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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

Pittsburg, Oct. by winning two
games from Cleveland today, Pittsburg
secures a good hold on sixth place. The
first game was full of costly errors but
was won in the ninth by Hoffmelster
knocking out a three-bagger when the
bases were full The second game was
won by hitting at opportune times. The
Score:
First game R.HE.
Pittsburg ............O O1O313O 3-1l II Z
Cleveland ...........O 8 3 0 0 II 80 lG 8
Batteries-Hawley and Merritt; Neal
lister and Criger. Umpire-O'Day.
Second game R.H.E.
Pittsburg ................O g % 0 O. Z 10 3
Cleveland ...........,..0 0 2 0 30 1-3 8
Batteries-Hastings and Sugden; Wilson
and Criger. Umpire-ODay. Game called
on account of darkness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
THREE-DAY CRICKET.
The Match on the Merton Grounds at
Haverford Is a Great Society
Event.

Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The three-day
cricket match which began today be-
tween the English and Philadelphia
teams has resolved itself into the
great society outdoor event of the sea-
son. The match is being played on the
picturesque grounds of the Merton
Cricket club at Haverford. The attend
ance this afternoon numbered about
1000; of whom at least coo were wo-
men. The exclusive "set" was out in
force and the club house and grand
stand were crowded with fashionables.
Numerous parties also viewed the game
from tally-hos, dog carts and other pri-
vate turnouts, lined UP outside the
ropes on the east end of the field.
The match is the third of the series
between Captain Warmers team of
English amateurs and Philadelphia.
The first match in which Philadelphia
was represented by a team of twenty
two colts" was played on the Ger
mantown club grounds at Mannheim
and resulted in a draw. The second, on
the Belmont club grounds, was won by
the Philadelphia picked eleven by four
wicliets.
Captain Warner today won the toss
anu GLEClGu W SGIlu ltdlll lllSI W
bat. Having in mind the disastrous
first inning of last week, when but SO
runs were scored. The Englishmen
played a careful and steady defense
Of the wicksts and they held up their
inning almost the entire afternoon.
When their last man was retired they
had put together the splendid score of
322 runs.
The Philadelphians began their in
ming, and in the fifteen minutes they
were at bat before stumps were drawn
they lost two wickets for 1S runs. They
will continue their inning tomorrow
morning.
The score follows:
Englishmen-First inning
| ii. b. Chinnery, b. p. II. Clark .......... 6G
w. Meg. Hemmingway, b. Baily ......
j. r. Mead, c. Scattergood, b. p. II.
clark .......................... IL
| G.. L. Jessop, c. Wood, b. z. II. Clark. 6(
| II. ID. G.. Leveson-Gower, c. King, B.
Bailey ...,...................... 3;
| j. n. Tonge, G. Wood, b. p. II. Clark E.
| S. A. Bennett, B. King .............,.....
| II. II. Marriott, run out .................. q.
| Z. w. Stocks, not out .....................
| +. G.. Bull, b. =. II. Clark ...............
| Extras-Byes, 10; leg byes, 8; wides, 8
no ball, IA Total, 800.
|
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
At Baltimore.

Baltimore, Oct. 1.-Getaway Day at
Pimlico was characterized by rathar
uninteresting trotting and pacing, the
winners in every case winning in
straight heats with perfect ease.
2.22 class, trotting dwo heats trotted on
Thursday)-Othello b. &. CRyan), won in
three heats. Time, 2.l6A, 216A, 2.16A.
2.35 trotting-Dress Goods, br m.
Payne), won. Time, 2.1S14, 216a4, 2.lGls.
2.2O class, trotting-Albert c, b. &. DRY
am, won. Time, 2l61s. 2.l9h, ana
2.l0 class, pacing-Efie Powers, b. m.
(ScotD, won. Time, 2,l1A, 2,12la, 2.13.
Steeplechase, full course, two and three
quarters miles. gentlemen riders-Harry
Harwood (Mr. Tyson, won; Empress (Mr.
Spencer, second; Calendar (AIr. Lewis
and Billy BE ID (Mr. Horner), unplaced.
No time taken.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

