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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-20
Theirs First Successes. >

Theirs great achievement at A;v 80
IN winning a prize offered by the acaS'
envy for an essay on Vauvenarpues Tho
way in which this prize was secnras
was characteristic of Theirs. He wrota
one essay which would have been suo
cessful but for the fact that II ,ro.
known to be his. The ESSAYS were sont
anonymously, but Theirs had been mn
able to refrain from reading his to liz.
erary society. The royalists on the CON,
mittee. knowing its authorship. wero
unwilling TO grant it the prize and most
poned the lecision. Theirs at once wrote
another in different style, which Mic.
net copied and sent in anonymouslv
This essay won the prize, and the whole
town laughed at the clever scheme The
money which he received enabled hin,
to go to Paris.
He had hoped to practice law. but
found he had not money enough 70 no
admitted to the Paris bar. He tried nm.
successfully writing, fan painting and
the duties of private secretary. bnt
earned barely enough to keep from
starving i'll his garrett. Finally he got
chance to write for The Constitutional
The editor, to whom he had an intro.
duction, had thought to get rid of him
by asking him to write review of the
salon for that year. He supposed that
Theirs must fail in such task. The
artistic taste which had been developed
at AK made this review a literary
event. While doing justice to David's
great service to French art in the past
Theirs urged emancipation from the
letters with which David had bound
the French school and in contrast called
attention to Delacroix, then an unknown
painter. This single article did much
for French art and also secured the au-
thor position as journalist -Chau.
tauQuan.
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Christian, let alone Baptist minister,
he would go ahead with the marriage
service.
"Mr. Humphreys finally consented
and called out to Halsey to nod when
he should see the minister wave his right
arm, that being the only way in which
Halsey could make the responses. see-
ing as his voice didn't fairly reach to
the ground. Having arranged this sat
isfactorily, as he thought, Mr.. Hum
phreys went ahead, and in about two
minutes he had Miss Payson married to
Mr.. Halsey. Just then the sexton came
up with keys, and knowing where he
could lay his hand on length of rope
he took IT up into the steeple with him
and bent il on TO the bell rope. Then
he and Mr.. Halsey lowered Miss Payson
to the ground and came down the stairs
together.
"'You'll find your wife waiting for
You in the graveyard, says Mr.. Hum.
phreys to Halsey. She's naturally lit
tie excited, and she's resting on fiat
tombstone
eff you mean Miss Payson,' says
Halsey, Il can't understand why you
call her my wife.
"'I call her your wife, says the
minister, because have just married
you two, and don't allow no man to
question the binding character of any
that l have hand ill.,.
Married us!' cried Halsey. when
and where? This is the first time have
heard of it,.
Young man, says the parson, this
hyer's a serious subject, and l don't APP
prove of jokes on either weddings or
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-20

funerals. Miss Payson told me, while
she was swinging there in the air, that
you and she wanted to be married the
worst way, and so I married you. If
there's any mistake, I'm not to blame.
I've done my best as minister of the
gospel, and if you don't like it you can
go to the divorce court and see if you
can get it altered. I'll tell you candidly
that l don't believe any court will lis
ten to you, for my marriages are iron
clad and bullet proof every time and
worth good sight more than the So
that I'm waiting for you to pay me-.
well, Halsey, he went home pretty
mad, without waiting to see Miss Pay
son, and the very next day he begins a
suit for divorce. That's the great di-
vorce suit was telling you about when
l pointed out Rev. Mr.. Humphreys to
you. It's been dragging along for four
years. Sometimes it's decided in favor
Of Halsey and sometimes in favor of
Miss Payson, and then it's always ap-
pealed and has to be tried over again.
Miss Payson, she sticks to it that Hal
sey had agreed to marry her and that
he understood perfectly we'll everything
the parson said while the ceremony was
going on. The parson says that Halsey
nodded as was agreed upon when he
asked him if he took Miss Payson to be
his welded wife and all that sort of
thing, and that Halsey had hold of the
rope that was tied to Miss Payson,
which was all the same as having hold
of her hand. On the other hand, Halsey
swears that he never meant to marry
the woman and never knew that mar
riage ceremony was being gone through
with, but that he just nodded out of
friendliness when he saw the parson
waving his hand at him. The evidence,
as you can see, is pretty straight against
him, and when he does happen to get
verdict it costs him powerful lot of
money, for our jurymen are mighty
honest and high toned, and it takes
good deal of money to induce them to
see things in light favorable to Hal
sey. I'm interested in the case because
of its importance, for if the courts final
~ decide that man can be married to
woman when he is 70 feet above her
and don't know what is going on none
of us is safe, and first you know some
woman that is rushing through here on
the express will be married to me while
I am selling tickets in my Office and
knowing no more about than child
unhung. Well, there is no use in sitting
and dreading dangers that may never
come to time, and ! suppose if it's
mans fate to be married he's got to
knock under, and there's no good in
worrying himself over it till the time
comes"
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Moving Chimneys.

