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All Join hands and cheer the flag along,
For then old Spain Will flee before our
stripes aud stars,
We make a hat time for the SpaniaIds
in war.
Come along and gel you ready with yonr
red ard white in bars,
Help this island represented by a lone
some looking star,
Let us wave ii flag OF freedom over every
land and sea;
And every hill will echo with the ring
OF jubilee.
stand fast all to the brave red, white
and blue,
To dear Uncle sam let us rally strong
and true,
And when the victory's ours Well make
his dear land" ring,
When the hot time for Cuba Is DER An
Dewey"
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MATCHMAKER and JEWELER
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate al
Mary j. Russell, deceased. were granted
to the undersigned On the 10Th day of May,
lS9S, by the probate court ~ Lafayette
county, Missouri.
All persons hnNiuG claims against said
estate are required Ia exhibit them for allow
ance To the administrator within one year
after the date of said letters. or they may be
precluded from any benefit of such estate
and If such claims he not exhibited within
two years from the date of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
This 2Jth day OF May, lS9s:
uAVID RUSSELL,
52S-5t Administrator.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

REPRESENTATIVE.
JOSEPH II. CHRISTY
PRESIDING JUDGE.
p. WALKER OSBORN
JUDGE-wESTERN DISTRICT,
J. HENRY GREEN
JUD~GE-EAsTEKN DISTRICT.
W. A. MCQUEEN.
RoBATE JUDGE.
JAMES z. CHM
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS.
MATF D.. WILSON
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
CLARENCE VIVION
SHERIFF..
JOHN A. FULKERSON
COLLECTOR.
GEORGE w. BATES
COUNTY CLERK.
FRANK THORNTON
TREASURER.
j. c. BLEDSOE.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
HUE. CAMPBELL
COUNT
GLEN TYRE
FOR CORONER.
FRANK W. MANN.
Justice of the Peace,
Clsy township .......... John A. LOckhaTt
ca Miller
Constable-Ben Day,
Davis township ....-...--.. T. l. McCord
Jim HarHrave
Constable-JC Gum
Dover township ............J w TOmpkins
j A HarWoLd
Constable-Geo Zeysing
Freedom township ...... Robert Matthews
COnstable-J + Schackelford.
Lexington township ..-.... James G Russell
10 A Edmonds
I'll Duling
COnstable-A NJ Gale.
Middleton township .. 600. W Il Cooper
Cauthorn
COnstable-W Scott Thomas.
Sni-a-Bar township .........R NJ Taylor
Jas Il Wilkinson
ConstabIe-Harry GIeaVes.
Washington township IL w White
y ThosB Brock
Constable-Irving WitherS.
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The True Plan of Relief

