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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

chat she was keenly embarrassed by
the stories. and so was her husband.
In fact, he showed his extreme annoy
ance over them by thoroughly thrash
ing the supposed author thereof, the
first chance he got, in San Francisco a
few years ago. Mackay's pummeling Of
Bonynge, the chap believed to have in
spired the attacks on Mrs. Mackay, was
probably the only instance in history
Of one multi-millionaire hammering an
other to avenge silly stories about his
wife. The encounter took place on
Jan. q, 1891, in the Office OF the Nevada
bank, of which Mackay is one-third
owner. Bonynge. who was once Mack
avs broker, was talking TO the presi-
dent Of the bank in his private Office
when Mackay entered. The fun began
at once. Without uttering word the
BONANZA King" rushed upon Bonynge
and pasted him one in the jaw" Bon
ynge instantly became heap upon the
floor. AS he staggered to his feet
Mackay placed another right-hander be-
tween the eyes. This time both went
down, for Bonynge managed to get
hold of the Iapels of Mackay's coat. and,
though the under dog in the rough and
tumble roll around which followed.
managed to avoid much further punish
ment. Hellman. the president of the
bank, strove in vain to part them. and
the row might still perhaps be in prog
ress had not the bank clerks been call
ed in Naturally the fight made a
spread in the papers everywhere. and
this resulted in just what Mackay didn't
want, the further circulation of the
stories attributed to Bonynge
Bonynge has always been understood
to be an Englishman and to have orig
inally spelled his name Burning. He
got rich as Mackay's broker, and some
years after Mrs. Mackay began her So
cia1 successes in the old worle sent his
own family to the other side for the
purpose of duplicating them. This
according to Bonynge, did not please
the Mackays for some reason. At all
events things began to be printed in
the London papers about the Bonynges
which were not to their liking. They
believed these paragraphs, which were
Anonymous, were inspired by the wife
of the Bonanza King" and, naturally,
things, also anonymous, soon began to
be printed about her. The exact ma
ture Of these paragraphs has never been
made widely public in this country. at
least not II they were really serious
charges, since the gist of what was re-
prodused here was tne before mention.
ed insinuation that Mrs. Mackay once
washed clothes for a living and the
more dreadful one that her father was
barber and not General Hungerford
of the United States army at all. II is
only proper to say that two transatlant-
ic newspapers were punished for pub
fishing the alleged Bonynge stories
Ore of these journals was Galignani's
Messenger of Paris and the other the
Manchester Mirror, both of which were
sued for libeling Mrs. Mackay and both
of which were mulcted. And there is
no doubt whatever that Mrs. Mackay
was Miss Hungerford before her mar
riage to Bryant.
Mrs. Mackay's first social successes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

gentlest and most amiable OF dogs she
Russian wolfhound al home, where
from the earliest times he has been
bred for w0lt-hunting~ and not as a
lady's pet. Is both fierce and auattsa
some. Mr.. Y. Lowe. describing NJ
Kalmoutzkya pack Of twenty-five eoa-
pie, kept exclusively for huntins' Fsie's
TO large statr Of kennel-men requires
TO look after the hounds. fhey are 50
fond OF fighting among themselves that
men must always be on duty 70 inter
fere and stop breaches OF the peaev'
The method OF hunting wolves Win the
dogs is curious, The beat eouasrY Tor
the purpose Is a vide range OF Grass
land sparsely dotted with reedbeas
where the wolves lie during the day,
One OF these reed eoyerts Is selected,
and mounted chasseurs. each haYlhs
three w0irhounds In leash. quietly taks
up their positions On eOigns Of vantage
near the covert; pack u foahounds Is
then brought up and thrown into the
reeds whence the wuirss steal away as
The waiting ehasseurz SEE the wolves
leave the cover; and slip one o. cod
pie Of their GOrzoiA shlch give chase
az sight. ana generally run into the
quarry within a mile The hounds Ia
yariasly seize the volt by ths Rcek,
Just below the ear, ana hold on wtth tbs
tenaeity Of building. Mr. Lose OBJ
served thar puppies 81 play 1isgyn
caught one another BY the meek below
the ear. showing the Inherited eject %
generations OF training When two b1T-
cots thas collar d W1if. ore a either
side. the beast is 70 helpless shAt
man can come up and muzztr nim 0Ith-
out difficulty iEth the ultimate fake %
wolves thus taken 4tivs we aad pvg.
ha9s. better not iuquirr. s1ms srzTrl-
ers have described The speed " tts Dor,
zOt In pursuit rs sUrfrthtrE ghsnun-
email. Mr. Rawdon Lee. however. states
that he Is not 50 fast "a tae EaSslah
greyhound.
Pure white Il the color ruuas rssnerr-
ed. and IL The garest. ~kite coats marx,
ed With red. fawn. yellow. or grs7 are
common. and sometimes the uzgkinxa
are black and tan There are two w
Fietles. the Ions or tAlck coatsvf. zith
beautifully feathsFa legs. ard the
short or smooth cested dog. shs tmo
would not appear 10 Be distinct. 5r con-
slant varieties. 10 uze the breeding
term. as Russian authorities say that
one litter may tEef1de both mag aud
smooth haired puppies The EARS and
tail are points" 10 which experts 1T
tach great importance. TIE former
should be small tain and we'd x shan.
ed. ospor II and flonbko rarry ,hrtr
ears in excellent ssyle. The tait aAaa,s
be long. thin. vet ieatAerea and chr.
ried tucked IN between the bind tsva
with u curve Ike a rsaplux. hook.
The results Of some American t~fslz
OF the borzoi ms = coyote hunter made
some years aTo. we're so disappaiatias
that the dog was branded a fraud In
sporting catasdty. blk rs these trials
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

