davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Il B~ridesburg, Pa.

Obohod Kon.tysr oil 3go Msja
urrad1ony pr.ez ~towarzystwa ma
FranLfo:dcis i Brldesburgu odbyl
sic bsrdro wspanials i u~roorysois,
Ma C ,esc tego obohodu k-. probosro.
Marian Kopytkiswioz odprswii nIssz
pory dzieke.ynne o'godz. 2 wiecs
ma ktorJ ca to niessporach w~s.ysskie
Towarzystws wystsp:}y in oorpors.
Poczem nastspl wJmarsr ma h .le
PREY Irwin ! Thompson nj.
Prszes OBJ. FIR. Wo}nowski otwo
r.yi obchod ! wyjasn& " krotkiob
slowach Gel sebrania. Ma prszess
obohodu ~powoiano ks. proto ,sc1s
Mariana Kopytkiswic1a, kt6ry pc.
wolaf ma estrada wszysskich preze
SOW tow. biorscyoh udsisi W oooho
die. Ma sskrstsr.y obohodu powo.
iai St. Durzyhskiego / NJ. A. Woj
ciechowskisgo.
Poc.sm nastapii spisw og6lny
"Bots cos Polsks', pr.y akompanja.
msnois o~:kisstry pOlskisj 3Biaisgc
Orfa pod dyrskojs p.J6.efa Patnsrs.
2. Nova ks. probos. "a M. Ko.
pytkiew iO.a, " ktorej w~yjainii goa
o.snis dnia tego j oaay pr.sbieg kou.
s~tytuoji.
8. Soisw d.ieoi s~.kolnyOh Wi
tai msjowa jutrzenko".
4. Deklsmacja panny Walerji
Chudys.ewio., nS~tanisiaw Stas.yo".
5. spiew Ch6ru sw. CsOyli DC
praoy". pod dyrekOja organisty p
Chudyszewiozs.
8. Dsklsmaoja 7-lstniej Hsleny
Kedsiorsk:ej, ,Polskiemu Dsieoku.'
z. Nova p. Pawia Milswicsa
8. Spisw II d.ieoi s.kolnyob
mGd.is aes jest aniels moi.
o. Deklamaojs panny Franoisrk
Wrohskisj, nWestchnienie"
Ma z~akofozenie obohodu, pr.y cd
glosie orkiestry. odspiswano wsp6l
ME: uJesz,.s Polska ME zginela".
Trssbs nadmisni6. IL hals byi'
p~rzepsiniona publiosnosois, kt6r'
pr.ss oaiy ozas ME szosedsiis oklss
k6w.
Pc obchod.ie rozpoozat sic bal, n,
ht3rym bawiono sic AZ do rsns.
S Durzyhski,
NJ. A. Wojciechoacski,
sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelazna Wabash otworzyfa
swa LIME z Chicago do Buffalo ~zaczeta w
tejze chwili utywac fotelowych WACO
now ~osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezrownane fotelowe siedzenia.
Knox ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
dnim k~ompaniom, kt6re zaniosfy protest
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcac tym
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolei zelazna
do zapi 1estania uzywania ma w%scnodniei
linii tych wygodnych fotelowych wago-
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie Stowarzysze-
mia kolejowego odrzucili tel protest Ia
zdrosnych kompanii | kolej Wabash TAX
iak dotychczas tax / nadal przewozic be-
die passazerow w wygodnych najnow-
szego systemu fotelowych wagonach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Y Duluth, MINI.

Dnis lgo msjs p~ublioznosc pol
ska obchodzias u~roorystos3 Konsty-
tuoji Sgo Majs. Towarsystwa re
brady sic " polsk'ej hall ! uformo'
wawszy sic " swoioh rsgsljaoh ru'
ssyiy ma solsnne nies.pory. Pc Mess
poraoh " lynn samym porssdku wro
oily nshale.
Prezes komitstu obohodowsgo
prosi M prssesa obohodu oh. A
Grabsrkiewioss ! powoaujs ns sstss-
de wszystkioh m6wco~ jako tsa pre-.
sss6w ~sowarzyssw. Nsssepnis pc.
wossno NJ m6woe p. N. Msjsndorfs.
M6woa skrsSla dobitnsmi slowani
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Ksiatki do nabycia " admin.
stracji ,,Zg0dy''.

