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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
panux Rnrnsa Wages.


 That an advance in wages on the Pennsyivania Railroad seems pretty figure is shown by the figures just made public.
 That road has recently ordered an increase of 10 per cent. on lines east of PIttsburg. That means just Ss,- 435, ,425 addition to the pay roll The New York World says:
 "The additional disbursements re- ouired will amount to IS per cent of inc total net income of these lines last year. They will affect the wages of i25, 40 men. Similar action by the .ompany's western lines, applying to so. .000 other employees, will bring the total up to S12,000.0O0. This will be the largest increase of wages on any railroad It will equal IA per cent. of the entire dividend payments on Amer lean railroads in 1897. Taken in con- nection with the 10 per cent increase m 1902 it represents virtually 20 per cent, addition to the income of Penn sylvania employees. From another point of view it represents an average con- tribution of $275 to the roads operat- ing stan by each of the 44,175 stock holders.
 This is cutting a melon" of the right kind It evidences dispisition to give labor a share in the good things that are too commonly reserved exclu- sively for capital. It bespeaks a lib- eral policy to it's employees from which the road is certain to. benefit in the long run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

General Agent c. P Jackson of the Mobile and Ohio in Birmingham, will spend today in Montgomery with reia- lives. Both Messrs Jackson and Cardi- nal were formerly stationed in Mont romery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
RACKET STORE. dO5 Dexter Avenue. TelephS4s z&
 Prompt Attention Mail Orders.
The Saving of Dollars
 Is the Making of Them

Someone has said that it is not what makes but what is saved that leads fortune There is doubt of this being fact and is evident that in buying goods to wear to furnish the home the money saving individual always patronized place like the Racket Store. We you saving here any bill of goods you may choose to buy making your interest make this a trading place permanently.
 Rare offerings for Monday will be detailed below. Read every onethey give indication of the price trend here. f. -~sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

When in Rome try to keep from get ting done by the Romans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
PENSAC0LA,S VOTE
MISTAKE OF CLERKS MAY CAUSE
 COMPLICATIONS.
Ballots on Ansendmenfs offered Two Years Ago Seat Ont From Tal- nahansee and WiAf Perhaps
 MmddIa SituntlOn.

Pensacola. Fla, Nov. 10.--(Specia1. --The returns from all of the precincts of Escambia County of the election Tuesday have now been canvassed, and show one of the smallest votes boiled in this county in many years, not withstandinE the fact that some inter est was created by the fight made for and against the drainage amendments by Governor Broward and Senator elect John s. Beard.
 The vote has been reduced to some extent by the board of canvassers
 throwing out the returns from four pre- cincts, owing to the fact that they had not been signed by the inspectors, and also the vote Of six others on the amendments, due to the fact that some
 State official at Tallahassee sent to this county returning blanks that were used two years ago in the election when five amendments were voted for.
 If all of the clerks and inspectors
 had filled out these blanks as sent here
 the entire vote on tho amendments
 would have been thrown out as illegal.
 It fs supposed that the same blanks were sent to other counties in the State and if the clerks and inspectors did
 not notice and change the sections and articles then the vote all over cations caused, provided other canvass ing boards follow the precedent set by the Escambia Board.
 The total vote as certified to by the canvassing Board Is as follows.
 For Congress--W. B. Lamar. sS5: T. B. Meeker. l25; c. H. LAney, i. For Justices of the Supreme Court--Wil- Ham c. Green. 1858: Charles B. Park hill, s4s; James B. Whitfield, 701. For Railroad Commissioners--W. Clark Beach. 19S; Newton R. Blitch, TAO; R.
 Hudson Burr. 72e; A. c. Siil. ss. For State senator--John 8. Beard. sss; atives to LegisIature-M O. Baggett, ss3: P. A. Caro-, l George W. Deason. 1S3; Warren E. Anderson, 1; J. w. Dickson, I50; J. A. Long, 1; R. F. Reese, 500; NJ. Jacoby. 33; H. M. Judd, 1; J. J. Sullivan. IT., &; Thomas Pebley. 1. For Tax Assessor--W. F. Rich ards. 962. For Tax Collector--J. g..
 Roberts. 996. For Treasurer-J. E. Williams, 973; Pat williams, 1. For three members of School Board--Wm. E. Anderson, s13: H. c. DeSilva, ssS; W. NJ. Agerton, s3s. For five mem
 bers County CommIssioners--J, B. Rob- erts, 936; John 4. Merritt, Ss7; J. M. Andrews, 903; H. C. Clopton, S96; ]. District 2, R. L Nicholson, ITO; for Jus
 tice of Peace, District s, J. M. Harri-
 son, 5O4; for Justice of Peace, District '. J. E. Hanks, 44e. To provide for
 drainage of Everglades, for 403; against 167 To increase salaries of Supreme
 Court Justices, for, S26; against, 121 1;
 te fix salaries of judges of Criminal
 Court, for 312 against 11s; to estab-
 fish Escambia County Court of Record.
 for 33l, against 9S; relative to amend
 ing Constitution, for 2e4. against s9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
naA Fnllnvrn nefnrra.

