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Evening journal., 1896-04-16
nTore Pollcemen Manted.

Stree the annexation Of the outlying
territory Of Highlands. East Lake, etc
the police authorities have bad consider
able difficulty in covering the extended
beats. The commission will ask City
Council. for four additional men, By June
/, on which date the new districts will
begin paying city taxes and will be
entitled TO police and fre protection To
sddition 70 the new msn there viii be
required two police and one Ere alarm
kow
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
GEORGE C. RAYMOND ON BATH HOUSES
He saTs the Number of Boys Drowned
Averaged Nine Year, Before the Intro
duction OF the House.

Averaged Nine Year. Before the Intro
duction OF the House.
George @ Raymond. the founder of the
free bath house and member OF the
Free Bath Association said TO an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter last night: 1T
begins TO look as though we we're not
going to have any bath houses this Sum
mer The old bouse Is lying at Front
street wharf but Is sadly In need Of
repairs The Bath Association has held
two meetings. but as far as l can learn
nothing definite has been done.
This Is disgrace to a city az large
as Wilmington. Do you knOw that for
ten years before this bath house was
started there was an average OF nine
small boys drowned esch year while
bathing In the rlverf
The present kouse has not been
placed Ia a good locRtlo for two years
IL was formerly on the n nth side OF the
Christians, but on the ,nng food tide
was fr, quentiy thick aud trnbid. having
been contaminated by the c sewage
tine only place for the bath house TO
be put, IN my opinion, Is some where In
the Brandy vine. There the water Is
always clear and pure Bat this one
house Is insufns sient. This is painfully
apparent in the heighth OF tue summer
Even with the limited accom- nodations
which 1t Affords, II has been crowded.
from this fact you can draw deductions
as 20 what could be done we're a really
suitable house or houses to be oonatruc-
ted'a Wilmington cIlizsns ghould get
together and aid the Bath Association In
extending It's good WORK In this really
necessary direction"
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
staats Has a RIVAL

County Comptroller John F. Stats will
not be unopposed In his candidscy for q
second full term In the Office which he
now holds. Four years ago he had City
Auditors Clerk John B1ughman, OF the
Twelfth ward. In the field against him
and the vote At the primaries was Stasts.
5,041, and Boughman, 2 963 To day
Mr. Boughman informed his political
friends that he would be a candidate this
time, and began pulling wires In several
OF the wards
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
HAS SUED UHCLE SAN.

A Wilmington Contractor who Does
Not Propose TO Take Ice as an Excuse
for Not Paying a Bill.
Edgar zeliAn, a Wilmington con
tractor. has entered suit against the
Federal Govern uent has retained 10 seph
X McCannon and James a. Hay
den, Of Washington, to prose
cute the suit Last year Mr.
zleliSns contracted to build lighthouse
In the Delaware bay opposite Salem
Greek. Last fall he reported the work
completed, but the Federal authorities
held up the acceptance saying thaS the
painting done was not according
to contract. While the matter vas
pending Winter set in and a heavy fee
of Ice swept the whole lighthouse away,
The government refused TO pay and Mr.
Zslian entered suit to recover, the
amount involved being about 81, 500
Mr. z slian has bill before Congress
for pay for extra work done by him at
Reedy Island This claim Of 1926 has
been reported fsvorably by the com
mittee on claims
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE COURT OF OHANCERY OF THE
Il State OF Delaware, ia and for New Castle
county.
vvultor, 9 v,,t.so, Order for
vs.. Se1tou eoIs "
St. Georges Fruit Packing Co. nis IsiIs psooI Oh
And now, TO wit. this twenty-f0urth day OF
March. A. D., 1896 the foregoing petition
having been read and considered by the court,
10 is ordered that all creditors of the st.
Georges Fruit Packing Company shsll file
proof Of their claims against said company
with Thomas Bayard Heisel, receiver Of said
company. on or before the twenty-seventh
day OF April, A. D.. 1895, and that the court
will then hear and determine the relative
priorities of said claims upon the fund In the
hands of said receiver for distri ibution; and
that twenty days notice of said hearing be
given by mail by said receiver, TO all known
creditors of said defer dant corporation or
their counsel of record; and that a similar
notice ba published three times in one news
paper publ. shed IN the city OF Wilmington
JOHN X. NICHOLSON. Chancellor
Attest: Colsn Ferguson. Register In Chan
Gerry
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
SENATOR ANo MRS. N. S. quay
A Splendid Souvenir Free with Next Sum
days Philadelphia "Press."