Historya Litwy. B. Limanow-
ski set.
Dwie Powiesci: 1 Poddany,
III Il g}odu sic ozenii 10ct.
Bohemia 3 tony Scot.
Dzielny Ch}opiec Szczesny
Rogala 15ct.
ksiadz Mackiewicz, Hecz-
kowska 15ct.
Wielki Rok, kuskina, W o.
prawie 75ct.
Wielki Rok bez oprawy 60ct.
DIVA Study l.. Wilkohska loot.
o kosciuszkowskiem p ow.
staniu NJ. Wysi. loot.
Parma Micia przez Pora-
dowska 15ct.
Malowniczy opis Polski j.
Chociszewski SCOT.
kto zamowi wszystkie ksiazki o.
trzyma II tomow "a $500
Adres:
,,ZgOda",
lO2-1O4 w. Division ST., Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
4 Chicago.
W0jciechoUo

ObOh6d 107 ~lssniej rooznicy Kon-
stytuoji Sgo maja, odbyi sic W Hall
Potash ego dnia 1go Maia rb. =
ur.adzopy starsnism i re wspoaud.ia.
Tenn grup Zwia.ku Mar. Pol, Od-
dzia{u wv. M. Pol. Sokoi6w / Spis
wak6w.
Oooh6d rozpoc.st sic o gods. 81
wieozorem. Pdblicznosoi sic dosye
Isbraio - pomimo, As urzsd.ono
j~ednoosesnie oboh6d W hall parafal
mel, pr.y koscisle sw. Wojoieoha.
zsbranis otwor.yl W kilku siowach
prszes obchod6w narodowych ma
Wojoischowie. p. J. Bobowski; ma
prs.ydujsoego pOwoiai OBJ. S. F.
Adalie Sa.aleokisgo, a M sekretarsa
uiaej podpisanego.
Program obohodu .ioayi sic jak
nastepuje:
L. Sp'ew ~polac.cnych oh6r6v
,,Moniussko" ,,Halka" uPolons.
Staro2olski".
2. Nova prssesa Nv. M. Pol. OBJ.
FIR. P. Dsnisoh, na temat: Konstytu
ola " Polsce.
8. Spiew sokol6w No. 1. ,,Narsz
Sokol6w".
4. Dekl. Br. RsbieIihsk,ezo %
Polscs".
5. Odo.yt litswski Prise. J6.efs
Hsrtmsnow ioss, sskrstarza Wydz
Oswisty wv. MI. Polsk. - ma ssma,
,Konstytuoja Sgo Msjss litwini
polacy".
6. Spiew d.iaswy s,kolej No. 1
mCsoaem Ojosyznis sspouem wro.
gowi".
2. Dskl. PslagIi Witkowskiej &C
Bismarku'.
8. Spiew ch6r6w poisc.ouyoh
,,Moniussko" i nHslks" - ,,D;won
Zygmunts".
8. Nova OBJ. St. Osady - o Kon
stytucji 3zo Msja.
10 S1isw Sokoi6~ NJ. Isry -
pPissh zsglarzy".
IL. Dsklamacjs p. Zofji Biega.
nowskisj - nO:sea Biaiy".
IL. Dsklamaojs St. O,essk -
,Zbrodnia".
IL. Spiew oh6ru Moniusuko =
.Alpuhars'.
IA. Spiew ogo,Ly: nBoae 90!
Polske'.
wssystkis numsra programu wy
paddy dobrre. Wyssepujscym IA
tenn W obchodzis nalsty sic u~znanie
FIR. T. Wofopski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Meriden, Conn.

