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ALVIN I, HUBBARD.


misunderstanding to the will of God.
Alvin 1. Hubbard has been removed from our
circle by the hand of death,
ResoIVed-That we extend to the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in their deep
sorrow.
ResO1Ved-That these res oiutions be entered
in our book of records and a copy of them
sent to the News and Citizen.
LUCINDA CAMPBELL.
WHEREAs-It has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove to the home above, one of
our family circle, Lucinda Campbell.
ResOiVed-That in her death our society
loses one whose pleasant face and kindly
words will ever be rememb ered.
ResoIVed--That we extend to the bereaved
family our deepest sympathy in their affiic-
ton.
ResoIVed-That these resolutions be entered
in our book of records and copy of them
sent to the News and Citizen.
HERBERT HYDE.
WHEREAs-Our Heavenly Father has called
home one more little one Herbert Hyde.
Reso1Ved-That we extend to the bereaved
parents our heartfelt sympathy in their great
sorrow.
ResoIVed-That these res lutions be entered
in our book of records and a copy sent to the
News and Citizen.
A. /. G. Sec'y.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20

In London, all over England in
fact, the interest is turning from
South Africa to China. The evuibi-
lium among the Powers is so easily
disturbed that the fear of war causes
a great deal of anxiety. There is
now belief that war must come be-
tween Japan and Russia, and the ex-
element in diplomatic and financial
circles borders upon a panic.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20
pEAThs.

WHEELER.--In Hyde Park, Mass, June 6,
1900, Matte j. Tenney, wife of Frank W.
Wheeler, aeed 80 years, 9 months ann s
days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20

We note with pleasure the strong
support Edward G. Mower of Burling-
ton is receiving for the Republican
nomination for States Attorney of
Chittenden county. Mr.. Mower is
bright young lawyer, well qualified
for the position, and the fact that he
is a Morristown boy, creates strong
desire on the part of his Lamoille
county friends that he may "get
there"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
TOBIN-PURDY.--I Cambridge June IL,
1900, by Rev. Henry G. Howard, Hugh w.
Tobin to Anna May Purdy, both of Cam
bridge.
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CARROLL =. PAGE.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

1t is now estimated that the Boer
war will cost England S3OO,OO0,0O0.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05
Catarrh Cannot be Cured


with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and is regular prescrip-
ton. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05
To Whom 1t Nav Concern.

State Land oniee, Carson City, Nevada
NOV. ~, ls's-Notlce Is hereby given that the
state OF Nevada, under the Act of Congress
approved June 10, 1870, t2l Stats 2s7), has flled
IN the United States Land Office Mt Carson
City. Nevada, List No. el5 of lands selected
under said Act, and has applied for patent
Tor SAID lands; that part Of said list is open
10 the public for inspection, and copy there
OF, by descriptive subdivisions. has been
posted In convenient place in said United
states Land Office for the inspection OF all
persons Interested and the public generally
WITHIN the next sixty days following the
date of this notice protests or contests againss
the claim Of said State of Nevada 10 any trasa
or subdivision described In the list. on the
ground that the same Is more valuable for
mineral Than agricultural purposes, will be
received and noted by the Register and Re
ceiver of The United States Land ofiiee at Car
son city, Nevada, for report to the General
Land Office at Washington, D. q.
The following are the subdivisions de-
selihed, to-wit:-E y Of n. Il. a Sec. 20 7. Is
~ Il. p EN- ID. b. a M.-s0 acres.
Il. ID. KELLEY,
State Land Register of the State of Nevada.
bale OF hrst insertion Dec. /, 1899.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

and not a word in their favor; that
every man should be politician; that
party organization and party leaders
are facts, and the sooner we recognize
this the better. The trouble was not
with the system, but that the people
did not participate. He held that
teachers should be appointed by educa-
tional experts and that this important
function should no longer be left to
politically appointed Boards of Educa-
ton. QUELoUEFoIs.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

