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IT NTH

ills tiane te have more ea.restaess
III the teachers weik.
Il is fimeto have mere comfort IN
tie sehoat lauo.
II il tjurto have more pride ii fur
u|isiliH. %IaesrS.
It is tjsfe tn laye more F'hack-eone"
II the Superintenaent,s etlice.
1t is tire to agitafe tn S4hipct Of
popular education. IL push to the front
the advantages ami blessings Of the
eommo school system amt bring that
system up To the Summit Of patriotic
defesepce. resNeetatility and patfo
mage "hieh it so reilly deserves.
II is time that all friends. I u good
homes, good government and good
schools should wage war upon icnn-
rance and togyism. upon tie debris Of
the past and build noble characters
that will make our country strong aad
great. Tenpyson. III simplicity and
beauty, expresses IA sentiment which
should be Il treasure in the heart OF
every teacher who would learn tium
the last
Il held it truth. with him who sings
To n clear nete i'll divers tones.
That raen NAV rise on stepping stones
OF their dead selves to higher
things."-Eliot Rudman in South
ern School.
The above has the right ring. It is,
indeed, time TO have more earnestness
in the teachers work, more comfort in
the school room. and more pride IN
furnishing school houses. The last
will, when carried out. produce the
second and the see md the first lear
nestness) which when aroused will
.'wage war npon ignorance and togv-
ism, upon the debris of the past, and
build noble characters that will make
our country strong and great
If our school boards would only give
us ii little mor comfort about our
school houses, We are sure the result
would be more than enough 10 justify
the small outlay that would be needed
to make our houses better suited for
the purpose for Whic.I they were in-
tel"
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REI. FATHER LETILLI.~

Rev. Father Letilly, the beloved and
esteemed pastor Of St. Sauveur Cath
ollie Church. after an illness Ct nearly
two weeks. at the beginning Of which
the eonclus:on. had been reached that
he would never rally from the attack.
quietly passe! away at his home oil
last Saturday the 2nd. irst. III & O'Clock
Il. M. surrounded by many of Ills most
intimate friends who during his sick
ness had bestowed upon him al, the
care and attention al their command.
He "a afty-tiye years and ten months
of age at the time Of his demise.
The funeral services too place in
the Church of which lie was the worthy
pastor at 3 o'clock y. m. on the fol.
loving day, Sunday, III the presence
of the largest crowd that ever assem-
bled III the Church, only one half Of
the people present being able to enter
the spacious editice. Quite a number
of the friends Of the deceased III Thib-
odauX. attended the services, mo
others were Prof. Z. Cllol, and Messrs.
Thos. A. BadeauN. Cilas. j. Barker
and wife. Ii. Tctreau. Files Blaud and
MAJ. u. laNFHue.
Father Letillv WAS born May Stll,
1889 at Redon. in the province of He
ct Nilaine, France, and finished his
classical studies i'll the colleges of
ChoeImel and Redon. Having finished
his theological studies in the Grand
Seminary Of Rennes, he embarked for
America to do missionary work, came
TO Louisiana, and on November 4th,
1863, was ordained priest in the City
of New Orleans by the then archbishop
of this diocese, Most Rev. Jean Marie
Oain, together with nine others, five
of whom had died before him.
One week after his ordination Father
Letllly was appointed to the mission
of Chacahoula, Tigerville,tno Gibson
City, Bayou Botuf and Brashear (now
Morgan) City. In this field he served
with such success, that three wears
later he was transferred to the Parish
of st. Sauveur, including as it did at
that titlie all that portion of Bayou
Lafonrche from the St. Mary Pamela
parish 70 the mouth Of the Bayou. the
Cheniete Camirada, and Grand Isle !:
since then two other parishes have
been formed, The one called Notre
Dame dn Rosaife, and the one embra-
cling Cheniere CamiDada and Grand
Isle. From the time Of his arrival ut
Lockport to the time of his death Fa-
Their Lctilly iabored increasingly for
the joint interest of his church and
people. and taken as a whole, his
ecclesiastical parish is perhaps the
moss religious, thrifty and we'll to do
on Bayou L%atourche, and Father Lee
tiily has had 4 great deal TODD 10
bring about these most happy results.
Father LetilIy viii long be remem-
bered 3y his devoted Pensioners. He
lived doing good, and as he lived in
the love and fear OF God, 50 tie died.
TO the members Of his Church in
this their sad hour Of trial, the SENTI-
MEL extends sincere sympathy and
eondolence.
49,
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SATURDAY MARCH 1893.
REJOTCING OYER THE BOENTT-

