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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-14

Judge Dundy Issues m Order - That
Eject sn Union PaciAS Casea.
OMAHA, April 4.-Judge Dundy has
ordered the wages of Union Pacific en-
ployes restored to the old rate. This ap-
pliessto all the employees dc the Union
Pacific whose salaries we're cut last
September. The order directs the re-
ceivers to restore thsoId wage schedule.
90 far as it relates to the men repre-
scented by epetitioners and others slime
Larry situated and In cases where the
men receive Less than go per month,
the increased pay shall commence
on Marxh last, and In all cases where
fhe men receive go per month or over,
the increased pay. shall commence ON
the FIRST of the present month.
The opinion rendered in connection
with the order i = very extensive one,
covering tha entire history of ths waga
tfouhlss On the Union Pacific road and
the hearing before Judge Caldwell.
Judge Dundy declares that Judge Cald-
well Il biz famous ortier misstatsd facts
and did % lnAliciousay.
S.S& 49, aazt EET3 4
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THE' cocKER1LL DIVORCE CASE.

wife Of the New York Journalist Com
cIuded She Didn't Want One
FARGo. N. D., April 14.--Some time
AFRO beautiful woman came to Fargo
and gave her name as Mrs john 4.
Lewis. She went to leading hotel
and wanted room by the month. The
landlord said he had none to rent, as the
housa was full all the time and he kept
whst rooms possible for transients. She
wished to know what he received for
bis best rooms per day, and when the
prizes was named she said she would
pay that. She employed prominent
firan Of attorneys to secure adivorce
from her husband. Soon traveldg
journalist turned mp who knew
her. and II said TO have imme-
~ @aSaaaHDrai to- secure haah
noney from her husband, who, il ~ 81.
Legged, was none other than Colonel
John A. Cockerill, Of the New York
Daily Advertiser. Failing in this, he
wrote Town Topics, and the article
which appeared therein soon carried
Mrs. CockeriIl back to New York. and
word now comes that she and thu
colonel have made MP their differences
and the action for divorce has beer
dropped. When the Lady was here only
few knew her identity, and the wholt
affair has made great sensation.
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. MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY. APRIL IA 1894
CoAI pnoDUorroS IN ,ses.
MeaFly 400, 900, 600 Tons. with . valua-
tion Of Over @aOO. OOO, 900.

Nearly 200, ,0OO, 600 Tons, with . valua.
tion Of Over @2OO, 900, 900.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-A report on
Chs production Of coal In 1893 has been
eonpiled by E. w. Parker Of the United
States geological survey. 1t shows the
totaa production for the year TO be
l70,1e6. .6i2 short tons, with valuation
Of seO5. 479. The production and
valuation on the basis Of short tons are
given by states as fellows:
Alabama 5,128, ,693 tons, 5,08S, ,5SS
value; Arkansas 56s, 1853, $685., ,347; CAL
ifornia 72,8O3, $l67. 7.555; Colorado
q, ,g007 ,525, $4.605, ,93s; Georgia 372, TAO.
gse5. .s72; Illinois 1y.949,584, ST.
827, ,5o5; Indiana 3.6sI. .75l, $3,987,-
AS; Indian Territory l,252, ITO,
es,14s. .s37; Iowa 8,791, ,026. "a, ,9S2, 1853;
Kansas s,463. .6Si, $3.024,65i; Kantucky
ASA, ,of0, s2.460. .973; Maryland S.65i,-
6s1. q. 2Oy.7le; Michigan 2.74742S, &c.
8S5,bes; Montana 81S, AGO, s1.Ss6, ora;
New Mexico SOL, las, S94s,24S; North
Carolina 1900. S25, 500; North Dakota
1850, S58, $50: Ohio 1880, ITO,
bi1.55s, ,794; Oregon 4l,6SS, 1884,
500; Pennsylvania. bituminous, Az,
a9s.052, S34. 4os,473; Pennsylvania
anthracite, So, $50. 400, $S5,6S4. 46o;
Tennessee 1,904,974, S2,0o3, 977;
Texas S02, 1876, $sSs, 267; Utah, Ala. 200,
$Gf1,092; Virginia s13, 3,568, $6S4.623;
Washington 1854, ST.. 5000 ,276; West
Virginia 10.529. .9S5, $S,105, ,3l2; Wy
oning 2,339,21l, s3, 900, ,90i.
The aggregate amount of anthracite
shipments was 81, ,089, ,5s5 tons, an in
| create of /, 196. BIB tons over 1892. About
the came increase is reported for bi
luminous coal. The entire increase o.
both shipments took place in the frs
half of the year. .-.
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want Pay For Tn.ir wheat.