Obch6d urssdsony staraniem tow.
Biassgo Ors, grupy S5o Nv. N. P.
" Msridsn, Conn. rOzpoosas sic M.
bofs6stwsm v koSoiele sw. Stanisaa-
Va o gods. 2 wiecsorsm. Choir cd.
Spiewsa ,,Ts I,eam Lsudamus" POI.
aisj h. Processes K. Keohsnk,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

Csy mo1emy bye zdrowj, je4eli M.
sza krew jest niscsysts? JszeIi 70
niedbsmy aolsisk, krsw stale sic ME
csysts. Wemy o tenn, 10 DE-. Angus
"a Kosnig'a hamburskis krople ME-
porssdki to usuwajs ! csyssoss kre ",
Dlsessgo ME mislibytny lob usywsc!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
CENY ZNIZONE.

,,Pennsylvania Lines.
Pierwssej klssy tykiet do New
Yorku kosstuje $500. drugiej kls-
sy $500. TIE ceuy .nizone " osta.
toiob czssach. O6sy t~ykietowe: Nj.
24S Clark Street, r6g Jackson. W
Auditorium, II na staoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal I Adams. Chi.
csgo. Wszelkich szczsgo{ow kazde-
go csasu udzieli
H. r.. Dsring,
Asst. g~eneralnego Ag. Pssa.erskiego,
24S CLARK ST.. Ch;oaoo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
WOlne POlskie S}OwO

wychodzi pierwszego ! pietnastego
kstdego miesiaoa, W Pary1u. Podsjs
wisdomosci j poglady Z pisrwszej re-
HI, tax z kraju jaka te. Z emigraoyi
polskiej. - Poglsdami swsmi Wy.
Iwisdoza wislka przysiuge o.yteln..
kom W rozwoju umyslowym. Upo
wszeohnienie tego pisma jest bards,
po.adanem " Ameryos a taniosc uia
twia nabyoie ksEdemu. Abonamen,
roc.ny k~osztujs dollar jeden | POI,
pisniadze posyla6 przsz Post Office
order adresujac: M. Adolphs Rsiff.
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
WiadOmOsci ZwiaZkOwe.

