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The record-union., 1897-12-04

Of murder in the first degree, and the
punishment for that is death.
Reflect upon it. Reflect upon the
death Of him whom you slew. 1t is
the duty of the court to fix a time for
the execution-the law pronounced the
punishment. / shall give you.a rea-
sonable time, the law permits me TO
do that 1t is needless for me to state
anything touching the facts in the case,
more than to say that the evidence
justifieS the verdict.
THE Judgment of the court is that
you shall be taken hence to the State
Prison at Sing Sing within reasonable
time and that there you shall be exc
cuted in the form prescribed by law in
the week beginning January 10, 1898. "
Thorn listened without moving
muscle, and when the Judge had fin
ished he inclined his head slightly for
ward as if bowling to the court
The prisoners lawyers then handed
up an affidavit applying for an appeal
Justice Maddox took the affidavit, and
will pass on it later.
Thorn was then led back to jail.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
Ornamental Clocks.

Told you yesterday OF the big
values we were offering in Plastic
Marbel and Dresden China
Clocks. Former prices were about
double what they are now. We
have offered no such values in
clocks for years; better come and
see them. Will make fine holi-
day gifts. Some reduced to s. Is
while the most elaborate ones are
under $40.
The record-union., 1897-12-04

ITEMS Hats, soc.

With the opening of business
to-day we shall place on our coun-
tiers Mems Black Wool Hats. Me
dunn shapes, suitable for every
day or working wear. Good hat
for 3oc each.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
Fur and Ostrich
ANeCkWear.

; In Our Cloak Department we
D are showing the newest things i'll
( Fur Collars, Tippets, Shoulder
( Capes, Collarettes and Boas. No
winter costume is considered COM
Z plete without some stylish neck
\ wear of this sort.
: Black Ostrich Collars, Is inches
A long, ST IS and So so.
Z Ostrich Boas, 1 yard to Il yards
( long, including black and fancy
B colors, S. so to 81 SO.
? Imitation Stone Marten Collars,
81 so each.
I Electric Seal Collars in various
new shapes and fancy combina-
Z tons of seal and astrachan and
( chinchilla trimmed. Prices from
b$3 SO to SIS.
; Handsome Black Marten Col
lars, $40 50.
: Medici Collars in dyed Opos-
sum, 81 IS.
\ The very best assortment OF the
< genuine Stone Marten Collars,
+ Scarfs and Collarettes can be
; found here from SI2 so to SIS.
Something new in gray Chin
chilla Collars can be had from S.
1 to $40 each.
J White and Colored Feather
Z Boas in pink and blue, So each.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
WOmen's Swiss
Ribbed Vests, ST 25.

American made, but the ribbing
is OF the Swiss pattern alternating
wide and narrow. They fit the
form perfectly. Another feature is
that the woolen yarn in them is
OF extra quality and especially
treated SO as to avoid shrinkage.
Colors cream, pink or natural
gray. Price ST IS.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
Extra Warm
|UnderVeStS.

Some women are more sensitive
to cold than others. For those
who are we have soft, heecy un-
dervest of cashmere wool, heavy
weight. Comes i'll white or natur-
al gray at ST 25.
Drawers to match at same price.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
= 81 WeinstOCk Lubin C Co.. 4OO4I2 K ST. SACRAMENTO

There are three varieties of the dog
that never bark-the Australian dog.
the Egyptian shepherd dog and the
'lion-hearted" dog of Thfbet.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
TO-DAY, 8 A. NJ.
Sale of Nine
important
MILLINERY
ITEMS.