A special train, bearing q party of about sixty Odd Fellows, who left here las tnight, returned this morning about o'clock from Gonzalez where a new lodge was instituted, District Deputy Grand Master Charles Frederichsen acting as instituting officer and the team work being done by the team from Pensacola Lodge No. {. The new lodge has a large membership, and the ally treated during the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

Never since have been connected with the Louisville and Nashville Rail- read have known anything like the business that is being done right now" said a local railroad man yesterday.
 The freight traffic int the Montgomery yards of the Louisville and Nashville is something enormous and railroad men say that it is the same way at every big terminal along the system. Tn the Water Street yards from the freight depot of the Louisville and Nashville to way down into the yard limits at the mouth of the big cut is a long line of freight cars. There are five tracks just east of the freigh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

1t and ran only one section to New or leans. leaving at 10:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
on to FIorIda.

'AuTENNIIIs
 When the Atlantic Coast Line train left for Florida last night it carried 8 jolly combination of f>Isaak Waltons and Nimrods enroute to the Everglades for a ten days outing. From the looks of their equipment in the baggage car 1t looked like a stay of several months instead of ten days. The party con. sisted of President Thomas J. Reynolds of the Fourth National Bank, pr. Gib- son Reynolds and Mir. Thomas J. Judge. These three made up the Montgomery contingent. The others were from Prattvile. Messrs. J. B. Bell, Dan Pratt Smith and Lovelace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

WANTEDs Experienced alteration hands on ladies' coats and skirtu~ Good pay to right parties.
 A. s. Knowles Dry Goods co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

TTcAsLEDOwN AND FLANNELETT.Es
 ---AH cOIOrl figures, AeyEers, stripes
 and solid eklOrs, 12 1-2c. quality, for Monday. ... d .Oe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
Tnn Mnch nIunie.

The new ordinance prohibiting horns and other noise making devices in front of the moving picture galleries in the city has gone into effect and arrests are being made. Chief Weir this morning gave an order that the proprietor of the gallery on Second Avenue between Twenty first and Twenty-second Streets be placed under bond. The passing of the ordinance by the Council appears to please many people who were locat- ed near the picture galleries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

IMPORTED CHEESE, PHILADELPHIA, CHEESS,. NEUCHATEL GEESE, ROQUEFOHT CHEESE. HARD CASE CHEESE.
 New shipments just fin.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

At a mass meeting of citizens inter ested In the welfare of wayward and homeless boys of Birmingham who are criminally inclined, held thIs morning in the armory of the city hall. much business was accomplished looking to the establishment of a juvenile court in this city. Several recently elected members of the Legislature from this County wepe present.
 Sveral committees were appointed to take the matter before various organi- zations of the State in order that the respective organizations bring the mat ter before the legislators from their district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

GUARANTEED BLACK TAFFETA--
 Full se Inches wide, worth a1.2s a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

BRILLTANTENE--PIai and solid col-
 Ors, navy, black, gray, brown, and green, S5c. quality, SS to 4A inchea
 wide, for Monday. ... =. ... .Aec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
OFFICERS.