ers' argument is that they have main
tained but one position since the orig
inal breach, and that the Red and Blue
has been ready to meet the Tigers at
any time or reasonable place at the
pleasure of the Jerseymen, but that
the first move toward consummation
will have to come from Princeton. On
the other hand. Princeton claims to
have been wronged by Pennsylvania,
and insists that she speak first. That
is the whole case, and until the shaft
of sunlight in the shape of a sanctified
arbitrator digs through the hard outer
surface and brings the soft, mellow in
terror to view the lowering clouds do
not seem inclined to bulge a solitary
fraction of an inch one way or another
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
TOMMY RYAN MATCHED.
Syracuse Fighter TO Try for $4,000 in
in Chicago Oct. %.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Tommy Ryan, of
Syracuse, the welterweight champion
of the world, was today matched tC
contest twenty rounds in Chicago
against Bill Stiff, of Chicago, on Octo-
ber %.
The fistic carnival which is to have
Ryan and Stiff as star attraction, will
have two other engagements-ten
rounds between Tom Herman and Con
O'Leary and eight rounds between Joe
Sturch and Young Forbes. Ryan and
Stiff go for a purse of $4,000.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
YESTERDAYS TRACK EVENTS.
At ReadViIIe.

Readville, Mass, oct 1.-The Breed
ers' meeting at Readville park was
brought to an end this afternoon with
three fairly good races.
Summaries: Marion stakes for trot-
ting foals of 1884, value S1,415-Potena, b..
f., by Potential (Wicker, won in three
straight heats. Time, 2.l72i 220sI, 210A.
2.l2 class, pacing; purse, Sl,OO0-Hcllena
Duplex, b, m, by Duplex (Barney), won
second, third and fifth heats. Time, 2.1lh,
2.l2A, 215l2, 2.14la, 2,lila.
Match race, pacing; best two in three
May Day Medium g, m, by Pilot Medium
Drinkwater, won in two straight heats.
Time, 22O2I, 21Si2.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
At Trenton.

Trenton, N. j., oct. 1.-The Interstate
fair was brought to a close today. The
racing was good and fast time was
made, all the races being won In
straight heats. Summaries:
2.l5 pace. purse, S5OO-Sam Hill, jr., bl. g.,
win. Time, 2,15h, 214h, 215h.
2S5 trot purse. $9O0-Red Tiger, b. e.,
won. Time, 2.1s%, any 2.2Ola.
2.l7 trot, purse, S5OO-Bert Sheldon, bl. T.,
won. Time, 216ll. alT}l, 2lsla.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
New Worlds BicycIe Record.

Lafayette, Ind, Oct. 1.-At the BIZ
cycle meet at the fair grounds this
afternoon, W. w. Hamilton, of Denver
rode a mile, unpaced, on a half-mile
track, in 205 1-5, breaking the state
record and making a new worlds rec
ord for a dirt road.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 1.-Ritcheys error
with two men on bases in the third inning
gave the Coloners the game today. The
score: R.H.E.
Louisville ...........0 0 8 0 0 0 - l
Cincinanti ..........2 0 l 90 0 0 0 o. 3 IL l
Batteries Cunningham and Dexter;
Bretenstein and Schriver. Umpire-Mc-
Donald.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
PACING RECORD
LOWERED AGAIN
Star Pointer Did the Trick on the
Springfield, ILL.,, Track.
WENT UNDER THE WIRE IN zoo IL