We hope Senator VIM. M. Stewart
will live to be candidate for re-elec-
ton in 1904. We want TO see some OF
the old line Republicans who cussed
him so heartily last year get in and
pull for him like wheel horses. We
want to hear about the Grand Old Man
from their lips. It will soothe the tur-
bulent waters of distressful sea of in
fanny. 1t will likewise illustrate the
perfidy of human nature and the scope
and power of the party lash.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

rich because he had fifty thousand dol
lars in bank" The history of the last
thirty years has taught the moral,
''spend and regale.p Whatever is laid
UP beyond the present hour is put in
jeopardy. There is no certainty but in
instant enjoyment. Look at the school
boys sharing plum cake. The know
ing ones eat, as for race; but stupid
fellow saves his portion; just nibbles a
bit and keeps the rest for another time.
Most provident bloekheadl The others,
when they have gobbled up their
shares, set upon him, plumber him and
thresh him for crying out.
Before the terms depreciation"
suspension" etc., were heard, there
might have been some reason in the
practice of laying up; but now it de-
notes the darkest blindness. The
prudent men of the present time, are
the men in debt. In any case the
debtor is safe. He has put his enjoy
ments behind him; they are safe; no
turns of fortune can disturb them. The
substance he has eaten up is irrecoyer-
able. The future cannot trouble his
past. He has nothing to apprehend.
He has anticipated more than fortune
would ever have granted him. He has
tricked fortune; and his creditors-bah!
who feels for creditors? What are cred
itors? Landlords; a pitiless and I'M
pitiable tribe; all gripping extortionersl
What would become of the world of
debtors, if it did not steal a march up
on this rapacious class?
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05
THE WEEKLY COURIER
Carson Letter.

EDITOR COURIER: All the ado raised
on the question whether The Silver
party should keep up its organization,
notwithstanding the fact that when it
was organized its leaders promised that
as'soon as either of the two great ma
tional parties should champion the
silver cause that the Silver party would
be abandoned, is made by politicians
except myself the only offices 1 ever
held was Foreman of a hook and lad
der company and Captain of base
ball club. The overweening desire OF
certain men to control politics is great
or to them than the cause Of silver.
Most of them must have office or Ego
on the county," or fall on the charity
of their friends. The fight between
them will be waged bitterly enough to
keep them apart, and to put up Dem
ocratic and Silver party ticket against
a solid Republican phalanx. The Re-
publican party will be aided by the
Southern Pacific, and by the National
party, and against split forces, will
win, hands down. This can be pre-
vented only by the people themselves
taking the matter in hand. would
suggest that primaries be held by both
the Silver and Democratic parties, and
that the party polling the greatest
number of votes should hold the con-
mentions, aud let the lesinglparty stand
by the nominations. If the Democrats
are right in this matter-and I believe
they are-they will prevail at the polls.
This can be arranged by the Central
Committees of both parties, and the
voters will be pleased with the ar
rangement. Both sides pretend to be
for Bryan, but neither side can be for
Bryan first and themselves next, who
will put themselves first and Bryan
next, by emitting any means to con-
solidate the two parties. The rivalry
that would be caused by such novel
contest would force the parties to put
up their very best men for delegates
one of the most shamefully neglected
matters in politics, and the result
would be for good,
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

+. Honeyman ofthe Nevada Cavalry,
who is a prisoner in the Philippines,
was seen a few days before Thanks
giving by Albert Sonnichsen of San
Francisco, fellow prisoner, who was
recently recaptured. He says the Reno
boy was in good health and spirits.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

A. MILL operation
details from the mill
lin but the principle the same e the we'll
andde light cheap
small where the quantity value " ore uncertain
warrant mil
stamp constr
mill aboutfve tonsca with
Bridgeport
small should to Mr.
of that could be
tartw honeo mills
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

Aguinaldo's wife, sisters and eighteen
Filipinos have surrendered to Major
March's battalion of the Thirty-third
Infantry at Bontoc, province of that
name.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

The .Nevaoo Magazine is getting to
be settled publication in Nevada.
The articles are refreshingly Neyadan,
/. e., like the first fruit and grain from
virgin ground, as compared to the pro-
duct of Chinese gardens and highly
manured stuff. 1t will be the means
and source of developing talent in lit
erature. 1t has no politics, but articles
affecting the policy of the State or OF
parties are welcome. Professor Levers
of the Nevada University, who, be-
lieve was born and raised in Nevada,
is writing the early History of Nevada,
and it makes very interesting reading
to the early settlers of this State.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

