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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
THE FIRST RAINES LAW CON|ICIlON.
A SENTENCE OF THIRTY DAYS IMPRISONMENT
AND $1,000 FINE IMPosED-coIL-EcTloN


BY CIVIL PROCESS.
Leonard r. Shangraw the steward or a so-caiicu
club at No $50 West Fifty-second-st. was convict
ed in General Sessions yesterday OF selling liquor
without a license. and was sentenced py 'u'to
Cowing TO pay fine Of 81 900 and spend thirty Gays
in the CITY Prison This IL the first conviction ana
sentence under the Raines law.
Judge Cowing. in imposing sentence. sad he
wished to have II generally known that organizers
of fake clubs need not expect TO escape tne pm
atty. II was. of violating the liquor TAX
law. =. 49,, ., an
Shangraw's counsel asked the Judge IL the SlVu
fine would be collected by the ordinary process OF
keeping his client In prison one day for each dol.
lar as Shangraw hOd money with which 10 pay
the fine. The Judge replied that the fine would DO
collected by civil process ,,,
II Shangraw has no property that can be levied
upon II is uncertain as TO what could he done in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme CouTt-Special Term-Part II--Ieforc Mac
Lean Court opens AT 1890 n. Expare matters.
Surrogate's cOurt-Chambers- Eefore Arnold S.-cOurt
opens at 10: M. No day calendar wills for pro-
bate: Carl l.. Chiids Bridget Grady. Henry Gerken,
1870 a.
city Court--Sp"cial Term-Iefore Fitzsimons. j.
Cour, opens a 10 a. Motions AT 10 30 n. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Heekman. J.
Matter OF DE Witt-Edward L. Patterson.
Lawrence agt. Campion-David II. Ogden.
caesar ngt. Riohards-A Walker Otis.
BY MacLean J.
Van Beuren agt Tandy-Frederick g. Gsdnsy
Armstrong agt. Armsrong-Willlam Fullerton
BY Triax. j.
Hangen agt. Rosenberg-t;errge NJ Van loosen.
by Lawrence j.
Petchaft agl Gurley-Grosvenor =. Hubbard.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Russell, J.
Caroline Metcaifs agt. William +. Iyman-Chsres X.
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- ~. MIN, LYNN WAS.
j. W. Sheriff. e. wife.
Poughkerpsie.
HOFFMAN,.
J. Hitchcock, Chicago.
Il. u. Coffin. Lynn. Mass.
!. {. Whitney. Baltimore.
,. q. Griffin. New York.
+. T.. csssell. Phllaielphia.
G.. II. Inyiler. Philadelphia.
y. h. Childs. Los Angeles.
cal.
l.. T.. Weber. Philadelphia.
J.. +. Tenney. Boston.
X. -. Marshall. Dayton.
Ohio.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. \. Iaughlln. Jr.. PITTS
burg.
j. J. Patterson. Chicago.
l.. II. Webster 4 wife, Chi
cagO.
Miss II. Webster. Chicago.
Mrs. q. Mcdowell. Chicago.
J. W. Odell. Chicago.
Mrs. VI. Ii. Forrest phila-
delphia.
Miss NJ. Hastings. Phladel-
piiia.
). Fowler G. wife. 81. Louis.
W. l.. Parrottc. Chicago.
Mfs' !. \. Logan. Wash
ingion.
6. =; Lemon. Washington.
Mrs: VI l.. Tucker. II. Paul
g II. West. st. LOUIS.
MARLBOROUGU
:. II. Waddell & wife. Pitts
burg
q. a. Gihbcs. Savannah, Ga.
j. $. Schl"y. Savannah. Ga.
q. II. Auchmu,y. Liverpool
q. II. Baker 4 wife. pat~r
son. -. J.
j. X. Johnston. Dayton.
! j.. Goodman. Hartford.
J. ". Williams Il family.
New Lor don. Conn.
:. ". Graves. Knoxville.
Tenn.
r. = Sheldon. Chicago.
J. Il. Sirawbriige Il wife.
Philadelphia.
j. v. Roserfhal. Rochester.
NORMANDIE.
W. $. Nearing. Morris Run.
Penn.
6. Potter & wife. Chicago.
Miss Potter. Chicago.
Miss Laud. Syracuse.
J. u. 'lapp, Hartford.
j. y. ". Russell. Albany.
T.. ". Miller. Meriden. Conn.
+. r. William. Merlden.
Conn.
Mrs. G.. n. Frost. California.
g. ~. Newhall. Providence.
". II. Barney. Providence.
NENDOME.
Mrs. ". kalmuk. san Fran
flE-D.
Miss Kal;nuk. san Fran
cisco.
J. NJ. Wilkes. Atlanta. Ga.
a. q. Carpenter e wife.
Trenton. y. J.
r. Van be Mart. New York.
=. 4. Nick~rson. Boston.
n. y. Nickerson. Boston.
II. NJ. Wood. Worcester.
Mass.
+. Turner e. wife. 81. Louis.
". II DE Long. Boston.
7. IllingwDrih. Providence.
J. &. Gray. New YORK.
WINDSOR.
=. y. Starr. New York.
Mrs. Fabr., scarborough.
y. Y.
". II. Chappell. Chicago.
Miss Chapel. Chicago.
G. II. Wilbur & wife. Nil
wauk ec.
Mrs. c. Hibbayi, Philadel-
G. u. Ward e. wife. 81.
Louis.
W. NJ. Cranston. London.
II w. Chambers. Cleveland.
=. II. Grimth. Philadelphia.
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AI.BEMARI.E.