KAsoTA. Mimi, April 1.-The case
Of the state against Turner. agent OF
the Gilbert Grain company ut the OF
tawa elevator, came up before Justice
French and was continued until April
20. Charles Kittelson, ex-srafe treas
urer, and one of the Gilbert Grain COM
pany. came up to save arrest, waived
examination and was bound over to the
district court In q. 900. The probabil-
ity isl that the wheat will be paid for or
somebody will 30 10 Saltwater.
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The Great Morthera Strike Likely 60 he
~. General.
ST. PAUL, April l4.-An immediate
and general tie mp Of oil except mail
train on the Great Northern railway 10
threatened. The men are dissatisfied
and restless under the reductions In
wages which have been put into effect
since the first Of the year, and they be-
lieve that now is the time
to take determined stand The
reductions, they say, range from
Q toss 1-3 per cent, and have been espe.
cially felt in tho West, whore the COM
plants have been more serious than on
this end on the line. Il few days ago
the switchmsn and yardmen In the
company's employ ID Butte struck
against the cut, and trouble was averted
then by concession 10 their demands.
Emboldsned by their success, and
perhaps by the recent order Of
the court In the matter Of the re
ductions made by the receivers on the
Union Pacific, which was taken a. !
victory for the men ON the road. tha
Great Northern employees along the en-
tire line have decided to resist the cut
made IN their wages, and the ledict ha'
gone forth that unless their demand
were met by o'clock p. m. there woult
be q general strike on the division wes
Of Minot.
Officers of the Great Northern refus
TO talk OF the matter.
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NORTH DAKOTA LrGNITE.

Its Utility Fully Determined by Test as
- 81. Paul.
ST. PAUL, April 14.--The utility Of
North Dakota Ignite as substitute for
bituminous coal was fully established
by an accurate and scientific test at the
Walter A. Wood Harvester company's
plant. More than this. certain advan-
tages OF Ignite over ordinary coal were
clearly established. The Ignite burned
freely and seemed, IL anything. more
combustible than bituminous coal. One
of the features OF this fuel which COM
rmends itself to the average consumer IS
the fact that it burns without smoke.
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!MANY ARE MISSING.
Fatalities i'm the Fire at the Buffalo
Glucose Works Not Definitely
Known.
There Are, However, Quite q Number
Of the Employees Still Unac-
counted For,
And II 10 Supposed That Between
Fifteen and Twenty Persons
Perished.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 1.-THE full
extent of the loss OF life at the burning
Of the American Glucose works ID still
uncertain. About 80 men were at work
in the building when the Ere broke ont,
but how many escaped and who
among them perished cannot yet bel de-
teRnined. Some, TO avoid death in the
burning building, leapski from the win
dows, only 10 be buried under falling
walls, into the canal only TO be im-
bedded In mud. The men who jumped
from the burning building into the canal
were but slightly hurt.
On Scott street the building was
eight stories high.
On the canal side it was three stories
higher. With their scaling ladders the
firenen reached windows on the seventh
floor In time to rescue q dozen work
men. When the flames fared full In
their faces they were forced TO retreat,
but they knew that above the sixth hoor
were between 80 and 40 workmen. Es-
cape by srairways or FIRE ladders being
cut Of. their doom was sealed. Per-
haps half the number
aEnst Mavs Psrsshed-
These laborers were Poles FOR the
most part Many pole employed In
the glucose night gang did not come to
breakfast, and % d consequence weep
ing wives were early at the hospitals
looking for their husbands, and. finding
that quest vain, now stand fearful
about the smonldsring ruins Of the fac
tory waiting for the exhuuing Of their
dead.
Although heavy streams were pouring
on the ruins al night and half dozen
engines are pumping water on the
steaming bricks, Il may be 2AS hours
before tho work of sxcavating can be
successfully carried On.
The loss, although overestimatsd in
the early reports. Is still larger than
this city has experienced In i've years.
1t IN now estimated that the loas 20 the
glucose works proper will not exceed
5000. 900; fully covered ~ insurance.
Inquiries have been made b. resatiysz
for 10 workmen who are missing, and
supposed to have been burned or crushed
to death.
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aving stones. came ashore here

paving stones, came ashore here
ont soul aboard, and it is believed. l..e
entire crew has perished. When first
seen, her sails were in ribbons, and her
jibboom and bowsprit were gone. Her
rudder was also missing. and the vessel
was drifting at the mercy of the terrible
seas towards Sand beach. In half an
hour she struck and was soon pounding
herself 10 pieces. When she was board
ed after grounding. no one was found
aboard. She sailed from Pruvidence
and was owned by Captain Ober and
others of Sullivan, Me.
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stole sasa.s sparkler.