Benjamin lde Wheeler, President of
California University, David Starr
Jordan, President of Stanford Univer-
sity, and other leading educators at
tended the State Teachers Association
at.Sacramento and aired their views on
Politics in Schools, amongst other SUBJ
iects. They differed, and differed
widely, just like common folk. 1t is
discouraging to try to learn and be-
come educated, when after all, some
one who knows as much as you do
says you are off your nut, or don't
know what you are talking about.
Professor Jordan said that 1.-THE failure
of cities to give to their people good
schools was attributed to the corrup-
ton of civic authority for the further
ance of individual ends; that the
schools are bad because they are tam
pered with and used as tools to enrich
or advance those persons who have
them in charge. He declared that il
intrigue and flattery, wire-pnlling and
leg-pulling, masculine and feminine
arts of swaying the appointing power
furnished means of advancement, the
ranks of the teachers become filled
with those who know nothing and have
no care to know; with those who use
the work of teacher while seeking mar
rage and an opening in law office,
with those who pay more for the dead
birds or their hats than for all the
books they read, and with those who
know more of euchre and the two-step
than the art of training children"
Rev. G. r.. Brown declared that nc
teacher owing her position to a polite
al boss could maintain her self-respeci
and be fit to train young children, and
If this were continued the moral sense
of the people would become so blunteo
that free Institutions would be in
danger.
Benjamin Ide Wheeler declared thai
he was sorry to have heard SO mrcl
against politics and political methods
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05

A dispatch informs me that Lady
Sarah Wilson, who was captured by
Che Beers, has been exchanged by
them for a notorious horse thief and
convict named Niioen, and the Lady
Is now safely within the British lines.
say safely" because the chances arc
they don't want her very bad. But, il
the Beers exchanged Lady Sarah Will
son for notorious horse thiefand con-
Wet, my mind is sadly bewildered to
know the character of exchange they
would have sought if they had cap
tured Lily Langtry or Mrs. James
Brown Potter However, fair ex.
change is no robbery. Yet have a
lurking suspicion that the British got
beat again.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
We. Wyszyhski,
lynn. sekr. Gminy.
Il C~atasaqua, Pa.
ODG QruDd.


Dnia 30 marca r. b. odby}o sic wal
ne zgromadzenie tutejszych polakow W
domu OBJ. M. Goscinieckiego W celu "a
}ozenia novel grupy Il. N. P. Nova
grupa ma bye pod imieniem sw. Micha-
Ia Archanio}a. Przystapi}o do niej cd
razu Ii cz}onk0w.
Ma tymczasowych urzednikow zostali
wybrani nastepujaoy panowie: Jan
Burzyhski, prezes; Alexis. kabys, vice.
prezes; W}adys3aw Borowski, kasjer;
Adam Piehkus, sekr. finansowy; Stanis-
s}aw Zukowski, sekr. prot; Stanis{aw
Ruchalski i Boles}aw Pogirski - opie-
kunowie kasy; Micha{ Gosciniecki i
Wincenty Wirkowski - opiekunowie
chorych.
81 ZuEOnSEi sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
ZGODA.

gruPy, do kt6rej nieboszozyk naleza}, i
iona nieboszczyka po 6-oiu dniach ME
przysaali zadnyoh rozporzadzeh wzgle-
dem oia}a.
Osoba zas wys}ana do ksiedza, ME
objasni}a wszystkioh szozeg6}ow i tax
sta}o sic nieporozumienie.
Pc p%rzekonaniu sic przeto o prawdzi.
wynn stanie rzeczy, oswiadczamy, ze
ks. Kahellek jest bez why i jak wie-
my obecnie z pewnego zrod}a, W dzieh
pochowu czeka{ "a cia{em z msza sw. az
do 1O-tej rano, myslac, re komitet
przyjedzie z pogrzebem i chcao uczyni6
us{uge nieszczesliwemu.
Wobeo tego czujemy sic W obowiaz-
ku uozyniona krzywde naprawic, odwo-
1ujemy przeto wszystko, cosmy pre-
ciwko ks. X. W correspondence naszej
Podali i przepraszamy publicznie.
K. Frankowski,
R.. Kornatowski,
oz}onkowie grupy 479 W Whiting, Ind.
P. R. TAX ~postepuja prawdziwi
zwiazkowcy. Dobrowolne, szczere przy-
znanie sic do why jest oznaka prawosci
charakteru i zas}uguje ma gorace UNA
ME.
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4 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il p~osiedzeniG anainu.

