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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
u..xv Drv f,eoas r.ilure.

NEw ioEK. Feb f--kobsyt tyhnsscn.
doing business &c j. a G. Joknston, dry
goods, assigned to-day, giving preferences
for sfT ,0ig 70 the executor ef the Estate Of
Richard Mortimer for rent of fte store.
Last July Johnston was tn anaAsiai fini-
Guilty ard Obtained an extension N about
sc. coo of mere kandise indebtedness which
he paid during 0cfnbcr. AT the tisns he
made the exseusioa BIS statemsa. showed
assets of ssst0. .lca. af which 80 GEO WAS In
stock and the remainder IN outstanding
esebts The hease s,s j. a &. Johnston wMs
established with capital OF fza,1e Ia fst<
by harfes and John Johnston Charies
Johnst0n died ia Hay, is>o. lsaysiix "a es-
tate OF sSsa John. who died scvelal years
later left gokMsrf bis entire sstaps. which
y as saas5 10 be worth 81. .A9 .aN0 . ,seaf ago.
Robert J0hrs.Sn claims assets Of III So. .oe9
against Liabilities 81 fE.0.an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
IT WILL GAIN TINE.
Bismarck Proposes a New
Samoa Conference.
TO BE HELD IN sKRLIS.
The German Ausocras. Taken Abaek
by the American gfsing,
Grows More cunning-

xAsHfSssOS. Feb. s--Couns von Arco-
Valley, German minister, called u the
state department this afternoon and had 9
conference with Secretary Bzyara in re-
gard 70 Samoan affairs lie informed the
secretary That be had received CON muns-
cation from Prince Bismarck 80 the effect
that the Eerrnzn government proposes re-
SUMPTION Ct Berlin OF the consultations
whiea s6ck plaes Ia Washington between
representatives OF Germany. Great Britain.
and che Tzited states In iss- en- the subject
of samoaA
The above information wes furnished TO
the press by Secretary Bayard, With the
statement thar IL was all he would s1y On
the subject at presenk. II was sherefore
Impossible % obtain today the full text of
Prinse BismArck's communication Il is
probable. hoseyer. that Is win be trans
mitted 20 Congress tomorrow ar the next
day, with secretary BEy2rss's views on the
sabjecf
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RoxR. Feb AIN the chazuaer of dep
asies ssrnor PerUExz. iatnisssr % We issss
: ~ sr1ne,nress! thar nosxsakstands5g the
r.qs.xsassr irap-6s erseaf 80 the ecnnorase
-s.;ssfroEa OF she country and The deSsssE-
n~ug of nAfiozxi weAsth. tie oao9et
sfsowed ste2est Of nearly ss9.ooge geo de
ssrsss~asss 10 snees ihis 1e6esl wata .nnfis -
the ssssx~asgz as tAs goveSxisaeEz for cas- u
and military Yensas1s ne ssi1 , y .'ss. as s,
fitnaaexs thai slaS hdazSs sss fS-S se'a4Na
sls,w a defesf % xiSteo.sssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
A GALE SWEEPS NEBRASKA.
Schoeiheuse Wrecked ~ Hasfiags-
Considerable Laxa Of Frnnerfx

i.IxcoLS, Neb., Feb "A heavy gale pre-
vailed all over Sebsaska to-day starting AZ
? o'cloek this morning ~ Albany and
reaching Lincoln about a. "a. Consider
aole damage Was done in the western part
OF the stale, buildings being nnroosed and
trees blown down. At Arapahce q nnn-
Der OF small buildings wsre hisNu down.
tat iuiaring no one
AT Hastings the Ceafeal school was
wrecked, three persons being severely in
jared 50 shas reeoyery is impossible One
of the scholars in the Hastings school was
killed outright and one ether injured 30
that he viii probably die. and she teacher,
Miss Aldrich. fatally injured.
The sform was widespread. bat rppo rts
50 far received eenfne the serious results
Iotbe places nentionsd. Lincoln escaped
with few eorniees blowa AWAY and few
oafbuiidings overturned. The storm WAS
an electrical disturbance. many watches
and clocks ia the city stopping about q
O'Clock in the morning.
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THE GERMAN PRESS.
The Pago-Pago Franchise Lapsed-
peudletousa Recall Sugrxsfed.