ALBEMARLE.
A. G. Robertson, montreal
e. NJ. Reed. Erie. Penn a,
II q. Cushman a WIZ AZ
: "A Morley. philadelphia.
A. Darlington, san FRA"
c. Euliock & wife, cincin-
u M' Collins & wife. Pitts
y n Howard. Providence.
n Il, Martin. Cleveland.
T. pitts. London.
BROADWAY cENIKAL.
". ]. Welch & VIE h's-
J. Twilerg & wife, Chicago.
W r.. Henn-ssy a wiir'
Cincinnati. 49,
J. +. Adams & wife, Mont
pelier. VI. ,,
Richmond. Va.
r. ii. Tfipp & family 10
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6. i. Hawley & wife. Nash
vile. Tenn.
c. IL. Reardcn 4 VIE. Al
Ianta. Ga.
C. u. Read q wife. Clear
field. Penn. e.
W. l.. Clarke g. wife. 81
Paul
Q. Messer & wife. Nc"
Orleans.
T.. X. Lamb & family.
Tampa, Fla.
BUCKINGHAM.
NJ. A. Kilvert. Chicago.
]. W. Fraley. New YORK.
Mrs. G.. Lauder. Piitsburg.
IL. X. Porter 4 wife. PITS
burg.
Miss Hegeman, Pittsburs.
J. y. H-gcman. New York.
Mrs. J. church Smith.
Smlihtown. Long Island.
Mrs. !. \. J.. Ramsdell.
Ncwburg.
EVERETT.
l.. J.. CASTOR. Dallas. Tex.
q. Booth. Toronto.
ID. i. Walker 4 family.
San Francisco.
Miss +. Tillinghast. Yves,
Orange. y. J.
Mrs. ~. Watson, West Or
ange. y. J.
J. -. Bradley & wife. chi
capo.
A. :. Maurice. Athens.
Penn.
W. Richards. Boston.
j. NJ. Stanley. Manchester.
England.
GILSEY.
q. Burgert. Ramapo. n. Y.
W. 5. Monroe. Chicago.
W: Goidsborough. l.. s.
Navy.
J. Kerr. Clarified. Penn.
}. &. Hart. Rochester.
&. &. FORMER. Atlantic city.
y. J.
Mrs. A. Mehler. Atlantic
city. y. J.
Mrs. !. Wall. Atlantic city.
y. j.
q. Richards. Dover. y. J..
Mrs. W. Merritt. Easton.
T. l.. Walsh. BirminGha m.
Eng.
+. G. Dudley. Corning. y. Y.
GRAND.
Mrs. W. $. Marston. Balti-
more.
@. X. Foster. IT,. e. wife.
Jacksonville. Fla.
Mrs. G. w. Kenney. Wes-
ton. Mass.
Mrs. w. W. Wait. New
York.
j. NJ. Ives. Rochester.
Mrs. G. A. Topping. Phila-
delphia.
Miss ii. Calhoun. Washing
ton.
G. u. Adler. Rye. y. Y.
=. J. Rosebrook * wife.
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line
Schedam Amsterdam Sept 90 .Neth-Amer
Vile de Drest. Gibraltar, Sept 81 French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
Announcements
COLLARS.
KELETA.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
COLLARS.
ONEONTA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE AIsMANAV
Sunrise 5:2S Noon rises IN Moons axe
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 9:o2 Gov. Island 1913 Hell Gate O:O6
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

g. l.. kirk. Lynn. Mass.
j. W. Sheriff. e. wife.
Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10

Prince ard Broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty second and broadway.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24
Register.
UNHOLY ALLIANCE
Demo-pops and GoIdbugs are Working
Together State as we'll as County.

