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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
AN UNCONFIRMED RUMOR
OF Death Of Clarence R. Tebbelts OF Augusta in
Grand Trunk Wreck.

\ telegram from Portland was re-
CciVcd, Friday noon by r.. f.. pIrkn;au,
the Augusta agent for the Maine cen
trail, stating that Clarence II. TlbbcttS
was killed in the freight train accident,
that morning. between Lockc's Mills
and Bctheh on the Grand Trunk Rail
road. and asking about relatives, and
disposition of the body. Mr.. Tcbbctts
is Grand Trunk fireman ANA Is tho
son of Mrs. Basha Tebbetts. who lives
at - oak street and that lady WAS al
once notified Of the contents NJ thr
telegram. \ message sent to tho
Grand Trunk headquarters at Port
land. inquiring about the reported
death of Mr.. Tebbctts, brought in rr-
ply practically what had been sent out
in the first telegram.
The published reports Of the accident
made no mention OF the death OF Teb-
belts and inquiries of The Associated
Press gave no light on the subject. The
remains which, it was said. We're to ar
rive on the evening train. did not APP
pear and the affair seems to be shruul-
ed somewhat in mystery.
If alive Clarence Il. Tcbbctts is %
years of age, and has spent the greater
part or mis- life IN this city. lie began
his work on the Grand Trunk the first
of this month. and his last visit TO this
city was on last Tuesday. He had
worked as fireman on the Maine Cen
tral for about 6 months some or :
years ago, but lately he had worked in
this city as an advertising agent own
ing most of the advertising boards of
the city. Last September he became
the advertisingosecnt Of the Opera
House staff. which position he held un-
til after last Christmas. when he re-
signed to 80 TO work on the Grand
Trunk. Mr.. Tehbetts was 4 private i'll
Co. + of the LIST Maine Volunteer Rcgi-
ment and was at ChickamauEua dur
ing tine Spanish war. His mother ana
two sisters. Audrey ana Ida. reside i'll
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

IN contact with a telegraph pole in ms
flying leap. Ono eye was Knocked ont
ana ne rs badly broken up and received
ihtcrnai INJURIES that may cause otilcr
conipl,1a,lons Engineer Thomas Parker
escaped without serious injury. There
were Two conductors riding in his engine
ana thcY Jumped with him and escaped
hoocfts, engineer on engine w, Il to'
ham man, had his back severely injured
/. L. Damon. engineer on 81, got fear
out all right
W. {. Oliver of Bangor. brakeman
children survive him
Engineer Thompson leaves WIDOW
re w" hecn married but Il few weeks.
~ 81 me hrcmen who saved liiHSoil
tt - VIC journal correspondent thlt thcE"
were two trampS on "A car the third one
PACK from the engine and he declares
that hoth these men were killed. lie
states that soon after the wreck and De-
fore the fire reached Tho bodies he saw
the iutcstincs of one of these men stick
ing ont through the shattered car. OF
course nothing is known tn 20 the Identity
Of these men.
The hamcS Immediately took possession
of the wreck. In II few minutes til" blaze
was SO hot that it drove an the rcScuc:S
hacE' some 81 the ears contained chcfnI-
Gals ana explosions were frequent. The
cars That were hcaped upon the engines
mad" great bonfire and heated the Srea
masses Of metal underneath. Even at
noon fflc;iY, IL was Impossible 10 ap-
proach near to the scene of the actual
collision
The dozen cars that were near the en-
gincs and which were wrecked were
heavily loaded with combustiblcs. grain.
paints. oils and dry goods, and Icy
burned furiously. Some Of the cars were
burst open and some held together until
rent by the force of the explosions that
followed the collision
Even after the engines cool down much
labor viii be required 10 clear the track,
for the masses of metal are Janincd to
G"th"r IN an incNtricabic manner ana the
boiler tubes are twisted about each othcr
in deadlock style.
1t was stated at noon that no trains
would run until Friday evening.
1t is not possible to make an estimate
of the property loss, hut II must be very
large. as the cars were loaded IL most in-
stances with goods Of much val ne.
Responsibility for the fearful accident
will be placed at an invcS iSatiuu 70 10
held latcr.-Lcwiston Journa..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
B0WDITCH, WEBSTER & CO., Druggists.

