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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
THE CONVENTION ADJoURSs
Closing Scenes of the General Episco-
pal

San Francisco. October 1.-THE trien-
NAL convention OF the Episcopal church
of America has adjourned sine die. The
next convention is to be held in Bos-
ton in 1904. The day was ii busy one
in both houses. most o the time, how
ever. being taken up in the discussion
of matters which We're not definitely
decided. 1t was agreed to make Hon
olulu and Cuba missionary districts and
to create the missionary district Of
Salina out of the diocese OF Kansas.
The houses failed 10 concur, however
in the proposed settling apart of 4 por-
ton CT the diocese Of Springfield, Ill l..
as a missionary district. The election
Of Rev. Cameron Mann. as missionary
bishop of North Dakota. was concur
red in by the house o bishops. Both
houses agreed to the report of the COM
mittee on the proposed Huntington
amendment to Article X. of the consti-
tuition. This action virtually relates
the matter to the next general conven-
ton. On the adoption of the report.
DR.. Huntington said he would not leave
to younger men the ~ntinuance OF the
fight he had begun.
Agreements were cached by the two
houses on several minor matters and
the usual resolutions of thanks were
passed.
On the part of the house Of deputies
the following were appointed members
of the Joint commission on marriage
and divorce: Rev. Morgan Dix, of New
York; Rev. John Fulton, of Pennsylva-
mia: Rev j. Houston Eccleston, OF
Maryland; F~ranCi -. Stetson, of New
York; ". W. Ole, of Southern Virginia
and Edward G. Bradford, of Delaware.
The closing exercises of the conven-
ton were impressive. This bishops at
tired IN their robes D office and pre-
coded by DR.. Samuel Hart, secretary
of the house of bishops. and Rev. CT.
H~utchins. secretary Of the house of
deputies. marched in procession into the
church. AS they walked up the main
aisle the vested choir o. Trinity and the
congregation Joined - -.nging.
The bishops were seated inside the
hancel and praye" service was con-
Quoted by President lindsey, of the
house Of deputies. Bishop Doane, Of
Albany. called for ? contribution to be
applied towards reducing the deficit in
the general missionary fund. The
amount given was not but
it was very liberal.
The triennial rastCri9 letter was read
by Bishop Dudley 3e Kentucky.
The benediction YES pronounced by
Bishop Tuttle, of Missouri and the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
Many of the bishops, presbyters and
lay delegates will remain in California
for some time, visiting places of inter-
est, but the majority will depart at
once for their homes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
Why a Woman
Is Able to Help Sick Women
When Doctors Fail

How gladly would men fly to wo-
mans aid did they but understand a
woman's feelings, trials, sensibilities,
and peculiar organic disturbances.
Those things are EnCwr only to
women, and the aid :. nan wD..d give
is not at his command.
To treat a ccse properly 1t is neccs-
sary to know III about it, and full
given by a wonan to her family ply
sician. She cannot bring herself to
tell everything, and the physician is
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
Anna Rogers Bound Over to Court

Nashville, Tenn, October 1.-THE
preliminary hearing Of Anna Rogers
was held today and the woman was
bound over to the grand jury under a
$40, 600 bond, in default of which h
vas committed to Jail. Anna Rogers
is suspected OF having intimate know
ledge of the details of the Great North
ern express robbery at Wagner, Mont,
on July 3rd last. She was arrested
while endeavoring to effect an exchange
at a local bank of a large number Of
bills believed to have been stolen from
the express safe. She declared to the
magistrate today that she came in pos
session of the money honestly.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
Smith Macdonald NuDtaiIS
Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Mt. Olive, N. c., October II.

Mt. Olive, n. c., October II.
Mr.. Charles A. Smith, a very success
full farmer and high toned gentleman Of
near Indian Springs, and Miss Cora
Mcdonald, an accomplished young
lady of GoldSboro. were united in the
holy bonds of wedlock yesterday at
O'Clock at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. D. Smith. There was a
gathering of close relatives and friends
present at the marriage, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. F. w. FAIRIES.
Immediately after the marriage the
bride and groom. with their bridal par
ty left for the home of the groom in
Indian Spring township, where a grand
reception was rendered last night.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is an old
friend in a new form. 1t is prepared
for the particular benefit of sufferers
from nasal catarrh who are used to an
atomizer in spraying the diseased men,
branes. All the healing and soothing
properties of Cream are retained in the
new preparation. 1t does not dry up
the secretions. Price, including spray
ing tube, rs cents. At your druggists
or Ely Brothers, Sc Warren street, New
York will mail it.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22