Why are the Demo-Pop leaders
and speakers directing their attacks
against the silver Republicans?
Why do they ignore the McKin-
ley Republicans and make their
fight against Silver Republicans?
The Silver Republicans are sup
porting Bryan and Sewall electors
named by the DemoPop fusion.
They are supporting Steunenberg
for governor. They are supporting
Tasting for mine inspector. Yet
the whole fight of the Democratic
Populist combine is against the
most earnest supporters of Mr..
Bryan now before the people of the
state. Think of it, voters of Idaho!
The Silver Republicans are making
more speeches, circulating more lit
erature and papers, and the Silver
Republican press is doing ten times
as much work for Bryan as all the
other papers combined and yet the
few Demo Pop speakers and theiI
few papers are denouncing them fol-
it.
If the joint committees want
their candidates or their speakers
respected much longer by the peo
pie of the state, they had better cal
them off and direct them to leve
their gnns against the gold stan
dard McKinleyites. Unless they
do this they will place themselvei
in position where the people viii
soon believe the reports now in cir
culation that they are now working
with a thorough and complete ar
rangement and understanding will
the Mckinley men.-Boise Evening
Mail.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24

Don't forget to register. You
can not vote unless you register.
Saturday, Oct 81, is the last day.
John G. Callahan, silver can
didate for assessor, is making friends
wherever he goes. John is alright
and deserves election.
Mr.. Frank o. Hill has made a
good county treasurer. 1t would
be wise to reject him. He is an
out and out silver man and solid
for Fred T. Dubois.
The Union Silver club of Bon
ner's Ferry now approaches the 200
figure in membership. They pledge
themselves to Bryan and Dubois.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24

trife with their right to cast an un-
trammelled ballot and have it
counted.
At the time this is put in type the
court has rendered no decision. The
decision will be awaited with inter
est, although the result will have
no effect upon the election, except
that the attempt of the Unholy Al
lance to defeat the will of the peo-
pie will cause mahy more voters to
unite with the Silver Republicans
and help swell the majority.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24

On Tuesday of last week John F..
Stark, the populist reformer (?)
and demo-pop combine candidate
for the legislature, and a tool of
certain Occur d'Alene democrats,
filed a protest with Auditor Bragaw,
protesting against his printing the
silver republican ticket upon the
official ballot of Kootenai county.
This attempt at wholesale disfran-
chisement was taken into court be-
fore Judge Meyhew by W. B. Nc
Farland, chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee. Judge
Meyhew issued temporary re-
straining order in the matter of the
Electors Democratic ticket and the
hearing was set for Tuesday at 2
o'clock. Official notice of the above
did not reach the candidates in this
part of the county until Monday
evening about 8 o'clock, making it
impossible for them to reach Rath-
drum in time set for the hearing
thus intending to shut them out of
court as we'll as to disfranchise the
voters.
What else could be expected from
the Unholy Alliance? This black
chapter in their record is but in
keeping with the character of their
fusion deal. They know that they
are defeated at the polls unless they
can disfranchise the silver republi-
cans and silver democrats of Koot-
enai county, and they will stop al
nothing to carry out their schemes
The objection to the silver repub-
lican ticket is purely technical
The principal objections to the Elec.
tors Democratic ticket are that the
same names appear on the Silver
Republican ticket and that not AZ
qualified names are signed to the
petition, many of the signatures
being questioned in one way Of
another. Neither objection il
sound.
The whole business is rot. 1t il
simply a deep dyed scheme at dis
reimbursement. tits an attempt t
steal an election they know they
cannot carry by means of fai
election. 1t is just such a dirty
black scheme as one would expec
to see Matched by All unholy al
lance of populists, gold bugs, dem
ocrats of the demo-pop stripe ant
Rathdrum Ring conspirators.
The demo-pops had no following
in the Kootenai valley to thei
ticket as a whole before, although
there were few who intended t.
support one or two democrats Of
the ticket. We predict now tina
the opposition 10 the foul aggrega
ton will become solid to a man
There is one thing the people vii
not stand and that is an attempt t
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24

