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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
FORT PREBLE
The Annual Target Practice Completed
Friday.

The annual target practice at Fort
Preble, which has been going on the past
week, ended Friday night and the pract
ice has been very good.
| The guns used are eight inch rifle, Is
| inoh smooth bore and 6-10 breeoh load
ing mortars. The target for the eight
inch rifles is placed at $500 yards. the 10
II Oh smoothbore at 1900 yards, and the
3 Clio inch mortars at 1000 and 1900 yards
respectively. The targets are placed
off Cushing's Island.
| The signal corps is stationed at two
points. one squad at Portland Head and
the other on the parapets at Fort Pre-
Die to signal the angles of the targets
and the shots, which are then plotted
in the plotting room at the fort. The
entire battery takes part in the practice
and the guns are fired by friction prim-
ers AMI lanyards, rs in the old field
pieces. The post at Fort preblo consists
Iof, some seventy men, non-oommis.
stoned staff, hospital assistants and bat
terry.
1t seemed at one time Friday afternoon
as II Willard was being bombaIded and
people looked out in the harbor as if ex-
pecting to see the men of-war of the
enemy coming in th rough the passage at
Cushing's Island. During the firing.of
the heavy guns at Fort Preble considera-
BILE damage was done in that vicinity by
the oonoussion. Seven of the largest
windows in the Casino were shattered
and the fancy work on the front of the
building somewhat damaged.
large pane of glass, 30x32, in the
house of A. E. Ba rbour on Beach street
was also broken.
in the house of Mr.. William Stevens
ON Beach street several panes of glass
were broken and the plasteri ng in some
of the rooms loosened in places.
More or less glass was broken in other
houses in the vicinity. but the entire
damage will not be very extensive.
1t is always the custom at Fort Preble
to send men to notify people in the yicln-
ity OF the fort to slightly raise their win
doWs while the big guns are being fred
and every preoautiOn Is taken to avoid
accidents or damages to property of any
Kind. Whatever damages occur during
this animal target practice are always
made good by the government, upon the
parties sustaining the damages present
ing proper bills at the fort for the same
Captain Rogers, in command OF the
post, said to PRESS reporter Saturday
night, that the men have always con-
Quoted themselves in an orderly manner,
We're Of good character and excellent SOL
diers, and that while now and then ono
may have over-stepped the bounds By
coming to the city and imbibing too
freely, it was an exception aud not the
rule. Commander Rogers has Eeen STA
toned at Fort Prabie for the past five
years and he said that there was less
drunkenness there than at any post
where he had been stationed. This con-
versati IN WAS in reference to the report
recently sent out from Washington that
Fort Pre- BILE had the reputation of sur
passing all other posts in the record for
alcoholism. The reports are given very
slight cradenoa in this vicinity and are
emphatically denied ny both officers and
the men under their command
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

Fair of the shapleigh and Acton
Association.
Springvale, Me-, October l0.-The s1st
annual fair Of the Shapleigh and Acton
Agricultural society closed TO-DAY. It
was q phenomenaily successful exhibition
and large crowds were in attendance
daily. More than 200 oxen were shown
in competition the first day and the trot-
ting has been remarkably good. Among
the trotters that have made their mark
is Allen Willis. the property of MIR. Will
lis OF Plymouth, N. II. This was the
nrst season and he won one hotly con-
tested race, took second money in one
and thir d money in two. The displav
of vegetables and fruit in the hall was
tho best ever seen in this section.
Yesterdays unfinished races were con-
luded today. In the 2.26 class. pure
sa0O Tackhammer Morrill, (Sumnerl of
Portland, took first money; Emma West
land Bnrrett) of Deering, second; best
time, a.2sA. Six heats were necessary
to decide the race and at its conclusion
a protest was served on the judges he.
cause the driver of Morrill, is said to
have driven horse out of his class at
North Berwick and Springvale. Seven
heats were necessary to decide the 9 ~
class, purse $3.50. Ira L. Woodbury. of
Deering took first money; Tom (Wilkiu-
SOM of Spriugvals. second; best time
1851. The judges were K. e. Went
worth of Springvale, who officiated a.
starter, E. r. Goodwin and NJ. H. Lib
by, Jr,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
Changes in the school Teachers.