Or. 81 &c Chicago
Zswiadamiam ozionk6w Tow. Pc
lonia, IL pos.edzenie m~issiecsne cd
bedzis sic " ponisdzialek d. % majs
o god.inis q wiecrorsm, " hall
swykiych ~posiedzeh, m ktorem
ws.yscy c~,lonsowie obecni bye po
winni.- d szacunkiem. F. Sobko.
WAX, sskr.
Or. 1S7 10 Duryea, Pa.
Zawiadamiam ozionk6w Tow. Sy
movie Polski, gr llS7, IL posie' z,
ME kwartalns odbedrie sie dnia %
msja o god.inis y pc poaudniu,
ably ka.dy czionsk lie m~otnosoi sta
viii sic na to posiedzenie, DO Jest
wisls rotnych sprsw do z ~latwienia.
A. Kryksscsun, sekr.
CIR. 90 &c La Sale, III.
Tow. Zjsdnoozenie Polak6w, gr.
% " La Sale, ILL.,, dnia 8 msjs O.
braio nova administrscje ma rok
bietaoy jak na,tepuJe: Jan Spsjer.
p~reses; Jan Kscsor. vice presss;
A. Lisowski. sskr. prot; ST. Lijsw-
ski, sekr. flo K. Sobkowiak, kasjer;
Wojciesh Turaj, G. Knitta 1 J6zsf
Bu.yhski, rada gospodarc.a; Tomas.
Lijswski, m~arsrslsk; w. C.elos.yp,
l., Szozepau JAk6bsk III chorsty;
Jan Walihski. OBJ vierny. u bra.
tnism po.drowisniem A. Lisswski,
sekr.
| Or 81 &c Miludukee Wis.
Ma rooznem posisdssniu Tow.
Monius1ko, gr. 81 " Milwaukee.
Wis, oibytem dnis 6 majs, .ostai
obrsuy nowy ssrsad IA rok przys.fy
z nastepujscych c.lonk6w: Max
Kuoera. prsIss; Ausoni S1ozsrbihski
vice prezes; Maroin Ksmihski, sekr.
prot; S. Gurda, sskr. fin; J. Plat.
kowski. marssaiek; Wojoieoh Mioha-
lax, MARGIN K~esjswski Michst No
wax, ~opiekunowie kasy. Ws.elkis
korespondsnoje tyo.scs sic Tow,
PROSE- a~dresowac: Syl. Gurds, TIT
9th ave. Milwaukee, Wis. q szs.
ounkism S. Gurda, sekr.
Or. 2S1 10 Providence, r. 1.
Zawiadamiam cslonk6w Tow. ia
rs sobieskiego, as pr.yssie posie
dssnie odbedsie sic dnia 2 ossrwos,
N kt6rem bedrie obrany nowy "a
rad M rok ~prsyssiy. ObsonoiS
kaadsgo ostonka jest konieosns.
Tow. nasze postauowilo ur.sdsi6
zabawe " dniu 20 msja r. b. ns ko-
rsysc Towarsystws, przsto sspras.a-
my u. ~publicsnoSc polska, litewsks
siowsoka sby rac.yis przybyc M
piknik, . kaady bedIis mile prsyjety.
Bilet6w mo4ns bedzie nsbyc ns pix.
niku.
Or. 80 70 Minonk. TIL.
Dnis 3 kwietnia, obrauo nastepu.
jscs aduinistracje ma rok przys.iy:
Jskob Ksosuarek, prsses; MARGIN
Florkowski, sskr. prot; w. SEymah
ski, sekr. ia.i 2. Filipowic., kssjsr,
J. Lidsoki, marszaieE. Wszelkis
listy dotyosscs grupy 30 proszs sdrs-
sowsc pa rece sekrstsrss, M. Flor.
kowski, P. o. Box 478, Minonk,
Woodford Co., Ill.
Or. 229 Cleceland, o
Tow. Rycer.y Polskioh. gr. 229
ma m~iesieosnem podsdssniu dnia 8
msjs uohwsliis, steby orionkow !
nowowstspujsoy opaaoali wssepns do
tegot Towarsystwa tax, jsk byio
ogiossons pr.sz sspslty YZgody",
do I msjs &. r. 1. dol. Towarzystwo
9 powodu oietkioh osss5w l bszrobc-
ola, przsdiusyio jsssose tsrmin ns
try missisce, to jest do d.. 1 sierp-
mia T. b. Nsssepnie zpowodu ME
~reguIsrnego uosesscsania ma posis-
dsenisob, w~icepresesa Alex .ndrs
T~uli6skisgo ! opiekuns kssy Ludwi
ka Tulihskiego, " miejs,e tyoh Wy
brani s~ostali: Ign. Krukowskj, vice.
pref; s. Brsystowics, opiskun kssy.
2 brstniem pozdrow.enism Alojsy
Hermsnowski, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19
Echa z ObchOd6w.
Chicago, Ills.
Bridgeport.