New Orleans has certainly shows
delight over the passage Of the bounty
appropriations. hnt rs enthusiasm has
naturally not equalea that Of tie sugar
district proper. Tie city would have
felt the shock had tire government per-
sisted in IFS bad faith, but H failure
of the bounty would have caused stag
nation and ruin throughout the sugar
parishes.
AT Houma the passage of the bill
which carried the bounty with it was
celebrated by brass bands parading the
streets. New lbelia joined in with a
big tolciiligl.t procession and general
festivities. and throughout the district
tire people were jnhilant, and joined
in some movement to celebrate the
victory. .
It will be sone tine before the
planters wlllget their money. for the
apnopriationwiil not become avaiia-
bic before next July. However, the
planters have doubtless got aecnstom-
ed to waiting for their bounty, as the
government has not been very prompt
in. paying this money. aud the time be-
tween now and next July can be de-
voted 60 putting tie bounty claims in
npInV Iha n,nI,t a., 1,r, n.,
paid ia January, SO that the planters,
at the very best. will have been COM
PEELED to wait six months for what is
due them, to get only a part of it at
ter all.
1t is suggested that 5000, 900 will
scarcely be enough TO meet the total
claims under the bounty: and it is I'M
doubtedly a very close estimate Oh us.
1t will Of course be enough to pay tor
the Louisiana crop, but we must not
forget the beet sugar crop, which has
been steadily growing in size for some
years past, and whicl. is likely to make
a hole i'll the five millions. Besides if
we have the maple sugar crop and the
cane crop of other States. In view Of
the possibility of the 8 5000. 900 not
being enough, the claimants are likely
to present their claims as soon as y
demand is made for them. Ifany re-
main unpaid the next Congress cannot,
III common decency, refuse to provide
Tor them, paying some claims and re-
fusing others but we imagine that.
with the close shave on the bounty.
no one will care to have his claim
postponed to the next session.
1t is the general impression through
out the sugar district that the money
derived from the bounty. although
only 40 per cent Of what the govern
ment agreed to give, will help the
planters during the year and save
many WHO were totte:ing. Tie exs
perience which they have passed
through will convince them of the ne.
cessity of putting the industry on a
new and better basis. They cannot
hope for the bounty next year. and
they will have to SO overhaul their
expenses as T. render sugar profitable
under present conditions and we un-
derstand that many Of shem are care
ully considering the situation, in
much the same light as the cotton far
Inlars e cuts tley-caa make.
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18Th. Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafourche.
4Hfs. Ydnt'Ae Use. Wite OF j. II
Beggarie IS. No. 1906, Mar
inc Ponce.

,y,AkENorJCF THAT ,,,r1Nc rvnrp
and Nv virtne Of ~ - $3.50
Plnces-. einan,tino f,o,' liz 49, IAeoutd'al
Cnufr, III the ahnve ent;tlel ~ =
case, ! have seized and viii o4ar fnn IL Gu at
public auction. pursuant to law 70 tbo lass
and hiuhest bil,!er at tbo %n,r ~ I,1 i"s.
the town of TIihalany on oo"' iio"so I
s.rI-pa.v
"AA AiAhCfi ieths 1879,
netWeen the hours of II o'clock "a. m. aud /
ec'oek p. M, the following described prep
erty. to wit
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
lsfh Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafonlclr.
Succession of Eagene Fyise No 1-o4
PiUbates.

NNHFREAS. OCTAVE FDI4SE. OF SAID
w Perlst. executor Of thu last will and
Testament Of the said deceased has rendered
Il tiral account OF his administration OF the
Aforesaid estate.
Now therefore. al persons are hereby
warned ard notified to tile their opposition
&, tie said account in writing with the
clert Of said Court at his office i'll the town
Of ThibnlanN within ten days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise the said ae-
count will be approved and homologated III
accordance with law.
[~) Witness MY hand and the impress Of
Ills the seal OF rfiice at Tl,,bod aux. La.
(~~} this the StI day of March. A.. d.,
1893. !. W. kNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk Of said Cour.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Paris. of
Lufuurche.
Saccfssion Of Hrs. Fstelle Lagarde
Widor Of JoacA1m Bergeron, ST..
M. 1885 PrOJates.