portea this wesr usual =, Export is re-
lis tons q, Ann" I'M" IN 'he shipment Of
cutta. The metal is 81. spe'ter to Cal
works of the Eo,, - I'm On tne mines and
Virginia, and tho oraa a'ic company in
Indian ordnance asn Uul ean 2 from tho
quirement was for In p,,s men Tho re-
purity. EXCEPTIONAL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
Took the Bzre.

Thomas Wilson and Albert Merchan,
Of Chillicothe, Ohio, had been shootIno
an old revolver, and supposing it emp.
ty, Merchant laughingly pointed II =.
Wilson. The latter dared him tn mil
the trigger, and an instant later a hall
penetrated Wilson's check and passed
entirely through his neck, coming ont
at the back.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

When overheated in bicycling dom
food your stomach with irqd drinks
Go FIRST to the pump or spring or fan
Get, as the case may be. ana aIlou the
stream OF water to flow over your
wrists. Moisten the temples. aud
when thus relieved. take your drink
slowly and nationally.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
A''' shas Nds Startled.

-ess u The happening Is ls., 80
mother ev wsr1s. 8hssA
On The 18Th o. ssps i ga.
bloom 81 Health, Esatfles ~s.,,a
severely zri.e tod with .pls,.
htro9g and vigorous t5sofs NJ
shs LscsIDe iestis nnG sur.rx~
paralyt.s sEfe-e which tNi.,.s
back 20 the sids sud made Il t,ass.
her 10 raCys haio, Esy sfe~.s -
as nos affected We ealls.i NJ
doctor, e1s Of tse most 1880,
snccsssfak practitioner Ia ~ -
eonsideTsa the ease a verv grss.
fore long lite hssrri 9 uia. go.
wear |. ptasser paris Jake. fs
physicians sers eonsaltsa. sis,srs, y,
los ~sgs applied, Int no t,,neft~
until We tried Dr.. Williams f.a1
Pals People
.nasy Ia zzT htrct,rr enc aft.-....
startled by the cry OF 'Hamaaa' 4, !
Bealries, who vas cree p4ns tsu.se q
had placed hsF on sa iasarszts... / = n
rarlor eara;ertA STAY eio.s 10 tas s,..a
given her sons scoxs ASH pIsy.ll.,<
kseasns tired 81 waiting fas q & l
haes sRd made up hsr Enlsd 10 = /. =
her stoFt, Gy tiak Pub made = +
which sh- tells 70 svsryoas vks -
CUE house, ~sa tGza fGs TIE afss ~.
Fed she has sssAsa sYsf sl4sa ~
nov taken sssaat nine bez - " Is. -
her pale and p Hehsd face Ass bees -
rosy Aaa her laas xatn.s stEsax.. y
dsv. sas slesHs all ntsGS iang -. Y
tssere Eskiag the piila she sc1 Z ~. \
frw hours al q ttfns = Dr. IA .Asu
Pulls for Pale tsset. arc sol4 :, !.
xlats-
,rn.raf uhf.ss.g, IA -,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

