatecznie uznany
zosta} przez doktor6w jake
bedacy PREY zdrowych zmys-
bach, | W dniu IS Lipca bedzie
powieszony.
CHINCHBUKSY, male
baczki, kt6re pred paru laty
W1ele zboza pomarnoWa{y ma
polach W okolicy Winony,
pojawi}y'sie onegdajw okolicy
miasta Mowequa, w Stanie
Illinois.
WASHINGTON. = Dnia
4 Lipca. Coxeyanie urzadzili
Westinghouse obch6d ia
}obny p%ochowania wolnosci....
Przymaszerowali oni pred
Kapitol W liczbie 246 ludzi.
Ma ich czele jecha} konno Carl
Browne W fanatystycznym
stroju bogini MolnosscisPoch6d
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

czasem nawet cd ksiedza
dostanie list niemi}y, "a co
biskup odpowie pieknem "a
madeline, / try partye, ma
kt6rych Bogu przyjemny roz-
w6j parahi spoczywa, WA
Jenna ku s6bie pa}aja niena-
wiscia: chop ksiedza przesla-
DUE, a ma biskupa wymysla,
re ME dose predko go
,s}ucha;" ksiadz sic uzala ma
acknowledgements ludu i ME
sprawiedliwosG biskupa; bis
kup znowu skarzy sic ma clag{e
k}opoty z warcho}ami /
n;esfornosG ksiezy. Nam sic
wydaje, re w}asnie }atwy
przystep zausznik6w = ksiezy
i parahalnych warcho}6w do
biskup6w jest jednym Z maj
wiekszych wrzod6w W koScie-
lie amerykahskim. Doswiad-
genie codzieh prawie uczy,
jak czesto ola ma}ej przy-
czyny zaburzenia powsta}y, DO
ma zniszczenie ksiedza, o
ktorego ostatecznle zaWsze
chodzi, wp}yne}y babskie
plotki, ME skargi udowodnio-
ne.
X. delegat Satolli, Cd czasu
swego urzedowania wStanach
Zjednoczonych, istna by}
podpora ksiezy. Biskupi sic o
to bardzo gniewali gniewaja.
Dawniej biskup, czesto "a
male przewinienie, jak tego
@liczne W Rzymie wygrane
procesa udowadniaja, ksiedza
suspendowaZ. Do Rzymu
by1o daleko, podr6z i process
kosztovuEy pieniadze, ksiadz
by} bez parafii, przytu}ku, =
jakzez mial szukac sprawiedll-
wosci?
Legalne stanowisko ksiedza
wobec prawa kanonicznego
pociagnie "a soba ograniczenie
i w}adzy biskupiej i lepsza
regulacya Z siostrami =
nauczycielkami braGmi szk6l-
nyn: oraz zaprowadzi jedno-
t porzadek w sprawach
fnansowych KoscioEa. Przyj-
die do tego, ale pragniemy,
zeby jak najpredzej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

JIG W biez2cym tygodniu
znajduj2 sic W podrdzy jake agencl
przez mas ~upowaznieni do kolekto~
wanna abonamentu Ia KAToLIKA
nastepuj2cy panowie:
y Jan Kurkiewicz, obecnie W
Bay City, Mich;
y Rudolf Micha}owski, obecnie
W Cleveland, Ohio.
Is 7Kto nam teraz p~rzesle dolara
abonamentu, dostanie W prezencle
ksiazke pod tytu}em ,,B a ka o
trzech rachael ,z kt6rych
dwu by4o h,a eden
g4upi, Q zielonym wezu,
burym kocie / sroczce
bez ogona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