Years ago the business OF snoring Wy
and moving ordinary sized buliuine,
was considered somewhat risky aru
was one which only experts were wiz,
ing to undertake. Recently 1t became
desirable to move chimney, ana 'uo
idea was suggested that it migh, ~
moved intact. OF course 1t lnVoi'ou
some special preparation, but the , %sa
was successfully accomplished 10, ,no
chimney was So feet high, weighed ivS
tons, was feet square at the base ans
had outer and inner walls lnon
thick. It's destination led over rousa
ground, with grades up and down, ".
the job was completed without acclu ',or
or damage. There was neither cracA n~s
flaw in the masonry when the cnllnp.'
was set down on its new founu"'io..
This is the tallest and heaviest chilli, ~,
that has ever been moved. Ano'ns.
chimney 52 feet high was saieiy "~D
ferred,p and these two are, 1t IS peiio, ,.oe
the only ones ever taken from one P'"''
to another. New York Ledger.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-20
He Suggests a Suicide Tank.

Five attempted suicides and one success.
full one have happened In the town of
Flushing, n. Y, lately. DR.. Edward
Blocker, president of Flushing hospital,
has suggested the following remedy for the
increasing number of suicides:
Abolish the law furnishing people for
attempting suicide and then construct an
alright chamber. Fill this with carbonic
acid gas and place time lock on the door.
Any one who is sane and tired of living
could enter the chamber, and in / minutes
dissolution would take place without mu
tilation. Death would be painless.
DIR. Blocker Is of the opinion that II
people were offered the means of a pain.
less death very few would accept the CD
portunity. New York World.
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VIII Print . Newspaper Aaoat.

The steamer Manitou came up from the
Calumet the other day preparatory to be-
ginning the seasons run between Chicago.
Cbarlevoix, Harbor Springs and Mackinac
Island.
The steamer has been supplied with
fully equipped printing Office, and, every
afternoon, daily paper will be issued con.
tanning photographic news, happenings on
board, the passenger list and items of gem
eral interest. twill be called the Manitou
Light, and will be printed on heavy paper,
TO be Kept as souvenir of the trip by pas.
sengers.
The Geographic news will be received at
the last stopping point before the issue. -
Chicago Tribune.
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THE END.
snnnorted by Women.

Most of the men in the islands of
southwest Japan lead lives of idleness
and are cheerfully supported by the
women. The males are fond of music,
some Of them being excellent musicians
OIL various instruments, but it is consid-
srrd disgraceful for a woman to play.
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Dunas.

Alexandra Dumas, or Dumas pere,
lived from 1908 to 1870. His literary
life began with the play "Henry ILL.,"
in 1929, and his labors continued to his
death, aperiod of Al years. The number
OF novels, plays, poems and literary
works of all descriptions produced DUR
ing this time was enormous, few writ
ers OF any country exceeding in quantity
the amount credited to this remarkable
man.
The Advocate and news., 1897-12-08

Kansas & Western Railway Company; ana hnla ,
D6rs 10 100, inclusive of numbers and zoo,
Issued June I, 1887, In aid OF Che Chicago, KAN
sAs h Nebraska Railway COmpanyi and mum.
bera M 20 l76, inclusive OF numbers 1l7 and no.
issued November 4, 1887, in aid OF the Chicago
KansAs q Western Railway Company, each nInas
ber being ieg0lf bond for 81, ,OOO
Holders OF said bonds are hereby notified that
on the 2lst day OF January, 1893, said bonds will
cease to bear Interest, and they are hereby nOti-
hed 20 present same at the said fiscal agency OF
the state OF Kansas, hereinbefore mentioned,
for redemption. @. n. PATTI90N.
County Treasurer Dickipson County, Kansas.
Abilene, Kas., November Q. 1897.
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First published December l, 1871
Notice to Holders Of Bonds.

