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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
FULFILLED In PART.
The Vow Taken by Sheriff O'NIarr,
of Montana.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 2S.-Twenty
months ago in Moaker county, Mont,
Bill Gay and his brother-in-law, Harry
Gross, while resisting arrest on
charge of robbery killed Deputy Sher-
ifs William RAIDER and James Mackey
with Winchester rifles. The murdered
men were the bravest of the posse of
Sheriff James OMAR, of Meaker coun-
ty, led against the outlaws, and over
their graves OMAR registered a vow
to bring their slayers to justice. That
pledge is now fulfilled in part, for this
evening at o'clock OMAR lodged Bill
Gay, loaded with shackles, in Jail. The
double murderer was given into the
custody of Sheriff OMAR a few days
ago by Sheriff Keyes, of San Bernar-
dina county, Cal. Gay will be taken
back to Meaker county, Mont, tomor-
row morning at s o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24

Hopes of Finding Stolen Property
Shattered.

Chicago, LII, Dec: Fl ''st estive 's'1-
han has opened a box IN the vaul 81
the National safe eDp3sit company, IN
the hope Of secaring stolen property
said to. have been deposited there by a
gang OF alleged tEieves from Cleveland
o. The box was rented by Mary Gibbs.
who, under the name " Maggie Rus
sell, is in Jail in cleveland along with
half a dozen more '1asSsa with NUNS
erous burglarias-
The story tel sgraplletl from fleve-
land about the safs deposit vaults, Z
said Detective Roman. lis True, but i
is not true That we found any stolen
property. We did find $500 III greea-
backs, two watches ana some small
trinkeIs, but a detective and lawyer
from Cleveland failed TO Identify any
Of the aaiticlss as having Teen stolen
in the recent burglarie5 at Cleveland. Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24

case Of oisoning s. hut q aufcpsy py tlie
coroner revealed the lael ina uea| was
from heart disease. ii. g
Louis Shinkag german q German a8eqI
so with q family; being out of work and
money, crawled into the atttc az MS no
and shot 3hir3se]f dead bat was not found
until after Z long search He held q re-
volver in his hand
An unknown colored man quarreied:
himself with suicidal intent While walt
ing for the patrol WAGON he changed his
mind He cannot be iden fiaed. He arose
and viciousIy assaul tet Office QniceT'
The off1cer was alorribiy Slashed With q,
knife across the face and neck In several
places, one cut f1aissina Che Juguaar vein
by a hairs breadth. F'o1ly-elgh t strtcneass
Crunley viii recover. The negro. who is
from Michigan, was subsequently cap
tured and locked up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24

proved TO be one Of the little ones
Picking TT up she ram screaming K
the street,, Mrs Cornwall was re'lurn
ing FROM the grocery store when she
saw her nelghbor with this burning
bundle IInmes 1iately behind Mrs Han
son was Marde, an older child. he
clothing IN flames. Mrs Cornwall grab
bed the baby from the old woman anl
ram down the street. Some one on tbs.
street threw a coax around the child
was stopped with the infant, IT'S cloth
ing still smoking. and both were fount
to be quite badly burned No one knew
anpther child was missing. burt AFTER
the fire was exiting isiled, the charred
remains were found
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
HEAVY FLOODS.
Holland Suffers Severely from the
Storm.

Storm.
Amsterdam, Dee. 28.-Heavy i.aoSs
have been caused by the storm in Hol-
land. The rivers Mas and Rotte rose
twelve feet, inundating parts of Rot
terdam. Boats were used in the streets
and in the market places, which were
like lakes.
Many of the dykes threatened to give
way under the heavy pounding Of the
sea.
In several places the water succeeded
in breaking through, and the country
in the vicinity of the breaks is flooded.
Nine houses collapsed, their founda-
tions being undermined. At Utrecht
several persons were drowned by the
collapsing of a BOAT.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
everywhere broken.
The bark Carolina, from Savannah
for Hamburg, went ashore near Egg
monde and became a total wreck. Her
cargo is being washed upon the beach.
Part of her crew was drowned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
Vessels Inundated.