The millinery items offered to-
day are all desirable goods. includ-
ing stylish Black and Walking
Hats, new shades in MORE and
fancy ribbons, and splendid values
in wings and feathers.
LOT I.-RIBBONS-We shall
place on sale to-day about 1900
yards OF choice All-silk Moire Rib
bons in bright new shades suitable
for hat trimming, neck wear and
all kinds of Xmas fancy work. We
shall also include many odd lots
from our regular stock of wide
fancies, tafetas and changeable
ribbons at same price. Colors are
all fancy shades, also black and
cream. PRICE, 1tss' 5C.
LOT II.-An entirely new line
of ST so Black Walking Hats in
latest Tyrol and Alpine shapes,
wide satin bands and large satin
bow on side. A beautiful shape.
psissy's pp;ss, SIC.
LOT III.-Novelty Walking
Hats, stiff brim and soft dented
crowns, silk ribbon band and quill
trimming, in new shades OF seal,
cardinal and dark green.
psis.y'' pPiss. 46C.
LOT IV.-Remarkable values
i'll Winthrop Walking Hats, large
satin ribbon bow on side; stylish
velvet trimmed turbans, black
beaver crown sailors and large
black Bennington dress shapes
worth from 81 IS to ST Is each.
Psiaay's Psies' 39C,
LOT V.-Also IS novelty Che
mile Dress Hats, worth from So Is
to So each, will be included at SOC.
LOT VI.-Women's Leather
colored Cowboy and Brown Felt
Sailors, ribbon trimmed, at 27c
each.
LOT VII.-Sale of Black-point-
ed Wings at I23c and 22c each.
LOT VIII. - Large Black
Plumes, worth ST IS, at sc.
LOT IX.-Bunches of Black
Ostrich Tips, 3 to each bunch, for
66c bunch.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A Pleasant Entertainment an
Dance at Pythian Hall.

Sacramento Lodge. No. IL, knights
OF Pythias, gave a very pleasant
stereopticon exhibition and bail at Py-
THAN Castle last night The attend
ance was large, and a good time was
the ORDER.
Rev. A. c. Herrick was at his best In
describing the Klondike views thrown
upon the canvas, and the beauties, dam
gers and inducements Of a trip to the
frozen north We're clearly set forth.
After the stereopticon exhibition.
dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour
The record-union., 1897-12-04
BLACK BOucle Jackets, SIS.

We are offering special values
! in Black Boucle Jackets, all silk
lined, perfect fitting, OF good ma
terial. Price S. each.
The record-union., 1897-12-04

Civil Service Examination,
The civil service examination for
clerks and carriers in the Postoffice
service will be held at the Postoffice this
morning
The record-union., 1897-12-04
More OF Those
r-tight Stoves

This morning with the opening
of business we shall offer another
lot of those Air-tight Stoves, same
as offered November 9th. We sold
all we had then in a short space OF
time and have not been able 10 get
a second supply until now.
There are several sizes OF these
stoves, but this is the large size,
standing over three feet high.
The stoves are air tight, and, as
result, the wood is much longer
in burning than in ordinary stoves,
and every bit of it is consumed.
You need not take out the ashes
oftener than once a week. and
even then you will be surprised at
the small quantity. This shows
that the CONFUSION is complete.
They have a double-lined hre-box
and will not readily burn out.
The record-union., 1897-12-04
I'm So
Hard
To Fit

is the complaint so often made.
That's because they HAVEN'T
LOOKED HERE. Always on the
alert for the best and newest of
everything in the clothing line we
have secured the sole agency for
Sacramento of manufacturer who
makes only clothes for the hard
to-fit,' devoting all his skill and
low well ard easy We can fit you with
The record-union., 1897-12-04
A $1,000 Toy.