THE UNHoLY ALLIANCE-the gold
bugs, Rathdrum Ringsters and
Demo populistsl 1t takes gall to
90 before the people with such a
combination, but they are the peo-
pie that have it.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24
DISFRANCH|SEMENT
A DiaboIicaI Conspiracy
Against the Ballot
BY THE UNHOLY ALLIANCE
The Demo-pops and Goldbugs
Evidently see their Defeat.
RATHDRUM I RINGISM

The Demo-pops, Goldbugs and Rath-
drum Ring Conspirators plan a
foul method bywhich they propose
to carry the election in kootenai
County.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24
OSwiata
i Obrona CzYnna..

Co to jest oswiata? =
zapyta niejeden. = Ma to
kazdy bez namys}u odpowie:
= OSwiata jestto umiejetnosG
czytania, pisania, rachowania
i przez to stania sic dobrym.
obywatelem i narodowcem
Taxa odpowiedz jest
bledna.
Umiejetnose cz;ytania, pisa
MIA rachowania, a nawet
znajomost obcych jezyk6w,
ME stanowi jesz cze oswiaty;
to dopiero klucze do oSwiaty
/ gruntownej nauki, kt6ra
nabywa sic d}u{yiem i mozol-
nem Sleczeniem i szperaniem
W ksiegach roa:maitych stare.
zytnych i nowoczesnych
pisarzy = i kt6ra ME jest
konieczna dla ogo}u, lecz
raczej Jest jakby zycien
poszczeg6lnych os6b, zamilo
wanych W gruntownen
badaniu r6znych ga}ezi vie
dzy.
I tax: many gruntownycl
badaczy history, ssflozo6i
matem atyki, 6zyki, astrono
mil, chemii, agronomj
! t. d. Te nauki zg}ebia
ne ! do wiadomoSci og6loN
|poda wane, stcanowia oswiate
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24

1, verba veritatis pro publice
bono"
Ale watpimy, bo ci kt6
rzyby to uczynili, W dom,
zostana, gdyz szopek ME lubia
Bo coz moze innych ksiez>
/ para6e obchodzic to coPytasz
z Wickiem i Wicek z Pyta.
seem uradza i uchwala.
Ia wczesnie diva te okazy
graja role biskup6w.
Kto tam bedzie, MECH
tylko uwaza, jak szczygie]
Wicus wyrywac sic
kazdemu m6wiacemu przery.
wac bedzie, a wiercic sic
rzucac, jakoby tylna twarza
pieprz po}yka}.
A kiedy ma st6} przyjdzie
prasa polska! = Al, wal,
jobe mullen, maju, maju!
Wtenczas go obserwowa&;
juz d}uzej ME wytrzyma,
krsyknie: W1ARUs!. :. i.
Jedno tylko s}owo. a W MEM
wszystko!.
Co to "a gromy migaG
beda z koralowych ust
Wicusia! Rece W ku}ak zacis
niete, oczy, jak wielkie
cebulkes wytrzeszczone,w wlosy
/ Gala osoba debem stojaca;
wtenczas wszyscy platformy
MECH zmykaja. A biada temu,
kt6ryby mu najwiecej VIA
RUsA przypomina}.
A biedny sprawiedliwy
W1vRUs po staremu sprawie.
dliwym zostanie: niecnote
grzmocit bedzie lud pre-.
strzegat pred faryzeuszami
oszustami.
W1ARUs, Wicusiu, Cieble
Drwit bedzie ma ziemi i W niebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24