Miss Annie Belle Lowell has been trans
ferred flonl Park street school 10 va
cancy in the Butler school.
Miss Lydia II. Beck will take the place
in Park street school, made vacant by
the transfer of Miss Lowell.
The fifth grade primary in the Centre
street school has so many scholars that
1t has become necessary to have an ad-
ditional teacher and the place has been
given to Miss Nellie Collins. graduate
OF Portland High school in the class of
1894 Miss Collins graduated from thu
Gorham Normal school this year and
brings an excellent recommendation from
Principal Corthell
The evening school is so large than an
other teacher is needed. Miss Collins
has been supplying the place the past
week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

Mrs. Betsy r. Hobbs, the aged woman
who was found dead in her blazing
house, last week, had few pictures taken
during her life but one has been secured
by the PRESS. 1t represents her seated
In the open air by her house and is said
to be good likeness. There are no new
Developments in the case and littls evil
dence as yet to give clue az to who fred
the shot which ended Mrs. Hobbs life and
then dragged her into the house in the
effort to conceal the truth by firing the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
iIIHx Uu ING + aM VI6W Eat
Skowhegan.


Skowhegan.
Skowhegan, Me-, October 10.-This
afternoons races over the Fairview
Park were we'll attended. They afforded
the most exciting sport of the season.
The unfinished $50 class was won by
Gypsy Boy, by Charlie Wilkes, owned
by Libby of Hartland; time, 2.29 q
Canton, second. The 2.27 class with six
starters was won by Griffin, Jr., by
Griffin, owned by Simpson of Water.
vile, in four heats; best time, 2.32N
Don Thompson, second. The 2. 30 GLASS
finished great race. In the fifth heat
the driver of Lucky Strike crowded into
the pole horse, and the result was q
flop over for Mallet and Arthur B. There
was no damage but crushed sulkies. The
summary:
$50 CLASs-TROT aud PACE-s2oO
Mallet, BIS, BY Bayard
wilkes (Dorald) 8 el12
St. Patrick, ch 6, by Joe
Howe (Woodman) 2 8 a. z
Arthur B.de g. by Bronze
(Wsst) AS IS
Parker, oh 8, by Nelson
lYeston) s 5 S dr.
Lucky Strike, br q, by Err
VIM, (Spenoer) L 2 Q 70
Tom Drew, b g. by Young
Dirigo (Cayforl) dis.
Time-2.2l 1-2. 2.22, 223 Ia, 2251.2.
2. 81 Ia, g. "a IA.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

premises. The selectmen of the town
OF Parsonsfleld are working quietly but
as yet no startling developments have
been made. Everything is pending the
result of the coroner's inquest that will
probably be called for Friday of next
week. Coroner Bradbury of Saco is at
present In Washing ton and will not re.
turn until Wednesday or Thursday.
When he left town he did not stats W hen
ne should call the inquest but it is un-
derstood that he will call the jury to-
gether undou btedIY on his raturn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
The Venezuelan Commission,

Washington. October 10.-The Venezue-
ian boundary commission held it's first
meeting today since the summer ad-
Journment. All the members were pres
emit. The session, which occupied the en-
tire day, WAS devoted to the considera-
ton of the reports presented. No final
decision, however. can be arrived at I'M
till after the receipt of the report now
being prepared by Prof. Burr, expected
by the end of this month.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

II had chronic diarrhoea for ten
years." says L. W. Kichlein, a justice of
the peace at South Easton, Pa. mo
remedy afforded me real relief until 1
was induced by Chas. T. Kilian, the
druggist, to try Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
cured me and for year have had no re-
turn of the trouble" 1t has also cured
many others, among them old soldiers
who had contracted the disease in the ar
my and given up all hope of recovery.
For sale by Landers & Babbidge. and II.
P. S. Goold, SIT Congress St., under
Congress Square Hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
Freeport Boy Gets Shot Intended for a

Partridge.
Freeport, Ootote 49, Mr.. Levi Pat
erson and Ralph Clark went out to hunt
for partridges on Friday morning. After
a short time they succeeded in freeing
nice bird. Ralph went into the bush
to drive him into an opening when he
flew directly toward Paterson, who could
not see Clark. Paterson fired at the bird
and the charge of shot entered Clark's
face. Clark was about forty yards away
hidden by the leaves. The result was
that CLARK got sixteen shut in his face
and neck. He was taken to ply stefan g
Office and part of the shot relnove ed but
the major part still remain out OF
reach. Clark is not seriously wounded
but had narrow escape from dangerous
shooting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
American Board.