Brussels, Dec. 23.-The town of Den
dermonda, at the confluence of the
Bender and Scheldt rivers, was mum
dated by the overlooking of the Bender.
The inhabitants were aroused by the
tocsin and escaped, but the property
loss is great.
The villages of Audegeme, Bender
vile, Mespelace. Appels and Baesrode
were also inundated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
CHILDREN BURNED.
Most Horrible Casualty in Brooklyn
Last Evening.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. ga fire &C.
CURED tonight in the fiat occupied by
Charles Cornwall. Beth Mr.. Cornwall
and his wife were away from their
home at THE time, three children being
left behind. In some unaccountable
way the fire started, the first intima-
tion of it being when Mrs. Jane Ham
son, an elderly woman living across the
hsEN heard the children screaming
She opened the door of the Cornwall
fat and smoke and flames rolled out,
almost ssmothering her. She saw a
smoking bundle on the floor, and IT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
MURDERED THE WOMAN.
Charge Made Against Lewis Stone In
Chicago.

Charge Made Against Lewis Stone in
Chicago.
Chicago, Dec. 2s.-Lewis Stone is at
his home, No. 5s5 F'lourny street, and
awaits. arrest upon a charge of having
murdered two defenseless women in
Jamestown, N. Y.
He says he is innocent He is an
expert bricklayer. for many years in
the employ of a firm of local contract
ors. He was employed in Buffalo, N.
Y, and explains his presence in James,
town on the night of the murder by
saying that the train on which he was
en- route to Chicago stopped at that
city and he was obliged to wait sew
eral hours for another train. He
claims the first he knew of the crime
was when he saw by the papers that
he was wanted for the murder.
Stone at once surrendered and Chi
cago police notified him that they
were awaiting instructions by mail.
pending receipt of which me was re-
leased
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
TALKED TOO MUCH.
Results of Discussing a Mans Char
acter q Little Too Freely

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 2S-Detafls
of fatal ARRAY come from Cherokee
county. Thomas McCrary, it is al
legged, had been discussing the charac-
ter of Green Brooks 100 freely OF late.
Brooks and his son, armed with knives,
called upon McCrary The latter had
a double-barrelled shotgun and when
the Brooks approached, fired on them.
Green Brooks received a wound which
caused his death. Marion Brooks is
probably fatally hurt. All the parties
are prominent farmers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
BALLARD IS BAD.
Populist Speaker Gets in Tight
Place.

Place.
Macon, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-The grand jury
has returned an Indictment against
Judge D. P. Ballard. of Los Angeles,
Gala, for obtaining $3.50 from Oswald
Hicks under false pretenses on a bogus
draft on George irving, of Washing
ton. d. c.. Ballard was arrested at
Springfield, Mo-, and brought here. The
case will be tried the last week in Feb
ruary. Ballard made Populist speeches
in Macon and adjoining counties dur
ing the late campaign. Hicks was
treasurer of the Populist campaign
committee, and paid Ballard $3.50 for
twelve speeches in this county, and ex-
penses. The sheriff has received let
tiers from the officials of Murphysboro,
ILL.,. and Hampton, Ia, alleging that
Ballard had engaged in speculations in
those towns similar to those here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
OLEo FRAUDS.
The LAW Has Been Quite Generally
Evaded.

Trenton, n. j., Dec. 2S.-Since the re-
cent United States Supreme Court de-
cision concerning the traffic in oleo-
margarine, the big western dealers in
that commodity have made this
state the distributing center. The
dairy commissioner, Mr.. Mcclure, says
they are not complying with the state
laws. and announces that he intends
to prosecute a large number of firms
for evasion.
Complaint has been made against the
largest concern in the trade in Jersey
City and others will follow imm edi-
a elv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
BY THE czARs ORDERS.

Berlin, Dec. 2S.-It is reported from
Warsaw that the car has ordered the
immediate release of the prisoners con-
nected with the disturbance due to
the populace opposing the closing of
the church at Kroce, which led to ex-
cesses on the part Of the cossacks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
RAIpEp 4 ToWx.