at a constant disadvantage. This is
why, for the past twenty-five years,
thousands of women have been con-
fding their troubles to us, and our
advice has brought happiness and
health to countless women in the Us.
Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park, ILL.,.
whose portrait We publish, advises all
suffering women to use Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, as il
cured her of Inflammation of the ovaries
and womb ; she, therefore, speaks from
knowledge, and her experience ought
TO give others confidence. Address NrA
Pinkham's Laboratory, Lynn, Mass
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22
HaIfa Mile I'm a Minute

Memphis, Tenn, October If. G..
Jones today drove the champion wagon
PAGER, Little Boy. half a mile in one
minut fiat. on the new local trotting
track. This equals the worlds record.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-10-22

w. T. Wesson. Jacksonville. Va.
druggist. writes: "Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My customers say it is the best remedy
for coughs. colds. throat and lung trou-
bleS." r. z. BellamN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
AmusememtS.
"D0LLY WARDEN"

The Lulu CHASER Opera Company, fifty
strong, will begin Il weeks engagement
in Baltimore. on Monday evening, of
next week. in II new opera by McSSrs.
StanSlauS STANCE and Julian Edwards.
entitled dolly Warden" The organiza-
ton was formed and is under the man
agemcnt of Mr. +. G. Whitney. who is
well known to Baltimore thcatrc-gocrs
from having brought there such operas
rs Rob Roy" BRIAN Boru." and The
Fencing Master" Mr.. Whitney assures
the patrons of the Academy that dolly
Warden will SurpHSS any of the above
operas, both in regard Ia the book. the
score and the productions The cast that
Mr.. Whitney has surrounded Miss CHASER
with is rs follows Van Rensselaer,
Wheeler. Richie Ling. Mark Smith. Tom
Daniel Percy stephens. Harry Walk"g
and Miss Amelia Fields. nearly all of
whom are known to Baltimore opera
gorrS. The production is as elaborate
and artistic as money and good taste
could devise. There are some musical
numbers in dolly Narcn'' that will set
people whiStlng aud hummimg. and the
finn is fresh and crisp. The time in
which Mr.. STANCE. the author has laid
dolly Warden" is 1870. George |. was
on the English throne. and the gay Louis
Nv. was making himself lannon's for the
briliancy and Splrndor of his Court.
Tn" English wcr" copyin" the gaudy
fashions of the French. Many of the
important points in ladies dress in tn" in
coming fashions We're taken from this
period, and the Ladies' of Baltimore can
learn what tn" newest things in fashion
abb" dress ar" by going to see dolly
Narden.' Mime. Scid"I. of the Metro
poIitnn Opera House. designed the cos
tunes, and Mime. f'rirSngrr. the famous
New York m"diStr. mad" Them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
A Typical South African Store.

O. X. Larson, of Bay Villa. Sundays
River. Cap" Colony, conducts II store
typical of South Africa, at which can be
purchased anything from the proverbial
"u""'IIc IL an anchor" This store is
Situated in Il valley nine miles from the
nearest railway station and about twenty
five miles from the nearest town. Mr..
Larson saws Il am favored with the
custom of farmers within a radius of
thirty miles, to many of whom | have
supplied Ghambcrlain's remedies. AN
testify to their value in household
wher" Il doctors advice is almost out of
tn" question. Within one mile of my
store the population is perhaps sixty
OF these, within the past twelve months,
no less than fourteen have been abso-
lutely cured by Chambcrlain's Cough Re
medy. This must surely be a record"
For sale by Il. i. Frazer, Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
SHORT LOCALS.

Mr. benjamin {. rcarcc. of this county
and his brother, Joshua. have. W" UNDER
stand. tH>"n II" principal hotel in Com
trrvillc. whittier they intend To remove
the first Of .IanWary next.
The Wing Convention in Queen Annc's
recommended the Hon. Philemon b.
Hoppe" for Judy" of the Circuit Court
in the Seventh District
The matter of nominating Judge Of
III" Court of Appeals for the Eastern
shore District has caused much writing
in some of tin" Eastern Shore papers,
particularly the I[rnt News. We were
requested 20 copy some of the articles
but could u"t SEQ any advantage to arise
from doing 50; besides they were too
long for the crowded stat" of our
columns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12