BERLIN, Feb. Accommodating upon the
action OF the Uufted states ID voting a
credit for g eoaiing station az Pago-Pago,
ton from Maiietoa, but she did not take
advantage of the privilege within the
specified time. The establishment of sta
ton now would appear 70 be an American
protest against German annexation
The Nerfh 6srwna GaEetf. so-night makes
alluslon 10 PendlefoE being unweiI. This
is construed as an indication that the ap-
pointment OF q new minister Is desired
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Iaxnox. Feik A-~is IL ssssed th1t tpr
Jafssn Pannsrfe,e. permanent undefese
res arr af state sgr fAe fssrs3Gn uC1<ov -
sssen Aps@slnsss BFzfixh rn5nfstcx - g.
uftlrfAlfY eonfssned fnis IL credited - H.
iareixn ofiee. The gpp0futmtut = e1e9E
ing fflseuse uFisxfloa In nfisjsh dLpIo09&
circles. ~ IL ~ 4 departure ffum fee fn1
xnecesxion ia sysaraiusncntss eccgs
"a rank "a tfe aervfns nky JmIian fnanc4
fnts ia . lawyer. fsss dtpioUof. eu4
psver attached % xay enboUy. ~
ii his exhaustive knowiedDe 81 tbe
he4rfng s.f tFeasse~ Il
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wAsHIxaroS, Feb. 4-The navy depart
ment Is informed that the Mohican, 6tfing-
out af Mare Island. will be ready for sea
to morrow. She proceeds TO Panama.
where IL Ia expected she will receive
orders 10 join the feet at samoa.
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rhe n.,n .na nfc.ax Gr,.u.d.

LOUISVILLE. FehL AT kes5 BTas EIsy
county, last week. tssfgr MAS 40 xffay be-
fmcen the ea1&EanuTe 9acg and tfeir ete.
saiss. - wnleh .Haa Csgsmsth and
.sElafk Eisl'' @sxexnosre were Killed. and
Robert q izeEn9ssee ard oae tsarrissm badly
w0zmsaesl Ne. particulars are lexrnsd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
GERMANY BEAT A RETREAT.
Bismarck Knew When Americas
National Feeling Xaa Araused