Meyer IL. GRtea, Vice Prealdem& John W. Kelly,
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
INDIGO BLUE PERCALE-With narrow ktIk white stripes regular quality Monday per yd. OIv (Only To yards to customer
Lanies and Misses Coats

Ds-inch CaAvENETTEs-~sz. values,
 dark grey rafnproOe cloth, neatly trimmed, three box pla1ts in back s7-5o tan Covert Goats, Monday. .&4.es
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27
A Certain Care for Group Used tor
Tea Years without 4 Failure.

Mr.. W. G. Bott, u Star City, Ind.
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, His children have all been
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy 10. the past ten years. and
though they much feared the Group, his
wife and he always felt safe upon retir-
ing when bottle Of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy was in the house. His
Oldest child WAS subject to severe at
lacks Of Group, but this remedy never
failed TO effect speedy cure. He has
recommended il TO friends and neigh
bors aud all who have used il say that II
Is unequallsd for Group and whoopine
cough. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

George Snyder aud crew of
riders passed through Del Nor,e
Thursday afternoon of this week
with one thousand head of cattle.
on their way to Monte Vista. The
herd was being taken to that poin,
for shipment. Sam Pepper, u
csttl. buyer, Of Denver, recently
bought this stock from Dan
Seward, Iiortl Il Todd and others
Of Cre+tls. The bunch WAS range
stock Of all descriptions. Pros.
pector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

results from chrome constipation, which
is quickly cured by DR.. Kings New Life
Pills They rsmov. nil poisonous germs
from the system and infu-c n.a life and
sisor, cure sour stomach, naus-a, head
ache, DIZZINESS xad collie, ~i,hou, grip
my " discomfort. pic. Guaranteed 10y
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

Ed. Repshsr, of Monte Vista,
secured q bond and lease this week
on the Last Relief mine at En-
barge. from the owners. Cline,
Leonard and Wilson. Mr.. Rep
sher expects to do some develop
msnt work on the property this
winter. This property is among
the most promising in the Myers
creek mining district and gives
every evidence Of becoming a pay
ing mine.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27
Qsissy, xprai.s ard swelling. Cured

IN November. 1901, | caught cold and
hsd the quinsy. My throat MAS sSollen
- ! could hardly breathe. I applied
chsmhssia,uis Pain balm and II CAV. me
rslIsf 10 = short time In two days ]
sAs all right" says Mrs. l.. Cousins,
Ottsrburn, Mich. ChSmbrrlain's PAIN
BALM 10 = linimsnt aud is especial,
valuable Tor sprsins and sxellins-. For
ssls by Ill dsugg,sis.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

There 10 the same trouble in
Goldtield that there is in Cripple
Creek. No man can get employ
ment in mine unless he has a
card. In GoldGeld the card must
be Issued by the miners while in
Cripple Greek the card Is issued
by the mine owners. The card
system should be done away with
in both campo.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

George Carpenter was in town
Wednesday and settled the lnsur.
ance on the late Superintendent
ELEPHANTS life, by which his
widow receives 5000.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27

The only real live campaign in
the San Luis valley is in Conejos
county. 1t is reported on what
seems to be reliable authority that
the old fusion party is liable to be
beaten.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-10-27
Brief Joffinss

Watch soap take another rise.
1t is reported that trust has been
formed that will absorb both the
American and English lnanufac-
turers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
~NADESKANE!
. MinnesOty z mad Missi-
ssippi w March,, 1906.

M. Kruszka W swym Ku-
ryerze Polskim pc diva ray,
czy nawet wiecej, pogardli-
vie powiedziai, ze pieciu ksie-
ziy podpisa}o odezwe, v kto-
rel ostrzegano lud sprzed jego
przewrotnoscia, jakoby tych
pieciu keiezy tylkow charak-
.terze jednostek tax byli Y
czynili; tax przeciez ME BY
10. Me jednostki lecz a
Rad 9 v arzys 2 e
u i u K siezy s " ] g g
K isc b " a me ryce pod
.pisal odezWe, ale jak Diskua-
pow j v og6le Wszelkiich
zwierzchnosci nienaWidzi NJ.
/ jego brat Is. NJ. K.irulstzl,i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
Uczmy dzieci nasze czy-
tao i pisac pc pOlsku!
TO ONO
z? -