in Cuba, Uncle Sam will bring
with him. Our plan of relief
from the discomtorts that ten
der feet suffer during warm
weather is to furnish the resi-
dents of Lafayette county with
light, strong and comfortable
FOOTWEAR. We have a superb
stock of ladies', gentlemen's
and children's shoes, in tans,
kid and calf. Made over the
most stylish lasts, and at
attractive prices.
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north to south. There were representa-
tives engaged in almost every calling
dentists, doctors, lawyers, ministers and
teachers-whIle some of the Ladies' were
happily performing the noble duties of
wives and mothers. Interesting predic-
tions and bright hopes of the future were
discussed, and many pleasing and anus
ing suggestions made.
"The rrue Aim OF Life the ValedIc-
tory by Miss Matte v. Bandon, discussed
the various motives which govern peoples
lives. Riches, if not properly used, do
not satisfy the cravings OF our higher and
better natures. Fame is only a bubble,
that must soon burst, and is scarcely
more enduring than the funeral rites and
ceremonies. The pursuit OF happiness
does not crafty our natures, as is proven
by the many wrecks of lives that we see
who started or this course. No aim in
life makes one only n little higher
than the brute. The powers and energies
of their natures lie dormant, and are
flowed to rust out in the inaction OF
mere existence. "Fhe true aim OF life" is
to SO live that we may fulfill the noble
purposes for which we were created
JihiuS ioI puI hluuei u pii9 per itCt hu
true life-that OF Christ.
A touching farewell to teachers and
schoolmates closed this well written and
appropriate address.
Prof. Demand then awarded Grammar
school certificates To thirty pupils. These
certificates entitle the holders TO enter
High schools at any other points in this or
any other state.
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Mr.. Geo. w. Null, OF Odessa, dropped
into our Office ono day this week. Corn
planting, he reports, is late but what was
planted early is doing well. Wheat is
looking well, and prospects are good foI
a large crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. M~usgrovp, accom-
panied by Miss Kate Drysdale, OF Sweet
, Springs, lett Tuesday morning to attend
the Editorial ASSOCIATION, now in session
at Eureka Springs, Ark. They are ex-
pectcd to return tonight.
just before going to press we received a
telegram from Mr.. W. q. M%usgrove, an
nouncing that IL. J. Grrves, executor OF
the lNTELLIGENcER, was elected, by
reclamation, president OF the Missouri
Press Association, now in session al
Eureka Springs, Ark Mr.. Groves is rap
Idly and deservedly coming to the front
in Missouri journalism, ana Lexington is
proud OF the honor conferred upon lin.
LETTER FEOM LIEUTENANT CARTER.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, May :, 1888.
Arrived mere al y d: IL O CLOCK inns morn
ing, aud leave in twenty minutes. viii
eat break fast here. Left Jefferson Bar
racks At II o'clock last night. Regiment
went out on three special trains, each
train carrying Il battalion. Our battalion
is composed of company /, nj Columbia;
company *, of Lafayette county; com
pany l., OF Audrain county, and company
NJ, of Excelsior Springs. Major STARK
aud Adjuttnt Battcrield are with our
battalion.
Company X 10 alright, and our boys
learn as rapidly az any company in the
regiment. We propose To make it the
best, and judging ~ the way our mrn
rank in height, weight and general intel
Iigeucr, there is no reason why we can
not.
George Steele transferred from company
|, of The Third regiment, Ia our company.
lie wanted t0 he with the home huys.
Maybe you think the IhItd regiment
wasn't sore when we pulled out for Chica-
manga aud lett them behind. They had
been telling us how they would yet To go
first, and would sec Cuba before Ne would
We gave them a merry "hursc laugh"
when we pulled out. They will go to
Fails Church, Va in II few days.
HUGH Foster came down To tell us good
bye last night. lie said he wished he was
wIth us now.
We win take dinner today at Cincin-
natl, aud Will get To C~hicamauga about .
O'Clock tomorrow friday evening. WIN
have to stop and run To catch the train.
KENNETH CARTER.
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The American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii,
\ portfolio, in ten parts, sixteen view
in each part, of the finest half-tone pie
lures of the American Navy, Cuba aud
Hawaii, has just been issued by a Chicago
publishing house.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway has made arran ements for a
special edition for the benefit OF its
patrons, and n specimen copy can be seen
ut the local ticket office. Single paris
may be had at ten cents each. The full
set, one hundred and sixty pictures, costs
but one dollar. subscriptions Tor the set
may he left with the agent. In view Of
the present excitement regarding Cuba,
these pictures are uery timely. Call at
The Ticket office and see them. 5-l4t3
MIR. Walter WaddeIl is improving his
hnuge. ON South street, by the addition of
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rather unique little talk on GLOW to
Fail" Among other things he said
Don't try to succeed, make no effort. be-
lieve you know it all, ard refuse to learn
from any source. II you have a position,
do as little as you can Tor your employer.
II you are making "A wagon, make the
cheapest and poorest one you can, and
cover its defects with paint. Don't have "A
definite aim in life, and especially don't
have II good purpose" lie assured The
class that "A careful following out Of the
plans he had suggested would surely lead
to failure.
To succeed, one must be on the side Of
right truth, justice and purity. lie dis
missed the class in "A few touching words
OF farewell.
GRADUATES.
Miss Matte Viola BandOn.
Miss Ethel Arminda Burris.
Miss SaIlie Craig.
Miss late Pierce Eckle.
Miss Florence Edna Hall.
Miss Josie Hutchinson.
Miss Mary McCord kirtley.
Miss Frida Helena Lepper.
MIR. John GerhardL Bruno.
Mr.. Homer Oscar Potts.
Each year our High school is more and
more becoming an object of just pride to
our city, and for the future, as in the
past, the watch word OF her friends shall
he Advance"
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BIRTHS.