The Automatic Circus" a toy
made in France at a cost original
ly of $4,000, will be in operation
to-day in our Toy Department.
Bring the little folks to see it.
and the other sights of the toy
room.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

h'..II ~ En'"unt"r ii-i"""n >T"It''
,nd al NIbupu"rpu~sn.
81 " llaThaugh. ut kanNl1 tlty, who
Nn- t"'n a guest i Stutg@ European
i"r lrH days past. was taking walk
uu t,'lh street abuul $50 U'clrk last
hJs't. accompanied hy a I-rnh, when h"
~ ,rr"-trl by a couple "l lucal clafhc,
t"r, tui QUESTIONED ~ Ia the nature oI
hI- .u-ln"S~ III this city.
lI- .,ur>tlunrt- suspected hun Ot h"lng
u ruunad "-,~ttrr.' tut h" maintained
tt Zee WAS here ~ the Interests ul
huuu, Mercantile Agency and oiirr~i 10
pr,,r II hy l.. Il. lutnry. Im> propo-i.
t.u ~t- satisfactory 10 his gu'Stlonrr-
hI, l.iutr they Jaw that gentleman, liaT
h,ush Weakened and confessed that hr
~. = '-IHiirr
Ihr hu-kipst NJ his arrllsrra then
changed IL" argument iF"m words tn
h-,'. hui ~ n result llafhaugh i minus
"u" of hI- pearl, teeth, which the victor
h"ll, =, u trophy of his victory
I'" i"trctl'r Yer, ~nn realized that III
III ~l,Ir ui inter, ia~ing h" waS certain
t"r .Du" uut second best. -o a. placatr hl-
uNar"ut. he turned over scaled and
sa'u,rA report. which proved I" hr harn
be- n',I unnhJa'tl lonhblr. lie was then
E',r ,il'd To depart IN peace.
NJ liWhaugh ~aS -''rn al his hotel
t.N and asked Tor III, account "i the
thr utrT II, Sas uult little -pnIi
liz t'iulnl. and not n highwa! robbery
l"I rhll -aN that ! unlt lo-t "It "i my
l"r' ,ud not two ~ rrpurtrd.'
N,nu asked II hr prop"sr,i tn Il" HnN
V.nI luther IN th" matter hr whs mum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11
~IItINI MIIII>'.


Ih'. u,,u. "i I.,,",r,o" u,ld , n,,ttug
I,.t Nlghi
lnr -r.cltl mrrtiug ot the -chuol h"atd
h-l uIgll, wh- sdii,i tu uf.'rt with Pies.
iirut iulu,N ia tlr char
MI m. Iunrr- pfr-rui HIth th' rNcrp
,Iru a.. iII~;,r ( lDlulmflII
iur uUa'ltr- oi the prev luu- meeting
"rt" rras aud alrr"N,I
lru,t'r ~tfuug ~latri that II wa- hl~
understanding that the aradrnn, building
Nh- t"Ilr,i T., tur chiru iar year aha ~,
.ruuI NrAI ~ stated ~ The minutes
lru.trc FOX sam that Ia" pfuIu~ltlon Ia
rent the drairu.N iui mn" .rhnnl months
at - pet month ~a- all ia" PROPOSITION
the -"rirtN hti tr ull"T
President iulurN ordered iha, II there
wh- ~ ulI"ctluu That the huililug com.
mttl"" coulter with th" huati ui directors
ui the academy hGiiIlng, ahd tx NY The
lra-".
Ia" superintendent report "n Ia" ~
construction ul t'Ir hlgn ~riIuui Nd- read
~ l"lIuW.
Iui. li..n,. la.. ur t'. r..n.
hrut,rmru IN compliance with "A rr-o,
luton hN the nrhri AZ the last regular
lnr"tl * the super ut"ud"nt hrg~ lra,,
to -uhml, the i"tluH.ug ~ tu the recon
,lrurtiuu IT ia" liIgh ,chr"l
Al IA" rigith sfai" pupils L. l~ -"nI
IT, the hlri wait.
hr -'Nlh are tu IrlIdln.
vi u" seventh III the lhlrh ward To IL
sent tu tl, Fourth. the seventh and sixth
tu r"nIau
Al the ninth tu hr sent tO the High
q, I...t A..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11
TIIE STORY TRUE!
The Passenger Train in The
tNporia Wreck Arrives,
Mon Wm ]. ryan Not the Painted
II 80.
Il.,.r ~ "thc ,itl n" G.y,> som
uupuhh>h 4 f.,'N.
~ ,PONSlBlE slGNTRS
Kt,PoNSiBtE siGNT rs
uN lu,IN " !
~rI,'uIirr i1 $50 3