Joe Patchen Pushes the Worlds
Wonder to the Wire in the Third
Heat of Their Match Race for
$4,000 and Pointer Makes the
Wonderful Mark-- stations 1897
Record Lowered by william Penn
TO 2.O7 3-4--six Thousand specta-
tors Saw the Races.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. lin a race
that was witnessed by at least 5000
persons, Star Pointer, on the Illinois
State Fair grounds this afternoon, not
only maintained his reputation as the
king of PAGERS by beating joe Patch
en-. but he also lowered the worlds
pacing record, making the mile in 2.00h,
the record in the race having been 201
which Star Pointer made on Saturday,
September 1S, at Indianapolis. Star
Pointer was greeted with tremendous
cheering az she passed under the wire
in the third heat, lowering the world 8
Facing record.
also broken by William Penn in the
first heat of the free for all trot, he
making the mile in 2.071s.
The great race between the two fast
PAGERS brought the largest crowd ever
assembled on the fair grounds. In the
grandstand not even standing room
was obtainable and thousands of people
lined the track for fully one-third of
it's length. The track was in splendid
condition.
On the first heat the PAGERS got q
nice start, Patchen having the pole,
but after going a few hundred feet
Star Pointer broke badly and before
he recovered Patchen was about an
eighth of mile ahead. Joe Patchen
finished in a jog in ala
HORSE AND HORSE.
Star Pointer was given the pole in
the second heat and the two horses
| started when Joe Patchen soon broke
nd Gt Ion he Il
gained on Pointer toward the three
quarters and down the home stretch il
was a pretty fight, but Pointer main
tanned his lead and passed under the
wire half q length ahead. The time
was 206.
The third heat was wildly exciting
1t was for blood from the start. Point
er soon took the lead and at the first
| quarter was one and a. half lengths
| ahead. The black pulled up some to-
ward the half and when it was reached
| Pointer was only three-fourths of q
length ahead. When near the wire
| Patchen fell behind, however, and
Pointer won by five or six lengths
The time by quarters was: First, .29%
| second, 100, third, 1909; mile, 2.00R
The weather was intensely hot and
many men and women who stood ir
the sun along the track for hour!
| tainted.
Results.
| Special match race; purse, 5000.
Star Pointer CMcCleary) ............ 2 1
| Joe Patchen Dickerson) ............ 2
| Time, PA, 2.OG, 2.00l2.
| 2.35 trotting; purse, S500-Miss Logan wor
first, second and fourth heats and race
| Time, 2.214, 2.2312, 2.9O1a.
| go pace; purse, $500-Little Johnny wor
| first, fourth and fifth heats and race
Time, PA, 2.134, 2141s.
| Free-for-all trot; purse, $70O-SSVillian
| Penn won in three straight heats. Time
2.O7%, 2O9 2.07sl.
The one mile dash was postponed un
| til tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
MAKING UP THE
U. OF P. ELEVEN
Number Of Positions to Fill on the Team
This Year.
THE LOSSES HAVE BEEN HEAVY

Woodruff, Wharton, Farrar and Gel
bert viii Not Play with tho varsity
Eleven This Year--New Men Who
Are Being Tried--PIan That Is
Being Tried by Harvard
vanians' Eyes Are Focused on
Princeton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
Percentage Record.
To-day's Gam es.

Washington at Baltimore.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Chicago at St. Louis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02
DETROIT TEAM OF
TEN YEARS AGO
Ned fIanlon, Who Was Captain OF th'
Club, Makes Some Comparisons.
THEY WERE WONDERFUL HITTERs

But in Those Days the Pitchers Box
Was Ten Feet Nearer to the Plate
Than IL Is Today.-Ganzel Is the
Only Member of the Detroits VINO
was Actively in the Game IN inc
Big League This Year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

But asit e from all that, the two P's
are bounu to be reconciled. They will
both probably win all the games they
play, and If they do not meet the ques-
tion of supremacy will be as far from
settled as 1t was last year. The Quak-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-02

PhlIadeIphla-Flrst INNING
]. Z. c. Morton, b. Bull ...............,..
p. II. Clark bw, b. Bull ..................
II. w. Clark, not out .....................
H. C. Thayer, ]. II. Scattergood, J. b
King, II. p. Bailey, w. w. Noble, a. NJ
Wood, n. Ettlng to bat. Total, Is.
Bowling analysis:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25
List ch4opa.