M1NHEARoLIs, April Id ~ A. Shea,
the commission man, WIS robbed OF a
diamond pin valued at $500, the stOne
being taken from his shirt front while
he was on the rear platform OF First
avenue car, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. There were several young men
in the gang, who, after the robbery,
jumped from the car, closely pursued
by Mn. Shea, but they escaped after .
run Of two blocks.
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oREAr NoRrHERS srRIKE

fhs Read VIII Probably Ne Tisd Up
From Spokane 70 Larimors.
HELENA, Mon, April l4.-A strike ON
the Great Northern was inaugurated at
noon. Atlantic express delayed. Mail
car detached from train and passengers
left behind, II probably means . tie-up
from Spokane, WASH, TO Larimore. ND.
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Net sold After All.

CHICAGO, April l4.--The sale Of the
worlds fair buildings to L. G. Garrett
of st. Louis for $4,000 has been called
off. When the sale was arranged last
week, twas understood that the money
was TO be paid April Z. Z. r. Moore OF
Boston. for whom Garrett was acting
as agent, declared that ne must have 90
days time to pay the money, and the
park commissioners promptly called the
sale off.
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Tnse an sDpeu svsaaola.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, April ia. The
west bound express ON the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad ran into . freight
train at Tyrone, three miles west of
here. The baggage car md one day
coach were dslnDlished. but no one was
Killed. a. dozen coke cars were wrecked.
The accident was caused by an open
switch. w #
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Kantnckx rown r,nrninr.

LOUISVILLE, April IA message to
the chief of the fire department an
nounces that the town OF Elizabethtown,
KY. with 5000 inhabitants, il burning.
Engines were sent by special train from
here at III o'clock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-14
RIO oUs COKE WORKERS.

Mere Trouble with Strikers I'm the Con.
neilsviile Dsatricf.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, April IA The
southern section OF the coke fields was
the headquarters Of the strikers during
the day and between 400 and 500 armed
men marched through the regions and
surrounding towns all day. A Atelegram
has been sent to the governor asking for
militia
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xoT 4 souE ooS noAnp.

a Deserted Schooner Comes ASHORE mt
Newbarypork Mass.
NEwBURYPoRT. Mass. April u. The
schooner, Jenpie McArfer, Suis
Me-. Tor Philadelphia, with q CO 90
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

przewiercieli
krocie horenow, i dowiercieli
sic bankructwa.
Piszac'zas W KURYERzE Poz-
NANsK1M o tel jego novel
eksploatacyi z}otych zy} W
Kalifornii, zyczy}em wszelkiej
pomyslnosci, a akcyonaryu-
szom wiele workow. Toe to
ME jest jeszcze taxa zbrodnia,
- boo przecie i pozartowat
czasem woluo. Pan Modest
wzia} jednak ten tart nd'une
maniere tres immodest' do
serca i wyzwa} mnie juz ME
jake g6rnik, kopiacy z}oto, ale
jake prosty weglarz z Penn
sylvanii. Mech mu CORY
kalifornijskie stokrotnie z}o-
tenn wynagrodza, a panowie
akcyonaryusze jego MECH
lepiej wyjda, niz galicyjscy
dawniejsi jego akcyonaryusze
wyszli ma wierceniu nafty!
Jak wyczyta}em W KAToL1KU,
to w Uni ME ma juz uni, ale
wielka dysunia. - Serdecznie
mi zal w. KS. D. Majera.
|Prawa to dusza, .gorace SERGE,
gorliwosc sama, tylko re zaw-
sze zapomina s}owa starego
Tailleranda do pos}6w: Pa
movie, tylko ME "a wiele
gorliwosci. = Obaj sparzylis-
my sic strasznie ma Zwiazku
N. P. ks. Majer, jezeli tego
Zwiazku ME stworzy}, to go
odnowil, skonsolidowa}, posta-
viii ma nogi. l COZ sic stalo?
la cafa WdzlecZnosc usfy-
szelismy te s}owa: ,,Precz Z
popami"! Zdaje sic, re ma cos
podobnego, sadzac z listu ks.
Majera W KAToL1KU, W Uni
sic zanosi.
Czy w. KS. Majer jeszcze
trzeci raz bedzie chcia} spr6-
bowac, jak smakuja owoce
wdziecznoSci warcho}6w?Wa
pig. -Cieszy}oby mnie bardzo,
gdyby spocza} choc ma gorz-
kich laurach.
KS. X. D.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
List Z Po2nanla.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Wiadomo CT, re Cd czasu
do czasu umieszczam w KU-
RYERzE PozNANsK1M artyku}y
o stosunkach amerykahskich
z uwzglednieniem stos6nk6w
emigracyi polskiej W Stanach
Zjednoczonych. Artyku}y te
@zacza}em pisac ma wyrazna
proSbe os6b powaznych i
wp}ywowych. M6wiono mi
BOWEN, re Q stosunkach emf
gracyi, polskiej W Ameryce
malo kto jest tn dobrze po-
informowanym. Z pism pol
skich, wychodzacych w Ame-
ryce, Mkt ME moe sobie u
formowaG dok}adnego zdania
ami sadu, gdyz co jedno
:twierdzi, temu drugie zaprze-
CA, a ten prawdziwy chaos
pisany dzika polsczyzna, spra-
.wia wstret i odstrecza Cd
wszelkiego bahama. Me
sic temu dziwic. Jak
powazne sczasopismo poznad-
skie, krakowskie, lwowskie lub
warszawskie, ME zbudzifoby in
seresu i smaku w czytajacej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
PREF wynOsi
rOcXnie