relating to redemption OF bonds issued TO rail.
road companies, which took effect March IS,
1887, hereby give notice that the county OK
Riley, State OF Kansas, will on the 9th day Of
Kansas In the city Of New York, State 09 New
York, redeem the following described bonds
issued by the said county Of Riley, to-wit:
Numbers from 1 to 100, inclusive Of numbers
cSEo. t ~, Kansas % & Nebrasi1 W RAILWAY COMPANY. %
each number being itself q bond for 81, 900.
Holders OF said bonds are hereby notified that
on the 4th day of February, 1893, said bonds will
cease to bear Interest, and they are hereby mott.
fed TO present same 90 the said dscAl agency Of
the state Of Kansas heroinbeRore mentioned for
redemption. J. w. LOWDERMILK,
County Treasurer OF Riley County, Kansas.
Manhattan, November 70. 1897.
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First publication December /, 1871
Publication Notice.
In the District court OF Shawnee county, Kansas.
II. L. Volckmor, Plaintlfi,)

In the District court OF Shawnee county, Kansas.
H. L. volckmer, Plaintiff
vB.
Louisa 7. Higgins, Henry No. 1919.
B. Higgins and Mamie
Q. Martin, Defendants.
To LouiSA T. Higgins and Horny B. Higgins
You will take notice that suit has bean com.
menoed against you and petition hlod Ia the
above entitled action In the District court OK
said county and State, and unless you 9newer
said petition on or before the 1Ath day Of Janu.
ary 1893, said petition VIII be taken as tiue and
Judgment rendered against you for tho sum Of
S208, with interest from the let day OF Januaty,
1896, at per cent per annum, and forecloeinR
the motgAgo executed by you 70 seoura said debt
on lots 6l7 6lo 62i and 62B on Fillmore street In
Martin & Dennis subdivision OF the N. 100 aoreg
OF the 8. e. u OF Sec. /, Twp. II, r. IS 10 said
county and etAte, and ordering said pFopavty
sold, and excluding all said defendAntg from
any right title or interest In or 70 said premises.
VIM. r. HAZEN, Attorney for PlaintiR.
Attest: Il. M. COCKRBLL,
[sRAL.l Clerk District Court.
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The Letters of
Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Edited with occasional biOgraph-
ical additions by Frederic G. Ken
yon. Illustrated with portraits,
etc. Second edition now ready.
Two Vols. Crown SvO. Price, $500.
II is a selection from a large mass OF let
ters, written at all periods In Mr.. Br0wnings
life, which Mr.. Browning, after HIS wlfes
they had been written. or from their repre-
sentatives. The letters passed into the pos
session Of his son, Mr.. Il. Barrett Brownlng,
with whose consent they are now published.
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First published November II, 1871
Notice to Holders Of Bonds.

In accordance with tbs directions OF an act
relating TO redemption Of bonds Issued TO rail.
read companies, which took effect March 10, 1887,
hereby give notice that the county OF Dickin.
son. State Of Kansas, will on the 18th day OF Jam
Kansas, in the city Of New York, State OF New
York, redeem the following described bonds
issued by the said county Of Dickinson, to-wit;
Numbers from to 116, inclusive OF numbers
and 1l6, issued July 1887 In aid OF the Chicago,
The Advocate and news., 1897-12-08

every line of this hits the mark, and to
any one who knows the fOrecastle and It's
types the picture appeals with the urgency
hundred and more pages he is equally unaf-
fected and forcible, equally picturesque. To
go through one chapter Is to pass with lively
anticipation TO the next. His book ID des-
tined to be remembered. "--N NeaO York Tribune.
The Advocate and news., 1897-12-08

Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern De-
partment, Central Division.
Court of Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division, do hereby certify that the
foregoing are true, full and correct copies
OF the sylabi in the decisions in the above
entitled cases, as the originals appear on
file in my office.
Witness highland and the seal of said
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court at my Office, Wichita, Kansas, this
2ith day Of November, A. ID, 1881.
w. A, AYRES,
Clerk of Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern
Department, Central Division.
The Advocate and news., 1897-12-08

assignments of error based on such rul-
ings.
2. Where the motion for new trial al
leges error in the giving of instructions
and the record fails to show that plain
tiffs in error excepted to any Of the in
structions given, such assignment of error
Attest: w. A. AYRES,
[Seall Clerk
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Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern De-
partment, Central Division.
No. 26l.
w. II. Voils, ct al, plaintiff in error,
VS..
r. +. Battin, defendant in error,
Error from Sumner District Court.
AFFIRMED.
The opinion was delivered by Schoonover, j.
Annual crops which are the product Of
industry and care, sown by the owner OF
the SOIL are, while growing and immature,
personal property, subject to attachment
and sale for the debts Of the owner" (Pol-
ley v. Johnson, 81 Kas, 4S)
Attest: w. A. AYRES,
lSeaLl Clerk
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with another in a grocery firm, whose
debts averaged an amount practically
equal to It's stock OF goods, and where ne
transferred to his wife all his property,
which was worth seVeral Thousand dohaTs,
except his interest in the firm, and the
evidence was conflicting as to his good
faith toward future creditors OF the nrm
in making such transfer, and as to the
consideration therefor: Held, that the court
properly submitted these questions to the
Jury, and that their verdict in. favor OF the
execution creditors, when approved by the
trial court will not be disturbed by the
Appellate court
4. Whether or not the debtor was part
ner with another In the ownership or the
property In controversy being question
of fact, and the evidence as to the same
being conflicting: Held, that the verdict OF
the Jury. after being approved by the trial
court, Is conclusive in this court as TO
the existence of the alleged partnership.
Attest: w. A. AYRES,
ISeaIl Clerk.
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern De-
partment, Central Division.
No. 227.
c. Schaum and e. w. Campbell, partners
as schaum & Campbell, plaintiffs in
error,
vs.
r. G.. Watkins and ]. G. Green, partners as
Watkins & Green, defendants In error.
Error from Butler County.
AFFIRMED.
1. Where the motion for new trial does
not contain any reference to the rulings
OF the court in respect to the admission
or exclusion of evidence In the trial of the
case, the Appellate court will disregard
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Dfuga siuiba.

SAN FRANoIsco, Cal.,. SLIGO
Marca. - Patrick Crowley,
szef tutejszego depsrtamentu
policy, przes}a} sw9 rezygna-
eye misarzom policyi Z "a
daniem, by go na mocy novel
ustawy pensyonowano. Sfuzy}
on W tutejszym departamencie
policyi 81 lat. Nsjprz6d by}
konstablem, kt6rym 60 obrano
VIZ. l954;w r. 1866 zosta}
mianowany szefem policy.
Potem W r. 1878 ME zosta1
mianowany szefem, i dopiero
po szescioletniej przerwie, a
eaten W +. 1879 ma nowo 60
mianowano szefem i cd tego
czasu juz bez przerwy pelnil
ten urzad. Liczy lat 76.
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azeby W Pistek, skoro sko1czy
sic posiedzenie, odroczono sic
az do Srody rano, z powodu,
ae nastepuis wiosenne wybo,
ry. Ts rezolucye p6zniej
przed}ozono izbie pos}6w, / ia
przyjesa ia takAe. w senscie
tea zastanowiano sic mad bilem
izby o konsolidacyi sadu wyz,
szego stanowego, ale przyjsto
dodatek senatora Berry, by
siedzibs tego sadu byso miasto
Springfield, a uie Ottawa.
W izbie posi6w po raz dru,
gi odczytano bill senatu o no:
wynn podziale stanu ma okrsgl
ssdowe. Nadto za{atwiono
sic z pierwszem czytaniem
wszystkich jeszcze pozosta4ych
blow, a by}o ich &c, tax, Ae
iuz ME ma zadnego blu, kt6-
ryby ME przeszedl swego od-
czytania pierwszego.
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lOS let Ma Polka.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, 81 Mar.
Dzisiaj umarla tn Ma}gorzata
Wesolowska, jak sic adaje
naistarsza W Stanach Zjedno.
czonych kobieta, kt6ra liczyla
l0S lat. Urodaiaa sic ona W
Ksieztwie W r. 1889, Przed 40
laey przyby}a do Wisconsin,
Miala syna "a letniego i corks
80 letnis; ci obydwoie mlesz-
kaja W Milwaukee. Najstarsza
c6rka zmar}ej umar}a pred
kilku miesiacami we wieku 70
lat.
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POWOdz.