''''''
.t.ur u,,i a bower ptlru w..
Yiruunt m the Wfrrk m ih-
A.. u im,.ra. Nan W. l.Ifr lu
,,.. ., u,.ul the Iuur,u,trir, regard
... '.Iu.,rl.1i lhr l'uu Nuuau.
/. ,M not. huWN,I tu d'iitrt
u. o.. lfum IT," human r' uf uu
. .tu
l-A Arr that Nj hNau di uuh
g.. , plata \mrr,iu ritiI"u- dlI
....... .u eating l"t thr Wuuud,d Hui
.N. .ul dld not pull thrm lrun IT,"
,.r Wtrrk ~ hr lett ~ q eat iut
Am. .r., nrittr the Wrrckig, tuuk ire
H. a.,- not among thu-r Nhu vent into
p,.,.-i rl the d"hfI- Hui lug uui tlr
mia, .utl,-. hul vd~ go the outer ,dgr
81, N.ik. assisting tp ear" luf thu-r
" A.rr Carried "ui "i III" ","rhng" !"
,l,rnpt tu flug ~ llr political
.r.. ,uh the dung word" 81 puut
,rr. ,H lu him r"gaf,llng -ain", l. purely
t,,,.rk of ~ luIAg uhllN" f"I1ft"f, AM
.h.,. ,.llural nuturirt, gone to ~"",i,
|.. uuI.T,Ignri, occupants ul the
T.. .,. Nllrndr, wrfr among the litSt ~
H.. , ....t, tn reach the lead aIi diving.
ALL. ...ut the flames tlll driven back hN
hm. ,.l while none cIhlm special dis
u.... tof hrtui-ul. all hnuw ia" ~tn,".
m... uu,ir h Associated l'fr~- lis
u' were largely u"rirawu ~ 'h"
90. VII bryan
R ~MiIu. irtt-hutI. kt~
RuntkI~uN, Milwaukee, vi
NnNN~,
l,u1 Fisher Ruildng. hrhgr
4 M,uINNl-. iu- Nu9rl"~, cal
...u NNI-uN. New lutk
iir,W. ,ilrhr NV
VI MloiI"I. InrNtrp"c. M"N
,.u. The lll.fntrd W. pi,-rng"r
u,. Nr-t lDuii ~ ia" lrrtlhI" wreck
n... ,upria. Mas, Reached tins cltN Al
..lN, and the ahnNr article rtr
l.,. .u'u,d wa- handed I" lnt 'Ill/l\
r., ,utdtiNr. With tur f,Iur~t that Il
b. ,.,h I,h"d. unr III the -lgn"r-
-,' that great credit l.
due +. &. kttrT lot releasing
o.. 80 ,im thus enabling IL" ear to 10"
nN h' having snin" Know wl"isr al
t.l.tlIug ili Agrr" that h" worked
81. 4 ,lrmun. Alfredo u. Nlani-. gen
rt,. ~ ,ilag"r uf the innsnlliatrd tupal
Il Mines 60 .tupalJulu. l'utarg", N"N
IT, .. c,nird to haN" h"-u III" hero ut Ia"
hur hr having work Il regardless "i self.
an -, several imi cuts Ia -h"~ t"r hi
rN r, he l. credited with SAVING four
iN. AMI hi+ mining rngih""t, Nlir"l
- NA'-oIl. II New YORK. i- also gwen
uY.. credit James Il smith, u real
estate agent. Of iitt-hnrg, kan-h~, rll
funl,. tutIry uf Mexico, II also one oI
thu, deserving u m"ial tor bravery.
li.N Laws. of Honolulu island. AMI
v i,,lrrt-nu. Oi Milwaukee, Wis all
W.ikui Ike heroes At the wreck. thr~"
gn'.rlurn we're at the drpt I" day
N',n "a" train arrival
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11
| / HOPGlCUlI RAJ FAIR.
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i'uhl ia "'ti that las r'u~ri a tt"t
l"d "l It. uh," lu ih" w"tIi llnH o."
ar nu~ ia iu"gr"-- hh- ll~-Ipti"i o.,
iuuhl- ~ tn lr' hiIuN 10 NrW No.. g..
pt"iur" ifUi-. H"rt- hul vegetables 800
~ u'u p.'l",il'u ~ "rt gIui .I =
.rraiu. II j. tr exposition 'lu' N"'N
rr,Ilrut ot \"N M"NIcr has f"i-.u l,l'
ptu,Il ui II l. Hu ,NIs-I,Iuu THAI Wuu. !
rhu-" green iIui- /" app"af 90 the upII'-
IT Michigan, \"W l"r-,N. Itl,Wtr' a.,|
Man lard irWil gfuwrf- |, is hu o., Ir-i.
tluu That ~alI-'r-. h"lug ir,l' ru,p ,u.lug
ami instructive.
AMONG the uu'hi.lr inral rNhllI'- nr.
| the dI-plaN- uI Ntthur l.tI". urlfrlIH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