A Splendid Souvenir Free with Next sun
days Philadelphia press"
Senator M s. Quay Is the prominent
candidate for the Presidency OF tue
United States from Pennsylvania. 1.-THE
Philadelphia Press" next Sunday, April
10. will give away fine portrait Of him
In its gallery Of presidential Possibili-
ties }" This portrait Is Of special interest
at this time, owing to the fact that on
April % the State Convention at Harris.
burg will act on the question of Mr..
Qdsy's candidacy.
The portrait OF this well-known Penn
sylvanian, which will be given away next
Sunday. is a handsome triumph of the
lithographer's art It is a splendid
colored reproduction Of an oil painting.
With it is given a fine portrait OF Mrs.
Quay
Be sure to get this souvenir next Sun
day. You will find it worth keeping. II
Is part of a valuable and interesting z
series and you ought not miss it.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Legion Of Red oro.. smoker.

st Andrews Council, No. "a Legion of
the Red Cross gave a very enjoyable
smoker in the Red Mems Hall last night.
IL was the last smoker of the winter
season A number of local visiting Red
Cross membsrs were pTesents
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Thrown Bv A Mad BoII.

John w Gross, OF near Barclay, on the
Queen Aune and Kent railroad
was seriously injured by an
infuriated bull on Monday. The animal
threw him right 10 the air and In falling
he struck fodder CRIB In the barn yard,
breaking three ribs ana Que of his legs.
BE also suffsred confusion.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
md natlren I'D AIn.hn anh slharln-

Tuis evening Professor Benjamln
Sharp will deliver an interesting lecture
on "rhe Natives Of Alaska aud Siberia"
at Friends school. AS be speaks from
actual experiences gathered In thoss
countries. his lecture will be both
instructive and enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
OItv Damn bTeotfn0

Rev John d. O Hanna is making
preparations for the urban eamp-meeting
TO BE- held under the auspices Of Union
Church from May 3 to MAy17 Meetings
will be held each morning aud afternoon
and all day meetings will be held each
Sunday
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Advocates of Arbitration.

A meeting having for iss purpose the
endorsement Of the movement for tho
creation Of court OF arbitration to
settle the differences OF Joha Ball and
Uncle Sam will be held under the
auspices Of the Delaware Peace S1ciety,
at The Friends School on Monisy even
ing.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
CO a Lndrment Dbl Part.

Before Magistrate Kelley last evening
was heard a suit brought by Albert
Bucher against James Mills for $51.
work done John Msrsin, Hon. John
Pyle and William T Orossley acted as
referees and returned a verdict OF $l4 46
for Bucber
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
The Racea nt Elhtnn.

There were 8 900 people at the fourth
days races Of the Mary land Racing Club
at Ekton yesterday. About 800 were
Wllmingtonisns. u Is understood that
the foreign books on Forsyth, Memphis
aud Newport races may be closed, as the
law prohibits them.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Died Near newark rosterday

James + Conden. aged 81 years, died
at his home near Newark yesterday
morning He was well-known IN New
Castle county. His funeral will take
placs from his late residence on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. Interment will
be msds st Head Of Chrlstiana.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
TO Destroy WRECKS.

The tug North America with two
United States engineers and q number OF
coast survey men aboard, went down the
river yesterday. She is to destroy the
wrecks OF the ship Slam aud the steamer
Brinkburn on Fenwick leland shoals
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Tha Llst FIlIad ont.