E~ETII,hEAS DIR. II. DA%SEREAU OF
W s;Ga "arisl has made application To be
appointed and named administrator OF the
Aforesaid estate.
NON. therefore al. persons are hereby
warned and notified i" file their oppositions
to the said application iii writing witt, the
clerk of said Court ut his office IN .lle town
Nj lhiha danx ten tays after the first
publication hereof otherwise tile said
applicant will Ne named and appointed as
-Hch administrator as required by law.
~ Witness my hard and seal OF office
Is. this che Sth day OF March. A..
t~~1 D.. 1879. 7. H. LfGEADkE.
D.y Clci K III said Coutt.
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S1roAmla. salt rheum. and all dis
eases If Tie blood, dyspepsia, headache
kidney and liv-r complaints, and ca
taIrl. ale cured Ivy Hood ) SalSa,it-
ri!aa, the great blcod purifier.
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TUEL1sIiEa, EVERY stTvEDHY rT
A. JOLIET, Jr., & &C.. F~rorTi8rUrs
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HOODS Eris'- cure jauhdiee. bilious
ness. sick headache. constipation and all
l1vpr Ills.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

March ID, 1895.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06
NASZ PREZENT.

KazdY abonent. czy nowy czy
starry, ktory nam teraz przesle
ca}oroczny abonament W kwocle
S2.OOdostanle cd mas W podarun-
ku CO nastepuje:
y K lend arr M aryan.
k ma rok Panski 1895.
p W eso1y Wler szok ! e.
a. Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele l
piosneczki weselue-z obrazkamj.
81 Prz godY Lork k a. =
Ciekawe opowladanle czas6w
Plastowskich.
~ Je6ezi aboneut zanaiejsco-
evy, zap2aciUs2y 2 dolorY zazeq1ego
a6onanaentu, praqnle dostac codo
piero evyszczeg6lelony prezent,
po,vi;nien razem z a6o,aanae,1teqn
nades7ac 5 cent610 ma przesytke
poczto,uq. Maczej ucaze od mas
podareuaku ME dosta1ale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06
UryWki.

S}owa prawdy wypoWle-
diane przez mas, tax sic
wabiqcej GAz. KAroL1cK1EJ,
wywar}y ma niej wp}yw
zadany. Biedny Leonek
Szopihski jeczy i steka pod
ciosami ME moze sic wywi-
nae, wiec podaje W ostatnlm
numerze list ]akiegos tam
Piotra Lewandowskiego Z
Chicopee, Mass, kt6remu
sic KAroL1K niby ME podoba,
Otrzymujemy codziennie die
siatki list6w uznanlem l
podziekowaniem "a to, ze
zwracamy uwage rodak6w ma
fa}szywe nauki g}oszone przez
plugawa GA. KAToL1cKaa. Me
umieszczamy ich w KAToLlKU
Z tel prostei przyczyny, ze ME
many ma to miejsca, zresztaa
samochwa}a razi. Ale jesll
GAz. KAToL1cKA chce, bysmY
siejej rzeczywiscie przys}uzyli
to mozemy wydat nadzwy-
czajny dodatek do KAToL1KA
Z teni listami / woWczas GAz.
KAToL1cKA zobaczy, CO Q
niei nasz lud pi z e.
Faktem jest niezbitym, ze
GAz. KAToL1CKA stoi u mas
ma czele brudnych, rewolwe-
rowych i d]a og6}u szkodli-
wych pism, Nauki przez niS
gloszone prowadza ludzi ne
bezdroza i do zbrodni mama
wiaja. Coz warta gazeta, kt6rs
cudzo}6ztwo, pope}nione pre-;
ksiedza, uwaza "a cnote? Ce
warta gazeta, kt6rej agenc
napadaja ma bezbronne
kobiety, niszcza spok6j. honor
i szczescie domowe rodak6w
Mech CLOS opinii publiczne
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06
: HierOnim DerdOWski.