GRENvILIE, Miss, 81 Mare.
Przez tray ogromne otwory
przebite W tsmach. szalone
waly woody rzeki Mississippi
wylewajs sic ma naiurodzaj,
niejsze powiaty stanu zrzs
dzajs ogromne zniszczenie.
Utrzymuja uczeni, Ae W skutek
obrotu ziemi naoko}o osl,
tego rodzaju przerwania lam,
zawsze zachodza ma zachod-
MIN brzegu rzeki: tym razem
iednakowoz przeciwnie sic
sta}o, gdyz nastapifo to ma
brzegu wschodnim. Ogromne
obszary pol bawelny So W mai
wiekszem niebezpiecaefstwie.
OMAHA, Neb., 81 Marca. -
z kilku mieisc W South Dako-
ia nadchOQz4 Wlelce nlepoko-
iace wiesci. q Huron donosza,
ze rzeka James W "a godzinach
podniosla sic, o dwie stopy.
Wszystkie pociagi kolejowe
zatrzymuja sic W skutek :pod,
mycia tol6w. Duzo most6w
zerwanych. z Vermillonstele:
grafuja, BE rzeka Missouri
podnios}a sic o 3 stopy. Il
Woonsocket znowu donosza, BE
Sand Greek ma szerokosc
dw6ch mil, q szyny kolei
Northwestern So zalane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-01

ciez co czytac W ,,Dzienniku Chica.
goskim", we ), Wierze Ojczyznie"
lub - Narodzie", czemu ME wyrzu-
cic domow naszych pismidel, kt6rs
gorsza lecz ME ucza, kt6re sieja ME
7gode zamiast miiosci bratniej, ogiu.
piajq zamisst uszlachetniac, czynia
mas podobnymi do zwerz4t zarniast
do Boga, daraa mas pieksem zsmiast
niebem. Woiajmy wszyscy razem
gaosem wielkim, .polskim i katolic.
kim, pod przewodem nsszego czci-
godnego kapiana, stop naszyeh
oltarzy: yOd powietrza, gsodu, mo-
ru, ognia, wojny niezaleanej schiz.
my, zachowaj mas Panic!
Paratsanin Wojcieehopa.
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Iajemnice pensyonarek.

So to rzeczy ciekawe = ia.
kie ,Tajemnice''. A jednak
bedziemy mieli sposobnosc do
wiedziec sic 0 mich czegos. To.
warzystwo Spiewu Panien sw.
Cecylii sprawl nam wielka ME-
spodzianke W dniu 9 Maja.
Przedstawi bowiem nova sztu-
ke pod interesujacym tytulem
,,,T a j e m n ce pensyonarek".
Przedstawienie odbedzie sic W
hall przy Bradley ul. Radzimy
szczerze kaademu zaopatrzyc
sic wczesnie W bilety. Kto sic
sp6zni, sam sobie przypisze wi.
ne, ME mogac dowiedziec sic
niczego - z Tsjemnic pensyo.
narek.
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damos. Natomiast kazde usi.
lowanie chrzescian bronienia
sic przed muzulmanami zostaje
udaremnione wskutek bombar.
dowania re strony okret6w
wojennych. Admira}owie wy
se}ais o mnie falszywe raporta.
Opowiadaja, ae dopuszczam
sic okrucie1stw, ze kaza1em
wymordowaG je6c6w Malaxa
i BE zamierzam uderzye ma
Canea. Wyszle ma rece ad-
miral6w energiczny protest.
ATENY, 31go Marca. -
Dzisiaj wieczorem ogloszono
rozkaz, aaeby zachodnia dywi'
zya greckiej marynarki skon.
centrowa}a sic pod Lucas. Ma
leas do tel dywizyi okrety wo-
jenne Acton, Eurotas, Basila-
os, Georgios, INaumachos'
Miaulis, Am brakia, Aphrosia
i cztery torpedowce.
BERLIN, 81 Marca. = Piec
mocarstw, do kt6rych Niemcy
ME naleza, wreczy4o sultanowi
note, asdajsca natychmiasto-
wego cofniecia wojsk z mad
granicy turecko greckiej'
LARuo1A, Cypr, 81 Marca;
Grecki parowiec Elene zabral
ma pok}ad tutejszych ochotni-
k6w rezerwist6w, majscych
zsmiar udac sic ma Krete. Ka'
pitan okretu ma nadzieje zmy-
lie czujnosc krzyaowc6w euro
pejskich, blokujscych wysps.
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Ttlegramy Gagraniclne
Sprzeczne WiadOmOSci.
Anglia prsgnle foWie ry6y
W metnej WOdzie.