Francuzi ME maja ma razie
,ochoty do wojny z Niemcami,
.przeto kreca W Algeciras jak
tylko moga, ably zosta} wilk
syty a owca Gala. Prusak
.oczywiscie te5 ME dowierza
:swoim poddanym, a jeszcze
:mniej Anglii, vice niby sic
7targuje ale swoja droga spu-
:szcza 2 tonu, cola sie, DO
vie, re "a daleko sic posuna}.
u tel chmury tedy tymcza--
sem deszczu ME bedzie, lecz
co sic odwlecze, to ME ucie-
cze; wojna pomiedzy Francya
i Prusami jest Mountainous,
O tenn vie SWAT ca}y, a mai
lepiej wiedza to diva intereso-
wane narody. Francya ME
moze przebolet utraty dw6ch
prowincyi, Niemcy zas "
swej zarozumiaiosci chca vie
kszego Faterlandu: uLieb Va
terland musst groesser sein!'
w Niemczech atoli rozpano-
szy}a sic Ottawa pred angiel-
ska flota, zas Francya pre-
chodzi ciezkie easy 2 powod1u
rozterek pomiedzy masonerya
i kosciolem, vice AMI jedni
ami drudzy W obecnej chwN :lll
ME NIGGA liczyc na poWodzae.
ME we Wojnie7.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
NASI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~miejscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F Ziarnowski ,
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan Laska
Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRENvILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
LA SALE, ILL.,, Jan Grzeskowiak
Mellen, Wis, Teofil Dercowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PERU, ILL.,. Kazimi=rz Stopa
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S Cera
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam WaldowsE
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
HHowu ma kfamstwo
i ~przekrecanie Mi
cha1a Kruszki.

@ .tL-+ f#s-G Es%"Es-5.-.g"[H
Bardzo wiele czytam j ro-
zmaite utrzynuje gazety, lecz
.pisac ME Lube. Dzislaj jednak
aczkolwiek pjsze, czynie to
niechetnie. Nam na stole
,Wiarusa" j ,Kuryera". Pre-
czytaWszy jednego i:drugiego
zauwazyiem, il autor kores-
pondencyi Wiarusa sic ME
zmYli}, gdy tax czesto PREY
taczal sloWa p. M. Kruszki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29
Moskalowi wlosy podczap-

Moskalowi wlosy pod cap
ka sobola sic ieza pred no
wa reWolucya. AM Witte,
ami car, ami laden Z mini mini
str6w ME ludzi sic nadzieja,
ze Maj przeminie tax spo.
.kojnie, jak minela rocznliica
pierwszej rewolucyi, q pomnil--'
mo szpiegostwa j ostrej cen
Jury HE vie Mkt 2 Mich, z
kad sic spodziewaG pierWsze-
go ataku. Wiadomo i'm wpra
wdzie re sic cos knuje, ale
odgadnac ME NIGGA, kto "a
mach poprowadzi, eaten
strach tylko panuje i nieza-
niejedna cobra my6l
zar6dku unicestwia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