Bridgeport.
Obch6d Majowy, ~poiscrony . oh
ohodem 100 ~lssniej roc.nicy urod.iD
niesmiertslnego wiesrozs Adsms
Mickiewiozs, odbyi sic w niedsiele
d. 8 msjs T. +. " Kaiser Hall, stara-
MEM REPRESENTATIVES, IL tn iowa
rsystw narodowych j grup z. N. P.
sorgsnisowanych pod nasws TOW.
Osw. Bib. A. Mickiswicza", wypsdi
wspanisle. Oboh6d ro.poo.at ale
wymarssem. JuA o godzinis 4sej 20
pofudniu, gramad.ic sic zaczety to
warsystwa okolo punktu Ibornego
hall OBJ. L. Csesiawskiego, r6g 32sj
| Morgan ulicy..
Gt6wny mars.slsk oh. NJ. Wick.
lihski konno W o~toczeniu adjutant5w,
ut,zymywsa por.sdsk. Gdy sformo
wal to~warzystwa W nslezytym po
rxadku, russono pochodem ma czele
doborowsj muryki prof. Hsnsla,
gl6wnie ;szemi ulicsmi, skierowano
do Hall Kaisera. MIN towar.ystws
wessly, hala jua bylA przepeioiona
Pc brzegi publicznoscis. S sietnie
oxdobiora estrada " sieleh | srtsn
Diary. z popisrsiem A. Miokiewic1s,
robiia wraaenie. Pc odegraniu Krzs.
muzyke wiszanki piesni narodowych,
prezes OBJ. M. Meaydio W im;euiu
representative aorgani.owenyeh to-
warzystw i bibl. A. Miokiewic,s.
otworzy} obchod piekna przemows
Poozem zaprcsii IA przewoduiczsce-
go obohodu OBJ. NJ. Wleklihskiego,
ma sskr. nitej podpisanego. Pre-
wodniczscy W paru dobitnyoh $40
waob, przedstawii .naczenis obcbO-
du, poczem zsprosia ma estrada
wszystkiob prezesow, .arazem p. p.
N. J. Saiowskiego Sskr. Jep. 2 N.
p, S. Bsrs.o.ewskiego redsktors
,,Zgody" K. zyehlihskisgo prs1esa
Wv. Sok. Pol.
Program byi nastepujacy:
1. S2iew tow. Zorsy nJuz " CRU
saoh lesa Maur6w pOsady", pod dy-
rekcja prof. R. H.nsla.
2. Nova d. K. L ch~lihskiego. ST..
m6wca W diug'ej dobitnej swsj
movie pr.ebisgi trefoiwie d.ieje
upsdku Pol,ki, znao.snie ~oglossenia
konstytuoji. Napietnowal .drajo6w
.aznac.ajac r6wnose i
uprawnisnie ,wy.nah, pojete pr.e.
tw6ro6w konstytucji.' Zwracsjsc
uwage, ze 2 xissek Narodowy Pol
ski, kt6ry kroo.y W SHADY tsj.s
k~onstytuoji jest najdrislnisjsza or
gani.acjs polska na wychodzoswis.
w kohou .a.nac.yi, il d.is walo.s
kubahO.yoy o wolnosc . desposyoz-
NJ His.panjs. a wiec wo.ssnisj ozy
poi aiej. wybije ! nam, Polakom, 60
DINA pcmszo.enia kr.ywd prse.
wr,g6w nam wyr.ad.opych, as mo
70 sic .najds drugie Stany Zjsd
noozo ae, ktcrs nam dopomogs " os
vobodssniu Ojosyzny. A oho6by i
ME znala.ly sic, bsdzmy ma kaaiy
o.as pr.ygotowani. Move pr.ery
wano oisgaymi oklaskami.
3. Dsklsmacja p. w. Rogalihskie
go sekr. bibl. A. Miokiswic.a, ustsp
3 ,,Pana Tadeusza". 0 osem tn du
MAD.
4. S2isw tow. Zor,y Ia Niemen',
. mu.yka pod dyrekcja prof. Hens.
In.
5. Deklamsojs mslej panienki w.
Csesaawskisj. nTrseoi Maja'' wypo
wiedsiana bardso dobrse, "a &C pu.
bliosnoSc nagrodsiia dekls matorke
burzs oklssk6w.
@. Nova p. s. Barszozewskiego.
Sssn. m6wca prrebiegi syo!orys A.
Miokiewicza, jsgo ~dzisislnose, de.
klamujso wyjstki . poematow, Dsia-
dy, Konrad Wsllenrod, Bsllsde AL
puohars.
2. Deklamaoja psnny T. Pionki,
Braoia do boju. Nsgrodsona bur.a
oklssk6w.
Pc wycrsrpauiu programu s.an.
Prsres pod1iekowai Sian. m6wcom !
deklsmatorom tow. spiewu ZOrry
orax fak linznie xeh.a-ai nnhl;nzno.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-12