Married, at the residence of the brides
parents near CJncordIa, May II, by Rev.
J II. &. Ieppel, Mr.. August Becker and
Mrs. Clara Brack man.
] BIRTHS.
Born, at Dover, May 10, TO the wife OF
Mr.. ". w. Cole, a boy.
Born, at Dover, recently, to the wife of
MIR. ID. IL. Eigan, n boy.
Born, near this city, May 20, to the wife
of Mr.. Albert HainkIe, IA girI.
Bora, at Corder. Mo, May l3, to The
VIE OF MIR. A &. Hines, "A girl.
DEATHS
Died. near Waverly, Mo, My 20, 1895,
M. ) tmuel Webb, aged S3 years.
Died, at Mt. Leonard, May %. 1898, Mis-.
Nit Smithermaun, a"ed Do years.
Died, in Concordia, Mo, May 10, 1898,
/ NJ ~. Louis WahTenbrock aged 90 years.
Died. at her home, near Mayhem, May
2l.t, 1898, Mrs. Maggie Fitzgerald Kelly
Al 1890 p. IN. on last Saturday, the soul
Of Mrs. Kelly took its flight for tairer
realms above. She was born in Lafayette
county September IL, 1873, was nuTturtd
in aud around Lexington, and was mar
ried to eOnar Kelly, son OF one OF our
most worthy and loved gentleman, Mr..
James Kelly, October II, 1896. Mrs. Kelly
numbered her friends by the score. She
was not only a high-minded woman, bat
one who looked on the bright side of
everything, being sprieh tly light hearted
aud taking the world as she met it.. IL
trouble ~oVershadowed her, she mourned
with those who gTieved; il happiness was
in her wake, che was the most joyful one.
Just eleven months ago she was called
upon To give up the dearest object in lie
to her, her mother; and in so doing 1t
drew her nearer to her husband, whom
she idnliZed almost as she did her God.
Simple in nature and docile as a child,
Mrs. Kelly w%orshipsd her God, next her
earthly idol, yet in her simplicity she was
not afraid to acknowledge the power of
some one greater than herself, and so not
making her religion complex, she would
go To her Maker in her trouble and was
not afraid to ask Him for either the least
or the most.
To the aged and devoted father, sisters
and brothers We extend the warmest SYM
pathy, but to the dear bereaved young
husband, what can W. say? Their is no
balm for "A wounded and pleading heart.
We can only say to you, young husband,
that your beloved wife has only gone up
higher, waiting at the "PearIy gates" for
Won and her darling babe to enter.
Services were held in The Catholic
church, Sunday afternoon, after which an
immence c|oncourse of friends followed
the beloved form to it's last resting place.
r. A. Z.
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Owen Gahin.
William l%IagoOd.

Witness MY hand as Clerk If The
County Court of Lafayette county.
State of Missouri. aud the seal at safd
Court, this oath day of MAY A. ID. 1895.
IsEALl SAML. }. ANDREW,
may 26t2 CleYk
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rs
WE HAVE NO LEAKS TO

Married, at the residence OF the brides
pIrenis. near C0rder, May 26. 1893, Mr.
Fred Ritter and Miss Annie Fisher.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
pIrrnts, near C1rier, May 26. 1898, Mr. q.
Schloemau and Miss Dora Lehman.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents near CJncordla, May u, by Rev.
J II. &. Ieppel, Mr.. August Becker and
Mrs. Clara Brack
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OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
FOR LAFAY ETTE COUNTY. Mo.
May "a. A. d. 1895
'uE following is a list of Nomina-
lions TO office filed in this Office.
arranged in the order and form Ina
which they will he printed upon the
ballot for the City Election To he held
in u for the City of Lexington. ia
said county. on Tuesday, June :. 1895:
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school GRADUATES.
May Bullard, Neneta Summers,
Loire Demand, S1lIie Shousp,
Susie Yates, Mamie CHM,
Lizzie Slusher, Fannie Chandler,
Bessie Bowman, Lena Hutchison,
Edna Greene, Estelle Wilker,
Wilson, Ethel Cooper,
Annie Ruebel, Nellie Drummond.
Myrtle Llewellyn, William EcklP,
Carlyle Wallace, James Spurlock,
Herbert Mayer, William GoCdloe,
Harry Mitchell, John Anderson,
William Nicholson, Gordon Graham,
John NJ. Price, Jr., John j. Price,
William Yates, Sigel Hainkel.
In awarding the diplomas to the gradu-
ating class of ten, Prof. Demand gave
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MIR. Walter Waddell is improving his
house, on South street, by the addition OF
= fresh coat OF paint,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

Dnia . b. m. ukohczyi sic W Ste.
vens Point sejm Stowarzyszenia Po-
lakow W Am, po trzydniowych obra-
dach. Obrano nastepujacy nowy "a
Rad Stowarzyszenia: Czaplewski
prezydentem; Emil Czarnecki vice.
prezydentem; G0gski sekretarzem
Salati skarbnikiem; Jan Weiher, Hu.
dzihski ! Ernst Krenz radnymi; ks.
Gulski radca duchownym.
Przysz}y sejm odbedzie sic W pa.
rafi sw. Jadwigi W Milwaukee. Procz
rozmaitych poprawek w ustawach
Podwyzszono znacznie assesmenty,
ktore okazaiy sic niewystarczajacem
dla zsbezpieczenia bytu Stowarzy-
szenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13
Pzeglad prasy pol
skiej W Ameryce.