w dniu 70 marca +. b. odby}o sic po-
siedzenie delegat6w Gminy, ma kt6rem
to posiedzeniu omawiano wiele waznych
spraw.
Uchwalono, ably zarzad Gminy rozes-
4a} do wszystkich okolicznych grup for
mularze, ma ktorych kazda grupa ma
sformu}owa6 oswiadczenie swych cz}on-
kow i takowe doreczy6 przez swych de-
legatow ma przysz}e posiedzenie Gmi-
ny, kt6re sic odbedzie niedziele, dnia
% kwietpia, o godzinie 2 pc po4udniu,
W hall Tow. ,,Promienistych pod mr..
2544 Spring Alley, ma kt6rem to posie-
dzeniu bedzie wiele waznych spraw do
zaiatwienia.
Pozadanem jest, ably grupy, o lie
moznosci, wyse}a}y awsze jednych i
tych samych delegatow ma posiedzenia
Gminy.
R6wniez uchwalono, re obchod Kon-
stytucji 3-go Maja urzadzi p~olonja W
Carnegie, Pa. re wsp6iudzia}em Gminy
i towarzystw polskich z Pittsburgh i
okolicy W niedziele, dnia 13 maja r. b.
Blizsze szozego{y CO do obchodu be-
da omawiane ma przysz}em posiedzeniu
Gminy.
We. Wyszyhski.
lynn. sekr. Gminy.
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4 BrOOklyna, N. Y.
DO 6rup 20 Brooklxnsie..

Stosownie do uohwa}y ma ostatniem
po~siedzeniu, zawiadamiam grupy, 70 So
.obowissane zlozyc w~yznao.ona kwote
zaliozki W niedziele, dnia 6 msja r. b.
ma piknik +. b., o godz. 8 po pol, p. n.
AZ Grand str, Brooklyn, poniewaz ter.
min kandydatury zostaje zamkniety ma
temze p~osiedzeniu ola grup tyoh, kt6re
zie z tego warunku ME u~iszoza. T. J..
Jasihski, sekr.>
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Go s}ychac?
II Hammond, Ind.
OdUoSanie.

W numerze lO-ym ,,Zgody" z dnia 8
marca r. b. podalismy correspondence o
smierci Michaia Walnego, kt6ry dnia 2
lutego I. b. zabitym zosta} przez kolej
W Whiting, Ind.
Pisalismy take, re nasz ks. Kahellek
ME chcia} przyjac cia}a do kosciola i
pozwolic pochowac ma cmentarzu pol.
skim. Okazalo sic jednak, re ks. Ka-
hellek byi zupeinie niewinnym. Ow
ksiadz zada} tylko blizszych informacyj
i dziwi} sic bardzo, re sekretarz owei
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

2ej pc po}udniu, W hall Soko}ow, pod
n 211 Fairmont ave.
Podfug uohwaly, zapad}ej dnia %
marca b. r., wszystkie grupy maja sic
uiscic re swoich zaleg}osci. Grupy,
kt6re ME wysla swoich representative
i ME zap4aoa tego do czego sic zobowia-
zafy, beda uwazane jake ME nalezace
do Gminy.
II. Wilk, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
s ZukowSki sekr.
DO grslp miejscoaolc CHI

Niniejszem ~zawiadamia sic wszystkie
grupy u. N. P. W Filadelfji i okolicy,
Ae Posiedzenie Gminy grup z~wiazkowych
odbedzie sic dnia % kwietnia, o godz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
Szkodliwy wp}yw z}ych
ksiazek.