Appear
CIairnore. 7. T., Dec. 23.The French
band Of outlaws, headed by Jim French
and Cherokee BILL made raid last
night on the town Of Nowatas about
twent y-five miles north of here, on the
of the station, found himself covered
with four guns He was marched
through the waiting room and CONF
PEELED to open the safe The robbers
got about $3.50. They did not modest
the passengers IN the waiting room.
After getting the contents OF the. safe,
they marched the agent outside, mount
ed and rode away, going east. II was
feared that they would rob the passen-
ger train which was due, but 1t pulled
out in safety about thirty minutes
later. Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
SHOT AND HANGED.
Desperate Negro Is Lynched at New
Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. 2S.-George King,
a desperate negro, was lynched at the
slaughter house, just below the city,
this evening. He had a difficulty with
some butchers and, saying he would
not be bluffed, went off and got a shot
gun and bag of shot. Constable
Guerre came up. and tried to arrest
him, and the negro escaped to a barn,
from which he fired into the crowd
which gathered, wounding the consta-
bile and half a dozen others. The barn
was burned down and the negro forced
into the open, where he was shot and
then dragged to a tree and hanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
Plnn 10 Mreck a Trnin.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. Pa special to
the Bee from Plattsmouth, Neb., says:
A plan to wreck the Burlington fast
mail was frustrated this afternoon by
accident. \ traci-walker discovered
several logs dashed to the track on a
sharp curve just in time to prevent the
flyer from crashing into the obstruction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
They Roth Confessed.

Carbonate, ILL.,. Dec. 23.-Dug. Hen
derson and Frank Jeffrey were arrested
last night at Gainesville charged with
the murder of James Towle. They both
confessed to having committed the
crime and are now lodged in the Jail
at Murphysboro. Robbery was the mo
tive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
SITUATION In GERMANY.
Not as Gloomy as Is Generally Sup
posed.

London, Dec. 23.-The correspondent of
the Times at Berlin, says he does not
think the present situation in Germany
is so gloomy as it is generally supposed.
He adds that Chancellor Won Hohenlone
has perceived that he has made a mis-
take, and will turn back before it is too
late. There is reason to nope that moth
ing more will be heard of the socialstic
incident except the Strengthening of the
rules of the Reichstag.
The Cologne Gazette, in an inspired ar
ticle, says that Chancellor Won Hohen-
lobe Is not a man to run his head against
a wall; on the contrary, he will leave no
stone unturned to obtain from the Reich
stag by calm negotiations what he re-
lost most weight Influence with the
Reichstag would render the attainment
of his ends difficult If not impossible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24

Danville, Ky, Dec. 22s.-Micajah
Rowsey, the desperate, was killed at
Junction City last night by Town Mar
shall Ellis, whom he resisted. Rowsey
was the last of father and seven
sons, all of whom died with their boots
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
SAVED HIS NECK.
Desperate Escapes from an Okla
honra Jail.

Wichita, Kas., Dec. 2S.-Oliver Jew
ell. one of the worst desperadoes in the
Indian country, who was sentenced to
be hanged next Friday for the murder
of Tom Arnold and his son in the Cher
okee strip, has escaped from the Wood
ward, Oklahoma, Jail. Two or three
hundred officers and citizens of Wood
ward and vicinity are out searching for
him, but he will probably get away, as
it is certain that his friends from the
Indian country aided in his escape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
The E,be OverHo,ys.

Hamburg, Dec 2S.-The river Eibe
has overlooked its banks and inundat-
ed the lower parts of the town. the
water is so deep that tram cars are IN
able to run
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
bloody Riot at Pine Apple.

slma, Ala, Dec. 2S.-A report reached
this city of bloody riot at Pine Apple,
a small place forty-three miles south of
here Particulars are very meagre.
Three men were killed. The cause Of
the fight is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
SHOT HIS SWEETHEART.
Tragic Termination to Lovers
Quarrel In Paris, Mo.

Paris, Mo-, Dec. 2S-Robert Rouse shot
and mortally wounded his sweetheart,
Miss Bette Hayden, at Florida, this
county, today. They were to be married
next week. but became involved in a low
ers' quarrel this morning, when the
young man became enraged and shot her.
He escaped. Officers are in pursuit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
It. Was Participated in by Up
wards of Six Hundred
People.
PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES
FROM THE LIPS OF THOSE WHO
KNEW HIM IN HIS LIFE
TINE.

interesting Addresses Made by
y President Joseph #. Smith, Presi-
dent Angus VI. Cannon. 5. II. Fl.
smith, Mrs. Lucy w. Smith, Zina
ID. ii. Smith, Mrs. Rachel Grant,
Bishop II. II. Burton and Many
others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
no BE BRoUGHT HOME.

London, Dec. 2S.-The body of Mrs.
william Waldorf Astor, who died yes
terday at Clievenden, will be taken to.
New York for burial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
Bad in Belgium.

Brussels, Dec. 29.-The storm has
caused much damage throughout Bel
gium. Many of the Belgian fishing
boats are missing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
CRIMES OF A DAY.
Dayton, Ohio, Had a Trio of Them
on the Sabbath.