Triplets were the other day born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ramsay of Kan
sas City. The mother Is not yet Is
years old. Her mother, Mrs. Hedges,
gave birth to her when only IS. This
makes Mrs. Hedges the grandmother OF
triplets at the age OF &c. Their COM
bined weight is 1879 pounds, and two
Of them are girls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
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the positive statement that she will
return to England on June /, never,
never TO come back save when it
Is absolutely necessary. Mrs. Mack
avs reason for expatriating her
self is probably the simple one
that she likes England better than
America II has been stated many
times over that AZ heart she would pre-
fer to live here, and that she is pre-
vented from doing so, mainly, by the
many stories printed from time to time
In the newspapers Of this country con-
corning her early life: but this can
hardly be true, since the bi.teTest at
lacks upon her antecedents were pub
hshed in London. and not here. Be
sides, none Of these charges, with the
exception, perhaps. Of those contained
In one article printed some time In the
eighties, was of specially serious ma
ture, being chiefly in effect that, after
the death OF her frat husband. Bryant,
and before her marriage to Mr.. Mackay,
she was in such financial straits as to
be Obliged to take In washing for liy-
Ing 1t is undeniably true, however,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

in the Irvington-MiliburR road race was
O. complete surprise. But his intimate
friends were expecting it. They knew
what he could do, but kept mum about
1T. He ia young chap. being 70 years
old. He has been employed by his
father, who is a prominent contractor
since he finished his schooling a year
ago. Regarding his recent race he
says: 81 never rode a wheel until
June, 1897, when my father gave me a
Lyndhust bicycle. 1t was a racer. fit
ted with League tires. He. gave IL TO
me as reward for attention 10 studies
at school. Early this year my friends
urged me to go In for the Irylngton-
Millburn race. As my time for train
Ing was limited, hesitated, but finally
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTERS FlNTEREsr TO Dew
OTEES OF THE BICYCLE.
The Art of PedalinE-One of the Most
Important Factors la Cyelinx-Enxiish-
women Subjected TO Insults RecAase of
BloomeN-Hiats for RiderA
Proper Fedaisng.

L d A l. | y G is an
art. II is not to be
acquired at a mo-
ment's notice. n 0 r
in a weeks prac-
tlee. And yet II is
one OF the most i'm
rortant factors in
cycle riding. Ii lies
at the very founda-
ton OF all speed
and sprinting quail
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND.
THE BORZOi HAS ACHIEVED
GREAT POPULARITY.
So That the Hustsmsn May sstry APP
proach aud ssuzxle the iiereo anu
f,Ioodthirsty Brute-Sot Success as
"a Coyote Chaser.
Especial letter.

HE Borzoi, or RUS
sian " 0 II h o nnd.
was hrss brought
over 10 E n & ! a II d
and America about
thirty-hye year 8
ago, but only with
in the last twelve
or fourteen years
has he become so
popular, Although
known as one Of the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
MRS. MACKAY'S EXILE
STORIES, NOT SCANDALOU
BUT RUMlLIATINC.
Meissonier's had Pictnre-Hc Mnde Her
Look Like An Ex-Washerwoman, and
She BrAyely Hung the Painting In
Her Parlor.

II E r E was some
talk not long ago
that Mrs. John w.
Mackay, mother of
Clarence II a c kay,
who, on Tuesday,
May II. m a TT | e d
Miss Duer, W o Il | d
now remain a I e "
years in America.
but this talk has
been set at rest hv
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

The proud father is always anxlon,
to give his first baby a-weigh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

To the general public the victory OF
John Mccarthy. Jr.. Of BellevilIs. N. J.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06
A ATARTLED Morrs

'IEO MOrN1e
From thS N'sspsrt (iuA ~
I, While busy at work in 49,.
iWillizta shay. corner az T.v,es
cock Avenues, frespert, MI "a
by hearing . noise ju.t behina \,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-06

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a Fart I. wAale.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03
Protest.