LoSDos. Feb. 4--The ssaaSaya's Bersin
correspondent says. 'sIn spite of The uu-
mistakahle friction with the Americans,
nobody here fears that there Ii any danger
Of the samoan affair leading 20 war be-
tween the two nasfons. Germany will. In
fact, make a friendly proposal, which
doubtless che government af Washington
VIII anaily accept German officials In
samoa are now represented as having ex-
ceeded aud misunderstood their fnsfrue-
tons but the last thing that the semi
ofiacial organs can be expected to confess
is the paipable facr that in the presence of
the strong feeling aroused in America
Germany has found 1t rolitie 30 beat re
treat
The National ZsifaRg thinks the knowl-
edge OF Prince Bismarcks disarowsl OF the
acts OF tsermnn officials in samoa would
como with better grace from the German
than the American goyernment As for
the rest. IL says. the defiant speeches In
America viii just ~ little provoke Ger
many TO take any unwerranfabie step as
they rin prevent her maintaining her Just
rights
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%Ew ToRE. Feb f-The poiiee late to-
nighs foand Carrie Nolan. aged II. Aad
stone of wex. seventy ninth stfens, this
eity. suffering trum the effects Of poison
taken with suicidal infens HatA were
taken 70 the hospital, where tlsnsaslne
died sooE affcr. The girl ts in Il serious
condition TIE massse of the suicide is
4ssa,
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NASHVILLE. Feb 4.--As xzseTsnsa special
from Tuilah0xS- Team. sasss sEzA loo
ney, o siisrepslsabae wofaan, wGsf g tie
hosas Of II. G. AFriHg gtoz, shrse na les from
TaiiAhona. TO dag duFiaE Arf5nstcn a..
sence. ard OF te4nG refused fssd Killed
Mrx. Arlington by beating nei' win
heasy hsadErssu.
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sAx RaFAxA. Fsb. s-YeszerstsE aitef.
.aDsrs ane of tar boats 1T tht' seAlsng
sgIsezrner u 4 Pssalsr wAs Esgxsae1 IN The
sssgf ~ prakss's hay AFsaie Eatsesf. nt
az gafae1. TAaz1&s sP5llEEan 2aa sEsF
raxse al tA1 Eraoof2<s wsFs dnaEaed a
suurxh raaa. wnGsS nszas eg&At a0k "
searzxef. was sayed- F&rsle4 On saofe eo1fo
bexs the cry isor axfp. hat coaid sOs s<ze<1
xnY sxs<s fzEzsEs
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wAsu4N0Yoy. Feb sit y anfhoTi iiresy
Announced that President Cleveland viii
retarn e. the state OF New York 20 reside
on the expiration % his term Of Office, sad
viii resume the practice OF hts profession
in New York gsty. having a-soe7sfs10 hifa-
self as counsel with the Law hfsn ed Bangs.
Stefs.sr,. Tracy & Mefas
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z.xxsnAn. Feb a. 1i1eftliffes e9.e
Al Esxansayo and Dar-ek' 'Saiem. n1144
tae dspo<ss King of Uganda. Fe144 49,
r5e. ef ssreumfiE.axa. and ufco e
Ar2hs who wers #z1sieAscstn8 ~ ,s ~
hsFa. KIwfua ~ 119 foltytkN
chiefs fxss,r ef sxltsfan1fy - ~. ~
sfsAek inc ssew king kswsna. Ct wNo =
s--,sn nasufssty i irs aefatsnunI teax-
Tnerw "A nsyeh l9z5lkuaxi9e =
shzFss. ii e<sn1hQaanc< of To ec4tna q -
fsernafs essAxHs ia preo11n4 - ~ II -
eesse I.zsnn ard Hsjsr<n1 4.en1s
tsessasn sssmpanY. InH
sssanas isaks kszsn ens1fety ~ = - = ! a.
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SAS ERANeIsCn. Feb. 4--Jehn kaslee
this afternoon jumped into the
hsy from the. Oregon RallxlF 4
Ssgfga.isn Cos dock 20 save q nan named
Thomas Leanoa from drowning. The lat
ter canghe nila By the foot aud he sunk h's-
meath the water wlsh she Fasa be tried 70
suceor II all hegua and endsd ia space
Of not oyeE three saiautcs. and Was Wit.
messed by Number Of people BAs4ee y a.
a son of the captain Of the dock. whiie
Lennon was a se1EshnEe1an.
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THE BRorHERHooD or MAN.
A world wide Labor Union Soon to
BE Formed.

NEW Yoak, Feb. THE Herald says: A
opinion, from the conservative trades
unions TO the most radical anarchist, will
be held ia Paris daring the expedition, 10
form woTId-wide anfon for the isdyance-
ment Ol the cause OF labor. II Suspected
10 have the rQSzt potanf results.
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CHtcAsso. Fsb. s--3esta usFHpse1. sn rra.
pioYe "a = hard ware arm. to-nlKnt shot
aA4 killed ass sweetheart, Maad M sfseiixn.
on the JEekton bossleyErd. Gear Peoria
street. arsd fhen killed himself The caase
81 the shzsosiux l4 HnknoHa
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NV Yoag, Feb. s.--Ssarfy Al TIE ssiaes
,rg<x rnanlug csrs fAzs EaorEt1s seFS
Iew strikers xere nu the sfrseS tne
Wfngf syraze line paid 90 ne ssfsksss sa
asTs tsts~ - rasn1her of any unfcn VII be era
psoyez- .xxxs
has aszuzcd . more sersa1s aspe<<s snu
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authorized TO state that Empress Fred
erick Is In no way responsible for the
article entitled The bismarck Dynasty"
which recently appeared in the eontein-
pornry Rfrsess
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LONDON, Feb. I.--The Berlin correspond
ent of the Daily Telegraph says II is GER
tain that the German consul at Samoa will
be removed. Prince Bismarck Is exfrem e.
~ annoyed by the consul exceeding his iu-
strnefions.
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rerr. nnst Tarry His Fuii Tkrv.