Dayton, O., Dec. 2S.-Alex. Owens,
veteran of the Home was placed on the
cars in this city by two unknown women
and became so i'll before he reached his
destination, that the ambulance was
called, and he died before he could get
10 the hospital. 1t was supposed to be q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
PROBABLE MURDER.
Unknown Man Found with Hole in
His Head.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 25.-The coroner
is investigating case that is likely to
develop into murder. An unknown
man was found beside the Lake Shore
track, at the foot of Cass avenue last
night, with a hole in his head, which
appeared to have been made with a
coupling pin or a club. There was not
even a scrap of paper about the man
which would lead to the discovery of
his idanfi+y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
LAST OF A YER x
TOUGH GANG.
Father and Seven Sons All Die
With Their Boots
On.
SENSATIONAL CASE.
AN OLD INDICTMENT UNEARTHED
BY THE LEx0ws.

PopuIist Speaker Arrested on the
Charge of Obtaining Money Under
False observation-disclosures Sem
fenced to Be Hanged, Escapes
from an Oklahoma Jnii-ProbnbIe
Murder in Cleveland, O.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
" spraWach ZjednoczenIa'

Nadchodzacy sejm Zjedno-
czenia, dzieki przymusowemu
pismid}u, szacherkom meoa-
zera g}upocie wiekszoScl
administracyi Zjednoczenia,
znowu, zaniast radziG' mad
wzrostem swojej organizacyi,
wystawiony bedzie ma kar-
czemne burdy. Ably szanow-
nych delegat6w bydlece ryki
chicagoskich }apich}op6w ma
bezdroza ME prowadz1y,
strescimy W kr6tkich s}owach,
co ma uwage zas}uguje.
Ziednoczenle, sl<}adajace
sic przewaznie ]udzi dobrej
wolf, ci9szy sic takze konsty-
tucya, ktora ku podnleslenlu
ducha w cz}onkach i ku SEE
rzeniu zasad swoich, dodatk6w
zadnych, powtarzamy "a d
n y ch a ia dnyc c. h, ME
potrzebuje. Wszellie wlec
wnioski lub poprawkl do
obecnie istniejacej konstytucyl
d o b u d y!
w sprawie administracyi
trzeba przeprowadziG to, czego
sic ma poprzednich sejmach
gwa1townie domagano, mia
nowicie: kwartalnego conaj-
mniej og1aszenia liczby cz}on-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

Zaczniemy sic od-
tad sprawjedliw1e ra-
chowaG z panam1
Darmoczytal talskimi
Jak Kuba Bogu, tax
Bog; Kubie-
.ktO na mas szemrze, i,
il naprzy!k krzamy mu
sic z rachunkami, ten
niechaj zap}aci, co
nam winlen, a danny
mu pok0j,
Abonenci, kt6rych
rok abonentowy skoh-
czy} sic W ostatn1ch 5
miesiaeach, ME maja
wiecej prawa do z2~
dania Cd mas eierpli-
wosci, anizeli starsl
d}uznicy. Jezli chca :
i nadal pozostac Z
nami W przyjaznj, to
niechaj spiesznie spe4-
MIA sN6j wzgledem
mas obowia2zek / "a
plaza nam um6wione
wynagrodzenie "a ma
sza ciezka prace.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
ADRE@ IAATdbLEKA Katolk, SO End Wirona, MIMI

Hlh Yei. zaden ME odni6s}
uszkodzenia. w tel bitwie
morskiej zatane}o oko}o 1000
chihskich zo}nierzy. Znajdu-
jacy sic W poblizu wojenny
okret francuzki wyratowa} 40
ludzi.
PARYZ. = Izba pose}ska
przyje}a przed}ozone przez
rzad prawo przeciw anarchis-
tom g}osami 26aprzeciw 163,
PETERSBURG. Istnie
jqcy tn ma}y stan oblezenia
przed}uzono ma czas dalszy.
Zniwo wypad}o jaknajpomysl-
niej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