"a mas Cd powie. Lud nasz
potepi} potepia GAz. KATo-
LICKa.
Musi to bye ciezko g}upi
facet tego Piotra Lewan-
dowskiego W Chicopee, jesli
sadzi, re zmyslonemi bajkaml
moze komu zaimponowat.
List sw6j do fa}szywej i
pogahskie zasady g}oszacej
GAz. KAToL1cK1EJ rozpoczyna
k}amstwem, utrzymujac, re z
poczty KAToL1KA odebra{.
K}amstwo to mozemy mu
udowodnic, bo nigdy ME
pos}alismy mu KAToL1KA /
wog6le pomiedzy naszyml
prenumeratorami tax ciezko
g}upiego ME many. Dalej
zmyslone bajki o rosyjsklch
szpiegach rublach, "a kt6re
sic redaguja gazety polskle W
Ameryce, So juz dzisiaj tax
wyp}owia}e i przestarza}e, ze
cz}owieka o zdrowych zn1y-
s}ach do smiechu pobudzaja.
G}oszacy podobne baSnie
zas}uguje tylko ma kopniecie
noga. Ale dla GAz. KAToL1c-
K1EJ wszystko dobre. G}oszac
podobne basnie, scierka ia
dowodzi, jak bardzo liczy ma
g}upote swoich czytelnik6w i
jak wiele cd tel g}uPoty sic
spodziewa. GAz. KAToL1cKA,
kt6ra przez swoje fa}szywe i
pogahskie nauki, upad}a tax
nizko, ze jej bez rekawiczkl
dotknac ME podobna, powinna
jednak wiedzieG, ze pozlom
umys}owy rodak6w naszych
ma wygnaniu znacznie sic juz
podni6s}. Dawniej by}y easy
inne dzisiaj So inne z tym
pewnikiem powinna sic liczyt.
Dzisiaj, W kohcu dziewietnas
tego wieku, ludzie ME wierza
ma slepo W jej utarte korowo-
dy bajki, ale umys}em
rozbudzonym i rozgarnietym
zadaja dowod6w. Stara
hydra O siedmiu g}owach
spa}a w6wczas, gdy GAz.
KAToL1cKA by}a Sta q
K a o | ic z k q, przys}uchi-
wa}a sic jej basniom bania-
lukom i ME smia}a g}owy
podniesc, obawiajac sic braku
poparcia. Dopiero gdy MOVE
gazety zaczeto ma emigracyi
jedne po drugich, zak}adat;
= gdy te gazety obudzi}y
nar6d i przekona}y 60, re ME
jest byd}em, ze tylko ciele
daje sic bez szemrania ma
rzez prowadziG, ale ME cz}o
wick, W kt6rego sercu jest
poczucle prawdy / sprawiedli-
wosci, kt6ry potrah rozr6zniG
IKE Cd dobrego, stara
hydra podnios}a g}owei nar6d
sic ockna}, zbudzi} letargr
i zada nawet Cd starych gaze1
nauki czystej, prawdziwej
chrzesciahskiej. Sta rel K a.
t ol cree W Chicago ME
pomoga juz dzisiaj narzekania
jeki i szarpania sic. Jesli chce
istniec mieG jakiekolwiek l
ludzi powazanle, musi koniecz
ME zastosowac sic do wyma
gan, czasu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06