Boston, October 1o.-The Cooperative
Mem bership of the American Board of
Foreign Missions has been increased ~
the election Of number of members ~
Guiding Hon. Nelson Dingley Of Lewis
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
Exciting Race Between Bald and Sanger a
Milwaukee.


Milwaukee, October 10.-Four thousand
people attended the bicycle meet today.
The feature of the day was a match
race, mile heats, for purse of $1,000 be-
tween Bald and Sanger. Bald won in
straight heats. In the first heat Bald
rode behind the tandem, followed closely
by Sanger. As they swung into tn
stretch, Bald jumped the tandem and
Sanger following attempted to pass
Bald, but was unable to do SO, Bald
winning by wheels length time, 21O.
In the second heat the order behind the
tandem was reversed, but Sanger could
not keep in front down the stretch and
Bald won by two lengths; time, 2.U5 3-5,
which breaks the track record previous
ly held by Sanger. Sanger also rode in
an exhibition half mile in one minute
flat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY. S.
FRANK j. HENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F.. j. CHENEY &
Co.. doing business in the City OF Toledo,
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of CArARRH
that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in NV
presence, this 9th day of December, A, ID. 1855
(~) A. W. GLEASON,
(~) Notary Pnblie.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. SEND for testimonials, free
f.. j. CHENEY & CO., Toleoo' o.
EFSold by Druggists, 75c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best in
the market. A single bottle will con-
vince you of it's excellence. Try it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

against their old party associates who
met at Chicago. In severity it has been
unequalled. 1t pronounced the deolara-
tions of the Chicago convention, which
was Democratic in name us an attack
upon individual freedom, the right OF
private contract, the independence of the
dent to enfoyce the law of the United
STATES. The yoharged the Chioagol con
vention with rockies attempt to in
crease the price of silver by legislation,
to the debasement OF our monetary sys-
TEN, and threatened unlimited issues of
paper money by the government. The
proclaim, that in view of these and other
grave
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12
FUSION REPUDIATED

SD that the coalition is not altogether and
everywhere harmonious. The old leaders
Of the Democratic party and those who
carried its burdens and fought its battles
in the past, framed In the CITY of Indian
apolis fow weeks ago. an Indictment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-12

Mr.. Bryan Obliged to Get Up Early to
| Change Cars-His Visits to Fargo-Trip
| Through Minnesota
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

sic ludowladztwa grunt pod
nogami tract.
Many wiec przyszlose pred
soba wielka i czasem zjedno.
czymy wszystkich polak6w do
brej wolf W imie Polski.
Badzmy wyzsi duchem cd ma
szych nieprzyjaci61 rodak6w,
jesli oni glosza zasady anty.
chrzescia6skie, my tym gorliw.
szymi badzmy zwolennikami
wyznawcami Chrystusa Pana
ideally polskie i chrzescia6skie
nie ech nam przyswiecaia. zyczy-
M naszym przeciwnikom wszel.
kiej pomyslnosci. ably sic dobrze
rzsdzili, aby. dobrze gospodarzy
Ii, aby ME jeden, ale wiecej Do
NOW pobudowali - wszakze tc
beds domy polskie. =
L jak oni dzieciom szkolnyn
kaza sic nasmiewac naszycl
starc6w z naszych sztandar6w
narodowych, tax my dziecion
naszym przykazmy ich szanowa'
i mifowac ich W imie Jezus,
Chrystusa - i czcie krzyz, kt6
ry i oni czcza my czcimy.
,,Panie odpuS6 i'm, DO nie a0ie
dsq co czyniq Ras6 ich zaSlepi
la, ale to mimic"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

potopem!" U'aunee terrible - Stra-
szny rok; przez Wiktora Hugo).
w dals.ym ciagu owe pisemko para.
fialne pr.sz koteryjke dla tejae kote
ryjki wydawane pis.e, 70 okreslalem
roznioe pomiedzy starym a nowym
swiatem W ten sposob, IL SWAT starry
jest ten, ktorysmy soba Europy przy.
wiezli ze ten SWAT zostanie zatraoopy.
ia m6wilem, Re caly SWAT starry jsgo
ustrojem wall sic W gruzy - a SWAT
nowy bedzie nows W dzisjaoh lud.ko-
Sol ePoka; se ten SWAT nowy wolnost
nam przyniesie.
Zreszta ma podobne oszozerstwa ze
strony tego pisemka parafislnego je-
stem pr.ygotowauy wstydzilbym sic
gdyby to pisemko parafialne pod ODE.
ona redakcya przyohylnie mnie ode.
zwac sic mislo.
f. II. Jd6Sohski,
redaktor nZgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
w ObrOnie wfasnej.