,Jego Eminencya KS. KaG.
d dyna!!FIalkaLedochowski,by byIy
arcybiskup Gniezniedsko- Pc
znaiski prynas. poIski, u1na1.'
w Sobote, 2S Lipca, W Szw J.
carskiem mieScie Luzern, gdzje
ba#1} ma kuracyi.
Zn1ar}y jr.z W :1Styn1 roku
zycia wyswiecony by} W War
azawle ma kap}ana, poten7.
uda} sic do Rzymu, gdzi1e sic
kszta}ci} szczeg6lnie W dyplo-
macyi koscielno politycznej.
w. r. 1857 byE delegation
papiezkim.w NowejGranadzie,
W Ameryce po}udniowej a
W roku 1861 nuncyuszem
papiezkim W Bawaryi.
Po $mierci arcybiskupa
gniezniehskiego Przy}uskiego,
konsekrowa} Ojciec sw. Le.
d6chowskiego ma Arcybiskupa
Gniezoiehsko Poznariskiego.
Ma tel posadzie W pierwszych
latach mocno przylizywa1 sic
Niemcom jako wielbiciel
starego Wilhelma, pojechaK
W Listopadzie 1870 r. do
Wersalu, pod Paryzem, nimo
protestu szlachty wielkopol-
skiej szemrania patryotyczne-
go duchowiehstwa polskiego,
wimieniuOjca swietego, w}ozy}
na glove Hohenzolera korone.
cesarska.
Ia to potem, podczas walki
kulturnej, Niemcy osadzili go
W wiezieniu, W Ostrowie,i diva
lata trzymali. Tam ciezka
odby} pokute "a kumanie sic
wrogiem Koscio}a Polski.
Dnia IS Kwietnia niemiecki
sad koscielny odja} mu urzad
Arcybiskupa, A a is Marca
1875 Ojciec swiety Plus TX
mianowa} go kardyna}em, -
pare lat temuzas, pod papiezem
Leonem XIII, zosta} prefektem
Propagandy krzewienia WARY
Sw.
Obecny m1ody cesarz niemiecki
skascwa} dekret, wydalajqcy pry-
masa Led6chowskiego z granic ce-
sarstwa niemieckiego, i podczas
ostatniego swego pobytu W Rzymie
osobiscie go przeprosi}.
Nar6d polski wskazujac dzisiaj
ma cnoty nieboszczyka Kardyna}a
VIOLA: = Oto kap4an WI ielki,
co "a dni swoich podobaf
sic Bogu.-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
TELEGRAMY.

LONDYN, 80 Lipca. -
Chihskiemu pos}owi donie-
siono urzedowo, ze kr6l
Koreaiski zosta} przez Japoh-
czyk6w % Lipca wziety do
nieWoh.
YOKOHOMA. Wojna
miedzy Chinami a Japonia juz
ma prawde wybuch}a. Okrety
japonskie zaczepi}y chihska
Aote pod Tontaw / Round
Island. Zdoby}y chihski okret
wojenny Tsav Kiau zatopi}y
kupiecki okret transportowy
Z wojskiem. Ale jeden Z maj
wiekszych okret6w chiiskich
,,Chen Youn'', zdo}a} sic
schronic do Chin, a chinski
torpedowiec Huan Tai uciel}
do Fusan, naKorei. w bitwie
bra}y udzia} japohskie okrety
Allitu Sushima, Takachiho i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

D1Ol q oPldWS oPONOJ' 'llo
pod uwage, Zjednoczenie
najlepiej zrobi, ,jezeli W sz Us t
Xxi e porz q d niej S Z e
gazety polskie W Ameryce
zrobi swojemi 'organaml
fin IN ow y ch o g}o S zen.
Wyliczymy bez zazdroscl
zupe}nie bezstronnie nastepu-
jace:
y GAzETe PoLsKa Dyniewi-
CA Chicago.
p. KAToL1KA Z Winony.
81 W1ARe I: l.: QJczYzNe Z
Chicago.
4) GAzEre KAroL1cKa zChi-
cago.
5( KURyERA Kruszki z Mil
waukee.
O PoloN1q Z Baltimore.
y N1EDz1ELez Detroit.
inne mozeby sic jeszcze
pzyda}y. Niechaj "a kontrak-
tenn Z kazda gazet2, wynlenlo
na lub niewymieniona, sekre-
tarz W MICH og}asza miesieczne
i kwartalne 'sprawozdania z
przypadk6w 5mhr9i, docho-
dow rozchod6w, stanu kasy,
funduszu zelaznego, cz}onk6w
wstepujacych lub wystepujaa-
cych, ,Sekretarze pojedy6czych
towarzystw powinni z k a S y
wo c h t @ w arz.y 8 w
] a k g K o W i e k urz 6
d O wy III g az-et a b o
n o W a {, a pojedyhczy cz}on-
kowie, gdyby ich do Zjedno-
czenia przypuszczono, MECH
sic dowiaduja o stanie
Zjednoczenia Z jakiejkolwiek
gazety i'm sic podoba.
Sekretarz Zjednoczenia
og}osi}by swoje sprawozdania
tylko w gazetach aprobowa-
nych. Sekretarze pojedyhczych
towarzystw powinni wtenczas
swoich instrucyj W tych
gazetach szukac.
Organ przymusowy jest
nawet przeciwko konstytucyl
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Zby
tecznie zupe}nie wspominat,
ze wielu cz}onk6w takiego
goscia. jak W1ARA OJczYzNA,
w swoich domach widzieG ME
chca, bo jest organem najwie-
kszych humbugist6w polskich
W Ameryce, t. ]. Zmartwych-
Wsta1lc0W.
lyle tymczasem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
lctor , wvdawca: ENierOrnimn HDeY'qaOsvszxi.