Dziwie sic wiec bardzo,
jezeli komu, to panu Brodow-
skiemu, kt6ry zjad}szy zeby
ma obszernych naukach, tax
lekkomyslnie m6wi i rozpisuje
sic W cyrkularzach 0 oswiacle,
nabyt sic majacej przez jakieS
Observation-Disclosures Uni
wersytety.
Program oSwiaty, jaki te
uniwersytety poreki Zwiaz
ku og}aszaja, jest r6wniez
dziwny, n. P. Filozofia, Bio
logia, Antropologia. = Te
ga}ezie nauki juz same przez
sic potrzebuja naukowej
podstawy, to ME bylejakiej.
a tn oSwlatodawcy zwiazkowi
chca W szesciu tygodniach
nauczyc i wyuczyc naszych
ludzi Filozofi. Bijologii
Antropologii, kt6rych to
nauk studenci nabywaja praca
d}ugich lat.
Co do historyi i geograhi,
to sic piszemy ma to; alez do
do tego ME potrzebo uniwer !.
sytet6w, DO tego naucza sic
dzieci W szko}ach parahal-
nych, kt6re W niczem ME
ustepuja szko}om publicznym.
Lecz mysl owych uniwer-
sytet6w ma eel inny, to eel
ukryty; t. ], propagowanie
zasad zwiazkowych ze szkoda
wiaryi moralnosci W parafiach.
Wiadomem jest, ze ma
sejmie zwiazkowym W Cleve-
land uczyniono rozbrat z
zassdami WARY religii.
Wyraznie tam zaznaczono. ze
Zwiazek jest 1nstytucya
miedzynarodowa, socyalistycz-
na, ME majaca mic wsp6lnego
z Koscio]em, jedynem jego
przyzwoleniem So tylko
nabozehstwa urzedowe; re
tax jest. niechze sobie kazdy
przeczyta protoku}'z ostatnie-
go sejmu zwiazkowego, =
albo lepiej jeszcze przeczyta
uwaznie ZGoDe, a tam wyczy-
ia, jak Zwiazek Gala swa via
re i religie pok|ada W szpilce
zwiazkowej, a krzyz. godlo
zbawienia i WARY, wyszydza
gorzejj,n ,niz sami poganie .Ot6z
ci sami panowie narzucaja sic
ma profesor6w uniwersytec-
kich oswiecicieli naszego
narodu W szesciu tygodniach.
]Chca uczyt Antropologii!
Coz to jest Antropologia ?
= Jestto nauka o rodzaju
ludzkim, o jego stworzeniu,
pochodzeniu, i tax dalej.
lWykladajac te nauke
trzeba koniecznie zawadziG
o rozmaite systemy W tel
ga}ezi, a tenn samem
system Darwina, kt6ry
wywodzi pochodzenie cz}owie
ka cd ma|py. - Co gdyb1
prawda by}e, potrzebab5
usunac pismo swiete i cal;
tradycye, ze cz}owieka stwe
rzy} Bog ma obraz i podo
biehstwo swoje. Trzeb;
i wszystko poddae watpliwosci
: i zaszczepie mniemanie W ser
i each uczciwych j mora1nycl
Iludzi, ze jezeli tax jest, t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24

Ic6z jest cz}owiek? jest
zWierzeciem troche doskonal-
sem cd innych. - A zatem
ma zyc tax jak one, II. zyt,
uzywac, krase, rozbijae, puscit
wpdze namietnosciom, p6ki
Gas, zdrowie silly pozwalaja,
: bo zkohcem zycia kodczy
sic wszystko jak i u zwierzat.
S}owem, odjae ludziom
wiare W wiecznosc, W przyszle
zycie, W sprawiedliwose, W
kare i nagrode. -Dopiawszy
tego, oderwat ich Cd koscio}a,
modlitwy, pos}uszehstwa !
zaufania ku swoim przewodni-
kom duchownym, = kt6rzy,
badz co badz So naturalnymi
przewodnikami narod6w, a te
znowu czujac to. ida "a mimi,
wiecei i'm daja pos}uchu, niz
niepowo}anym oSwiatodaw-
com.
A coz panowie, czy ME
odgaduje waszych zamiar6w?
Pod p}aszczykiem oswiaty
cHcecie W nasz lud wszczepit
te|same przekonania, z jakiemi
si@ sami nosicie, wkrase sic W
ich serca, pozyskat ich zaufa-
ME i odwies6 cd koscio}a,
Boga WARY, kt6rej wan
samym brak.
Czyz ME dosye z{ego czyn1a
gazety bezwyznaniowe, ze
jeszcze wy sami zywem
slowem chcecie te trucizne
niewiary, buntu i niepos}u-
szehstwa siac, podr6zujac cd
paraii do parafii.
Oswiata jest dobra poza-
dana, = ale ia ma bye zast6-
sowana do stanu, potrzeb, i
okolicznosci ludzi, a podawa-
na bezstronnie, idac reka W
reke z nauka koscio}a i obja-
wienia Bozego. Taka
oSwiate zaleca i nasz szczesli-
vie nam panujacy Papiez
Leon XIII. - Taxa oswiata
prowadzi do celu, TAXA oswia-
ia podnosi uszlachetoia
cz}owieka i ME sprzeciwia sic
ami narodowosci, ami postepo-
wi nowoczesnemu; owszem
idzie reka w reke niemi.
Ale czy MONA spodziewat
sic po was takiej nauki, gdyscie
publicznie zerwali z wiara j
Kosciolem?
Bye moze, ze zarzucic'e, IL
"a ostro was krytykulemy.-
Alez ma mi}ose Boza, pre-
c,ez to So czyny publiczne, jak
sejm, i przyjmowanie zaprzad-
COW WARY: pomiedzy siebie =
Przeciez tego ME zaprzeczycie,
chotbyscie nawet chcieli. -
A zreszta powo}ujemy sic ma
waszych bylych najgorliw
szych zwiazkowc6w, ma pana
Maryadskiego, ,kt6ryzgorszony
waszym sejmem, publ;cznie
W gazetach oswiadczy]
opuszczenie waszego obozu-
ma sp. ks, Jana Rodowicza,
kt6ry r6wniez publicznie
rzuci} wan pod nogi wszel.
kie odznaki waszej organiza.
cyl -pana Lewandowskiegc
2 Cleveland. kt6ry r6wniei
} Y wielu innymi, majacym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24
Przygotowania
do kongreSoWej SzoD8i.
(Napisane W wigilia otwarcia kon-
gresu polsko-katolickiego
W Buffalo,