- Ze wszystkich pism ma
szych W st. Zjedn. tylko jedna
chicagoska Gazeta Polska wy
stapiia z artykufem broniacym
projektu Lodge'a co do ograni-
czenia imigracji. Mielismy "a
brac CLOS W tel sprawie, gdy
wpadi nam W oczy artykuf Rur
itra Polskiego, dzielnie odpie-
rajacy twierdzenia Gaz. Pols.
Zgadzamy sic z MIN zupeinie,
to tez ponizej cytujemy zen
ustep kohcowy, zamiast zabie.
rae CLOS cd siebie:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-13

wskazowkami i radami tel fat
szywej prasy mic ME uczyni do
brego ami sobie, ami Po olsce, bo
wszystkie swoje soki aywotne
oddaje ma passive - najgor-
Sym 2ywioiom naszego ducho-
wiehstwa, bedacym dzwignia i
wfasciwa sprezyna tel prasy.
Sa u mas pisma uczciwe, ka-
tohckie, sa u mas zacni kaplani,
,prawdziwi ojcowie ludu, kt6ry
pod ich opieke duchowa sic tu-
Ii - tych prace przyjmujemy z
calem uznaniem.
Ogromna wiekszosc naszego
ludu wierzy g{eboko szczerze
= wiare ich szanujemy i osia,
biac jej nigdy ME powaaymy
| sic, DO ia wiara uszlaohetnia.
| Ale przeciwko tym, ktorzy
tel WARY uzywaja tylko jake
srodka dla dopiecia swych ce.
low, kto.zy nieskalanego plasz-
CA tel WARY uzywaja do przy-
krycia swych fafszow i brud6w;
przeciwko tym zawsze wy
stepowac bedziemy = usque
ad finem.
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Notatki.

Ma posiedzeniu Zarzadu Il. N. P.
ktore odbyio sic d. s b. m, costa
wyznaczony komitet OBJ. Majew
skiego, Poiczyhskiego i Sadowskiegc
dla przygotowania protestu przeciw
ko billowi Lodge'a. Protest ten be
die wysiany do Waszyngtonu ms
rece kongresmanow: White'a Chi
cago Mahany'ego Buffalo.
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Przyp. Red.

kiedy jaki narod wskutek niewoli
lub zePsucia upada moralnie blis-
kim jest rozkiadu, przychodzi ma
sscchniony Prorok, ,ktory mu VIOLA ,,pow.
stah!', zarasem uaje mu SHE ducho-
wa, CO go do zycia powo}uje przy
zyciu ma dlugie lata utrzymuje. Dan
tie, Tasso, Petrarka byli tymi proro.
kapAi, ktorym dzis Wiochy winny
sws niepodlegiosc; niemcy mieli
Goethego i Shillera; anglicy zas
Szekspira. Ow6z prorokiem nasz YIN
by{ Adam Mickiewicz, ubost wiony
Przez miodziez, ktory swoja ,,Oda do
mlodosci" powolai do bohaterskich
czyn6w, ubostwiony przez narod,
ktory uspienia obudzii. Wp{yw Je-
go ma narod nasz ma ludzkos6 nigdy
ME zaginie, owszem bedzie wzrastac,
a z jego wP}ywem ME zaginie polska
nova, ktora on tax wzbogacii, tax
upiekszy}, ze beg watpienia sta}a sic
jedna najbogatszych i najbardziej
wyrazistych NOW nowozytnych lu.
dow.
Niesmiertelny geniusz, Mickiewicz,
Pozostanie ma wieki Ojcem polskie-
60 narodu!
Julian Andrzejkocicz.
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w odezwie, podanej przez komi-
tet, starajacy sic o za}ozenie gminy
zwiazkowej w New Yorku, umiesz-
czonej W No. so Zgody r. e., mylnie
podany by} adres miejsca zebrania.
Zawiadamiamy vice niniejszem, re
Posiedzenie delegatow komitetow
grup zwiazkowych odbedzie sic dnia
l6 stycznia o godz. 3ej po pol. pod
No. 2I3 Forsyth str, New York,
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0 wOlnOsc Kuby.