Dziennik Chicogoski pod obeona re.
dakoys ucieka sic do najnikczemnisj
szej broni, gdyz nawet W sprawozds.
mach Z obohod6w msoi sic ma m6wosch
osobiscie. Ostatnis ozesc msgo pre-.
mowienia zupeinie przekrecil, powy
bierai z niej kilka zdah umyslnie
tendencyjnie tax je ugrupowsl, sby
przemowieniu menu nadac ton niewia.
sciwy.
Ma szczescie przemawialem ia W ME.
dziele wieczorem na trzeoh obchodach;
miaiem wiecej sauchsozy, ani.eli to
pisemko pars6slne posisds czytelni.
kow; i setki przekonaly sic prze-
wrotnosci tego pisemka.
Pisze ID. c., ze ia ns sail Puiaskie
go powiedziaiem, IL; ppowstsns fsle z
pomiedzy tycb ponizonyoh mas, ktore
zniszczq tax ksiedza re mszalem, jak
sedziego kodeksem".
lego ia ME m6wiiem, co licznie re-
brani tamte rOdacy i rodsozki poswisd-
czs, wyjstkien przedstswiciela tego
pisemks, kt6ry musi dac " trabe swyob
chlebodsvcow, obawy utraty Ohlebs.
Ma sail Puiaskiego mowisem tax: ,Je-
den najwybituiejszych nowocresnyoh
pisarzy | myslicieli pissi: Wsbiera i
rosnie straszns fsls, msjscs odrodzi6 /
oplukac SWAT. Rosnie siegs ooraz
wysej - zmiOtsa gissdy, zmiotta jua /
irony. 1 siycbac g,osy prrersaenia -
DO ia fsla siega jus tam, gdzie stoi
ksisdz ne mszsiem sedzis z kodsksem
" reku.... SsdzilisOie, mowi fals, se
jssssm Pr.ypsyvem morzs - js jestsm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

Panic odpusc i'm, DO ME wiedza CO czynia.
Jezus Chrystus ma krzyzu.
Namietnosc, zazdrosc zlosc,
rozhukaly wysoko fale W obozie
polskim klerykalnym W Amery.
ce; nawa jego jak 6w zaglowiec
ma morzu, kiedy wiatru ME ma
w miejscu stoi - i dalej ply
mac ME moze - a wiatrem tym,
kt6rybyja unosi}i do prowa.
dzil - jest ideal chrystyanizmu
W calem slowa tego znaczeniu.
Ten ideal chrystyanizmu jest
dla Okla dusz przew6dzc6w maj.
inflow w obozie klerykalnym
niewidomy, to dla tego, ze "a
dza panowania, lub Ottawa o ultra
to chleba wzrok i'm zacmi}a, -
wiec rzucaja sic i leca ma oslep.
Pism katolickich polskich W
Ameryce maio many - kto
vie czy pismo takie polskie o.
pr6cz Gazety Katolicbiej W tel
rzeczypospolitej istnieje; gdyz
inne pisma niby to katolickie,
ME maja ma pierwszem miejscu
ma pierwszym planie obrony Ko-
scioia Chrystusowego - ale prze-
dewszystkiem obrone ich wy.
dawc6w. ksiezy - i ME wahaja
sic nawet tych slug Bozych, kt6-
rzy ME chca i'm slepo sic poddac
A-zelzyc W spos6b obrzydliwy,
klamstwa o mich szerzyc ma ich
glowy kalumnie rzucac.
Ale MECH tylko ,,Zgoda" o.
bowiazku dziennikarskiego, O
kt6rym z ksiszy, jako o cziowie
ku publicznym, kt6ry niewlasci.
vie sobie postepuje, slow kilka
napisze - gorszs sic te wiki W
baraniej sk6rze.
Stara to historya zawsze j cia.
gle sic powtarzajaca. Me pisa
libySmy o tenn ME powtarzali-
bySmy tego gdyby ME to, ze z
powodu otwarcia pierwszego Do
mu mar. polskiego W Ameryce,
pierwszej wiasnosci tuteiszegO
wychodztwa polskiego, prasa kle'
rykalna zupelnie r6wnowage
stracila stala Isie stekiem bru.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
Jeszcze drObne sprOstOwanie.