w Dul1d1O.)
Jak wielki Kongres, tax tez
wielkie don przygotowania;
jakiego rodzaju kongres,
takie tel przygotowania.
Dw6ch wielkich. :. kto mo-
viii kuglarzy?... Mkt. =.
Jeszcze lepiej bo ME kuglarzy,
lecz dw6ch wielkich. :. kto
m6wi} bzikatych?. >. Nikt!.. .
Dobrze, bo ME kuglarzy, ami
bzikatych. ty]ko dw6ch wiel-
kich wodz6w naszego stulecia
spotka sic W Buffalo ze
swemi szwadronami, miano-
wicie w6dz Pytasz w6dz
Wicus. Szwadrony Pytasza po
TEN bedzle MONA poznac,
IL kazdy szeregowiec dzwigat
ma plecach bedzie buszel; zaS
szeregowcy Wicusia, kazdy W
jarmu}ce.
Beda wstepne mowy i
przedstawiania gosci, przy-
by}ych roznych odleg}ych
KRAKOW. Pod koniec bedzie
nova jednego najemnik6w,
poswiecona wy}acznie ola
Pytasza / Wicusia, w ktorei
goraco m6wca przekonywaf
zebranych bedzie o niepoka-
lanych cnotach tych dw6ch
krzyzak6w.
Potem ci dwaj wybrahcy
ma platformie dadza sobie
buzz i beda movie.
Wszystko pieknie i zgrab-
ME! Plany So, punkta So,
ekskomuniki So, mowy przy-
gotowane juz So; powsta}a
tylko Ottawa ma mySl, jak ci
ryczacy m6wcy sic zachowaia
wobec tylu i tax wielkich
dygnitarzy!
Pos}ano zatem do Europy
po kilkadziesiat egzemplarzy:
kodeksu swiatowego, z czego
bestye maja sic nauczyf, jak
poskramiac swoje ryki,
rataje, jak skakac, k]aniac sic
ob]awiac swoje zadowolenie.
Wicus i Pytasz W .Pontifi-
GALE juz czesto zagladaja,
ucza sic przybierac usmiech-
niete, }askawe, powazne
protekcyjne miny; kazdy
przyby}y ma kongres }atwo to
zauwazy ma twarzach tYch
dw6ch pan6w. PROXY bowiem
;nne jak rzadzenia / intry-
gowania W nieswoich parahach
obsadzania swoich fagas6wi
ma parafe, wykonywane So
cd lat kilkunastu ;trzeba tylko
je legitymowat = tax jak
bekarta nieprawego {oza.
Zatem kongres jest niczem
innem, iak tylko pochwale-
MEM czyn6w buszla
Wicusia rozzuchwaleniem
tych rabusi6w do dalszych
niecnych czyn6w; chyba. ze
sic znajda tacy ksieza z cywil-
na odwaga i wyrzna tym
dwom niebiahskim istotom
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24