typhoid fever shortly after his arrival and died.
 ''There is one objectionable feature to any city as health resort, and that is the fact that patients will not live in a climate after they have reached it. Of course, in Phoenix the evil is reduced to the minimum, for here it is possible for one to be in the opsn air all the time. But there are cer- tain class of sufferers, here as every where, who insist upon moping alung and worrying over their troubles. They sit all day in the parks and ex- change condolences with other patients, and at night, the chances are, they sleep in a closed room. These people put altogether too much on the cli- mate, and could scarcely expect to re- cover even in the Garden of Eden"
 Dr. Rhode will return to Phoenix after his visit to the coast and rema n here several weeks. He is accompa- nied by F. Funke, of Lincoln. Neb.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-12
THE WORLDS sAN1TARIUM.
What an Eastern Physician Thinks oi
 the Salt River Valley Climate.

Dr. R. s. Rhode, one of the most prominent physicians of Omaha, Neb., who has been at the Hotel Adams for the last few days, took the train for southern California last evening. This is Dr. Rhodes first visit to Arizona, but he has sent many patients to Phoenix and has a firm belief in the faet that the Salt River valley is the greatest natural sanitarium in the world
 -The Phoenix climate is perfect" |" saad Dr. Rhode last evening. ''I have found 1t fully up to my highest ex- pectations. though for years I have b4en Advocating it's climate as a cure for pulmonary and nervous diseases. In the east Phoenix is now regarded by an authorities as the best health re- sort. A Jew years ago this was not the casd do not mean to say that the clird> bf the Salt River valley z has ehanged in that time. but it's creature comforts have increased. One can now enjoy almost a home life in Phoenix. While Phoenix was yet re- gArded as border town and lacked the improvements and comforts of modern civilization, Los Angeles and San Diego were regarded as the great American health resorts; but this is all changed now, and the Salt River valley has an undying reputation all over the world for it's remarkable, health giving climate and Its facilities for the enter tadnment and comforts 1t affords to all classes of patients
 My own experiences are f1attering in the extreme for Arizona Of the 1nmber. of patients that have come Mere at my instance, only one failed to recover, and that was case where at Tucson, the patient was taken with
Arizona republican., 1898-01-12
From Glendale
 (Continued From Fourth Page.)

the selfish life? Here we have one man and one woman striving by any means to corner happiness. No mat ter what hardships or sdeprivations others have, these two spend their lives in self indulgence. They grasp and grind and squeeze others in order to build up family aristocracy. They ruthlessly strip the laurels from others brows in order to deck their house. hold gods. Years of grasping breed jealousy, envy, callousness, narrow ness This is far from the beautiful altruistic condition advocated by the divine man.
 "What we need is something to take us out of ourselves, to make us gEn- erous, benevolent. sympathetic. Our smiles should be like rays of hope; our touch benediotion as soothing as a dewfa1 of compassion; our friend ships like the royal rose whose frag- rance delights the multitudes-
 '"This library should be means to this end. The church is means. They bring you together, and in a short time you discover virtues in yourself and others that you never dreamed existed. Man is social an final. In society he blooms, he un- folds. Intercourse breeds sympathy that disarms criticism of it's treacher- ous stiletto and banishes those detest- able sleuth hounds of the devil-envy and jealousy.
 Many of us here tonight are on the shady side of life, but we are not toe old to learn. We should always be students. The man who knows it al is ready for his shroud and grave and should out of decency be laid away
 Many of us still foster youthful ann
 bitions This library ought to aid ir | their realization; if not in ourselves | then in our posterity.
 "Heredity establishes, by education we may become free-free from the
 shackles of ignorance, prejudice, pes simistic doubts and fears. In hereditJ the will preserves its achievements bJ the mere force of it's inertia: educa- l ton breaks the chains that chafe thu
 enslaved will and spurs it on to es
Arizona republican., 1898-01-12

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Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1898-06-01
BACKBONE.
The Christian Church must be Christian