Jeszcze drObne sprOstOwanie.
Dzienniki klerykalne puscily SWAT
drugi falsz okazyi otwarcia Domu
zwiazkowego, a mianowioie, ae po u
kohczeniu uroczystosci nastspi} wspa.
nialy bankiet, ma ktorym ma kosz,
Z,oiqzku jedzono j pito.
Oswiadczamy przeto publio.nie, ae
bankiet ten ME by} urzadzony kosztem
Zwiazku, ze Zwiazek ma to ami oents
ME wydai, gdyz krzywda byioby wiel-
ka, ably "a pieniadze 11.tu tysiecy Ia
dzi ciezko zapracowsne, mala garstks
raczyia sic i bawila; ksady wsp6lbie.
siadnik musial zapiscic 2 dolary, jesli
Zone wzia} soba - to Ia nis zapla.
cic musiai rowniez diva dolary.
Po oplaoeniu wszystkioh wydatk6w
okszalo sic, ae .ostalo przeszio 20 dol
czystego zysku, suma ia przeznsozo.
ma bedzie na jaki oel narodowy polsd
Taxa to hronis walozs dzienniki kle.
rykalne!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
No. 49,.

Yresc: Badzmy wyzsi duchem. w o.
bronze wfasnej. = Jeszcze drobne spro-
stowanie. - Notatki. - posiedzeh "a
rzadu wv. N. p Biblioteka Muzeum.
- Fotografie dla Zwiazkow = Pol
ki "a Sztandar rZw.-Wiadomosci Zwia-
zkowe. - Cyrkularz xvi Lista no.
woprzyjetych czionk6w. - z kraju o
kraju. : Zwiazek Wych. Pol. = To
owo. - u ziemi ojczystej. - Konstanty-
nopol. - Nietakt burmistrra miasta
Wiednis. - Konsumpcya alkoholu. =
Jubileusz chloroformu eteru. - Lista
grup Zw.-Dewajtis. Kronika miejsco-
wa.-Sprawozdanie Kom. Skarbu n. p.
- Podziekowania, zawiadomienia o.
gfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

dow, rozmyslnych klamstw i
wszelkich niskich, a czlowieka
niegodnych namietnosci.
Ostatni raz tez Q tenn m6wimy
i artyku} niniejszy to wiaseiwie
nasze niedopowiedziane slowa i
nigdy iu& 10 artykule sostspnyna
spraeoy tej poruSzad ME 6edziemy.
Widzac, ze Zwiazek N. P. po-
stawil Dom, ma kt6ry wyda} oko-
10 10000 dol. = ze przeszlo 20
tysiecy dol. posiada jeszcze W
kasie, ze wiec majatkiem swym
"a wyp}acenie posmiertnego re.
czy = a ae Zjednoczenie ME ma
czem reczyc majatku ME posia-
da, pisma klerykalne potracily
zupelnie glove, wysilaja sic,
aby jak najwiecej kalumnij o,
szczerstw ma instytucye nasza
rzucic - aby przez to prostacz-
kow ludzi jeszcze nieswiado-
mych W uprzedzeniu dla Zwiaz.
ku utwierdzic. Mic to jednak
sprawie ich ME pomoze, gdyz i'm
wiscej ma Zwiszek napadaja =
tenn wiecej ludzie ,,Zgode" czytaja
i przychodza do przekonania, ze
nieprawde i'm m6wiono i ze dla
swych widok6w i cel6w prasa
klerykalna ich otumania.
Taz prasa straciwszy glove
zapomnia}a calkiem o etycznej
stronie - W spos6b niegodny,
nieprzyzwoity przez porzadne
dzienniki ME praktykowany -
miota ma czlonk6w zarzadu wv.
obezywe i karczemne wyzwiska I.
To ter ME dziwimy sic teraz,
ze dzieci re szkoly sw. Stanisla.
wa Kostki W Chicago, nasmie-
waly sic, uragaly szydzily re
starc6w W pochodzie zwiazko.
wynn udzial biorscych, ze wy.
smiewa}y sic re sztandar6w pol.
skich. Przeciez ojcowie ich czy.
taja te pisma klerykalne, j oni i
dzieci ich ucza sic ,,doborowych"
karczemnych wyzwisk; przeciez
i'm sic zdaje, ze wyzwac zwiaz.
kowego cd ostatnich, ze uragae
mu, ze kamieniem do niego rzu-
cic - to wielka pred Panem
Bogiem zasluga.
Me dziwimy i'm sic. tym pro-
staczkom i maluczkim, przeciez
ich tego ucza pisma, kt6re "a
katolickie uwazaja, kt6re, gdy-
by to bylo W ich sile, W ich villa
dzy, jako Comfy Zelazniacy -
dalyby i'm noze poswiecone, aby
tych znienawidzonych zwiszko.
wych re Swiata zgladzic = aby
ruch ludowy zgniesc zelazem i
krwis. Me dziwimy sic wiec
tym, ktorzy jeszcze ME przejrzeli,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