III. ,IuI,u- Iiu',. ~ N'W Ori"su>. un"Ts
S!u.uuU i"r "n,"-i.
Wheeling. sept ~. ~ Champion
IAlIr. j 'uThrit Whu l. here to-day Ia
ull iir-l base With tl," Wheeling base
hall team, trrrlN"i "A telegram iruu Chi
cage inlmmlug INN that the N"rlhrrn
.Iuldnr rluh. uf \sW orleans, uil"t- t+I,
utI tot contest between t"fl"it AMI
tiil.lmmuu~ turh"tt arcrpts H." "N"f
and viii wait tot tIty-tIunulI-' decision
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

ON,t Iu.urg'uis N"t"n ''hiU'i WINE
u,- N''i Ihi- tN"uiug
NaItli, sept ml"f ~. NrH- t"c"i'Hl
here ul the rapture lN IL" iusutg"ht- al
the town NlrtuTIh santiago Il" uhh, li'
rau-,d great excitement III" cabinet
minister have mrn ~uuin"l"d I" meet
tins evening e. CONSIDER the situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11


''''''' ''',' re ~ '-''"'' zee We 80" y"
'''' w w. ,'' w So ''''''
N'"h"' ' " NNr'u hll r W l"n.
D" l"'.i' "tu " I'f' jIlR" '"il''t
"h 'h' hlhll IHItui"it~"l'i"f"l against
' '1I'I. Iu VI" ra-'~ ct " '
N'h'I"'' ~ "" w. n"rtW Innli~t'lg
'"U'rhN F'I ''li"hi"i N~ "tun~l"la
'', ,"l- To ."i' l" .i'" hh-""f- ia time.
di l'''-'.., '"i ''" l"I"uldlit~ argued
'.h'. g. 70" '.td ll'"l u In"Il"u Tor security
' ''..- hui u Hi| NO. i""n acted ur"u.
"' ~ n"' "hIi.' t. pat ~ ht- an'" ~.
i'rlf" ulil"f l"rli'd ~ hi- ld\"t, set
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

he a--"--Iurut ROLLS were completed
l.-t"riaN an Ia IA! Viii h' -'ht tu Nu.
dltut Matrrlluu ,,hfrIA nj santa H. inr
Tpll- show yIiln,b' worth uf taxable
PROPERTY IA the clt, AMI the collector WJll
collect -" - hS"- from H. lhr Val.
uatlun ol property ~ thl, count viii
pr hAhh equal that Of any other two
cOuntie-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11
Ir N-Ess - ',""ls