itol has seen for many years. He has had
$4,000 volumes of leathcrn-bouhd DOCKS
that had been dumped into damp CORR
dors and arched rooms in the suh-haso-
ment of the Capitol arranged. busted and
placed on shelves. where the greatest
neatness now prevails. Yards and yards
of compact shelving now buiEe Win
trim volumes. many of which are Valu-
able. He has also ransackcd score OF
forgotten rooms in the library of the
House, let in the light and put things IN
shape Mr. Roberts had TO make hSnt
with the House to get the money To do
this, but he has won out in splendid fash
ion. For the first time i'll , years, the
library of the House Will be III condl-
ton fit for observation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
.---
What We Eat

Is intended to nourish and sustain
us. but it must be disested and as
simulated before it can do this. In
other words, the nouriShment con
tanned in food must he separated by
the digestive organs from the waste
materials and must be carried by the
blood to all parts Of the body. We be-
leVe the reason for the great benefit
which so many people derive from
Hoods Sarsaparilla lies in the fact
that this medicine gives good digestion
and makes pure, rich blood 1t restores
the functions of those organs which
convert 1000 into nourishment that
gives strength to nerves and muscles
1t also cures dyspepsia, scrofula. salt
rheum, sores. pimpes and eruptions
catarrh. rheumatism and all diseases
that have their origin in imnure bIood
dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
CANNOT BE VERIFIED.
Portland Cannot Substantiate Report OF Car.
encc Tcbbett's Death.

Portland. Me, Jan. 1S.-It is rumorcd
that "A fireman by the name of Clarence
+. Tcbbotts Of Augusta, lost his life III
the freight wreck on the Grand Trunk
Roard, carly this morning. \ state
ment to that effect is said to have
been made by an official Of the road. to-
day. but no particulars nor Confirma-
ton can be got at the offices here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

\ Basket Fall League is to he forineu
which will be composed of tea"
made Up nf the older men Of the waN-
cily Han Gymnasium, team irp'"
the Sons of Veterans. a team rom W
H.. Augusta y. 6. $. NJ. and onc I'VE
90. A. Gardiner. y. q. $. NJ. htAo"sl'
the organization Of the league Is ~
perfected it is c:tain 10 be
Considerable interest in tins SPOT na
been aroused III the city and the iie.S
that regular schedule of games ,,s
he arranged will be received W. w.
favor. John Martin. formerly captain
and pitcher Of the Cony High sci'Vo'
baseball team, will be one OF the p'as
ers on the Gymnasium team anu
others will be later announced, -
dates for the team are requesleu ~
present at the gymnasium any 80
ing they are able.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

The Graham and Morton propeller
steamboat city of Louisville was burn
ed. Friday, at the dock at Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. where she was tied up for
the winter. Charles Southworth, the
Waterman. was overcome by smoke
while fighting the fire and was burned
to death. The City of Louisville had
been overhauled and would have made
her first spring run in two weeks. She
was valued at 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

In the insurance office Of Henry A,
Heath hangs an exact reproduction q
p newspaper published in Dublin IN
l1il. The Dublin News Letter, publish
90 by Richard Reilly. on account q
its are the paper is quite curio. !
contains advertisements that furnish
strange reading to a man Of the pres
ont time, among them being one r.
lating to the Royal Exchange Assul-
ancc Co. which survives 70 this day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
SMALLPOX AT MANCHESTER.
Seven New Cases. Friday. and Fifty Since
Disease First Appeared.

Manchester. y. IL. Jan. l6-Sncc ycs-
tcrdaY afternoon. seven additional small
poX cases have been reported, making >
new cases this week. and half 4 hundrv.i
since the disease first appeared here. !.N-
crythinG possible is being done to cheek
the epidemic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

The driver Of the Palermo stage is
thankful that there arc honest men in
the world. He lost a pocketbook con-
tanning a sum Of money. THURSDAY
and it was returned to him Friday by
q visiting farmer who picked it UP and
saw by some papers within to whom
il belonged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
Local Notices.