buntu przeciw biskupom, a
skoro sam sobie ma pcdobe
niezaleznych mitre j infu1e
zafunduje, wtedy VAN powie,
re sic myli}, ~twierdzac ze re
Rzymem trzymajao MONA
bye katolikiem j patryota
polakiem. Powie tedy: nPo-
rzucmy Rzym, ME s}uchaj-
my nadsl OLGA .sw., DO on jest
wrogiem Polak6w, zabrania
nam kochac nasza Ojczyzne,
ME chce ably Polska by}a VOL
ma i. t. p. vice my musimy
o sic radzic sami, zas Pan
Bog mas "a to karac ME be-
die: DO prawo nat u
kaze kochaG sw6j
kraj, sw6j nar6d, a Pan Bog
take prawa sam ustanowi},
vice ich Mkt zniesc, usunac
ME ma AMI w}adzy ami pra'
wa. - Taxi koniec wezmie
pycha ks. W. Kruszki, jezeli
sic ME opamieta i ale odwo-
la togo co W %ostatnich dw6ch
miesiacach przeciw wyzszej
w}adzy koscielnej giosi} W
Kuryerze, jezeli ME przepro'
ST wszystkich czytelnik6w,
kt6rym tax wielkie dawa1
zgorszenie. ,'>"
Do czego dazy ks. w. Kru-
ska NIGGA czytelnicy osqdzlc
z przychylnosci, jaka ten
uieszczesny ksjadz okazuje
najgorszemu z niezaleznych,
-Hodurowi. Organ tego nedz-
nika nazywa ks. W. Kruszka
gazeta patryotyczna, z cieka-
woscia wywiaduje sic, kiedy
6w Hodur zwo}a nastepny
sy 0 DIP! i pochwala jego
wystepowanie publiczne pre-
civ kosciolowi. z tego zda-
wac sic moze, re ks. W. Kru-
Ska got6w jest uznac Hodu-
ra "a swoja wyzsza w1adze,
byle mitre posia6c i bisku-
penn sic nazwac. KS. W. Kru-
ska chwali swoja wielka
wiare, wielkie prace podjete
" sprawie rownouprawnienia
kleru polskiego W Ameryce,
sw6j patryotyzm, ale kto sic.
INA ma ludziach, ten vie, re
taxi, co sic ciagle przechwa-
la z swej dobroci, sam " MIA
ME wierzy, a vice ME MOI
ma wierzyc " ks. w. Kruszki
wielka Ware, W Wielkie jego
zas}ugi v jego patryotvizzlm, DO
Mkt 0 Mich ME vie, mkt Q
Mich ME slysza}, chyba 2 ust
samego ks. W. Kruszki. Ma
:tomiast wiadoma jest rzecza
.ze ami ksieza polscy 2 Mil
.waukee AMI Ks. Arcybiskup
.tamtejszy ME uwazaja Ks.
w. Kruszke "a godnego
lerszej parafii Cd mi
zernego Ripon. Strzezmy
.o;a dnmapnp6w nia s},lnhai-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

ito sic ME oplalcsi ito sie "a.
mic ME przyda" it'd, gdyz.
Kuryer snoWu sam to pc.
tWierdza.z dnia9. marca mo-
Wac: . . ]. . . ,,rze'ctszz.yW VI.
scie ME warte odpoWiedz'ii".
w tymze dniu odpowiada.
Kuryer autoroWi korespon-
dencyi Wiarusa Q spraawie ks.
.Kruszyhskiego " ManitoWoc,
Wis. Lecz gdy sic obydWie
gazety przeczyta smialo tree
ba powiedziec: Kuryer fakta
zmienia, mysl przekreca VIE
e przypuszcza i domy6la sic.
N. p. zestawic ustep Wiarusa
a potem o%dpowiedz Kuryera
a przekonamy sic, Il mole
twierdzenie jest s}uszne. Via
rus W %pierwszej kolumnie:
,........ chociaz we wtorek
czy tez W srode pred Dniem
Dziekczynnym (Thanksgiv-
|ing) wpewnej plebanii dyece-
zyi Green Bay (niech sobie K.
przypomni) proboszcz zwr6~
Gil mu ma to uwage, jednak
p. K. odpowiedzia}: ITO sic
ME op}aci," ito sic ma mic JUL
ME przyda". (Dotad
Wiarus). To znaczy o lie z
nawiasu (niech sobie K.
przypomni) sadzi6 trzeba, IL
|autor vie W kt6rej to plebanii
|by1o, i p. Kruszka vie, a po-
niewaz ,,nie ma czasu", vice
! ME moe (albo ME chce) So
bic przypomnat. Z wyzszego
a.! orzeczenia ME wien, jak i ola
czego Kuryer nastepna dale
%odpowiedz PREY literze a.
piszac: lie W sprawie mnie-
manej awantury ks. .Kruszy6
|skiego W Manitowoc, Wis. ks.
Kruszy6ski zwr6ci} ma to
'uwage p. M. K, / re p. M.
K odpowiedzial ito sic ME
iop}aci" KS. Kru-
szy6ski nigdy podobnej uwa-
gi .. M. K. ME zwraca}; p.
M. K. .nigdy ks. Kruszy1-
skiemu podobnej odpowiedzi
ME da}; nigdy W tel sprawie
z ks. Krusz.... ME rozmawia},
nigdy listu W tel sprawie do
niego ME pisa}. (Tyle Kuryer)
Przeciez z tego wynika, ii
Kuryer domysla sic wiele
przekreca fakt. Autor ME pi-
J sal. O liscie ks. Krusz.... ami
O Kruszki - jak ze slow ko-
respondents wyzej cytowa-
,nych Wynlka - a hufyer
wiedzac to, ably sic oczysci},
, zmienia fakt. Panic Kruszko,
prosze przypomnac sobie
wtorek, Tub 6rode pred
Dniem Dziekczynnym, gdy
Pan W towarzystwie ks. W.
K. opuscil Ripon, a wyjechal
do pewnej plebanii W CIR B.
dyecezyi i tam zajadat indyka
to przyznac must, il ten pro.
boszcz a ME ks. Kruszyhski
r~zeczywisc panu zwr6-
Gil osobiscie i ustnie uwage
o Manitowoc a ME pi6mien-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