'eneraf vi. Gomez, gfowny do
wodzcs powstahcow kubahskich, ma
desfai pola walki nastepujacy list
do redakcji New York Herald'a:
,,Pytacie sic, jaki wpiyw wywrze
samorzad, wprowadzony przez RAD
hiszPahski, ma uspokojenie naszej
wysPy. 4 cala przyjemnoscia odpo-
wien ma to pytanie, chociaz juz kill
kakrotnie wypowiedzia}em me ida
ME o tenn cd chwili og&oszsnia pro.
gramu rewolucji, ulozonego przez
mas W Mente Christi.
nKubahczycy pod bronia ME my
sla poddac sic, ami zaprzestae WALK
dopoty, dopoki ME wywalcza sobie
zupelnej niepodleglosci. Hiszpanja
ME zdo}a ukohczyc nami walki,
chocby gwarantowa}a nam jaknaj-
wieksze przywileje, chocby pozosta-
villa sobie tylko prawo wywieszenia
swej fagi mad Kuba ma znak, zesmy
jej podlegli. Lud kubahski ME przyj-
mie innego za}atwienia obecnego
konfliktu, jak tylko to, ma mocy kto-
rego Kuba zostanie przyjeta, jake
czlonek, do szeregu pahstw wolnych
i niepodleg}ych.
Ma tenn naszem stanowisku skrai-
mem utrzymuja mas diva motywy,
ktore, po}aczone W jedna size, zmu-
szaja kubahczykow W ogole kazde-
go oddzielnie do przyjecia tylko jed
nej rezolucji W sprawie ich bytu. Ty.
mi motywami sa: uczucie interes.
Uczucie - gdyz kubahczycy giebo-
ko odczuli straszny sposob prowadze-
MIA mimi walki przez hiszpanow;
interes - gdyz pojmuja, ze tylko
jako wolni ludzie beda W stanie u
trzymac pokoj i zapewnit kredyt,
potrzebny do odbudowania kraju,
zniszczonego przez sama Hiszpanje.
w krotkosci, Kuba ME tylko zyczy
sobie, ale musi bye wolna. Jest juz
czas chyba, aby hiszpahscy DIPLOMA
ci dali "a wygrana projektami cha
otycznego samorzadu, a DO mesku
Przyjeli nieuniknione rozwiazsnie
zadania.
Mech narod hiszpahski uzna ma
sza niepodlegiosc, ktorej Kuba slusz-
ME sic domaga, a otrzyma "a to wy
nagrodzenie siuszne i odpowiednie.
Nawet MECH zagwarantuje sobie u
naszego rzadu specjalna taryfe eel.
na dla swych wyrobow, dla poparcia
swego przemysiu.
Wtedy, tylko wtedy uKaze sic te-
cza pokoju ma horyzoncie, zaczerwie-
nionym teraz przez pozary j ognie
dzial. Przyjmijcie wyrazy szscunku
M. Gomez"
Czy to ME przykiad dla mas, jak
powinnismy mi}owac Ojczyzne, cze-
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Prasa klerykalna.