.urullmrut this wear l"f ~" lifst
'N. rasl ~ilr ~rhutl, VT ~, A.
"-a...' 80 iut last NrHf. hr upper
- have "A better altruhaur" than
'.I III" opening wa-\ tl" h'-l ever
hr Nro. scholars arriving prrpat'"l and
l"..''ou hIng taken ~ ~ the r"'ln-
Al .r In district NJ I. IA ~rst Las
"tN- th' -rhnnl has Nh Ail"nhanr" oi
...,r-, Whlrh viii l." increased L"
al A. ..a' a, -,su ~ the crops have h''"n
L' .-,rd Examiner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

itst wa Nr rlinI"d ~ Salit"'nis

Ft,.t wa HU rnnI"I ~ 1alit"'nis
s!i ,uuu,
\rW N"fl, sept ~ unInand"f Hnlh.
fucker Win -iatt iu morrow iuF 'hllinf
ma tu inaugural" the llt-l rul"hi under
lli" au-wrrs nt Ia" SALVATION Army, u"
sam several wealthy citizens oi san
tTanri-ru ,l-''i t.,s" tnf IA" organ
il,tlnn :" = r"lruN ~ that rlt, "n the
l,up- proposed b. hun II Ma stipulated
that ,llr rul ~ -hould l." planted ~ tai.
ifTuli. ~ II VA net l"-lfahl" 4" f"dur"
IA. population "i ~" guli"u -tal",
>iiN.T .ud i"an,
New lnfk. Nrui. a. silver, DE l."ah
tlut tupITf casting, lu'ah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

,.. I'r,plr uf \lani-,la And lA- liAn.
'''- .',i an Indignation meeting >,-trr
l'N rS,m-l the construction "i chnal-
~ no the limits III ihrlI lands,
." Iulluwing resolution Wa~ ai"pt'd
w. IA" p.opl- ni lA~ kanchs- and Ma
W'.h united ~ mass meeting, protest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-11

The Librarian ~ the Howard Mrmo
raj Library and the fi.k ffr" AMI luh
lIr Library "i " uflrhn-. la, I'f"'.
Nilll,m " ll'rt, Who Na- her" N"-i"idh'
aud lrtt this morning "n hi rtutu L.
\"w orleans, attended IL" M"pn lnilau
shake ani antolup" dHncr- trw lay
age lie VI, met hN htliiftN s"rfr.
sentative AMI, at uur frdu"~i, pres hf"'
thr tulluwilk arrnu i ui the dances tot
publication
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
BrOni swOich.

Szymon Czeohowioz, syn nieodaa.
sowanej pamieoi Wisdyslsws Crs.
cbowicza nspisai do jednego drisn.
nikow sngielskiob W Pennsylvsnii
srtykuf " obroDie polskow, o kto.
ryoh " komisyi iona oisis prawo-
dsvcrego wyrnacsonej skisdsno
faiszywe zeznsnis | swisdsctwa, a
misnowicie, Re polscy wegrzy %
przyczyns ogolnego W kopslnisch
wegla zsstoju ! stsgnscyi " pr.e
mysle hsndlu, ,e to ty~ioi bur.li.
Wy. ktory wisdsom sic spr.scivis,
.e prreto grsnice stsnu Pennsylvania
dls polsk6w ! wegr6w rsmkns6 ma.
Lefty.
M}ody Czeohowicz bardso logicz
ME ! zdoluie sbijs wsrystkie .srsuty.
List jego wywaA wrazenie " kolsoh
smerykahskiob.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
II Milwaukee.
Bee ChrystuSai