Governor Watson has appointed the
few election registrars and alter
mates not provided for In the
lis made public yesterday week. Secre
tary Of State Wnitsmau has filed out
their commissions and will for ward them
this week
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
House and stable eoid

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Gillis sold
the Delaware Club stable at the south
west corner OF Eleventh and West
streets. to William T. Lyman. attorney.
for 81 800 The house OF Thomas
Wilson, " est side OF Walnut street
between Ninth and Tenth streets. was
sold to Harry EnmSns, attorney. for
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
sanitnrr md oIeAnaInr

AS we'll as beautiful, that is Plastlc,. It
Is positively q permanent wall coating
when applied on q solid surface and coat
upon coat may be applied for years
without removing old coats. Use It over
paint or paint over IL. Call for card Of
tints. James NJ. Bryan, 107 West
Eighth street
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Tho vandegrlfs Funeral.

The remains Of leonard Vandegrift,
Sr., will be inferred to morrow after
noon Services will be held at bis late
residences nesr McDonough Il is likely
that large number OF Wilmingtonians
will attend the funeral.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
special Services At tho InduatrIaI school

A special service will be held next Sun.
day afternoon at 30 o'clock at the
Ferris Industrial School The program
will be: Singing by the school; sing
ing. Miss Lulu Elliott, Miss Annis Rlch-
ardson. Walter Bennett, Boyd Cook !;
rstdlng Of the Scripture; prayer; sing
Ing duet, Mrs Lulu Elliott, Walter
Bennett; blackboard review Of ths frst
seven Lessons OF last quarter; singing.
colo. Niles Lulu Elliott; blackboard
review Of the remaining ave lessons Of
last quarter; singing. Miss Lulu
Elliott, Miss Annie Richardson, Walter
Bennett. Boyd Cook; singing. by the
echool. Mas Bertha Elliott and Mrs. H.
e. Haines Will act as pianists.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
AMUsEMsNTs.

"ChArley g Amt" which has been sptly
styled "the comedy sensation of the
decade" and which will be seen in this
city again on Friday night, april IL has
had one Of the most successful runs ever
known. The audiences 1t the varieus
theatres where the piece has been played
we're 80 large that the musicians we're
obliged TO play under the stage at every
performance. The piece Is mirth-
provoking from beginning to end. The
fun is Of the most rollcking description
but never at any moment borders on
vulgRrity Ia feet, one of the chief
charms Of the conedy Is, that while 1t
never ceases to amuse, 1t never descends
to anything In dialogue or situation that
would shock the most fsstidious.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Warrington IN Town

David Warrington. prominent.
Sussex County farmer and politician,
was 10 Wilmington yesterday. He is q
strong anti Addicks man aud says that
the Higgins faction will win In Sussex on
May 8.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Thankn Extended

The widow and family OK ths late
James @. Fox dssice to extend thanks to
the employees OF tie P, w L B. r. r
shops aud other friends for interest in
attending the funeral OF the deceased.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
CisarIur ne DeInware ObnnneI.

The work OF clearing the channel OF
the Delaware river to the sea Was begun
this morning. The Grst work will be on
Schooner Ledge shoal just below the
mouth Of the Schuykill river. This is
being blasted out.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
water Front Temperament.

The Pusey ard Jones Company Is
erecting an addition to It's main Office
building at the foot of Poplar street.
The company is also dredging out the
Christians Ia front Of its plant.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
nhrIatIan Hndnnrn-ar. tn Mar

The quarterly meeting OF the Whining
ton Christian Endssvor Union will be
beld ct Asbury NJ e Church on April
" The Washington convention 10 July
will be discussed In addition to other
huofnaoo
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Housekeepers Alive

To their interests know this; they get all
they pay for in our tons OF coal, 2240 los
and clean. Best brands Of four-pfices
Ia your favor. Whole wheat -four for
healthy bread Fell & Joseph, Front and
Madison atraeta
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
10 begin = BIr Contraot,

The Brandy vine Granite Company vii
shortly begin the furnishing OF 1900
tons Of granite for tbs government WORK
at Flnn's Point Jetty In the Dsla gars
rfvar
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
ATLANTIC oIrY. n. J.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reopened Tor the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
formerly proprietress of the kenilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator. Sun Par
lor. Baths, all conveniences. Write for rates
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