Miss Lottie Stafford, Il "in. in,er
Court. announces her annual Va" al.
sale Of stamped linens. Battenburs Pc
terms. figured silks. table llhen, cole
handkerchiefs, etc. at COST. oon.
begins Thursday morning an ,aek
tinues throughout the followihs
closing oa'u'u'S' Jan Janl7st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Arthur W. Blackburn x Co. ship bro
kers Of New York City. SAY that CON
tract has been made with Kelly 4 Spear
of Bath Me. to build a four-masted
schooner of 100 feet keel. 80 feet beam
and IS feet hold and to cost about Sie.t':
to be ready June next. The owners OF
the schooner will be Capt. Frank Dram
of Bristol. Me, twho will command herr.
=. j. HenkIcy of Bath, Me, and Arthur
W. Blackburn & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
Dal.p kenneccc 3on,,,,I

'a a,,',,o ?, thanks. obituary notice.. !.
olutions OF respect. etc. win ~ ~ 70.
at the rate OF ten cent. ~. cnsfssd
charges less than seventy-fys -. Ne
All Advertising announ..sna
entertainments. whose ob,.c, Of
raising OF money will be cbsr... M
rate OF fifteen cents a line. = ~
A ~, notices. news form =.
be excluded from our local col,ms. WI
cept such as refer to Advertise. u
pyihg space In our ADVERTISING co,,,~ -
ana VIII be run under separa,. -
on one of the local pages. neaa
Subscribers who fail Ia $780,
JOURNAL promptly will con,s. Inc
by notifying the Office immedIa,s,. ~"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

At the midwinter session of the oxford
quarterly conference of Baptist churches.
held at Bucktield the closing meeting
was marked by the adoption of vigorous
resolutions protesting to the Legislature
against the proposed resubmission of the
prohibitory liquor amendment to the PEG
pie on the question of repeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

The artists for the Cecilia Recital to
he given at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Williams, No. .. Myrtle street, Mon
day afternoon. Jan. u. will be Herr
Hebelein, a Boston cellist. and Miss
cummings. an American girl who play
"d with great success in London. last
year, and who was pupil of Slot.
the famous Russian composer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Although tickets are selling fast for
Frogs of Windham" the Opera House
il largo and all seats arc good. Plenty
Of good reserved seats can be secured
at 30 cents. provided the 10 cent seats
should be all taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
l.Oca! Matters,
The journals Telephone CaII-.l3o-4
From the Tower.

TTU'H DC IOEcf.
Toss ana Swiu=-tOss ana swing
Like The vide, wind -rufIlcd grain
W hilr ! sit. remembering
one whose helmets toss and swing
Faced the bloody rain.
Spear and plumc-spear and plurna-
MI the world : in arms. my lass.
: 'iic nose ranks would now give room
once went swinging spear ana NUNS
Where your spearmen pass.
Love and tears-lnvc ami tears
Smile, And wave Your kerchief whi,a,
Think you that these little years
Hayc forgot my love and tears
That were sped that night?
Post Wheeler in New York prexs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

The next meeting of the Comfort
Club will he held with Miss Agnes
O'iIehir at her home in Halowe,
Monday night. 1t is hoped all men,
bars of the club will be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Who can show choicerline Of cigars
and smoking tobacco than you win see
in one of Percy W. Means windows?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

I;cr. J.. l.. Farnsworth. member Of
the House from Redington. will preach
iii Green Street Methodist church at
1880 O'Clock Sunday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Manchester seems to be getting more
than its share of sickness this winter.
Many cases Of severe colds. grip and
typhoid fever are reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Visitors from the country, yesterday
reported the roads to be in very good
condition but little rough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

staples, Smith & Moody lately sold
one Of those fine Ivers & Pond grand
pianos to Haskell 5. Hall of Water
willie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Tho pickercl fishermen are again be-
ginning active operations. A number
tried their luck, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
During COnvaleSCenCe

value e n
remarkable and witha it such Il simple
wholesome medicine all the active
Oil,
ALL licous glass
S a a
This like talk; but, really,
strong a faith proclaim
over signature that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

The doctors report quite a number NJ
cases of grip around town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

DR.. F. S. Bigelow of SkoMh. snd
be at the Augusta House, fri ua-
Saturday, 18th and 10th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
We Sell VinOl on Positive Guaranty

who buy of us are benefited
get money back. be
concusvcy Who'll? and ct tell
morea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
Please Do Not Commit Suicide

surely all who i VIII
strength d vitality
have been o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19
If You Are Not Feeling Real Well