Przepowiednis naszs ziszcza sic.
KatoIik cd soboty ju. ME wycbod.i
trzy rszy ns tydzieh = ale zmienil
sic ma tygodniowke. Teke redsk
torsks objsi doktor teologii, bonoro.
wy kspelsn domku lauretsf .kiego.
,siotyoiel Stolicy Mqdrosci, ,litsra
ia" zswo'any oaiowiek podobno cd
pisluob jut ns wielkos6 ohorujsoy
- ks. Skulik.
Pan DIR. Jsworoicki ustspR Z re-
dsbcyi Rotoliko 1 o lie wiemy ma
ssmisr rospoorsc wydswnietwo ilu-
stsowaoego tygodniks " jeryku an
gielskim, " kt6rym oproc. rrecsy
wssecbswistowycb powsane misjsoe
ssjms taumscsenis najcelnisjssyob
uswor6w liter4sury polskiej jsk
Sienkiewicsa, Pruss, it'd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
NOtatki.

Rsdakoya nasza niejednokrotnie
oswiadozyla, ae cd siebie aadnego
ME Poda projektu reformy kasy po.
smiertuej dotyo.soegc. Specyalns
bowiem komisya Roma Rsadu Cen
tralnego wydelegowsns, projekt ten
opraouje Wv Zgodzie Iauiesoi pod
konieo czerwca iub W poczstku Ii.
pea.
Wobsc tego zbytsozne 50 oyni-
ozne uwsgi lub goraozkowe pytanis
pewnych pism.
Many saPewnienie, ae projekt u
ta.s sic W o.as.
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Bez Chrystusa.

Nasza prasa klerykalna, pod
kierownictwem ludzi wszelkiej
pozbawionych WARY - a goto-
wych wszystko zrobic, uczynjG
napisaG dla chleba kawafka i
miesa - szaleje ma dobre pei
nemi zaglami pedzi-w w otchian.
Prasa ia wprawdzie utrzymuje.
re wywiesila godfo narodowe
"a po mad tenn godfem znak
zbawienia - krzya. Coz kie-
dy ia prasa biadzi W przestrze-
nj jak meteor, kiedy artykufa-
miswe emf, jake publikuje, krzya
ha1bi, kiedy nauki Chrystusa
Pana, ME tylko, re ME trzyma
sic, ale wprost duchowi jej
przeciwna jest - coz kiedy
p-asa klerykalna, otaczajac sic
wonnemi kadzidlami jest:
Bee Mrystusa.
Prasa nasza klerykalna roz.
namietniona, rownowage stra-
: ciwszy odzyskac jej ME mo-
gao, poprostu wylomy wielkie
robi W szeregach wiernych -
prasa ia jest przeciwna Trolley
sw. - najwyzszemu ideaiowi
czfowieka.
Albowiem Trojca swieta Jest
pofaczeniem prawdy, piekna i
dobra. u tego zrodfa odbiera
powszechna czesc Chrystus
Pan, jest On bowiem najwie-
kszem i najwspanialszem wcie.
, leniem dobra. Do tel ani.l-
skiej, boskiej postaci Jezusa
Chrystusa zwracaja sic wszyscy,
zwracaja sic prostaczkowie i lu-
die wyksztalceni, zwracaja sic
wierzacy i niewierzacy, gdyz On
jest przykfadem wymownym
moralnosci W czynie.
Staiy i nieziomny W swych
przekonaniach byf Chrystus
Pan. Me przeniewierzyl On sic
nigdy gioszonym przez siebie
zasadom, ust swych kfamstwem
ME splamii, ME uzywal wykre-
tow, aby Iniknac niebezpiecze6-
stwa. Chrystus Pan byi wzo-
rem dla wielu, zwlaszcza W
nowszej erze, kt6rzy potepili
istniejacy porzadek rzeczy, kto-
rzy pragneli SWAT, lub kraj
swoj W dauym razie uzdrowic,
ktorzy pragneli swiatfo wpro-
wadzic do ciemnosci - ktorzy
cierpieli, przesladowani byli,
lub tez "a nauke swa smierc
poniesli. Dla tych wszystkich
ludzi przykfadem byl Chrystus
Pan; tego zrodfa oni czerpali
otuche, moe, sile nadzieje;
Chrystus Pan byi dla ich we
drowek slupep drogowskazo-
wynn. Chrystus Pan po wieki
wicklow stac bedzie ma oltarzu
swiata; jest On najwymowniej-
Sym przyk'adem poswiecenia
sic zaparcia. To tez wszyscy
ci ludzie, kt6rzy pracuja dla
idei, kt6rzy poswiecaja sic, So
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Sejm powinien takae zaja6 sic
s'islejs.a organisaoya Zwia.ku.