Puj d lie, to by z pew
noscia b y b VI m andre-
sy (?) Cd Katoz5ko p cd O b.
n y m b u d o m b y ME
powtarza}.
w nastepnej kolumnie
Gtos Polska umiesci1 dos}ow-
ME list otwarty do Harrisona
z podpisem Sakowskiego i z
doplsklem cd redakcyi, zelis t
t e n d opiero W prz ST.
/ y m n u mere umiesc
w dalszym ciagu p. Wy
ruchowski prawdopodobnie
poszukuje dw6ch Polakow, bo
pisze doslownie:
,,krzywy hrabia N. N. i
kryminalista hrabia - oszust
L. L., wsp6}braci oszust6w,
kt6rych niewiadomo okolice .
Panic Wyruchowski! do
szko}y! do szko}y! a ME do
redagowania gazety.
L n a | e Ills m y N al
m a n k a. Jeszcze pred
zamknleciem redakcyi niniej-
szego numeru, Najmanek sic
znalaz}. Sam ma sobie sprawdzi1
stare przys}owie: Wyrzuc
zyda przez drzwi, przez
okno napowrot wlezie. Znalez-
llSmy go W domu ma rogu
ulic Lapham / Clinton w
Milwaukee. Me ma on luz
Nadzle1 wydawaG Mozvn ME
moze dac S1owa, ze bedzie
wydawa} Nad2aeje. Zbankruto-
wal biedaczek Z kretesem /
tylko jeszcze wierzyciele go
op}akuja. Przyczyna bankruc-
twa by}o, re dino w iego
kieszeni by}o "a g}ebokie.
Ogrzez}y W niej setki dolar6w,
ma kt6re naciagna} komitet
republikahski innych polity-
kier6w, ugrzez}y W niej setki
dawane mu przez jego protek-
tor6w, a CO najgorsza, ze
ugrzez}y W nlej takze pienia-
DE, kt6re Cd biednych
rodak6w zbiera} ma rzecz
uwolnienia Ryszarda Kunke.
Sk}adki te by}y og}aszane W
StoVle, a CO sic znlemi sta}o?
Nienasycony Najmanek ie
przepi}, b;edny Kunke
bedzie musia} i dalej jeczye
W wiezieniu W Waupun.
Otto jeszcze jeden dow6d,
dla objasnienia gazet w
Europe, dlaczego redaktorzy
nasi ME moga zy6 ze SODA W
zgodzie. Czyz many milczec,
gdy widzimy cz}owieka wycia-
gajacego ostatni grosz
kieszeni biednych ludzi. w
pocie czo}a ma chleb pracuia-
cych? Czyz to ME jest naszym
obowiazkiem przestrzegac
rodak6w, by sic ME dali
brac ma HAWAI-? Czyz zawsze
i wiecznie maja sic powtarzae
podobne naduzycja? Sami
soba bySmy pogardzili, gdy-
by$my milczeniem pokrywali
te zbrodnie, ten rozb6j ma
prostej drodze. Jestesmy
pewni, ze pomimo zarzut6w
nam czynionych, kazdy
redaktor gazety europejskiej,
W naszem miejscu, postepo-
wa}by TAX samo, jak my to
obecnie czynimy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06
A te wymagania nasze,

A te wymagania nasze,
przyznajemy otwarcie, So
dzisiaj wielkie i kazdym
dniem przybieraja charakter
bardziej stanowczy.Rozc
sic bowiem o kwestye zycia.
Czy many rzeczywiscie zyc,
czy tylko wegetowat? Dziwia
sic gazety europejskie, dlacze-
go redaktorzy gazet pol. W
Ameryce ME zyja ze soba W
zgodzie, dlaczego sic k}6ca.
My sic tenu bynajmniej ME
dziwimy. w warunkach, W
jakich obecnie zyjemy, W
otoczeniu, W jakiem W obecnej
chwili pozostajemy, zgoda
jest niemozebna. Jestto stan
przejsciowy, kt6rego albo
wywalczymy sobie niepodle-
g}osG moralna zycie umys}o-
we albo tez poddac sic nam
wypadnie pod jarzmo niewoli
umys}owej. Jestto walka, jaka
postep wypowiedzia} zacofa-
niu, jaka swiat}o wypowle-
dzialo ciemnocie, 1aka prawda
wypowiedzia}a k}amstwu. Jest
to walka stanowcza, przykra
wprawdzie, ale konieczna. Bye
lub ME bye, oto nasze
has1o. Tam, gdzie istnieja
dwie partye, konserwatywna
i postepowa, up6r pierwszej
prze}amanym bye moze Ii
tylko si}a. TAX mas uczy
historya narod6w. Kazdy
nar6d dzisiaj wolny, tylko W
drodze rewolucyi do wolnosci
doszed}, bronia W reku
wywalczyG sobie musia}
niepodleg}os6.
Ze So jeszcze u mas gazety,
kt6re W walce o byt i dobro-
byt emigracyi udzia}u ME
biora, przyznajemy, ale to i'm
wcale zaszczytu ME przynos1.
Pr6cz garstki gazet zmart-
wychwstahc6w. wszystk1e
inne dowiod}y swoje daznoscl
postepoWe, a pomlmo to
milcza. Milcza, bo sic boja, bo
ME chca sciagnaG ma siebie
gniewu strony przeciwne].
Milczenie W podobnych wa
runkach lest zbrodnia, DO
rozzuchwala antagonizm kon-
serwatywnej strony, ia
zaczyna juz g}osi6 nauki talk
szkodliwe, ze ludzi wprost
do rozruch6w / zbrodni
podmawiaja. MoglibySmy licz-
ne dowody ma toprzytoczy6, ma
dzisiajj jednak wystarczy, gdy
przypomnimy naukl GAz.
KAToL1cK1EJ, kt6re Wroblew-
skiego do wiezienia wtraci}y'
Mech te kilka slow pos}uzy
"a odpowiedz tym gazetom
W. Europe, kt6re ME zna}y
przyczyny obecnej pomiedzy
naszemi gazetami walki.
l jake ME walczyc, kiedy
Cd lat dwudziestu CORA,
s}yszymy bezustannie ze
wszystkich stron nawo}ywania,
by nar6d W imie mi}osci ola
Ojczyzny i WARY sk}ada]
pieniadze, = kiedy Cd la1
dwudziestu nar6d nasz sk}ada
ofary pieniezne, a kasy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-06