W przeciagu szesnastu lat
swego istnienia przyzwyczaif
sic JUL wv. N. P. do wymyslah
anatem rzucanych nan przez
wrog6w, ktorzy W ciasnych
swycn mozgach ME mogli ma
laden sposob pomiescic mysli,
ae lud polski ME jest niemow-
leciem, kt6re trzeba gwaftem
ma pasku'prowadzit, by czasem
sQ1le nosa ME rozbifo.
Do tych wymyslah - pow
tarzam - przyzwyczailismy sic
jua cd dawien dawna, a nawet
do tego stopnia uwazamy je "a
pochlebne, ae gdy przypadko-
wo Zwiazkowiec jaki znajdzie
przychylna o sobie wzmiar ke
W jakiem pismie klerykalnem,
to wnet czerwieni sic re wstydu
czyni z samym soba skrupu-
latny rachunek sumienia, czy
czasem niechcacy jakiej podfos-
ci ME popefnif.
Takim jest jeden z owocow
wymyslah prasy wrogiej Zwiaz
kowi, ME znaczy to jednak,
abysmy mleli zupefnie MIA sic
ME zajmowac puszczac pia-
zem wszelkie jej wycieczki,
badz co badz bowiem jest ona
jeszcze dosyc silna, by pre-
wrotnoscia swoja ubo3szych du-
chem braci naszych- ogfupiac
prowadzic ma manowce, a ma
to zadne pismo uczciwe pozwo-
Inc ME powinno.
Obowiazkiem naszym bow em
jest bronic tn ma obczyznie ma
szej sprawy narodowej, pre-
mawiac "a Ojczyzna nasza roz-
szarpana przez wrog6w, a zbez-
czeszczona przez ziych synow
swoich, bijacych czofem w pro.
chu stop monarszych. Obo.
wiazkiem naszym jest pod
nosic ducha narodowego,
uswiadamiac lud, ze czas
wyjsc mu niewoli, czas my
slec samemu o sobie; be czas
mu bye obywatelem, a ME siu-
ga slug Baala. Celu zas tego
dopiac mo4cmy przez smiaie i
otwarte wystepowanie przeciw.
ko tym ludziom i przeciwko
tej prasie, ktora koniecznie
chce W ogof polski wmowic, 2e
poza MIA niema zbawienia, 2e
kto ME jest z mia, ten jest
strasznym wrogiem ludzkosci! |!
To sa powody, dfa kt6rych
pomimo otrzaskania sic z wy
mySlaniami prasy klerykalnej,
ME zapominamy o niej, i cd
czasu do czasu zwracamy ma MIA
uwage.
I'm bardziej jednak zastana.
Wlamy sic mad MIA, i'm bardziej
chcielibysmy powaznie rozm6-
vic sic o niej, tembardziej,
przychodzimy do przekona-
ma ze los jej politowania
Jest godnym. Bo tylko po-
myslmy.: po s. p. ,Kropidle"
pozostafa tylko nazwa - kro-
pidlarzy, po nWierze j Ojczyz-
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wa znanego z og}oszeh fabrykanta
Patentowanych lekarstw. Majatek
jej wynosi} - 100000 dolar6w.
Jest to jeden wiecej przyk}sd, do
czego doprowadzic moze zreczne
czeste og}aszanie.
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TreSc: Prasa klerykalna. % wolnost
Kuby. % Mickiewiczu. - Notatki
Przeglad prasy polskiej W Anne.
ryce. =. Seweryna Duchihska. q
ziemi ojczystej. - Ze swiata. -Echa
obchod6w. : Sprawozdanie Kom
Skarbu Mar. Pol. - Korespondencje
.,Zgody". - Przeglad prasy polskiej
W Europie. - Pokwitowanie grup.-
Sprawozdanie z przychod6w roz
chodow Wv. n. p. = Sprawozdanie
Adm. ,,Zgody". - Wiadomosci Zw.-
Sprawozdania rezolucje. - Objas
nienia do ,,Konrada Wallenroda". -
Faraon. = Kronika miejscowa. =
Przeglad polityczny. - Rvbka. - Po
dziekowania. zswiadomienia oVfo
szenia.
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krakowiak ma czasie:

krakowiak ma czasie:
w Waszyngtonie, w parlamencie
kioca sic posiowie,
a lud s}ucha, co to bedzie,
Co parliament powie.
Mina} miesiac, drugi mia,
Milczy wciaz parliament.
Cierpi ma tenn relakcyja,
Pioro atrament.
Chcia}oby sic cos napisac -
Promo m0zg sic sadzi,
Trudno palca mysli wyssat,
Gdy parliament radzi.
Radzi, radzi wciaz zawziecie. :.
Czekaja gazety,
Co uradza W parlamencie?
Mkt ME vie - niestety.
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go many od wrogow zada6? Me
iaski, ME ochiapow zadajmy z poko-
ra, s}usznych praw naszych do
chodzmy odwaznie, beg wytchnie-
mia.
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D Mickiewiczu.

Od czcigodnego za}osyciela Zwiaz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego, oh. J.
Andrzejkowicza, otrzymalismy list z
wyrazami hoidu dia naszego ME-
smiertelnego wieszcza. Poniewaz list
ten sp6znii sic powodu choroby So.
dziwego autora, umieszczamy &c
przeto dopiero w numerze niniej.
Sym.
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Dlaczego towarzystwa nasze uzy.
waja }acihskiego wyrazu konstytucjo
zamiast Polskiego wyrazu usta,ca lub
ustary. We wszystkich nowszych
dzieiach Polskich, dbajacych ozys-
tosc naszego jezyka, znajdujemy
nap. wyra1enie ,,Ustawa z 3 maja",
zamiast ,Konstytucja z 3 maja"
Czy ME moznaby W naszych stosun-
kach nasladowac tego dobrego przy.
k}adu?