Little Boys Suits smack OF all the
Fashion fads ofthe season, and the
variety is simply bewildering.
We're away ahead OF any previous
season in the sales of Little Boys
SUITS; the reason is plain-not one
penny of extra cost is tackled on the
suit for gifts that Is Of no use to you
or of any value to any one else. ex-
cept possibly 70 one person. whom
YOU never knew. never heard OF, or
never saw but the tax Is levied on
you Just the same.
FOR BOYS. 6 TO Is
Double-breasted Refer Suits, In
dark blue Cheviots. grey and brown
mixed Cassimeres, made strong and
At just as well AS the finest made,
Sl5O.
Double-breasted Refer Suits in
Blue Cheviots. medium. light and
dark colored SCOTCH Ch6viOts AID
Cassimeres, about 80 styles to select
from, for 81 and $3.50.
Double-breasted Refer Suits. in
newest Scotch mixtures nd CASH
meres. black and blue Cheviots and
Fancy Worsteds, 50 and $3.50.
Finest Boys Suits Of Black Clay
Diagonal. blue TficOts. black and
blue Cheyiots. Scotch mixtures, coll
cred Clays, Cassimeres. S4, $500
FOR BOYS. 3 TO 8 YEARS
Refer Suits. handsomely braided,
sailor collar. from 81 90 to S..
JUNIOR SUITS
Velvets, Coiduroys. Cheviots, Css-
slmeree and platn cloths, 80 to s..
SAILOR SUMS
Blue rlannsls, Blue Serges, Fancy
Cheviote 81 90 TO So.
CONflhMATI SUITS. 10 to 10
years-Fino Black suits that will
make the boy feel prouder- $3.50, Sl,
81 90 and s..
Some plain Suits suitable for con-
nrmation for 81 so. $500 and $3.50.
Odd Knee Pants by the thousand.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price and II dissatis-
ned with your purchase we will re-
turn your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
sle MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
rOR SALE

nor sALE - WORKAIEN's TINE RE-
II corder. VIII record employees time at the
rate OF 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. ll2 French street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

NOR SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
II typewriter. cost 500. Apply second foor
No. 1l2 French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
NOrIuRs.

DHILIP f. CONWAY, UPHOLSTER.
i Southeast corner Sixth and Lombard sts.
Carpets laid.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

TOR RENT-A NICE PIECE OF BROKEN
II marsh; easy terms. Apply at 1916 West
sixth street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
BOARD End ROOMS.

A LADY WITH FAMILY OF FOUR, no
IA small children, would rent two large
rooms with use Of kitchen. Address V, Journal
Office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TOR sALE-FIRST-CLAsS bIEAT AND
IL provision market. centrally located. $500
worth OF business, monthly. Address j., this
Office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

NOTO THE HUNTINGTON PHOTO.
NT Company's new xallery. Finest In city
Great reduction IN prices. 40716 Market
street, above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

NOTICE.
IN MY place Of business is All Market and
4Os Shipley streets. and have not op-ned any
branch of this store in any other location.
Phone 733. FRANK s DURE,
Manufacturer Of Harness. Trunks and Bags.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-15