II
~ Stanacn Zjcd. i Kanadzlc - OF
~ Europe {koniecznie n~prz6o) $3.50
w k |.
KazdY, kt6ry zjedna KatoGko.
seoi trzech nowYch abonent6w
przesle nam "a Mich ca}croczny
abonament, bedzie dostawa} "a
swoja fatYge przez ca4y rok jeden
regzeuplarz Katolika darmo.
FooszukujemY w~szedzie skrzet.
'aych, rzetelnych agent6w; zas}ugj
&ch nalezycie wYnagrodzimY.
Prezent "a przesfanie carlo
vooznego abonamentu dajemy tyiko
gym, kt6rzY naprz6d "a. Katoliko
= .ap}aca.
Kto odbierze z pocaty try
yazety, uwazanym jest "a abopenta j
odpewledzlalnym "a abonanlenr.
Kto zm,eni adres, pow,nien
@natychmiast podac wydawcv .Hote
~73ska swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyrazn,e
ale odmowia gazetY "a ro6rr1n'c
GWEN listowego ]ub 'nneEu
turzednika pocztcwego, HatolM ro
selany bedzie dalej. Skoro k,o
zaprzestanie odbleraG gazette, pp
wlnien wpierw z%apfaclc, Jeze]s c"
ga ula wlnien.
Pieniadze "a i dla Ea1oh;hu
nalezy przese}ac przez pocztowy I't
-xpresowy Money Order. M"z'
teG przesetaG abonament " drla
zach papierowych, przez Postal
note, albo W jednocentowych lnh
>iwucentowych znaczAavh poczlo
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, v
saxt spos6b p%rzesfany, dr"lzt
prEepadnie Eco sic W tYm <r"iu
bevdzo rzadko zdarza) wydav ca
-Kutolika NE blelze "a to ma siebi+
4,dpov1edzlalnosci. Take | st,
naj!epiej kezac ma poczcie reg'st1o
wac, DO wtenczas urzad p%ocytuw,
bierze "a siebie odpowledz'ainost,
re wraz z zawartoscia dojdq No
7miejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelk,,
. i'sty oraz ~przoselk; plen1ezne q,
&~KotolihG adreso~aG::
II. DerdoWsk5.
SO b. End Str.
W1NONA, y'NN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
Liberalism
w amerykahskim Kosciele.
KS. K. D..