.szkodliwe elukubracje, czy to W formie
ksiazek t{omaczonyoh z obcych jezy-
kow, czy tez W formie pamfletow skom-
ponowanych umyslnie, tylko ola zro-
bienia dobrego interesu przez wydaw-
COW. Ksiazki take zanieczyszczaja nj
we polskiej l~iteratury, a spo}eczehstwu
polskiemu niepowetowana szkode PREY
nosza. Co wp}yw dobrych zasad i po-
u~czanie dobrej prasy W dziesieciu la
tach zrobic potraf, to czytanie z{ych
ksiazek jednym razem zepsuje. One
~osiabiaja ducha n~arodowego, wydziera-
ja ostatki WARY, gasza dobre uozucia i
przysposabiaja droge do wszelkiego
bezprawia; a W kohcu otwieraja drzwi
do samob6jstwa.
Zaiste, mic tax ME moze psuc niedo-
s~wiadczonego ludu, demoralizowac roz-
w~ijajacej sic m}odziezy polskiej, jak
czytanie z}ych i niemoralnych ksiazek,
ktore przychodza niekiedy i pod mia
mem literatury, nawet moze i w og}a-
dzonym stylu, ale wewnatrz zawieraja
szkodliwa zaraze niemoralnosci.
Ksiazki bowiem z{e sieja wsr6d naro-
du nieokreslone zepsucie, one wznieca-
ia mysli ohydne, nape}niaja wyobraznie
bezecnymi obrazami, ztad przechodzi
trucizna do serca i smierc duchowa "a
dale.
IleA to %zacnej m}odziezy ME zgine{o
nieszczesliwie W skutek czytania z{ych
ksiazek?!
Z}e ksiazki So poteznymi czynnikami
do zepsucia nawet najlepszych obycza-
jow, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS serca, utracenia
WARY, zaparcia sic Boga, do zdrady ma
rodu, zniewagi kraju, lekcewazenia
praw, z~aniedbania rodziny, s}owem, jest
to droga do wszelkiego bezprawia. Kto
ozyta zie ksiazki i z Mich czerpie swe
zasady, ME bedzie nigdy dobrym oby-
watelem kraju, ami sprawiedliwym u
r~zednikiem, dobrym ojcem, posfusznym
synem, wiernym s}uga, uczciwym ro-
botnikiem. Z4a ksiazka uczyni zeh
rych}o }obuza skohczonego. Dosy6 jed
mel ksiazki, ably zepsac wielkie mn6stwo
m}odziezy; ustepy i zdania re z}ych
ksiazek czerpane zaczna, jak robak
drzewo, toczyG sumienie, az poma}u
smierc przygotuja swym niebacznym
czytelnikom.
Niektore ksiazki So niby napozor
dobremi, czyli ME krzyczaco z}emi, ma
wet bywaja poprawnie pisane, ale w
gruncie rzeczy sd tylko trucizna cuk-
rem posypana, ably niezrazit czytelnika,
lecz ably 60 powoli zatruc. Sensacyjne
powiesci, utwory humorystyczno-anty-
religijne, romanse tragiczne, kuglar-
silva take, jak perskie senniki, spiri-
tologje czyli wzywanie czartow; So to
wszystkie razem wziete ME tylko g}up.
silva ale bezecne k}amstwa, tendencyj-
ne zmyslahia, demoralizujace nauki.
Do tych naleza tez wszelkie utwory
sensacyjno.romantyczne, lubujace sic
rozwodami, zdrada, podstepem, oszus-
TWEEN, niemoralnymi s~tosunkami i tym
podobne pismidla; one ME moga daG
nauki lub bye Przestroga p~rostakom,
lecz wrecz przeciwny wp}yw wywiera-
ia. zatoDiona w tych romansach dziew-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