niaiu, przyjmujac ambassadors an
gielskiego, i narazii sic ma niepo-
rozumienia przedstawicielami in
nych mocarstw, poniewaz podczas
obiad6w urzedowych upiera} sic
przy wyborze danny wedfug swej
fantazyi, a ME chciai sic kierowat
W tym wzgledzie obowiazujacemi
przepisami etykiety. 81
DIS sekretarze Biaifgo Domu
staraja sic uprzedzic tego rodzaju
wypadki przepisy hierarchiczne
bywaja dosyt scisle przestrzegane
ma przyjeciach, jake prezydent
cd czasu do czasu urzadza dla pred
stawicieli swiata dyplomatycznego.
Z prawidei etykiety, zaprowa-
dzonej przez Waazyngtona, jedno
tylko zachowaio sic do tel pory
GAIA sifa. Otto prezydent Stan6w
ME udaje sic nigdy z'wizyta ma "a
proszenie osoby prywatnej. Jedy-
ME tylko ministrowie, czfonkowie
sadu najwyzszego maia liczba So,
nator6w moze ubiegat sic o zasz-
czyt przyjmowania naczelnika pan
stwa u swego sto}u. z drugiej zn6w
strony bale obiady proszone W
Biafym Domu So wielka rzadko-
scia, biesiadnikami zas W takich
razach So tylko osoby urzedowe.
Gdy Cleveland pragnie ma chwi-
le wymkna6 sic re swego wiezienia,
wsiada ma pokiad parostatku
"Delfin.' Jest to yacht ministra
marynarki; powinien bye uaywany
tylko do depesz, W rzeczywistosci
jednak pozostaje do wyiacznej dy-
spozycyi prezydenta.
Starry republikanie p6inocy,
ktdrym, gdy idzie zasady,s sa ME
ugieci, domagaja sic skasowania
statku, zwanego pogarda "yach-
tenn kr6lewskim.' A jednak przy-
jemnost zeglowania ma "Derinie"
jest jedynem zadosyc uczynieniem,
jake obyczaje amerykahskie daja
prezydentowi "a prace, kfopoty i
poswiecenia.
Dzieki temu statkowi Cleveland
cd czasu do czasu moze wynalezt
sobie wybrzeze ustronne, ma kt6-
rem niewidziany przez nikogo, Ia
pie ryby ma wedke.
Najmilsze to jego zajecie!...
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z zycia prezydenta.

w niedalekiej przysz}osci odbe,
da sic W Stanach Zjednoczonych
wybory ma stanowisko prezydenta,
czyli naczelnika w}adzy wykonaw-
czej W tenn olbrzymiem pahstwie.
Wed}ug wszelkiego prawdopodo-
biehstws, rezydujacy obecnie "
Waszyngtonie Cleveland ustapi
miejsca Mae. Kinley'owi, a moze
Bryanowi.
Gazety amerykahskie, liczac sic
z ia zapowiedzia, podaja interesu-
jace szczeg6fy z zycia Clevelanda.
zanim nazwisko jego przejdzie do
history przesz}osci.
Chateaubriand podczas swej
podr6zy po Ameryce niezmiernie
by} zdziwiony pierwszem spotka-
MEM z Waszyngtonem.
Pod wp4ywem wspomnieh, jake
pozostawifa we Francyi pe}na pa
tryarchalnosci, dobroduszna postac
Franklina, autor Rene'go spodzie-
wal sic znalezc starozytna prostote
Fabrycyusz6w Cyncynnat6w,
wskrzeszona tel strony ocea-
nu, lecz dozna} zupe}nego zawodu.
Zamiast wejsc pod dach chaty
jednego tycn dawnych konsul6w
rzymskich, kt6rzy, porzuciwszy u.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-15
ZawOd dla mOskali.

W Bu}garyi stara sic Rad
moskiewski wywierac jak ma j.
wiecej wpfywu. Ksiaze Ferdy-
maud zezwolif jak wiadomo, ma
przechrzcenie syna swego b.
rysa uzyska} sobie przez to
}aske cara. Zaraz jednak "a
czaf pose} moskiewski W Zo6i,
stolicy Bu}garyi, starac sic o to,
aby ofcerowie Grujow, Bende.
row i inni kt6rzy zmusili ksie-
cia Aleksandra Battenberga W
r. 1886 do ucieczki z kraju i
pozbawili 60 tronu Bufgarskie.
60 mog!i wrocic jako jenera-
fowie do wojska bu}garskiego.
Car chce przez mich wp}yw na
wojsko odzyskac i pokazac, ze
nikomu to ma z}e ME wyjdzie,
kto sic ujmuje "a Rosya. Ksis-
ze Ferdynaud i jego minister.
stwo ME przyjeli jednak o.
wych ofcer6w. Petr6w, mini
ster wojny, przyczynil sic
najbardziej do tego niepomys'
lnego dla Moskaii postanowie-
MIA. TAX samo zosta}a Rosya
odpalona gdy stawi1a wniosek,
aby koscio} bufgurski (schyzma-
tycki) podda} sic pod patry.
arche W Konstantynopolu,
kt6rym rzadzi car. Pokazuje
sic wiec re jednak Bu}garzy
ME chcs popast W zaleznosc cd
Rosyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-15