s'islejs.a orgsnizaoya Zwia.ku.
Ssosuuek Zarzsdu do grup cd
wrOtnie ME jest tskim jakim bye po
winisn. w obec s.ybkisgo w.rostu
szereg6w Zwiszku daje sic odo.uc
brak spresystego dzia}snia. Obo
wisski, jake ma s'ebie pr.yimujemy
dobro wolnie, tax trseba okresli6,
sby je kaady iatwos,is m6gi po
jsc i zrozumie6.
Zwiazek ME postepuje dose ener
gicznis wobeo wykroo.eh wlasnyoh
ozlonk6w, ME stale dose energioznie
do wslki lq isni bez oloi honoru,
szer1aoymi o MIN iendsnoyjuie khan
sswa Pcdts oszozerstws, postepuja.
cymi " ten sposob haniebny jedynic
" oelu zaskarbienia sobie iaski swycb
chlsbodaweow. Tacy oszossroy I
kiamcy, zmiedisjacy sws zasady jak
brudne rekawiczki, niszoza pemie-
dsy Polakami W Aueryce solida,-
nofc narodowa dla tego powinni
bye zdsmaskowani i wystswieni pod
pregierz opinii publioznej.
Zwiazek udowodni}, 90 energioz-
nj wytrwais praos 1dziala6 mo.na
/ jego Pr.essiosc jest najlepsra re-
kojmia, ae i W prrysriosci da,yc be-
d.is do wytknietsgo oelu ME zwa.a
jso ma aadoe przeszkody dla tego
smiafo wzywac mote kaadego prawe-
go polaks, ateby sic ME wahsi sta
nfc pod sztandsrem zwiaskowym.
z ufnc scis W sprawiedliwof6 po.
moo Bogs, osmieleni i zachsoeni do
tyohcIasowsm powodzeniem ma n
vie Praoy narodowej powinnismy
tenn smielsj energicsniej dziaisc.
Powinnismy naszs pracs udowo
dnic rodskom "a O,eanem, ze nar6d
Polski bez roanicy stanu ma W sobis
silly sywotns, ktore wydobyte, zla-
ozone sPotegowane wyrwa6 muszs
nar6d polski ze sromotnej niewoli.
Miejuy nieograniozons ufoose we
wiasns SHY zdOlnosOi, korzystajac t.
dobryoh rad, leoz ME polegsjao by
najmniej ua pomocy innyoh naro
dow; a Polska wolns bedzie, po.
dz ~ignieta z upadku energis VIA
snych dsieoi.
Me zwazsjmy na przeszkody sta.
wiane nsszsj piracy, a wybaorajso z
casego serca tym, ktorzy . nieswia.
domosci 50 naszymi przsoiwnikami,
starajuy sic poiaoryc pod sztanda
rem zwiszkowym jaknaj wieosj wisr.
nych syn6w Polski.
Zscznijmy zswozasu przysposa.
bisc sic do tel trudnej, lsoz dls do.
bra Ojozyzny chstais podjesej praoy
ma sejmie XII, dslszy s.ybki wzrost
zwiszku, spowodowsny rosumnemi
uchwa'ami prrysriego sejmu wyna
grodzi mas stokrotnie IA nasz trud !
mozoly.
Do widzenia ma sejuie " Filadel.
fill
Wasz syozliwy Kodak
leo. N. Helinski,
Cenzor q. N P.
ID q a h, dnia IL 90 mais 1897 r.