ChfoPem polskim jestem | cd lat
miodyoh Ohoi.s "a p.ugism. Dawniaj
orafem glebe ojczysta - a cd lat
szesciu dzwigam sochs ma mel far.
mie. TAX, chiopem polskim jessem
Z duma to powiadam. C1ytalem
Was1s "zgode", kt6ra mi sic bar.
do Podoba - po1nalsm oele, daa.
nosoi ! zasady Zwiszku N. P. iiai
sssiedzi moi ohcsmy tn tea zalo.ye
gruPe zwiszkowa - aby razem Wa.
mi dla tel koohanej Polski pracowac.
Dawniej, zanim dostala mi sic do
rak "zgods" inne pisma poayteo.
me- inao1ej ia myslalem. Kisdy sie-
gne psmiecia " dawne lata, to se
sfowem polsk iaczy sic W mel duszy
wsPomnienie bard.o pr.ykre - ale
to wspomnienie dawne p6zniejsze-
mi jakby gruzami prsywalone. Oh
oieO moi wrociwszy pafs.o.yzny
do domu pokazywal mi since opo.
wiadai, ae go billy upolski"; pr.y-
pominam sobie tea, jsk to ,polaki''
buntowaiy sic przeoiw oesarrowi
au'tryackiemu "a przeoiw ,pols.
kom" ohiopi- ktorzy byli, jak moi
ojcieo mswiai ncysarsoy". To tea
c.uiem nieohec do tyoh ,polskow"
90 ojca mego kstowali.
o, DO dswniej "a narod polski uwa.
zsia sic tylko szlsobts, magnsoi, a
chsopi, lud biedny, jeozsoy pod ole
sarem psh'zczyzny byi cismns mass,
bysy to tylko ,dusre" robocze. Ale
wsrod tyoh Ponurych mysli rozjasni.
~ mi troohe serce wspomnienia, ia
kie mi ma mysl przywiodss niedawno
ksis.eorks, ktors mi
o tworosoh Konstytu-
oyi 8-go msja, jak przed pr.eszso
stu lsty znalezli sic nawet wsrod
szlschty ludrie uoroivi, pragnscy
sso.escia narodu; ludrie . poczuoiem
sprswiedlivosoi, 90 postsnowili pre-.
Provsd.ic poprawe doll ludu prry.
gotowsc zoiesienie pa6szozyzny.
Ale oot tego, kiedy .nslszli sic po-
dli msgnaci, 90 "a ruble Orderly u.
ohwalili sdrade ojc.y.ny " largo.
wicy ! sProwsdsii na kraj wojska
moskiewskie; zaprsedsli Polske tyl.
lCisg dslszy ns ssronis 4sj.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25
ROk 16.
Zapytania bez Odpowiedzi.

Kiedy ks. d.iekan Pitass oglosi
sprawozdanie Z doohod6w ro.oho.
dow parafialnyohp
Kisdy "Polak W Ameryos" bedzis
pismem katolickismP
Kiedy p. Nagiel wr6oi do Chioa.
go, aby ma nowo objac rsdakoye
.,D.iennika Chicagoskiego", kt6ry
obecnis ohyli sic ku upadkowip
Kiedy ks. biskup Richter przesta.
ME nienawidzic polak6wp
Kiedy ks. Bogaoki pr.eniesis sws
penaty Bay Cityf
Kiedy p. Bielih ski napisze drupa
serge odezwp
Kiedy klika ksie.y buffalosko.
ohioagosko milwaucka zawr6ci dro.
81 .iej, MISUNDERSTANDING antyka.
toiiokiej, jaka obeonis kroc.y Il
kiedy zaoznie dziala6 praoowac dla
imienia ohwaly Pahskisj a ME
swojsjP
Kiedy nJsnusz" zaczpie ma nowo
npsy wieszac" ma Ojcu Wincentymp
Kiedy pisma polskie, s.ozer,e ka.
tolickie przestana ma wlasna .gube
i s.kode Kosoioia umi.giwac sic do
klerykalows
Kiedy nastans lepsze c.asyP
Kiedy otrzymaja polacy posady
cd obeonej administraoyip
Kiedy pisma klerykalne pr.yzna.
ia' te Oosmy o DOmu Emigr. pisali
: ;e::. ;;ee:. faktem?
Kiedy opiekunowie Ligi powied.a
co sic funduszem jej stasop Ia.
sosycielami Ligi byli ksieaa, ktorych
swyc.ajem jest nigdy ME .dawac
sprawozdah doohod6w rozchod6v
rafalnych, zatsm sprawozdania
funduszu sp. Ligi ME moaemy sic
sPod.iewsc. Przyp. zsoera.)
Kiedy bedsie .alosony pierwszy
bank polski W Ameryoep
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

Znakomity nasz pisars J. 1. Kra
ssswski napisal martyrologie Oryli
msc.shstwo naszego narodu " die
le, kt6re .atytu}owai nTuiao.e", |
kt6re .aopatrzys " pr.eoudny pro-
log. Druk tego prOlogu ro.pocze
lismy ma stronie 6ej swraoamy ma
niego uwage wssystkioh nas.yoh
ozyteluik6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

wei, piracy mad odzyskaniem
niepodlegfosci podporzadkowac
jakiejkolwiek innej sprawie
innej idei - ale danny W stro-
ne, ktora nam wskazuje nasza
busola.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25
Mr. IL