pred swiatem sic ME wyda}.'' :
Ale operacya ia ME zmniej-
sly zbrodni Wr6blewskiego
ME oczysci why ,,Gaz.
Katolickiej' kt6ra swemi
naukami popchne}a biedaka
ma bezdroza. Wielce pozada-
na by}oby takze rzecza, gdyby
sprawa Wr6blewskiego po-
s1uzy}a "a nauke ,,Gaz.
Katolickiej" i powstrzyma}a
ia W przysz}osci cd g}oszenia
nauk fa}szywych i wprowadza-
jacych W b}ad }atwowiernych.
JeSli ia dzisiaj ia sprawa
tylko kilkaset dolar6w kosz-
towaG bedzie, to kto vie, czy
W przysz}osci uda sic jej tax
{atwo wywlnac.
Jesh gazety. Zmartwych-
wstahc6w, nauczone przyk}a-
dem Wr6blewskiego, postano-
via odtad g}osic nauki czyste,
prawdz1we chrzesciahskie to
zaproponowa}bym dla Mich
nazwe: ,,Gazet zmartwych-
wstajqcych". w przeciwnym
razie pozostana i nadal
,Gazetami Acknowledgement -
Siepacze zmartwychwsta6-
COW wynosza sic jeden po
drugim. Poczatek zrobi}
Wr6blewski, "a MIN poszed}
Najmanek. Dokad Najmanek
poszed} niewiadomo. Wyni6s}
sic cichaczem domu, W
kt6rym mieszkaE i zabra} ze
SODA S10zvo Nndzleje i
drukarnie, a nawet i meble
wydawcy. Mniejsza 0 to
gdzie poszed}, byleby tylko
ME wr6ci}. Chetnie mu
dajemy krzyzyk ma droge.
Dowiadujemy sic W tel
chwili, ze Stoyo ma Mudzieje
znalezG Najmanka, ale Maj
manek ME ma Madzlei dojSG
do Sto1U0.
Pan Jab}ohski, ten cd
Zgody, w zapale literackim
kuje nowe wyrazy. Zecera
nazywa la P g l o k q.
Wkr6tce prawdopodobnie W
Zgodzie czytaG bedziemy, ,,ze
}apich}op }apigroszem za}o-
zyli do wsp6lki }apiczytelnika;
- }apipi6ro bedzie redago-
wal, a }apiucho 1 }apig}oska
beda drukowac i t. d.
P'zeg5qd WszecApoZski bedzie
mia} przezto nova sposobnos6
Zgode pochwali6 i P. Jab}od-
skiego ma literata wynies6.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Gzos Pozski w Camden N.
J. coraz ciekawsze podaje
wiadomosci. w Mr.. 13 z d.
20 Maja donosi, re ME lubi
polskich redaktorow i brednie
swoje kohczy nastepujaca
uwaga:
Il czyz mozemy sic dziwiG,
ty ch h paru c h a m k i c h
indywidu6w - redaktor6w,
kt6rzy ME wiedza, ze ? razy
2 jes st 6s6?"
w innej kolumnie tego
numeru, W napasci ma Kato.
Hka, wykszta}cony P. Wyru-
chowski pisze: ~ pewnosciq