My, nizej podpisani delegaci sci
mowi grup chicagoskich, zebrani ma
narade W domu zwiazkowym, d. 20
stycznia r. b., niniejszem protestuje-
my energicznie przeciwko nieuczci-
wynn wymys@om j ins~ynuacjom rzu-
canym przez niejakiego K. Zio}kow-
skiego W mr.. 8 ,,Nowego Zycia" ma
prezesa Zarzadu Centralnego i dele
gatow sejmowych oraz potePiamy
pismo powyzsze, jake popierajace ia
kie wymysly.
J~ednoczesnie wyrazamy ca}e nasze
zaufanie do obecnego Zarzadu do
poty, dop6ki przez sejm wybrana ko-
misja r~ewizyjna ME dowiedzie, re
zaufania tego naduzyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03
Z pOsiedze6 Zarz. Centr.
wv. n. P.

(Urzedowe).

(Urzedowe).
Ma ostatnioh dw6oh posiedseniaoh,
kt6re sic odbyiy dnia % styo.nia j
20 stycsnia 1893 T.. opr6oz przyjecis
nowyoh trsech grup l csionk6w, kt6
rzy byli ogaoszsni " popr.sdnim nu
mer.s Zgody, opr6os przyisOia oyr
kular.a vi, ks6ry jest ogaOs.ony "
tym numer.e Zgoiy, obradowano
ga6wnie mad profession pr.soiwko
nowsmu prawu emigracyjnsm,, rms
nemu jako ,bill Lodgs'a" / uohva
lono wyslac protest " imisniu Nv
Mar. Pol. Protest ten komitetu "a
rradu Centr. opraoowany i wysiany
.ostai do wssystkioh oslonk6w kon.
grssu " WssLiogtonie. do wielu Wy
bitnisjszych ursednik6w Stan. Zjed.
1 do pocsytuiejssych pism.
O1r6os tego polsoono komisetowi
zredagowa6 memorial, kt6ry swr6o,
uwage opinji publiO.nsj Stan. Zjed.
i oiaia prawodawosego kraju tego
M rozmyslne falsse tendsncyjne
biedy ~ogaos.one W sprawo.dania
dw6Oh konsul6w Stan. Zjed. W Eu.
ropis, . ~dotyossoe emigracji I krs-
j6w siowiAhskioh.
Dslsj. stosujso sic do uohwaiy
Sejmu XII uOhwalono wybrA6 komi-
tet, kt6ry sic sajmie opracowauism
projektu 90 do odpowiednioh . po
tr.sbnyoh smian " konstJ tuoji,
kt6ry to projskt oddsny sostsnie
Sejmowi XIII. jak rs ~nis4 wyprs
cowanie@ projsksu pod.ieleuia
Zwia.ku ma cd oowiednie dystrykty.
~wypracuje pr.spisy ! prawa sejm6~
dystryksowyoh, prawa ola gmin, pra
va. kt6rsby dokiadnie okreslaiy sto
sunek grup do gmiu, guin do dys
strykt6w csyli okreg6w, okreg6w do
Zar.sdu Centralnego.
Sklad tego komitstu wswoim Z
sic zostauie~ oRloszonym.
Opr6oz teso uohwalono rorpocsac
praoe mad u~rssdzeniem wislkiego
obchodu MISUNDERSTANDING o lie
mo4uosci wsp6lnemi siiami wssyst
kiOh organisaoyj polskiOh i starac sic
urzsdsi6 tenas oboh6d W ten spos6b,
by prsypomuiec og63owi smsrykah
skiemu oais bogsotwo literatury
polskiej, prssdssawic " odpowied-
MEM swietls geniuss niesmisrtelns.
60 wiesscza. kt6rego dsieia wzbudza
j. .sohwyt calego cywilizowanego
Swiass, q kt6rego wydai nsr6d pol
ski - s.csep siowiahski. w oelu
wypracowania odpowisdniego pro
jektu wybrano komitst skiadajsoy
sic . OBJ. F. II. Jabloh ,kiego, M. Rss.
szossrskiego, J. Poicsyh'kiego ! M.
j. Ssdowskiego.
Zarzad Censralny r6wniet, wobec
tego, be 2 grupy w~.braniajs sic "a
stosowac do uohwai Sejmu XII,
uchwall dsc tyw grupom 30 dni oza
su do wyPeauisnis uOhwai Sejmu
XII zastosowsnia sic do regulaminu
prIyjetego, 9 po upiywie dni 30 W
rarie uporu grup uohwslono grupy
to zasuspsndowsc. I~ntsresowane
dwis grupy o tel uohwale .ostsiy "a
wisdomione ursedownie.
Konstytucja nsszej orgauizacji,
o~prsOowans nj mooy uohwai Sejmo
XII, jest jut gotows. Sekretsr.s
~ssysskioh grup otr.ymsjs js nieba
ven " takiej ilosci, ably ksady o.io
oek mogi " konssytucje miec " 20
sIadapiu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03