Forty system at wit vINOIpcrsons who
strong less victims of
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28

wet bardziej nii obozy swiec-
kie, Jezeli vice ono ME da do
brego przykiadu jednomysl-
nosci w tax wainej sprawie,
to promo zadac bedziemy jed
nomyslnosci cd owieczek je-
GO. Nalezy takze, aby kon.
gres ten - jezeli dojdzie do
skutku - odbywaf sic ma "a.
sadach zupefnej r0wnosci i
ably zen wykluczone byfy
wszelkie kwestie zapatrywah
spoiecznych lub politycznych.
Kazdy z przybywajacych ma
D kongres ten powinien bye u
wazany "a polaka = katolika
- mic wiecej.
Przeciwko miastu w kt0.
rem kongres ma sic odbywac
mic ME many, czy atoli czas
bedzie odpowiednim wobec
tego, re ma r. b. zapowiedzia-
nych juz jest kilka zjazd6w i
sejm6w organizacyj polskich
- mad tenn nalezafoby gfebiej
sic zastanowic, by mice pew
nose, re kongres sic uda. <
w kohcu ME cd rzeczy chy-
ba bedzie zapewnic projekto-
dawc6w kongresu, ze moga
liczyc ma szczere j gorace po-
parcie braci zwiazkowych, bo
Zwiazek nasz zawsze byfi jest
got6w do piracy dla dobra
imienia polskiego i p6jdzie
chetnie reka w reke ducho-
wiehstwem. pracujacem szcze-
RE dla polskosci. dopomoze
mu czem tylko bedzie mdgf,
aby zajefo stapowiska ko-
rzystne dla sprawy polskiej W
Ameryce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
G}Osny process.
Zamach ma p. GOetza.

Piec miesiecy temu rozeszla sic
po swiecie wiesc zbrodniczym ma
padzie, ktorego ofara byl p. Goetz-
Okocimski, wiaSciciel ziemski oraz
wiasciciel browaru W Okocimiu.
Dwoch zbrojnych rewolwery
zbrodniarzy - opowiadano - wpa-
dfo do biura bogatego przemy-
siowca, by grozbq wymusic od ME-
go ,,podatek'. - pot procent calego
jego majqtku, rzekomo ma rzecz ia
jemniczego jakiegos ,,rzadu naro-
dowego"; spotkawszy sic re stanow-
cza odmowa. zbrodniarze strzelac
poczeli; p. Goetz uratowal sic u
cieczka, jeden z jego urzednikow
zraniony zostai paru kulami. Smia-
lose tego napadu, a zwlaszcza ta-
jemnicze powolanie sic ma rozkaz
,,rzqdu narodowego", sprawily W
caiej Galicji slime wrazenie.
Zaraz nazajutrz sprawc6w zams-
chu ujeto: jednego gimnazjaste
trzech wychowancow seminarjum
nauczycielskiego, ktorzy swiezo do
piero opuscili szkoie, by rozpoczac
zaw0d nsuczycieli ludowych. o.
skarzeni wyparli sic W sledztwie
wszelkiego udziaiu W tajnej orga-
nizacji, przyznajqc sic natomiast,
ze ,,podatek" ten byl tylko pozo-
rem, pod ktorym wymusiG chcieli
znaczniejszq sumo, by MIA W SWAT
sic puscic wiesc wolne cd trosk
zycie. Jeden Mich tylko, Czizek,
obstawal przy twierdzeniu, ze tajne
stowarzyszenie istnialo rzeczywis-
Gle, ze oni byli tylko wykonawca-
mi jego rozkaz6w. Przeprowadzone
sledztwo ME wykrylo najmniejszych
Shadow tajnej jakiejs organizacji,- -
akt vice oskarzenia zarzueil cite
rem mlodziencom zbrodnie rabun-
ku j usilowanego morderstwa, lub
tez wsp6lwine W tych zbrodniach.
Rozprawa pred przysieglymi
rozpoczeis sic W Krakowie d. 26-go
lutego ! zaraz jej poczgtek zgoto-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
No. Is.