Przeciwko niezaleznosci du-
chowej Koscio}a Katolickiego u
piory rozk}adu, jak spienione fale
morskie, glossy wirami podnosza;-
jak chude szkielety z wypalonemi
zrenicami ma ska}e Piotrowa ujada-
ia, ably W metnem i zakletem kole
sic kreciG bez ustanku. Ouch czasu
przechodzi, uragajac i'm, ale one,
ko}em tahcujac, pustym odpowiada
ja jekiem: Dalej, dalej, chociaz ME
ma nadziei! Czasami i'm sic wyda-
je, re cmami kurzu nazawsze Sion
ce zacmi}y, lecz wnet wsr6d ciszy
promienie niezr6wnanym blaskiem
tumany wyziew6w morskich rope
dzaja. Powell wraca barwa poole
chy ma czo4o grzesznika. Powell
Magma sic kolano jego. Powoli
cicha TIA otwiera usta b%olescia
rozpacza zamkniete.
Ale ME wszyscy sic budza z
czarnego }oza zwatpienia. Nadzieja
i'm W duszy umar}a. | ma tych
ofarach dalej i dalej pedza upiory,
chociaz ME ma nadzieji.
Zamieszanie W Kosciele anne
rykahskim ma4ym tylko jest Gle
MEM miedzy ciemnemi pasmami,
przesuwajacemi sic W history
Koscio}a odczas6w Chrystusa Pana
z wiernoscia domowego zwierza
folguje wielu Y mfodego poke
lenia ksiezy iryskich wielkie-
mt Irelandowi. Postepuja orna-
tach "a mitra,z krzyzami, obrazami
swietych, szkaplerzami i rdzalcaml,
ale W sercu ich tronuje zamiast
Boga, ba}wan ludzkoSci, ba}wan
patryotyzmu. Mech Won kadzid{a
= wzdychaja - zg}uszy modlitwe
i piesn k~oscielna nieamerykanina.
w naszych sladach : ucza MECH
cudzoziemcom krew krzepnie. Pho
mem naszym = wo}aja - jest
wstrzemiezliwosc, pobfazliwosc
ola szk61 publicznych, pzrymilanie
sic innowiercom, DO wszyscy jed
nego Boga jestesmy dzieci.
Ale divine SO drogi Opatrz-
nosci. w tel powodzi czystego
patryotyzmu zabrneli uczniowie
mistrza z st. Paul ado trybuna}6w
tego swiata. Gdzie dytychczas Ia
den ksiadz polski lub niemiecki
ME wazyf sic wstepowac, posli
wyrodni syuowie Sw. Patryka. x.
biskupa Bonacum, z Lincoln, Nebr.
prowadza pred sad swiecki. Miota-
nj szafem patryotyzma, uderzajjse,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

" nadzieji s4awy grosza, ma ma
stepce aposto16w.
w ciemnych lochach PREY
6wietle ponurego kagahca siedze
spiskowcy amerykahscy, czyli
Apiasci. Ma krwawem tie ich wyo-
brazni wija sic gadziny, kt6re bic
dnemu katolikowi zazdroszcza kro-
phi woody ma sfomie W kruchej le-
piance. Ma szali amerykahskiego
patryotyzmu odmierzyli synom
Koscio}a smierc g}odowa. Prey
urnie wyborczej amerykahskiej
wolno6ci stane}y roty Apiastdw, ably
swistem kul sr6d w6ciek}ego Snowy
czenia vitae obywateli Katolik6w.
Co m6wi no to wielki Ireland?
Bagatela bracia! Ma ziemi amery-
kahskiej i robaczek swietojahski
powinien sic otrza6c z py}6w "a
morskich.
Ma przekletych puszczach obo-
jetnosci W wierze W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych snuja sig tel spisy i
buhczuki polskich patryotow. We
dnie, pred oczyma swiata, podobni
do nietoperz6w, szanujacych zie-
mig i powietrze. Ale gdziekolwiek
sig pokazaa, rozbite parafe, shahbie-
nj kap}ani, zbezczeszczone swiatynie,
~wzajemna nienawiscia ~pozerajace
sic towarzystwa swiadcza, re milej
patryocie jest my5lec o p%ogrzebie,
niz ozyciu Koscio}a. z uniesieniem
witaja kazdy wy}om W zgodzie pa
raialnej.
Gdy wiatr p6}nocy hasa mad
pusta swiatynia, gdy duszpasterz
upada pod czara goryczy, gdy
niewinny lud sig zasepia W zalu du-
sly, smiech ~szyderczy, jak VEGA
okreconego woko}o swojej ofary,
maluje sic ma msciwej twarzy pa
tryoty. Innego szuka OLGA ducho-
wnego, kt6ry, jak on, powinien
wierzyc W Polske bez Boga. Gdy
go znajdzie, p}aszczy sic pred MIN,
czyhajac ma sumienie nowego kap-
hama, ably sic g}os sumienia W MIN
ME odezwa1.
Iwioda "a soba patryoci ma
vice chicagoski tych, kt6rym po-
wierzono czystos6 WARY miedzy Po-
lakami W Ameryce. Ilez to razy
rzuca}y. sic nurki narodowe ma spo-
kojna wode k%ropidlarsks ? Fale
zakipia}y, babelki pek}y, a ma dnie
przytrzyma}y topielca: Wiara, Ma
dzieja i mifos6.
Ale 90. Zmartwychwstahcy
sig cywilizuja. Szalehstwa swego
~jeszcze ME czuja, DO pod s}odkiem
god}em Ojczyzny, cierpiacej "a VIA
re, Nadzieje i Mi}osc, ME widza
gromady szakal6w chrobocacych,
jak pity, o znamie krzyza. z tel
g}ebi ME ma zmartwychwstania.
Piers ludu wiernego bile ola Boga.
Ma miel1znie pod}osci, ma piasku
chwiejnosci, W ka}uzy b}ota o.
miek}ego, gdzie chyba cielca z}otego
szukac nalezy, ME znajdziemy pod
walin pod gmach Ligi polskiej.
Sprawdza sic sfowa poety:
Zaden z mich W swietej mi}osci
lub dumie
Ia miecz ME chwyci = DO wal
czyG ME umie!
STARYKROPWLARZ
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