NV, fine now. bniIJi,o. ,,., ,lv,,,.;,,.,
r,riIIv +, rnmulntinm' ,IrrL,, -, w..
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of Mr. Rowland win hn ,ini.h,I Ia "r.,
c,ur.n nr , ,noutl, -, .iy n.maI.... :.
uuitn = honIsn,n,. LriILir,, onJ l." ',,.'I
lncDti,u tn .h,v to ,L,.n,,+,,,, ", l.,
Rnvnolds is d,in~ tho r,,mn,t,. ,,.,,,.r,
ami Mr. John Grown v.I,n nm, ~, ,I,',
stone wnrl; * now Gni.hinr tho rI.,.t,,..
inc. NJ, To,r,'. L,,,.., -, -;
1fou f., show. f, =. r,,,.h ,L,.,n,a,,,, ~,
the other If win hn,vnvn, m,l,, = t;n,
arur,r,rr. and viii l.. , ,rrnat ,J,ii,;n,,
tn our TOWN
understand Mr. TIocl;,rt hos i =,
rnut.m,,l,tion IA ,r,ct ,n Iii. ,,,,.,,,.,.,,.
in tine lower end nr po,+ , ,,m, .to,n,
saw mill. nm imr,,vnn,nt nn,h r,.,,l,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12

Mariun Gillespie. $50 Eddie Owens,
$50; Eva jackson. 9G.j: Viola Campbell.
$50: Lena Linton. 800; Evcrettc Jack
son. Mi.5; Florence Smcltzcr. 9G.2: Ar
thur SINNERS. 9G.2.
Tho>" present every day wcrc-NIartha
Wi"r, Annie SINNERS. Lizzie Owens,
otha Gibson. Willie Campbell. Minnie
Gillespie. Eva jackson. Lena Linton,
Stella Carter. Helen Campbell, Ralph
SINNERS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
IN THE SCHOOLS.

FINGERROANr SCHOOL.

iN''flII''.ii-i S'llool..
Report Of Fingcrhuarl school for the
month of September g.:
Sixth Grad" Clara NickcrSon. %:
John Il. Freeman 9l2; Lewis Freeman.
30.
Fifth Grade blanche padlcy. 93.l:
Harold Padl"y, 94.2; Alice Freeman,
Hi.3; l.idI Matthews, 1913: katharine
Newton. 1913: Carroll Woolryhan. 93.3.
Fourth ,tradr-Chriss Newton. 81:
Harry Freeman, 49,; Wallace Free
man. 80; Florence rIummcr. 81.
Third Grade Joe Matthews. 50: Lula
flummcr. 90: Lena NickcrSon. 81.
Second Grad"-ThomaS Collins. 81;
Earle Coleman, 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
Six Million Boxes a Year.

In 1895, none; in 1900, 5000, 900
boxes; that's Cascarets Candy Ca
thartlc's jump into popularity. The
people have cast their verdict. Best
for the bowels in the world.
All druggists, 1oc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
CHESTNUT GROVE SCHOOL.

Report for September =
Sixth Gradc-Annic smother. 9I.3.
Fifth Gradr-Martha Wicr. 97.3: An
ME SINNERS. 97.3; Edith Fisher. 97.2:
Alfred Campbell 97.2.
Fourth Gradc-Lzzic Owens, 97.G:
Norman Williams, 9G.3; Ernest Jackson,
95.I; Otha Gibson, 97.1; Willie Camp
bell. o.
Third Grade-Mnnic Gillespie. 9G5;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-12
CECIL WING
fir TY YEARS AGO.
Extracts From Issue of October u, 1851
p. c. RICKETTS,, Editor.

they see this. The dress is most bcauli-
full and becoming, and the lady with the
red Jersey ana black hat looked not like
4 dwcllcr of this earth. God bless the
girls, they look well in any costume.
T. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Wykfady Dziej6w POlski
W Domu Zwiazkowym.