Zwracamy uwage czfonkOm Zuiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieniajae swOje
mieszkanie, pOdawaf zawsze starry mo-
Wy adres, Oraz numer grupy, do kt6rej
naleky. Tax samo pOwinien podae a.
dres swej zony, jesli do Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. nalezy, a prZedewszystkiem wy
mienie jej imie. Tym spOsObem unik-
hiemy wszeikich pomyfek przy wysy.
1aniu ,,Zgody". Kto do tegO sic ME
zastOsuje, temu ,,Zgody" pOsyf fae ME
bedziemy mOgii. Zazalenia W sprawie
nieregularnegO Odbierania ZgOdy pO-
winien kazdy czfOnek r6wuiez zaopa.
trzye W wyrazny adres numer grupy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
HERBERT SPENCER.

siynny filozof angielski. kohczacy
obecnie osmdziesiaty rok zycis, dale
dotad dowody niszwykiej aywot-
noSci umysiu | praoowitosci. Cd
dwoch lat przemieszkuje " Brigh-
ton, gdrie klimat mu s,uzy lepisj,
niz W Loudynie ] oodziennie poswie-
90 SIS godzin zsjeciom umysso-
wynn. Pc ukohczeniu W r. 1896 mo-
numeptslpego dzieia, ktore " 10 to-
mach zawieraio originally system
filozofczny przyjaciele jego ! swo-
lsnaioy ocsskiwsIi. 70 sobyisk syois
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
Rok 20.

Goetza. kedZior zostaje przy
drzwiach, Sikora przedstawia roz-
kaz ,,rzadu narodowego". PanGoetz
pfacic ,,podatku" ME chce, ofaro-
wuje i'm natomiast drobna sumo;
jako zwrot kosztow podr6zy; oni
odmawiaja. Me chcieli tez dac
zadnych wyjasnieh co do owego
,,rzadu narodowego", Sikora przed-
stawil p. Goetzowi jedynie ,,porucz-
nika zandarmerji', dodajac, re ,,po-
datek" pojdzie ma ,,szlachetne ce-
le". p. Goetz zadzwonif w6wczas,
/ kazaf sfuzacemu sprowadzic in
spektora browaru p. Narzymskiego.
Sprzeciwil sic temu Sikora, rozka-
zujac rownoczesnie, porucznikowi",
by p. Goetza pokoju ME wypus-
Gil. p. Narzymski byl juz W przed-
pokoju. p. Goetz zblizyf sic do
drzwi, wtedy zastepujac mu droge,
kedzior zawolai:
- Ma rany Boskie! prosze ME
wychodzic, DO bedzie nieszczescie!
Ale p. Goetz odtracif ,,poruczni-
ka" wybiegi do przedpokoju; Ke-
dzior pedzi "a MIN, wymachujac
swym zepsutym rewolwerem, przy-
czem pOchwycony zostaie przez p.
Narzymskiego, ktorym poczai sic
mocowac. Sikora tymczasem daje
trzy strzaiy rewolweru, raniac
dwukrotnie p. Narzymskiego, u
cieka, by wraz z Czizekiem do Tar
nova powrocic. kedziora, szamo-
tajqcego sic p. Narzymskim. przy-
aresztowano Odrazu, nazajutrz zas
Sikore Czizeka. :.
Oto caiy dramat. Jak luz
wspomniafem, oskarzyciel publicz-
ny bronif zdania, re Gaia historic
tajnej organizacji jest wymysiem
oskarzonych, kt6rymi kierowafa "
rzeczywistosci prosta chec zagar-
niecia cudzego grosza. Obroncy
twierdzili, re oskarzeni padli ofara
niewysledzonych oszust6w, kt6rzy
pod pokrywka ,,rzadu narodowego"
chcieli wyzyskac ich latwowiernosc
dla prostego oszustwa. Najkorzyst-
niej dla siebie usposobili przysieg-
fych sami oskarzeni swa niezgrab-
ME naiwna, a widocznie szczera o.
brona. To tez wyrok wypadi do
syc iagodnie. Sikore skazano "a
zbrodnie usifowanego ciezkiego
uszkodzenia ciaia ma diva lata ciez-
kiego wiezienia; co do Kedziora
przysiegli domagali sic postawienia
pytania wsp6fudziai W tel zbrod-
nj, gdy ich zadaniu odm6wiono,
dali werdykt uniewinniajacy, jak
rowniez co do Czizeka. Wszyscy
jednak oskarzeni pozosta;a nadal W
wiezieniu, gdyz prokurator wni6sf
zazalenie niewaznosci. Dodac WV.
pada, ze ma wszystkie pytania przy-
siegli odpowiedzieli jednomyslnie,
j ze odpowiedz ich r6wniez niemal
jednomyslna znalazla aprobate o.
pinji. Wyjatek stanowia ludzie,
ktorych W Krakowie jest pewna
ilosc, wierzyc ME chcacych, wbrew
prokuratorowi, by tajnej organiza-
eli ME byio. Ma tych jednak ME-
ma rady: nawet gdy cisza panuje
zupelna, przebakuja oni trwozliwie:
,przyczaili siew Gdy zas coskoI-
wiekbqdz sic zdarzy, wietrzs ma
tychmiast srogie spiski sprzysie-
zenia. Tax byio mp. napadem ma
staroste hr. Starzenskiego, kt6ry
przedstawiano jako polityczns
zbrodnie, jak sic okazalo, bez mai
mniejszej podstawy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-28
KOngreS pOlSkO-katOliCki.
Zawsze miaiem te pokore,
zem aadnego ME klat ruchu.
Sfowacki.