TreSe: Nasza Busola. -O o CO chodzi
Notatki. - List chiopa. Pre-
glad polityczny. = Przeglad prasy
pol. z Washingtonu. - Lietu-
va ir Russai. - Republika. - HUI
NOR prawda. w sprawie Dzien-
nika Narodowego. Polka Sztan.
dar Wv. - Polacy W Ameryce. Ia
pytania odpowiedzi. - Korespon.
dencye. - Kronika mieiscowa. =
Wiadomosci Zw. Jubileusz Mic
kiewicza. Emigracya w obec kra
ju.- krawe wybory W Czernie}o
vie - Laczmy sie.-- Dobry projekt
Wspomnienie posmiertne.-Dziel
nv cziowiek. - Zbrodnicze nation
XII. - Tufacze. - z ziemi ojczystej
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki. - Dewaj
tbs. Ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25
0 co chOdzi?

Podczas gdy .bli.ajsoa sic walka
ns piesoie Corbstt'a Z Fit.'em alb
sorbowaia umysiy wssystkioh. pod
oras gdy ws.yscy ciekawosois do
wisdywali sic lie uncyj Corbett stra.
OH, lub ktorej sekundsie dzwi,
gnai sic ioaa swego Fitz, podo.as
gdy nowo i speoyalnie .woiany kon
gres W obec tyoh pugilist6w ma
trzeoi .eszedi plan, kochaua sasiad-
ka naszs, Gdzeta Katolicka, re zwy-
kla sobis skretnosoia wyoiagneia cd
ra.u a. diva numera naszsj Zgody
i czytala wielks uwsga diva nasze
artykuly wstepne pre-. srklo po
wiekszajaoe pr.ys.ia do prrskona-
mia, ze tn motns tanim kosztem al
dwie cd ra.u muchy jedna klspa IA
bio. Szkoda tylko, as koobaua ~
siadka ussza ME poc.ekala ma trzsoi
nasr artykul, W zwiasku Z popr.ed
n;emi bedscy - -gdy. lepisj by byio
jednym zauachem a. trry artykuly
ubic i .dyskredytowa6.
Ale praktyo.na, wyrachowana
wytrawna sasiadka ussss Z pewno.
scia pomysls}s sobie. ae qm potes,
nai'aa's non senaper potest 1ol,ls -
CO .nsczy po polsku, .e ohooia. try
muchy " rzeizie sic ussawis - ME
1swsze moana je jsdna klaps 1abi6.
o co chodzi kochanej nas.ej %
siadoe - doprawdy ME wismy.
zyjsmy Z mia przsoiss ma dobrei
stopie "A do jej westohnieh po
boanyoh tax sic przy.wyczailismy, ae
beg nioh byloby nam ozegos brak
Chcielismy nawet zsprowadzic dc
niej sPeoyalny telefon /. rsdakoyi
naszej - sby s,arej godzinie So
bic pogswed.ic lub prywatnis sobie
nawymyslac, zamiast W ga.eois. A
tn ooP Cd raAu nj stad nj Z owad
nsjezyls SIC biedao.ka srod.e i ma
marudzifa az saesc szpalt, kt6re ,
wielks uwaga czytalismy, kt6re
ME tyIko, ze mas ME zbudowaly -
ale przeOiwnie przysrlismy do tegc
Pr.ekouania przeswiadozenia, &c
ten artykui to wlasoiwie klaps beg.
pieczehstwa, ktors sssiadka paszs
pod Prssya kilku ksis.y. :. otwor.y.
Ia zsszumiaio trocbe. -. jua.
Me wiemy .tet, dl, jskiej pr.y.
czyny kochsna nasza sssiadka choe
uchods;6 "a gors.s ani.eli Jest "
rzeczywistosciP Csy pr.sz .bytoia
okromnoscY Boo "a rosumna Jest,
aby dwis sroki cd rsru Ia ogon ois-
gneas.
o co chodzi!
Koohsna nasrs sssiadks powiads,
ae Zgoda " mr.. o 10 zsc.spiia ca.
is Psrtye konserWatypnq Ale bro6
Bozel Pisalismy tylko o partyi kle-
rykaInei wyrszais wielks duma
rsznsczylismy, .e Gazeta Ratolicka,
czy to powodu tax bliskiego z ma.
III sssisdztwa ozy To. nile - woale a
wcsle pismem klerykslnem ME Jest
= choc ja crasami klerykalizmem
ozuc - ale to mas ME dsiwi, gdys
ocierajs sic o nis ro.maici ojoowie...
Powisdsmy tn raz jeszCze | twier-
dsimy ne siusrns dums, .s sssisdka
nssra, Gozeta Kat. jest nsjlspszem
polsko kstolickiem pismem " Ame
ryce.
o co chodzi?
Powisds dslej sssisdks nssza, ae
Nv Ameryce nikomu sic ME sn:lo
prowadzic jake polityke ugodows".
Me wiemy 90 sic Daszej sssisdoe
sniio, pewnie, ze licrbs jej sbonen
tow wrrosis do 100000, o.ego jsj 9
csiego sercs tyczymy - ale fskt
zostsnie fsktem, 10 pisms nssze kle-
rykaIne zamieszczsjs bardro niebez
pieosne przedruki " kisrunku ugo-
dowym.
o co chodzi?
Kochans sssiadks gnisws sic M
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