w piatek % b. m. ni2ei pod
pisany bedzie miaf zaszczyt
rozpoczqc W Domu Zwiazko-
wynn szereg wykfadow nau.
kowo.popularnych 2 dziejow
naszej Ojczyzny. Wydziai o.
swiaty Il. N. P. uchwalajac u.
rzqdzenie tych wyklad6w, po.
stqpif W mysI rezolucij Sejmu
XlV.go, kt6ry wyraznie zale-
ell szerzenie oswiaty "a pomo.
ca zywego siowa. Podjqiem
sic tel zaszczytnej, a ciezkiej i
nieraz nawet niewdziecznej
piracy W tenn przekonaniu, ze
jest ona jednym najwazniej-
szych obowiazkow obywate!.
skich kazdego polaka, tax W
kraju iak ma wychodztwie.
Dzieje Polski, te dzieie s,awne
/ bohaterskie, peine wysokiej
j owocnej sluzby narodu ma
szego dla calej ludzkosci, So
cd stu lat wygnsne ze szk6i j
uniwersytct6w. Me masz ich
W zaborach rosyjskim ! pru-
skim. q W xaborze austriac-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Zycie ,.Zgody" bedzie wal.

Zycie ,,Zgody" bedzie wal
ka i nadal. Bedzie to walka
podw6jna: zewnetrzna i We
wnetrzna. Ma zewnatrz ,Zgo
da" bedzie walczyt j nadal z
zewnetrznymi wrogami Polski.
Sledzac pilnie "a rozwojem
wypadk6w W Polsce, ,,Zgoda"
bedzie pietnowac przewrot.
nose barbarzyhstwo rzad6w
zaborczych. ti6maczat i oswie.
tlajac naleaycie ich gospodar.
ke W Polsce. Rezultatem tel
walki bedzie coraz to wieksze
oznajamianie sic szerokich
warstw ludu polskiego ze
sprawa narodowa, a wiec cia.
gfy wzrost tych zastepow.
kt6re kiedys. daj Boze, aby
jaknajrychlej, cost ma powo-
lane przez Ojczysne do siuaby
czynnej. Ma wewnatrz .,Zgo.
da" bedsie walczyc 2 wewne-
trznymi wrogami sprawy ma
rodowej, a wiec re stronnic-
twami 2 ludzmi pojedyhczy.
mi, ktorzy. badz to przez ME.
swiadomosc. badz przez eta
wole wiashe lub swych kie-
rownikow, hoiduja pojeciom j
pradom politycznym zaboj-
czym dla przysziosci Polski.
Take jest walka. kt6ra przy.
pada ,,Zgodzie" " udziale. od-
kad walka o byt Zwiazku
skohczyia sic zwyciestwem.
Przysziosc Zwiazkn a wiec
i rZgody" przedstawia sic nam
jaknajlepiej. Spoczawszy ma
niewzruszonych podstawach
moralnych i materialnych.
Zwiazek n. p. bedzie wzrastac
j rozwijac sic coraz to szyb.
Sym krokiem. A obok niego
bedzie i ,Zgoda" rozszerzac
sic j doskonalic. Juz Sejm
XIV powiekszyi wydawnic.
two podni6si prenumerate.
To jeszcze poczatek. Pred
pZgoda' jest nieskohczony
szereg Seim6w. 2 ktorych kaz.
dy niezawodnie przyczyni sic
do rozwoju organu Zwiazku.
| tax bedzie pismo nasze roz.
wijac sic doskonalit cd Sci.
mu do Sejmu ma chwaie Zwia.
zku j ma pozytek Ojczyznie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21