Me potrzeba csassmi wisle, sby
,ostsc kriplem. Csesto powodujs
70 wywiohnis. Jednakowoz kto "
II ny rasie utyje oleju tw. Jakobs.
o'ezswodnis ME bedsie potrssbowsi
krokwi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03
KRONIKA.

Wstep.- wiesci z kraju. Zagfoba W
czyscu.-L List Zagfoby.- Piekfo.- Cd
prawa MISREPRESENTATION. - Drugi
Zagfoba.
Czoiem waszmosciom!
l znow redaktor ,,Zgody'', W pisa
niu zawziety, Sic mi wezwanie, bym
sic piora ima}. Jake zywo ME mia
lem checi pc temu, wyzuwszy sic
z ~nikczemnej pow}oki ziemskiej i
siodyczy niebieskich z~aAywajac, VIE
Gem ma rozum brai, a kalkulowa}
czy zas ME lepiej inkaust i lotki ge-
sic Przecz re stropu niebieskiego
wyzenac, alec mnie reka swierzbia}a,
a redaktor znow zazy} uczciwie: -
Panic Wo3odyjowski (piszeb jam
wacpanu, jakiemu rownego ami SWAT
ami Korona Polska rycerza do dis
dnia ME wydaia, prosby mole submit
towa}, a vase m~ilczysz? Me godzi
sic to (powiada), abys nasladowce IL
chego ~znalaz}szy, mas, braci twych,
W antypodach do Polski wzdychaja-
cych, swej eksperjencji i ducha ry-
cerskiego pozbawi}. TAKEN do ser
ca to wzia}, zem zn6w was mosciwi
moi odwiedzic mem pisaniem posta-
nowi}, TEN CT bardziej, re INC Pan
regimentarz Zagloba, ow vir incom
para6ilis. jake go pan nasz milosci-
Wy, Joanres Casimirus, p~rzezwsl, a
kt6ry mnie wielka amicicja zaszczy-
ca, z czysca do mnie episto1e wysto-
sowa}. Do czysca or bowiem, ME-
bozatko, ma czas niejaki z~esian, wo-
bee Majestatu jezyka popusciwszy,
a to W ten sens, jesli waszmosciowie
pos}uchaG mnie zechcecie:
Siedzielismy wszyscy ko}em, mai
mazja niebieska podniebienia dele
ktujac, a nasz raby hetman, wodz
najmilszy, Stefan Czarniecki, dawne
dzieje wspomina}, jake to przeciwko
szwedom czynil, gdy sic drzwi ma
szej kwatery otworzy}y j stanai w
mich przybysz nowy z ziemskiego
pado}u p}aczu }aska Psna mad Pany
wyzwolon. - Czolem waszn oscioml
- powiada. Czoiem. - hukna{
pierwszy nasz pan Zagioba a zkad
to wasci Pan przysyla? Z Litwym,
z kraju }ez i rozpaczy rzecze 6w
przybysz.-A CO tam u was nowe-
go? hurmem pytamy. Tai lie i
lie, re gorzej bye ME moze, kocha-
niehcy Wy moi. Moskwa a gnie-
Gle, ksiezy W Sybir wysy1a, koscio}y
Boze zamyka. Juz CT j ks. Seroczyh-
skiego j ks. Czeczota porwali j ma
wet ks. biskup Simon mad brzegi
morza Czarnego ma banicja z~es}an,
ale widocznie czas odkupienia ME
nadszed}, bo sa tam indywidua, su-
kienki kaplahskie noszace, ktore "a
40 rubli dodatkowej LAZY nabozeh-
stwo W moskwie przyrodzonym je-
zyku odprawuja.
AZ mrowie mas przeszlo, gdysmy
o takowej imienia Boskiego zniewa-
DE usiyszeli.- Siucbac hadko -
powtarzai pan Podbipieta, a pan Ia
glota, jsko temperamentem ognis.
tym obdarzon, piesci jeno scisna},
oko przymknai i wrzeszczal:- Co.
z nam, gore, jesli sa wsrod la
study Boga, ma ordynansie Pana
stojacy, ktorzy o tenn co Ojczyznie
de6ent, zapominaja. Bodaj ich pios
run ~trzasi, a syny take, a przedaw-
czyki bezecni... trastia ich mordo-
waia... Me skohczyi jeszcze, gdy
W odrz wisch sw. Michai, zastepami
rycerstwa niebieskiego dowodzacy,
stana} j mieczem nan skina}. Ale co
tn waszmosciom dluzej opowiadac.
Dose, gdy rzekne, re wobec mocy
Niebieskiej fortele ME pomogiy ! re
znalazi sic niebozatko pan Zag}oba
wpurgotorium, a ztamtad W pi-
smo do mnie nades{ai, ktore wan
tutaj IN ertenso powtarzam:
Wielce mi miiy panic Michalel
Nieuc.a.6u troek z;amakicb
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03