Jestem W swojej sztuce kowalskiej
terminowany, cz}owiek W m2odym
wieku egzaminowany W wojsku au-
stryackiem kucia koni, co moge 6wia-
dactwami wykazat. Movie po polsku,
niemiecku nieco po angielsku. Pra-
cuie teraz W wielkim warsztacie ko-
walskim u anglika a mann zyczenie
pracowac u swoich wsp6}rodakow Po-
fak6w. Wiec jezeli kt5ry'z panow
majstr6w ma zyczenie, abym niego
mog4 pracowac, to prosze pismiennie
mnie uwiadomic, dac swoj adres do
k{adny do mnie:
JAN GROMADA,
LIB. 625. - Central Falls, r. I.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-15
TOLEDO, OHIO, soBoTA, Is siERPNIA, 1ss
jak praws natury. Zadna siia

jak praws natury. zadna si'a
ludzka ME powstrzyma naro-
du, kroczacego po drodze, kt6'
ra mu wskazuje, ma kt6ra 60
ciagnie jego rozw6j historycz'
ny. Mona hudowac sztuczne
tamy, MONA rzucac idacym
kamienie pod nogi, ale tamy
zostana zerwane, kamienie be-
da usuniete, a niepowoaani bu:
downiczowie beda odepchnieci
ma box re wstydem IL niesia'
wa. Take argumenty W rodza.
ju oskarzenia przywodc6w ru.
chu narodowegc o niewlare, o
maso6stwo, patetyczne VIOLA,
MIA, ze j.seli przysz}a Polska
ME ma bye katolicka, to lepiej
by}oby gdyby jej ME by}o wca'
le, wszystko to robi wrazenie
chwiloNe la jednostki wyatt
kowe, s}abe pod wzgledem u
mys}owym. Kazdy z 1atwoscla
zrozumie, 4e moga bye i 50 lu.
die niewierzacy miedzy patryo'
tami, jak mogs bye i So ME
wierzacy pomiedzy samyml du
chownymi. Kazdy zrozumie, ze
kraj gdzie 80 procent ludnoscl
jest wyznania katolickiego 20.
stanie katolickim b z wzgledu
ma osobiste przekonania tel
lub cwej jednostki z grona lu-
dzi, pracr;acych dla przyszfos.
ci tego kraju. A i'm kto jest
lepszym katolikiem, tenn lepiej
| i predzej zrozumie iaka ko
rzysc moze odniesc Kosci6} Z
przywr6cenia niepodleg}osci
naszej ojczyznie, gdzie Gale
miliony katolik6w greckiego
obyzadku, zapedzonych gwaf
tenn do schizmy, jecza " ME
wolf duchowej i oczekuja wyz.
wolenia. Rozumie to dobrze np.
ks. arcybiskup lwowski or
mia6skiego obrzadku Isako
wicz, ktory W odpowiedzi ma
zaproszenie ma Kongr. katolicki
do Buffalo, zyczy wszystklm
polakom ameryka1Skim, zeby
kiedys staneli ma ojczystej zie
mi z piesnia "Bogarodzico
Dziewico'' piesria bojowa ry
cerstwa polskieg> na ustach |
z}ozyli swoje kosci W obronle
tel ziemi. Me m6wi zacny kap
Ian patryota o potrzebie obro.
ny WARY ma amerykahskim
gruncie. DO vie, Re mic tn jej
ME zagraza; ME dzieli on tutej.
szych polak6w ma narodowc6w
i koscielnikow, DO vie, re
wszyscy polacy So narod 'wca'
mi, a kt6rzy mimi ME sa, ME SO
juz polakami, chociazby byli
najlepszymi katolikami; ME
rzuca potepienia ma patryotycs
ne organizacye, DO vie, ze dzl'
siaj te tylko organizacye maja
prawo nazywac sic polskiemi,
kt6re sprawe ojczyzny ma pier
wszepa stawiaja miejscu.
T. S-ki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-15

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