pokolenie.
A W piracy tel mad odrodze-
MEM narodu polskiego. mad
obudzeniem 60 . gfebokiego
snu niemocy, w kt6ry IA
padf po klesce roku 1Ss3-go
ME ostatnie miejsce naleiy
sic Zwiazkowi n. P. i jego
dziecku ukochanemu ,Zgo.
l oto dis Zwiazek N. p.
mocny j zamoiny, znany sza,
nowany W caiym kraju ME
tylko przez przyjacioi lecz i
przez wrog6w. zwyciezki po
dfugiej walce. wciaa wzrasta.
jqcy w sify i swiatfo. . duma
i miioscia spoglada ma to die.
Gle swoie, kt6re, wyssedfszy
z jego iona, wiernie dzielifo
jego losy i walczyfo "a jego
sprawe.
q rzewna TIA w oku. z czu-
}oscia meza dojrzafego. q go
towego do .nowych walk, spo-
glada dis Zwiazek na ten po.
z6lkiy HAWAII papieru, ma te
swoja najcenniejsza pamia-
tke. ma pier,cszy nunatr zgGdy.
Mad artykulem wstepnym
pierwszego numeru czytamy
hasio: ,,wiecej iycia W Polski
grobie, Mill cary msrxa So
bic! A wiec oni wtedy sadzi.
Ii jeszcze szczerze. ze Polska
ley W grobie. Lecz ona zy.
ia, tylko byfa W omdleniu po
nadmiernej utracie krwi lez.
| OTTO dzisiaj po latach dwu.
dziestu ME mowi juz Mkt o
grobie Polski. Dzis powazni
uczeni pisuja rozprawy o pan.
stwie polskiem. jako o fakcie.
a rzady rosyiski j pruski "a.
przatuja sobie giowy, co
jeszcze MONA zrobic. ably re.
trzec ten fakt z oblicza ziemi.
Lecz faktu tego ME zetrze juz
moe zadna. Tysiace juz go
widza rozumieja, a miljony
przeczuwaja. Lada dzieh po.
znaja 60 poczuja miljony. a
wtedy =. ,,orle prowadz swo.
je dzieci'.
w artykule wstepnym, pod
tytufem,, Cd Redakcji" czy.
tamy: nNasza Zyoda pragnie.
by nar6d polski wzniosi sic
sta solidarnosci narodowej do
szczytu potegi ludzkiej; ona
przedstawia te prace przygo-
towawcza, ktora gromadzi o.
kolo siebie rozdzielone siiy
narodu".
Otoz i program gotowy,
program, kt6rego sic trzyma.
jac, Zwiqzek N. P. wyrosi ma
potege. W tych kilku slo.
wach zaiozycieli Zwiazku i
Zgody many odpowiedz ma
dreczace mas czasarni jeszcze i
teraz pytanie: czem jest Zwia.
EEK y. L. stronnictwem, cZy
spofeczchstwem?
Zafozywszy sobie ,groma-
dzic okoio siebie rozdzielone
silly narodu', Zwiszek zgro.
madzii juz ich tysiace. wszel.
kich stronictw ! przekonah, i
gromadzic bedzie nadal. az
zgromadzi wszystkicb.
Nastepny artykul sajmuje
sic pytaniem: co czeka pola.
kow W Ameryce"? odpo.
..,.<1L a..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
DwudzieStOlecie "ZgOdy".

w Muzeum Zwiazkowem W
szafie "a szkfem, tui kofo sza.
fly re sztandarem z. n. P.
spoczywa HAWAII zadrukowa.
nego papieru. poAolkly cd
starosci, lecz wciaz jeszcze
iasniejacy swoim tytufem i
herbem Pol ski. miedzy kto-
rymi daia sic widziec dwie
dfonie polaczone braterskim
usciskiem.
Tytuf tego zabytku. ktory
nosi obecnie w muzeum nu.
mer l65, brzmi; Zgodd Organ
Z,oiqzhu Mar. Pol. 10 Stanach
Ziedn. P1ln. Am. Po mad ty-
tufem czytamy: Rok l No. 1.
W Nowym Yorku Sroda dnia
23-go Listopada 1881. Pod
tytufem stoi: Wydawnictwo
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W st. ri.
Redaktor f. odrowaa. Ma
numerze okazowym widnie.
je nalepione nazwisko a
dres Henryka Kalusowskie.
go, tw6rcy Biblioteki Mu-
zeum Zwiazkowego.
A wiec W dniu dzisiejszym
,,Zgoda' skohczyia dwadzies.
cia lat wieku. Piekny to wick
dla pisma polskiego ma wy.
chod&twie. Me osiagneio go
ami jedne z licznych pism,
pozakiadanych we Francji
przez emigracje roku 1S3l-go.
DIVA dziesiatki lat piracy dla
narodu, dla ojczyzny, dla O.
swiaty. dla sprawy polskiej!
DIVA dziesiatki lat walki z
przeroznymi przeciwnikami,
z obojetnoscia jednych. z ME.
checia drugich, z namietna
nieraz nienawiscia trzecich,
walki prowadzenej uczciwie,
z podniesiona przyibica, W l.
mic ideaf6w ME tylko narodo.
wych polskich; lecz j og6lno
ludzkich, tych samych, "a kt6-
re ludzkosc przelafa morze
krwi swojej i "a ktore przela.
iaby jeszcze drugie morze
krwi. gdyby tego zaszia po-
trzeba.
Lecz zmieniaja sic easy.
zmieniaja sic i ludzie. Przez
te dwadziescia lat posuneia
sic naprzod Gaia ludzkosc. a
z mia razem i nar6d polski, a .
z MIN razem j polskie wy
chodztwo. Co byfo pred la
ty prawda dla dziesiatk6w lu.
dzi, dis jest MIA dla tysiecy.
Lody przefamane, zerwaue
peta duchowe. kt6re ciazyiy
jeszcze tax niedawno mad ma.
sami ludowemi, j postep CORA
wszedzie; zycie narodowe bije
poteznem tetnem we wszyt.
kich dzielnicach. we wszyst.'
kich kolonjach polskich; wiel.
Xxi dzie6 wyzwolenia Jest bliz.
Sym mas, niz byi naszych bra.
ci, gdy rozpoczynali swoja o.
wocna prace.
Wiele czynnik6w ziozyio
sic ma ten pocieszajacy rezul.
tat. Niezliczone legjony ci.
chych skromnych pracowni.
k6w, kilkanascie nazwisk
giosnych W kraJu i po "a kra.
jem, a przedewszystkiem GAIA
Ia SARA masa braci postepo-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-21
Rok 20.