c~Soee' iSaiistny YAK, Jak kaz-
dy szczery polak, ktory z NILE
klein matki mifosc ola Ojczyz-
ny wyssai, pisac powinien. To-
bowiazah aadnych brac ME mo-
glismy, DO do tego trzeba Ego
dy, a jak widac z powyzszych
ustepow do zgody pomiedzy
nami jeszcze ME przyszio. TAX
re o zacieraniu r6anicy zdah i
opinij ME myslelismy. r6znice
bowiem take musza istnieG W
kazdem zywem spoieczehstwie.
My pragniemy tylko, abyscie
wy zatarli W sercach waszych
przedziaf, jaki wciaa tworzycie
pomiedzy polakami wyznajacy-
my Ware Katolicka, a polaka-
mi innych wyznah i przekona6,
a pogodzi sic z wami kazdy.
Wreszcie Dzien. Chic. robi ia.
kie zastrzezenie:
Jedna jest tylko zgoda podobna i
p~oaadans; ia, kt6ra z w~zajemnego
roAnych przekonah wyplywa m
mia, ma wzajemnej, przynajmniej CO
do celu, OPERA sic u~fnosci, i do
wspolnego, przynajmniej pred OBJ
cymi prowadzi dzialania. Ale do ta-
kiego szauowania sic przeciwnyeh
opinij, do takiego serc i umys}ow ku
sobie s~k}onienia, dostapic MONA tyl-
ko wtedy, gdy jeden jak drugi ob6z
gardzi srodkami nierzetelnymi, i z
pola narodowej s}uaby odpedza lu.
dzi W zyciu prywatnem skaaonych.
A vice podiug pcwyzszego
ustepu zgoda ~pomiedzy mani
jest moaebna, jezeli bedziemy
uznawac roznice przekonah,
ma przekonaniach zas opieraja
sic zasady. A przeciez W in
nym ustepie Dzien. Chic. pc.
wiada, De zasad Zwiazku ME
toleruje. Przeczy wiec sam So
bic. Co sic tyczy srodkow ME-
rzctelnych, to W najgoretszej
nawet walce staralismy sic uni
kac takowych. Dziaialismy
smiafo i otwarcie i wfasnie &c
czynifo nasze postepowanie jas.
krawszem, doasdniejszem, niz
podstepy przeciwnikow ma.
szych. Gdybysmy wreszcie -
i my i wy - przebierac W ma.
szych zwolennikach chcieli. to
kto vie. pc kt6rej stronie Okla.
zafaby sic wiekszosc uczciwych
Jednem slowem zgody prag.
niemy, ale ME ma zasadzie to.
lerancji os6b, a ma zasadzie
wzajemnej tolerancji przekona6
bee 4adnych zastrzeaeh ubliaa.
|jacych. Jeaeli ma lynn punkcie
sic zejdziemy, to wtedy nasta-
pi rzeczywista zgoda i wzajem-
ma ufnosc j sami sic przekona.
Gle, 2e wtedy przekonania sill.
niejsze, zasady lepsze, cele WY.
SIZE bez zadnej walki zwycie3a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-03
Ciag dalszy re strony 1-szej).
z rownymi. Artykut ten po-