o tysiace mil cd ladu, pfyna W
kierunku oznaczonym, do mieJ-
sea przeznaczenia podaaaja - i
z drogi ME zbocza - chociaa
niebo pokryte chmurami. cho-
ciaz huragan szaleje, chociaa
fale pietrza sic W okoio. Me
widac gwiazd ma niebie, nj
drew przy drodze, zadnych
znak6w ktoremi by sic kiero-
wall - a jednak smiafo i od-
waznie piyna - a jednak wie-
dza gdzie sic znajduja i jaki
trzeba okretowi nadac kieru-
mex, ably do portu przypfynac.
Czem oni sic kieruja? Co
i'm powiada W jakim piynac kie-
, runku? | dla czego, chociaz
hiebo pokryte jest chmurami i
rozhukane morze statkiem
rzuca - aeglarze wiedza gdzie
sa i dokad piyna?
Otoz maja ma okrecie b,eSole,
kt6ra i'm wiernie droge wska-
zuje, ktora i'm powiada, W kto-
rym popiynat kierunku. Buso-
la - to skarb nieoceniony ze-
glarza, to jego duch opiekuhczy
- to jego ma morzu aniof
stroz.
Instytucye nasza takze po-
rownaG MONA do navy, kt6ra
pfynie wsrod nieraz rozhuka-
nych fal do miejsca przeznacze-
MIA, a ktora, chociaz nasz hory-
zont chmurami pokryty i dla
Okla niewtajemniczonego zadne-
go ma pozor widomego znaku
ME ma,.podfug ktorego MONA
by nawa kierowac - jednak
ciagle w kierunku oznaczonym
pfynie z drogi ME zboczy.
Kierunek nawie naszej NADIA
ie - ndsza 6usold.
BuSols naszq umiesci W ma
vie, naprawi j wyczysci kaAdy
sejm, najwyzsza Zwiazku VIA
dza zwr6ci ia W pewna strone
i ustawi przy niej urzedni-
k6w swych, przykazujac i'm
swiecie, ably wiernie j statecz-
ME oczy ciagle ma 6usoIe zwro-
cone mieli - aby "a mic W
swiecie i dla nikogo raz ozna-
czonego kierunku navy zmie-
mic ME powazyli sic ME zmie-
Mill.
pfynie nawa nasza - do
kad? Do oznaczonego miej-
sea? jake to oznaczone miej-
see? Wolna i ludowa Polska.
Czy przypiynie do tego portu?
Przypfynie stanowczo - jesli
kierunku, jaki nam nasza btlso.
la wskazuje ME zmienimy. Me
zmienimy go, chociazby lima
droga byfa mo&e przyjemniej-
sza, mniejby moae wymagaia
poswiecenia j cierpliwosci,
mniejby byio ma niej przesla-
dowah j uragah, a wiecej wy
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Chicago, ILL.,, Gwartek dnia 25,go Marca 1897 roku.