beda jego marzeniem, a W kohou i upo-
dobaniem, a pusciwszy cugle sumienia,
p6idzie Ia rozwiaz}oscia.
My, polacy, ME potrzebujemy prawie
zadnych obcych utwor6w, DO many
swoich pisarzy z kazdego wieku, nasi
polscy autorowie So chluba nasza; we
wszystkich, prawie bez wyjatku, pol
skich utworach przebija sic wiara i szla-
chetne u~czucia: czytanie polskioh pi-
sarzy wyrabia umys{, udoskonala SERGE,
p~rostuje obyozaje, ozywia wiare i ozyni
mas d%umnymi, Re jestesmy polakami, a
ten patrjotyzm stale sic zaleta nasza
wobeo wszystkioh narodow, DO auto
rom i wrogowie szacunku odmowi6 ME
moga. Many naszych polskich ry-
Gerry pi6ra, cd Reja az do STEM
kiewicza, tenn z~ape}niajmy pisma ma
see, tie wnosmy do dom6w naszyoh, one-
neni zabawiajmy m}odziez nasza, a bru-
dow arabskioh, niemieckich, francuz-
kich i innyoh ME przyjmujmy, DO niemi
jak zaraza splamic sic tylko mozemy.
Porownywac zas ,Tysiac i jedna moo"
do Biblji ~swietej - jak 20 jedno z ma
szych pism uczyni}o - jest zbrodnia,
~hahbiaca imie polskie. Biblja jest
prawda, a powiesci arabskie So k}am-
sttwem; Biblja jest madroscia, a ,,Tysiac
i jedna noe" jest bajka og}upiajaca.
Biblja jestfundamentem WARY, podsta-
wa religji, umoralnieniem ludzkosoi, a
,Tysiac nooy jedna" jest zdemorali-
zowaniem narodu. Nadto Biblia ola
mas, polak6w, ma swe narodowe znacze-
ME, DO by{a odrodzeniem ~upadajacej IL
teratury polskiej.
Najwazniejsza wiekopomnej zas}ugi
praca ksiedza Jakoba Wujka jest pre-
k4ad Biblji swietej ma jezyk polski, kto-
rel to piracy podjai sic i dokonai z po-
lecenia papieza Grzegorza XIII.
Powolujacym sic ma Koz}owskiego i
Szaniawskiego, uwzgledniajaoyoh ,Ty-
STAG nooy i jedna" mona Impartial
9 m zadac, powolujac sic ma polece-
ME Biblji polskiej przez aroybiskupa
prymasa Stanis}awa Karnkowskiego, ma
Bible Jadwigi i krolowej ZofjT F.
1890, owszem ma s}owiahskie nawet
onej przek}ady przez Cyrylla i Metode-
60 a nawet az ma Hieronima sw., kto-
ry, bedac s}owianinem, Bible bada},
t}omaozy} i wespo} z innymi doktorami
koscio{a ludziom zaleca{.
Tylko cz}owiek, ME dbajaoy O dobro
ludu, moze czytelnikow swych karmic
takiemi g}upstwami, jak ,,Tysiac ciem-
nych nocy", ,,Spiritologja", senniki
perskie, Tub Kiwon - meczennik ~
dowski. T}omaczenie zas Gallanda
ME jest zadna powaga, a chocby nawet
i by}o W czem innem, W tych demorali-
zujacych ksiazkach ME jest.
Przeto rodacy ,nie badzmy dzie6mi
wyrozumieniem, ale badzmy dziecmi
z{oscia a wyrozumieniem badzmy dol
r%za}ymi". Czyhmy wszystko przystoj-
ME i Porzadnie, a ,bedziemy obftuja-
oymi dobre uczynki'.
Czytelnik polski.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-04-19
TElEGRAPHlC TICKS.

KEY O. b Wilson, superintendent
OF the Stll!man Institute az Tusealoo-
sa' Ala was killed by lightning
whlIe using a telephone during
thunderstorm
Word is received from san Monica,
CAL of the death of Geo. w. Roby OF
Detroit, Roby was head of the Roby
transportation company, well known
in lake marine circles.
AZ Milwaukee, Curley supplies of
bulfalo and jim Popp of Canada
fought six fast rounds to draw be-
fore the Badger Athletic club. Dave
Barry of Chicago was given the dect-
sion over Jack Robinson OF Chicago in
the sixth round Jake Wagner of Mil
waukee won from Jimmy Mcmahon
OF Chicago in the third round ana
Frank O'Neil of Chicago defeated
Kid Kelly of Chicago in six rounds.