ale kt6rzy przeirzs - ale dziwi-
my sic pismom, niekatolickim,
tylko klerykalnym, ze uzywaja
argument6w .chrzescian niego.
dnych - ze oparte So ma zasa.
dach antychrzescia6skich re wy.
party sic Chrystusa Pana =
maja 60 tylko ma ustach a ME W
sercu - ze dla cel6w widok6w
swych ch!ebodawc6w - pisma
te gotoweby sprzedae Jezuss
Chrystusa, gdyby zstapii ma zie-
mie - "a mniej niz trzydziesci
srebrnik6w. -.
Do tycn pism polskich, ME
katolickich, ale klerykalnych
kt6re przepe}nione 50 wyzwiska
mi karczemnemi, kt6re tenden.
cyjnie z prawds sic mijaja, ably
celu dopiac, kt6re W poczciwym
ludzie naszym zatruwaja wro-
dzone mu zasady chrystyani
zmu; kt6rych uwagi robis ma
prawym polaku chrzescianinie
wrazenie zgrzytu zelaza po szkle
dadza sic zostosowac slowa Chry
stusa Pana: Biada, biada VAN
kt6rzy jednego tych malucz
kich zgorszycie, lepiejbyscie zro
bill, gdybyscie uwiazali kamief
u szyi i do woody skoczyli.
Coz my zwiazkowi W ODE,
tych napasci zrobie many? Ba.
dzmy wyzsi duchem cd naszycl
przeciwnik6w. Silna tw6rzmy
instytucye, przysz}osc ley przed
nami; - idzmy dalej - szerzac
zasade ludow1adztwa i idee pol
ska. Pisza niekt6rzy, ze W A
meryce istnieje przeciez ludo
w}adztwo - jednak tax ME "a.
wsze bylo jeszcze wszedzie ME
tax Jest wsr6d polak6w. Albo.
wien byli ksieza, nieprzyjaciele
ludow1adztwa, kt6rzy cd wszyst
kich slepego wymagali pos}usze6.
stwa - sami tylko rzadzili i dy.
ktowali. Trzeba by}o smialo iod.
wa&nie wystepowac przeciw ia
kim roszczeniom.
DIS sic juz to zmienilo =
ksiezom tenn lepiej j ludowi -
dis mlodzi ksieza W imie evan.
gielii Chrystusa Pana wystepu.
ia czynem naprawia to, co star.
81 uparci psuja j psuli. Gala
nasza ufnosc ley W mlodszym
klerze polskim - kiedy on dc
wladzy dojdzie- awantury han.
bisce polak6w po parafiach u.
stans. Tymi slowy bynajmniej
ME chcemy oszystbich starych
hSiezy cd czci odsadzic, wcale
ME; many gl6wnie j jedynie
ma mysli klike dziekana Pitassa,
kt6ra dzisiaj, dzieki rozszerzeniu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

Ale pOtepiOnO tyOh, ktorzy ma po
tepienie zssiutyE. Lekkomyslnosc, O.
pieszslosc wshanis sic wodz6w.
Wytykac trzeba slabe strony tskiej
rewolucyi, zgrOmic biedy wodEow smia.
10 - albowiem ME godzi sic ludowi
Polskiemu W pieknem swietle okazy-
wsc to, 90 obrzydliwe, karygodne, Ou.
ohnsoe.
Lud ten bowiem, " hiedalskiej mo.
se przysz'Osci, gdya " gruzy sic wala
gmschy monsrObow / wielkiOh tegO
swists, povstsc must " obronis VIA.
snej, " potopie ogolnym - iskrusryc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

Oddano czesc / hold psmieci tych,
ktorzy piesnis ma ustach szli ma wro-
ga, ktorzy usmiechem biogim umie-
rail-, ktorzy zycie swe OjOzyznie W o.
fierze niesli.