mas, as prsedewszystkiem pracujsmy
dla sprawy narodowej. / pis.emy
i twisrdzimy, il wisra sw. v aadnem
. aadnem ME .naji iujs sic tn nisbe.
piec.ehstwie, wieo ME potrzsba jej
tax bardso broni6.
A my wan sssiadko m to odpo
wiemy, ae gdyby pisma nas.s kle-
rykalne polskie mniej nbroniiy" via
~ sw., ME .robily by takioh wyio
NOV W s.eregaoh wisrnyoh.
Wieo co chodzi?
VIE tenn prsscie4 kochana ns
sza sasiadka, ae Zgodd .awsze Wy
rsAala sic uwielbienism ozoia o
nieodtalowanej pamieoi wielkim Pol
ski pr.yjaoielu Piusie TX, " kt6re-
go serou my uoiemie.sni przesla-
dowani po wlochach pierwsze zaj
mowalismy miejsce. VIE takte So
siadka naszs, zs obeonie ME konis
oznie dla mas przychylne prsdy poja.
WHY sic " polityoe kosoielnej; 90
dzimy jednak, ae W danym razie gio-
wa Kos,iola, do kt6rsj narod mas.
tax jest przywis.any, kt6rs ozoi !
kocha - przychylne W obeo mas zaj
mie stano wisko.
o co chodzi?
Kochana nas.a sasiadka pis.e da
lei, ae my polacy " Amsryos po
winnismy kraj o rade pytac, ae ons
tel .asady sic trzyma Pytamy sic
cry koohsna sssiadka sad.i, ae kraj
to psrafa ks. Pitassa, lub innegc
kr6lswistka polsko. smsrykahskiegoi
.e ktos CORY naks.uje, as tylke
jedno istnieje stronniotwo? Ot6a oe
robimy, robbery ~ porosumisniu ,
krajem - wieo o co chodziy
Cd dawna ju. pr.ywyklismy dc
rosmaitych cytat Pisma sw. W Ga
secie Kat, ME sadzilismy jednak
ze kochana sasiadka, Katoliozka, bic
gia " Pismis sw., INA tak.e sdani,
takioh autor6w pogshskich jak Ari
stoteles ! Plutaroh; lub ze gorszy,
bed.ie o.ytelnik6w swyoh, piszao
ze wielki nasz Lelewel oaie zyoi,
uozyi nas pracy | wo}al: praouj! -
a dopiero jak umieral wo'ai: i mod
sic! TOT to ka.dy potra6l Takin
ME byi Lelewel.
Namsrudziws.y lyle nss1a dro
ga sasiadka powiads, ae to nasze
strony jest krok dobry, i. Kosoio}o
wi szkodzic ME choemy. Tu sic ju;
.uPeinis pomyliia poplstaia sasiad
ks - miala ons widocznis ma my
sli Polaka 70 Anseryce inne kle
rykalne pisms, kt6re, ohooiaz tege
nks. Pawe1" ME przyznaje - kos
oi6s nie.ale.ny utworzyiy. Powis
dajs niektorzy, 70 6w ,ksiad. Pa
wef' ma zreszts glove tax pusts
jak stodoaa ma przedn6wku.
o co ,oiec chodzi?
Chodzi o to, aby Gaz Kat. sta
nswszy ns gruncie szozer.e kstolic
kim raz jut przestsia robic slodkie
oozy do klerykaiow, jak kotks do,
ksiezyca, aby IA klerykaiow karku
ME nadstawiais, gdyt oni zle sic od-
wdzieozs.
Cbodzi o to, ae pismo kstolickie
powinno przedewszystkiem, jak to
jut pisalismy, misc ns oku dobro
Kosoioia "A ME pewnych ksie.y;
chodzi to, as Gazette Katolickq
woale q wosle ME mislismy ma mysli
Pis.ac srtykuly o nsszyoh pismsob
klerykaInych - q ME konserwatyw
nych katoliokioh.
Czy vie teraz koohana sssisdka -
Z kt6rs l my rowniez walki ME ohce.
my, gdy. to dls mas r.eoz wstre
tina - O co cItOdzil
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

staho.ykowskie na wlasns reke po
lityke ugodow ~ pielegnujaoe - kark
skreoilo. nWedrowieo" przestal we
drowa6 .asnal suem wiec.nym.
Pan Bog jakos ME laskaw ma na
s.yoh klerykal6w.