VS. t ahcow ma stroneI
Moze spoczywae ma zdoby-
tych laurach. Moe tel rozmys-
lac mad zatargami, kt6re mic
dry Acknowledgement wywo}a}.
Moze liczy6 ksiezy, kt6rych
zniszczy}, albo chcia} zniszczyc.
Moze ! liczye grzechy, kt6rych
sic ma swoich parahanach do
puscil i z nimi razem mole
w}asna wielkoSt podziwiat.
Ale dalej, ME!
Ca}ywiec spe}znie ma niczem.
Administracya Zjednoczenia
wedle rozkazu menazera os-
wiadczy}a sic "a wiecem. Kto
urzednik6w do tego kroku
upowazni}. Obowiazkiem pana
Wleklihskiego jest ~pilnowa6
kasy, p. Straszyhskiego pill
nowaG ksiazek, p. Kromki
pilnowac konstytucyi. Ale CT
panowie mysla, re zamiast bye
s}ugami Zjednoczenia, So pa
nami mad ch}opami. Powinnl
dobrze wiedzieG, czego sic
trzyma6. Me ujdzie to bezkar-
ME ma przysz}ym Sejmie.
Administracya Zwiazku lepiej
sobie postapi}a. Niedowierza-
jac menazerowi, wolf czekac /
milczeG. Unia O wiecu mic ME
vie. Wielka zas masa Polak6w
W Ameryce ME, przemierzajac
wielkosci seminaryum detroic-
kiego, O projektach menazera
mic ME chce wiedziG.
Ma wiecu ma powstat liga.
z kim liga sic ma }aczy6?
Wszakze W kraju take So
stronnictwa, navel w Warsza-
vie. RoLA mp. wstydzi}aby sic
stanaG ma r6wni z SLowEM
lub KURYEREM p.Loewenthala.
w Galicyi x. Stoja}owski
pono ch}opom g}owy przewra-
ca, jak twierdza navel Bisku-
pi: Czerwoni, bali, konser-
watywni, tromtradraci swieto
Jurcy Gakkolwiek niepolacy)
ma r6znych sobie przygwlzduja
piszcza}kach. Pod zaborem
pruskim z}ozy} w6dz Polak6w
p. Koscielski mandat poselskl.
Wszedzie w Polsce jake / w
innych cywilizowanych naro-
dach So partye, by}y i beda.
Ma co }udzic Polakow wAme-
ryce jakas utopijna zgoda,
kt6rej, jak SWAT $wiatem, ami
patryotyzm, ami religia ME
skleji}y.
Jedyna droga, ma kt6rej
moznaby skupi6 najznaczniej-
sza SHE Polak6w W Ameryce,
jest vice polsk o a t o.
licki, DO ma zdrowa podsta-
we i eel wytkniety. Jezeli
zas 'podobny vice pragnie
}acznosci Z krajem, 'otwarta
znajdzie droge, ME wybierajac
zadnych partly. Tam szko}ki
ludowe polskie, polskie kate
chizmy, chrzesciahska oswiata,
p%opieranie pos}6w polsko-
katolickich, mianowicie ma
Szlasku, og}aszanie gwa}t6w
moskiewskich ftp. potrzebuja
pomocy.
Pod przewodnictwem mena-