l.d d % 9.ego MIla Il 1oo6.
nl'asdejdGlzzie, q Wszyscy Po,llacy
dobrzy poznaja Gle, Wtedy
.bieda bedzie Kuryerowi.
panic Michale og1o-
silbyl to co " 2. s. zznnajdo-
walo sic " korespondencyi
Wiarusa bylbys sic doWietydIzzsilaal.
ze autorem tejze odpoWiedzii,
ME byl niewinny Ks. Pachol-
ski. Moze p. Michale znoWu
dasz odpoWiedz ito SIG ME
oplaci odpoWiedziec'. a vice
y. Michale jestes zwyciezony!
GdYbY ksieza, j ludzie Wy
ksztalceni czytali przynaj
mniej przez jeden tydzieh
Kuryera, ale z uWaga, do
sta1by6 lyle odpoWiedzi lie
juz klamstwa glosiles. A po-
niewaz ME ~oipowiadaja, Ito
macy il twego swistka ME
czytaja i powt6re g}upiemu
ME ma co ~odpowiadac, DO.
trzeba samemu bye g}upiem,
ably glupiego rozumiec. Tylko
r6wni sic %rozumieja. Vice
good by = ola ciebie wystar;7
czy i ola prawdv wyswietle-
MIA.
Przeciez wyraznie Arcyb.
Symon pisze, ably s}upstv
ME pisano, DO ten proboszcz
niby z Cleveland og}aszajacy
swoje korespondencye W ga
zetach Pozna1skich - temu
proboszczowie podobni wiele
sprawie polskiej NIGGA "a
szkodzic. Czy n. p. jak. W
Kuryerze z dnia L. czy 8.
marca pisze autor wiadon1o-
Sci ko5cielnych: ,gdy do was
bed4 W obcym jezyku pre-
mawiali biskupi-to pocichu i
spokojnie opudccie czy wyjdz-
Gle z koscio}a", ME cuchnie
luteranizmem, schizma? "
ten spos6b pewie ME wy
walczymy zwycieztwa. Ale
watpie, re autor tych wiado-
mosci namysla sic co pisze, a
"a to pismo chociaz i Ripon
utraci, to ME strata ola niego
jak czesto sic wyraza}. Me
mialby czego za}owac, chyba
us}yszalby s1owa: niniejszem
|cie suspenduje, lub exkomu-
nikuje. .,s
Il szacunkiem
nieu66iegejqcy sic 0 6iskupstro
1 a6onemt Kuryera
P. S. Kuryer ME przysta} ma ma
propozycye, ably og}osi}, IL odtad
bedzie umieszcza} korespondencye
Ii tylkoz prawdziwymi podpisa~
mi, DO %inaczej by}by musia{ sam
wiele pisac lido czego sam ME jest
zdolny) Tub zapesni}by pismo
chy ba bajkami. Ola tego ia ma
dial pozostane osoba nieznana.
Wielu vie, il Ks. Pacholski ME
Jest autorem tel odpowiedz'.
Kruszka sig przegalopowa{ = a
ks. Pacholski m6g}by Kruszke
pred sad stawic.
NADESkANE!