The following is from editorial in the Christian
Standard of Cincinnati. The Standard is the leading
organ of the Christian, Disciple church:
If the church would retain the respect of the world
and become the leader of all the benefcent forces
of society, it's next advance must be by the way Of
the ballot box. 1t must quit the sham practice of
''voting for good men," who agree to stand upon a
platform made by publcans and sinners. With pres
en numbers and it should be ours to shape
platforms according to Christian principles to choose
issues which make for national righteousness, and
select candidates whose type of goodness will be
terror to evildoers and delight to them who do we'll
The heart and brain and con-
science that deposit a ballot sit at the communion
table, and the standard of morality and righteous
ness must be identical in both acts. No DR.. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde iuggery will avail when the citizen
church member, stands before the Judgment bar
If the devil has been served in the franchise, God
has not been really honored in the sanctuary. AS
believers priests and as citizens we are kings.
And if the king is ignoble the priest will not be pure
Every truth and every impulse which we have re-
ceved from heaven must go with us to the ballot
box else we have dishonored the Lord who redeem
ed us with His blood and made us kings and
priests unto Cod.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1898-06-01
Liberty for Cuba!
"What Will You Take?"
THOMAS SULLIVAN.

THOMAS SULLIVAN.
"What will you take boys? I've drinks of all kinds,
To Danish dull and drive thought from your minds
Some folks would restrain but that's their mistake
have license sell, boys,-so, what will you take?
"What will you take?' Christian of this land,
RUNS victims lie ruined on every hand
This question ask; what reply you make?
For the blood of your brothers. say What will take
RAMS HORN.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1898-06-01
Will Vote Right Though Alone.



subscriber writes the RAMS Horn follows:
cit was quite temptation to at the last cleo
ton to go back my principles, having voted the
Republican ticket constantly, beginning with Grant
in 1872, but when converted five years ago. realized
that liquor was the great curse of nation, and
that the only way to demonstrate my belief was to
vote it at the polls 1 believe, with you, that if all
who believe it to be curse would just vote their
convictions, we could stamp it out So believing
must so VOTE whether anyone else does, or not"
No great reform accomplished without a
good deal of of plain speech This statement does
not contemplate any justification of the use of the
words whose only purpose is to wound or which are
only an ebullition of anger But the simple truth and
the whole truth, spoken with clear purpose and in
kindly temper, is weapon in behalf of REFORM which,
in efficiency, can have equal and it's is, there
FORE Indispensable National Temperance Advocate.
In editorial headed "The Fight On" Both Sides,
the state liquor paper, notes the coming to Min
nesota of Chairman Dickie and Oliver w. Stewart
and the call for state convention and utters the
following warning to "the trade:'
"These are harbingers of ill for the liquor traffic
in the state unless early cognizance is taken of the
aggressive campaign the PrOhibs propose to wage
in the coming fall election
Speaking of the death of Miss Willard, Mrs Ho-
bart and Mr.. Pnkham, Amy Brooks Green says in
the Union Signal:
eve are almost led to exclaim, Are we unworthy
of our leaders, that so many are called hence? Or
what is the lesson God would teach us? Perhaps
dens upon the hearts and nerves Of those who
so willing to forget self in the work."
When Hon. w. E. Gladstone was waited upon by
deputaton of brewers, and the word revenue" was
mentioned, he said: "Gentlemen you need not give
yourselves any trouble about the revenue The ques
ed reforms Besides, with sober population, not
wasting their earnings, shall know where to OBJ
tain the revenue"
Those who cast their ballots for the Prohibition
candidates have the satisfaction of knowing that not
single rumseller in the nation voted that ticket
Prohibition bicylist almost county convention
hem for the gathering.
Each bunk at Camp Ramsey supplied BACKBONE
for May containing other pertinent
science against the of liquor climates
In the April number of ok bon DR.. Heard says:
'The enforcement Of law is of party power
much 1t = matte of the Of
Gals and the public sentiment back them"
How do these officials know position regarding the
saloon? By the party which support opinion
the of the existence It's crimes
today is that vote with party which either egalze
the saloon is silent In regard to It, we talk
about being enemies to the saloon and about public
ment" No, must either assist In aboshing saloon
quit asking that Gods will may on earth as 1t
Is in heaven.
NELs ERICKSON.
Battle Lake, MINI.