ATENY, Sligo Marca. - Ty.
siac rezerwlst6w przyby{o do
Volo. Dzisiaj po poaudniu od-
bg} sic tam wiec ludowy, ma
ktorym wybrano komitet ma
jscy udac sic do ksiscia Kon-
stantyna z prozbs, azeby wy
ruszy} natychmiast przeciw
Turcyi. Ksiaze odpowiedzia}
komitetowi, re ME tract nadziei,
IL patryotyzm ludnosci greckiej
przyczyni sic do utraymania
pokoju. Grecya rozpocznie
u
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z WOjciechOwa.
(Kores2. ,Dz. Chic.")

Szsnowni Bracia Rodacy! smut.
no, smutno bardzo smutno, gdy sic
patrzy ma to, co sic mas dzieje.
Ne dawno temu odbywala sic
uroczystost poswiecenia choragwi
czeskiego Tow. Rycerskiego. Brady
W niej udziai nasze polskie Tow.
Rycerskie. Probcszcz czeskiej pal
r.fi prey kosciels ma rogu ul;c ls
Airport wyglosii piekne zastosowane
do okolicznosci kazanie, ma ktorem
zgromii swa czeska gromade, m6wiac
mas: Go Polak, to katolik a co
Czech to ,,czespes".
Dzisiaj tego mas powiedaietby
ME mog', gdya i miedzy mani znsj.
duja sic polskie ,czespesy", rome
tenn cd czeskich odszczepiehcow, ze
ci odstepuja cd razu cd WARY kato.
lickiej, podczas kiedy nasze nczespe'
sy" So tax zallepieni. ae chca ucho.
dzit "a lepszych jeszcze katolik6w,
niz nasi biskupi, ksia1a i wszyscy
wierni.
Zrywaj4 iacznos6 wiara nasza
"a kt6ra @ wicklow temu poni6s{
smiere meczehska sw. Wojciech, W
kt6rej obronie zginal sw. Stanis.aw,
zostaja wykluczeni Kosoiola sw.,
ktorym rzadzi zastepca Chrystusa W
Rzymie, kt6remu ulega GAIA Polska 1
smia pomimo to nazywat SIC Polska.
mi i katolikami.
kogo to uznaia "a swoich dusz,
pasterzy? Przewrotnego kozla, bo.
rowego Lagiewnik, wltdarzy z
Biedruska i poznahskiego schosn.
hausen. znamyCprzeciea tych jego.
moiciow, zwlaszcza owego kolek.
tors. ktory " Niedziele odbywaa swa
,misye" ma Kazimierzowie j ktory tu.
tai zwerbowalsobie nisgodziwcov, co
zawiazali jakis komitet szopki bal.
woohwslc6w, assby wyludsat Gently z
parafian ma Wojciechowie.
zawiedli sic wszakse ma mas poma.
cry borowych z kagiewnik w.oda.
rzy Schoenhausen. Spodziewali
sic zebrs6 tysiace dolarow zebrali
zaledwie tyle, lie i'm potrzebs byso
ns ,,tryty" W saloonach. Nasza wiara
ns Woiciechowie ME pozwolila sic
okryd wstydem hshba.
Bracia drodzy i Rodacy! Zostahmy
i nadsl tenn, czem jestesmy dotad -
wiernymi dsiedmi katoliokiego Kos.
ciols. Me danny sic uwie1d ami
falszywym mowom, ami brudnym
paszkwilowym 8azetom. Many prss.