WlCIkd Ollld lODOLlllACW ~
lejowych pod prezydentura
Debs'a oswiadczy}a Pullman
owl, ze, jezeli ME odda swoim
robotnik6w sprawiedllwosci,
jego pa}acowych wagon6w
ME rusza. | ma to Putnam
cd owiedzia} hardo, ze ME
ustapi. Uczyni} to W nadzleji,
re %kompanie kolej., stana po
jego stronie biorac innych TO-
botnikow zamiast strajkuja.
cych. w tel nadzieji sic ME
zawiod}. Kompanie kolejowe,
widzac pa}acowe wagony
Pullmanna nieruszone ma
torach, r6znemi sposobami
zacze}y je }aczy6 do pociaagg6w,
wbrew strajkowi swoich robot
nik6w. Ma to o~dpowiedzia}a
Unia amerykahska robotni-
k6w kolejowych og6lnym
strajkiem przeciwko wszyst-
kim kolejom, stojacym pc
stronie Pullmanna. Ma wielu
ko1ach wszelki ruch usta}.
Zadne pociagi, Z wyjatkiem
pocztowych, ME chodza. w
chwili, gdy to piszemy, ME
widaG jeszcze kohca strajku.
Ma jednym vice cz}owieku
spoczywa odpowiedzialnos6 "a
ca}y ten olbrzymi strajk. Jeden
milioner, jednem s}owem, moze
pozbawi6 krocie biednych ro-
botnik6w powszedniego chile
ba. Skutki BOWEN ogromnego
strajku ME dadza sic ~policzyG.
Tysiace fabryk musia}y "a
wiesiG roboty. Wielkie RE
zalnie chicagoskie ME ma
ia zadnego byd}a do zabijania.
Parowce ME maja wegli.
S}owem, wojna domowa W
stratach pifsnieznych ME mo-
g}aby bye gorsza. - Azali
bogacze amerykahscy s}yszeli
0 rewolucyi francuzkiej? Me
przyblizamyz i my sic do
krwawei wojny miedzy praca
i kapita}em. kt6ra juz Lincoln
przewidzia1?
w sprawach polsko-amery-
kahsklCh KATOL1K trzech do
kona} rzeczy swoja politykq:
y Marnos6 Humbugow
skarbowych navel dziecko
dzisiaj zrozumie. Inteligetne
masy naszego sp6}eczehstwa
widza, re ligi wiece So tylko
wymys}em }apich}op6w, kt6-
rzy chwiejacy pod nogami
grunt blichtrem og}upiajacego
patryotyzmu chca podreparo-
wac. Naszem has}em jest:
Samorzad ola osad polskich;
precz Z przymusowemi gaze
tami! Robmy dobrowolne
sk}adki ma %utrzymanie jezyka
polskiego i chrzesciahskiej
oswiaty miedzy dziatwa Polska
W kraju. kaczmy sic W orga-
nizacye czysto katolickie, jak
Zjednoczenie P. 0. B.S.J.
y Zjednoczenie p.o. B. ST.,
raczej jego administracya ME
moe zezWoliG ma akakolWiek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

Widocznic ami p. Kromka,
ami Menazer konstytucyi Zjed-
noczenia ME znaja.
s. Redaktorowi Cd ,,Zgo-
dy'' TAX d}ugie uszylismy buty,
ze usuniecie jego Z redakcyi
jest tylko kwestya czasu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
PLATTSBURGH, N.

IT1I ID lNOII, N. I.
= Letnia szko1a katolicka,
sk}adajaca sic g}6wnie z
odczyt6w katolickich uczo-
nych, rozpocznie sic 1890
Lipca. X. delegat Satolli
bedzie obecnym. I W zachod-
Mich Stanach chca podobnq
instytucya zaprowadzic, praw-
dopodobnie W Green Bay
albo MackinaW Island.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
CINCINNATI

arcybiskup Elder ~wyswieci}
dnia ago Czerwca miedzy
innymi i dwoch Polakow ma
ksiezy. M}odzi kap}anl So: X.
J. Kubacki, ola dyecezyi Fort
Wayne = X. L. Staroszczyk
ola dyecezyi Green Bay. =
SzczesG Boze a d multo S
amos!