kim, wedfug opinji znawc6w,
dzieje Polski So wykfadane
ME po polsku. lecz po austr.
jacku, chociaz jezykiem WV.
kfadowym jest polski. Nar6d
polski uznaf juz cd dawna
krzywde wyrzadzona jego
dziejom przez niewole polity-
tyczna Polski. Do naprawie.
mia tej krzywdy zabrali sic
patrjoci polscy wszsdxie.
Gdzie bylo MONA postarano
sic o urzadzenie wykfad6w
publicznych po "a szkoia off
cjalna. Gdzie wzgledy poll.
tyczne ME pozwolify ma to,
zrobiono to samo tajnie, nara
zajac sic ma rome niebezpie-
czehstwa. l tax poteznem jest
W narodzie polskim poczucie
potrzeby gloszenia siawnej je.
60 przeszlosci, re mic ME mo-
gfo powstrzymac ludzi dobrej
wolf cd spefnienia .tego obo-
wiazku. Wyobrazcie sobie
sz. czytelnicy TAXI tajny wy
kfad W zaborze rosyjskim. /
prelegent sfuchacze, zgroma.
dzeni gdzies W prywatnem
mieszkaniu. zostaja przez ca.
iy czas wyklad6w pod grosa
natychmiastowego najscia Ian.
darmerji re wszystkiemi sna-
nemi nastepstwami. A jed
max zgromadzaia sic licznie.
chociaz niejeden z mich pre-
czytaf juz wszystko, CO stoi "
ksiazkach o tym przedmiocie.
a wiec ME ma juz mic nowego
do posfyszenia. Gromadsa sic
oni, ably dac wyraz potrzebie
giosnego nauczania dziejow
ojczystych. Gromadza sic,
aby zaprotestowac czynnie
przeciwko gwaftowi moralne-
mu, kt6ry pozbawia nar6d je-
60 przyrodzonego prawa.
Wychodztwo, wolne cd
wszelkiego ucisku. ma takie
obowiazek obywatelski do
speinienia. Wszedzie, gdzie sic
znajdzie garsc polakow, dzieje
Polski powinne bye 2 mimi.
Wszedzie. gdzie sic anajdaie
osoba jako tako uzdolnions do
pe}nienia roll glosiciela tych
dziejow. obowiazkiem oby-
wateli obywatelek Jest do
starczyG jej sfuchacz6w.
Mniejsza o to, czy wyklad
jest zajmujacy, czy ME; mniej-
sza o to, czy pracownik, co
sic podjof takiego zadania, jest
mniej lub wiecej uzdolnionym,
czy jest wymownym profeso-
rem. czy tylko skromnym ma.
uczycielem; trzeba is6 siuchac
go, bo to obowiazek. Trudno:
ME jesteSmy tutai W Warssa-
vie, ami we Lwowie. Me STAG
mas M pierwszorzednych lu-
dzi W swoim fachu, ME stac
nawet nieraz ma drugo trze.
ciorzednych. Lecz STAG mai
ma dobre checi, ma rczciwa
postepowai patriotycznq mysl,
ma zgodne prawda nauka
przedstawianie fakt6w histo-
ryczaych.
Zapomnijmy vice o bra
kach i us:erkach. nieuniknio.
nych u mas. skoro nasi pierw.
szorzedni ludzie. chwaia Bogu,
mogq ieszcze zyc pracowad
" kraju. Bierzmy to. ma &C
mas stac, a pefimy sfu&be Oi.