k6w Zjednoczenia, przystepu-
jacych W P ole d y II czyc h
towarzystwach. Pan Straszyh-
ski powinien by} to juz dawno
uczynic. -.
Bardzo s1usznie / sprawie-
dliwie by}oby, zapewnif
Try m cz}onkom Zjedno
czenia prawo pewne do po-
Smiertnego, jezeli po d}ugich
op}atach do kasy posmiertnej
ME moga d | a bi e d y dalej
poSmiertnego p}aci6. Podaje
przyk}ad. Pewien cz}onek
p}aci}' lat IS lub 20 do kasy
posmiertnej. Ola bezrobocia
lub innego nieszczescia ME
moze tymczasem dalej p}acit.
4 towarzystwa go wykresla.
Po roku moze los jego sic
polepszy, ale dla wieku
napowr6t go do Zjednoczenla
ME przyjma. Najlepsze lata
przepedziE W ZJednoczeniu,
pracowa} dla Zjednoczenia,
dla biedy musia} wystapic,
potem ur1iera, mic familii
jego sic ME dostanie. Nam
sic zdaje, ze takiemu 'cz}owie-
kowi dzieje sic pewna krzywda
Trudno jest okreSli6 najlepszy
spos6b sprawiedliwosci. w
zasadzie powinlen jedrIakow6z.
sejm uchwa1!!c norme ola
zas1uzonych cz}onk6w Zjedno-
czenia, kt6rzy ola nedzy z
Zjednoczenia musieli wystapic.
Podajjemy mp. plan nastepu-
jacy.
Jezeli cz}onek Zjednoczenia
po15 latach W kasie posmiert-
nej d | a bic d y I'd ow o d.
n lone posmiertnego p}acic
ME moze dalej, ,pozostaje cz}on-
klein tejze kasy posmiertnej
pod tym warunkiem, ze Zje-
dnoczenie W przypadku jego
smierci jego spadkobiercom
wyp}aci tyle posmiertnego, lie
przez lat IS sam asesmentami
do kasy wyp}aci}. Podobny
projekt rozszerzyc MONA
wed}ug lat, dajac np.cz}onkom,
kt6rzy lat IS p}acili do kasy
posmiertnej, po}owe lub dwie
trzecie zwyk}ego posmiertne-
go. Do tego MONA dodac, ze
cz}onez, kt6ry biedy musia}
z Zjednoczenia wystapiG, moze
jezeli 5 lat mp. W Zjednocze-
niu by1, napowr6t do Zjedno-
czenia wstapiG po zap}aceniu
zaleg}osci Cd czasu wystapie-
MIA. Dodajemy jednakow6z,
ze tylko nedza jest jedyna
przyczyna naszych poprawek
do adrninistracyi.
Zjednoczenie powinno i
pojedy1iczych cz}onk6w przyjj-
1nowaG do kasy posmiertnej
po odpowiedniem zbadaniu
rzeczy. Many bardzo wiele
Polak6w, kt6rym burdy W
towarzystwach So koscia W
gardle. Chetnieby wstapili do
Zjednoczenia, ale ME do
towarzystw, bedacych pierw-
Sym progiem doZjednoczenia.
Zwiazkowcy Cd dawna tego
sic trzymaja i ME lie wycho-
dza ma tel zasadzie.
Sejm powininien sic zajaG