dza, czy sic rozmijamy Z
prswda.
Co jezeli tax jest. jake
mozecie zada6 Cd mas pob}az-
liwosci w zamiarach oswiaty
waszej?-iak mozemy wierzye
waszym go}os}ownym mo-
WON?
,,Po czynach ich poznacie
je" a jakiez vase czyny? =
Take, jak i przekonania
vase, a te objawiliscie
juz tyle razy publicznie; =
"a zle drzewo ME moze
rodzie dobrych owoc6w''.
To tez ME wierzymy W
wasza oswiate, i ME chcemy
byscie naszemu narodowl
podawali trucizne W ocukrzo-
nych pigu}kach.
Oswiata zajmowa}y sic i
zajmuja wszelkie wieksze
parafie Cd poczatku swego
lstnienia tu W Ameryce, a
kt6z tam stall ma czele? =
No, juzcit re ME Zwiazek, bo
jeszcze go wtedy ME by}o.
A jake by}o narodowoScia
ma on czas? Kto ludzi
pouczal 0 obchodach narodo-
wych, o mi}osci ojczyzny, o
movie ojczystej? -czy Zwia
eek? 20 tym ma on czas
jeszcze sic nikomu ME sni}o.
- Wiec kt6z? -OtoKosci6},
i uczciwi ludzie z kap}anami
ma czele.
l by}o tel lepiej. by}o
wlecej mi}osci i zgody, a
oswiata, ma jaka mas stae
by}o, kwitne{a pod opieka
dusz pasterzy.
DIS inaczej sic dzieje;
z}e rozwielmozni}o sic, ! zapu-
SEGA korzenie wszedzie.
A Cd kadze sic to pocze}o?
Cd czasu. gdy Zwiazek
powsta}, cd czasu, gdy
podros}szy W pierre i pyche,
pod p}aszczykiem patryoty-
zmu, obdziera posiwia}ych
pracownik6w ze wszystkiego;
- odmawia i'm nauki,
wysmiewa parafialne szko}y,
te przybytki naszej narodo-
woSci, nazywajac je miejscami
og}upienia. = i stawia sic
sam ma czele oswiaty, uczac
Filizofii, Bijologii, Antropolo-
gil, co tyle znaczy, jakby ktos
budujac dom. rozpocza}
budowe cd dachu; albo
gdyby ktos chciat uczyt
drugiego p}ywat ma piasku.-
TAX jest, do tego redukuje
sic zwiazkowa oswiata uniwer-
sytecka.
| Ze TAXA oswiata jest ME
mozebna. to o tenn sami
zwiazkowych wewnetrznie So
przekonani. = Bo przeciez
kazdy rozsadny prey zdro-
wych zmys}ach cz}owiek vie,
lie opr6cz polskiego jezyka,
lwystarczy mu angielski, i ze
ME kazdemu potrzebna jest
Bijologia, Filizofia ,Antropolo
gia. i ze tych umiejetnosc
j lCiag dalszy ma stronicy drugisj)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-09-24

Miot}y domowe. we............ 10ct
Balljkl. kl.......... :. 80, 65 i65ct
Polltura do pieca. a.......... set
Szczotki do smarowaDia a "a.
razem do czyszczenia but6w 1Oct
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-20


Fatalities from sun stroke are rare oc-
eurrences in Western Oregon, and per-
haps the first death in Benton county
that can be attributed to excessive heat,
was that of Geo. M. Mulkey, which oc-
CURED at his home in Blodgett valley last
Friday night. On the I5th Of July, dur
ing period of extremely hot weather,
he was prostrated with heat while work
ing in the hay field. He was taken to
his home and given every attention, but
without avail. After the first two days
he relapsed into comatose condition in
which he remained until FIVE minutes
previous to his death, when he opened
his eyes and appeared to recognize his
wife, but could not speak, undoubtedly
the result of paralysis. The deceased was
an Oregon pioneer, having settled in
Blodgett valley many years ago, where
he was highly regarded, both as citizen,
and a neighbor. He was in his 57th year
and leaves wife and one daughter, Mrs.
John Dow, at present living in Texas, to
survive him. The remains were laid to
rest Sunday in the Newton cemetery,
Rev. Kelly officiating.