Sfowacki.
,,Rzucamy tylko mysl, o
ktorej ocene prosimy polsko-
amerykanska prase" - pisze
redakcja ,.Polaka w Ameryce"
W artykule o drugim kongre-
sic polsko. amerykahskim, z
kt6rym wystapila ubieglego
tygodnia.
Poniewaz artykul to wazny,
tyczacy sic przysz}osci naszej
W Ameryce, przeto, pomimo
krahcowej niemal roznicy po-
miedzy predominant nasze-
mi a zasadami ,,Polaka w
Ameryce", czynimy zadosc
jego zadaniu.
Zdaje sic, re zapatrywania
nasze ma sprawy polsko-ame-
rykahskie sa dostatecznie
juz znane. omawiajac jednak
sprawe TAX doniosfa. jak ow
projekt, sadzimy. re ME cd
rzeczy bedzie zaznaczyc jesz-
cze raz nasze stanowisko.
Ot6z, Itchy stan naszego wy
chodzctwa w stosunku do jego
iczby i pragnienie zapewnie-
mia mu jaknajlepszej doll zmu-
sza}y mas nieraz i zmuszaja do
ostrych wystep6w przeciwko
tym, kt6rzy staja ma drodze
ku postepowi ludu naszego,
ku oswiacie jego, ku wyzwo-
leniu 60 z krepujacych VIE
z6w, nakfadanych nan dla zy-
sk6w osobistych w imieniu
rzekomo religji, a wiasciwie
mic z religja wsp6lnego ME
majacych. w tym kierunku
wake prowadzilismy dotych-
czas prowadzit bedziemy ma
dial, gdy sic tego potrzeba O.
kaze. l ME zfosc, ME "a
wzietosc, ME uprzedzenie kie-
ruje w tel walce nami. Kara
"a zfe uczynki ME do mas ma
ley, ale obowiazkiem naszym
zbiiac sifa przekona6 naszych
to co "a zfe, IA szkodliwe dla
naszego spofeczehstwa uwa-
zamy. | ma odwrot, gdy wi
dzimy sprawe, ktora ma do.
bro ogoiu ma celu, ale dobro
lstotne, ME jest szyldem CLOS
nym a ziudnym, lecz dzieiem
w gruncie rzeczy pozytecz-
mem dla ludu naszego - wte-
dy czujemy potrzebe om6wie.
mia jej, q nawet poparcia Gale.
mi siiami, bez wzgledu ma TO,
kto ja podnosi, bez wzgledu
ma nasze osobiste sympatie
lub antypatje.
Takiemi zspatrywaniami
kierowani przystepujemy do
omowienia projektu.
,Rozporzadzenia jezykowe
ksiezy biskupow Elsa Mess
mera - pisze ,,Polak W Anne
ryce" - sprawily to, re W ca.
lei iejpolsko.amerykahskiej pra-
sic j to bez wzgledu ma obozy,
: wyrobiio sic to przekonanie, /,
&c my polacy musimy doiozyG
tyszelkich sfara6 ohx, ; LIo,