da nareszcie przychodzi pod
injury Kanossy, pisze protekcyj-
ME:
Chodzi ,,Zgodzie' o to re ME INA
my sic dotad j~eszcze ma tolerancji -
czego? czy osob czy tee zasad? My
e~olerujemy kaAda osobe, kt6ra MALE
zy do rZwiazku' i mic przeciw lynn
osobom ME many, ale MECH nam
wybaczy .Zgoda" jezeli zasady or
ganizacji, kt6ra ,,Zgoda" przedsta-
via, tolerowac ME moaemy.
IOleroWaG osoby? A toe by
chyba zwiazkowcy wstydu ME
mieli, gdyby chcieli przestawac
z takimi, ktorzy ich tylko toe-
suiq. Tolerowac t. j. znosiG
MONA nap. PISA, kota W domu;
tolerowac MONA zfego czlowie-
ka, ably nam szkody ME czynif;
tolerowac wreszcie rzecz Fla,
ably gorszej uniknac. Ale ma
takiem stanowisku stawiaG
z~wiazkowc6w wzgledem siebie,
to - "a daleko. Tolerancja
wierze6 i przekonah znaczy CO
inncgo. To - lyle CO wolnos6
wierzeh i przekonah. lego
my pragniemy, a ME tolerancji
osob! DO tego Zwiazek day,
a Zgoda jest jego organem i
dlatego tylko jake organ tel
wielkiej organizacii tego cd
was zada. Dalej Dzien. Chic.
gfosi:
Moze bye re to pu6liczne nyzna-
ME ,,Zgody", ,,zachowanie WARY i
Ojczyzny' a bardzo do siebie zbli-
~, jednakSe rtenczas tylko, gdv sic
przekonamy. ze aoyznanie jest szczere.
Dotad .powatpiewalismy o tenn, mie-
lismy sluszne do tego powody, i
stad nasza nieto~lerancja. Wy nam
dajcie wyraz ME czczy, ale szczery
,,Ojczyzna', kt6ra tax sama kocha-
my, jak wy my Wan W zamian
danny ,Wiara", a malzehstwo bedzie
trwa}e; beda ,r6wni z rownymi".
Niech3e Dzien. Chic. wykaze,
il Zgoda kiedykolwiek wyste-
powafa przeciwko wierze. Pu-
blicznego vice wyznania skfa-
dac ME potrzebowalismy. Ale
to wlasnie nieszczescie, De DE-.
Chic. podobne jemu pisma ME
o~dfaczaja wary cd czyn6w kle-
ru i wyswietlenie uczynkow
nieuczciwych ksiezy uwa4aja "a
zamachy ma Ware. Pod tym
wzgledem Zgoda ME zejdsie z
raz obranej drogi, zawsze bedzie
szanowac Ware, ale take "a W.
SIZE bedzie pietnowac tych, kt6-
rzy jej u&ywaja ola cel6w oso.
bistych. Co sic tyczy ostatnie.
go zdania powyzszego ustepu,
to jest ono czcza deklamacja,
BIO W zamian ,oiary dawac OF
czyzne Tub odwrotnie, niepotra-
fl najzreczniejszy sztukmistrz.
Nastepnie Dzien. Chic, TAXI
wniosek wysnuwa:
w kazdym razie krok, swiezo przez
,Zgode' u~czyniony, jest uieikiem {
u~roczystem zobo,c,qzanieml Ma dro-
DE, kt0ra obrala, powinna wytrwac:
jednosci, kt0ra zapowiedziaia, musi
dowiesc obecnie. Tylko MECH do
tel jednosci ME day przez Memo
zebne zacieranie wszelkich roznic
zdah j opinij; MECH jej ME szuka W
sklamcjach, z ktorych TAX }atwy do
Rberum veto bywa przeskok.
B6jcie sic Boga, panowie.
Gdzie Krym, gdzie Rzym, gdzie
karczmy Babihskie! Gdzie W
naszym artykule So zobowiaza-
MIA. q tembardziej jeszcze uro-