SAN FRASCzSL0. FEB. A-Ine STATE ga
preme caugt this afternoon rendered = ~
sls1on in the Asseas corpus case OF fssd
! Terry. noW confined Ia the AZ: ecA
cauzty isiL The court decided tbs; lsyss
mast serve o@t the fall term of bis sea-
tence xs tsapesesl sy the gsuerAS coHrL
TerTyss counsel esaimex tiaas Erxier the
state las BE was entitled - credit 81 Eve
DAYS fnr eaen ra0nsk azd thai ais term bad
asxorssiaS5y rxY{re1
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Tiny People Hiding In tile Tail
Peaka Of New Mexieo.

ALBuqrERQCK, \. NJ, Feb IA lem u snt
of the Clif-d,sellefs, supposed ~ be ex-
fines. IL said 10 be dwelling In the san
Mateo mountains. They are yerI ANA IL
u5t over three feet ia hight--asid Wild.
They have been seen also in tie Black
range, and a. soon ss the sn0w nslss par.
ties win 90 out 70 capture them II posi- ole.
The facts are vosehed for by relislise N en-.
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NEz PIERCE WAR VOLUNTEERS.
A Biii 90 Pay Them All and Pension
the Wounded.

WAshISeToN, Feb f.-seuator Mitchell
introduced . biil foriay providing thar
each volunteer who jdfned the forces or the
United states in ofegsn- Washington Teg-
Sex Perce Indians shall be Paid 81 for each
day OF service. and also the actual yalue Of
any horses. arms. etc. lost By him while
IN the service. The pensi0a laws are made
applicable 70 thnse who contracted wounds
or disease during the war
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Essxrsox. Tea 4--The strike araosg ss.e
s~ssors has extended 20 pefatn aHd yesss =
are Fs-eveated from s41a1ng. o~dzS % sns
shIrpI1w companies as Segg and some st
ssiss<ow h2rr eGaeeStss TIE assseacs d.
Eaandez
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rAx ERaxCgsca. Feb s---A taFoasf.e
special from Es pzso. Tex. says: last
nlgAr freight train was .recked on tae
SaHth~rn Facsfax east OF sAzassrsn2s Tex
Twg grxirs callssssSi and nxny Loaded cars
were wrecked gz1@ train snx zsos1lF
loaded vita cattle. Faas c1rS1e-ex<s were
ustsrly ssnaellsAed. 30 0eexes killed aid
many susarex1
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rtr.,~s.a P.nre IN Italy.

anxx. Feb. 4.-Tbe failure Of Marquis
Thacdusl has 5Gsf 5eea sEtessaes4- A4As
sxhex neavy Szlr4,e< are ssKpe<sz1 Two
81 ne eldest aoases in Italy are said - se
embarrassed
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HAsHiSGTtS. Feb. 4.-Secretary Eudieott
today transmitted the report of Adiufsns-
General Drum. giving the strength OF the
organized militia OF the states and terrific
ries and the force of eaaiIable men for mil
ftary service but not organized. The totals
are. Commissioned officers. s597; enlisted
men. %. Ice: number of men available but
net organized. s. .t2S
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Valuable Property,
ON FRONT STREET
FOR SALE

= Johns Lo.iSe, No. 8, ef free and Ae-
spisd &asoas af seattle. having deteFe
Mlned 10 haiiA elseW herc than ou their
ffout street property. now afsegs the same
ios sale The property frasgts t0rfy -sne
aud ore hall iees oa tAc east ss.ie 81 Front
s.sse5, aetweea James and Cherfy, 10 Sc
Sue. Propositions 10 purchase this prop
tssy viii h received and presented 80 sAe
so1ge by either ~ the following naCfnhzsgs
" tae lodge. who have been appointed q
semmitteS kos taAs parpoSe. " II. Waite,
seAn & y. AceFaw, W. ii. llewelgyn. Robert
a sAAligsen or Hillary Butler fropssss
seas sheald Dc uhnitted eei1Fe aae ssA
aAx ct keagasry. GS>s
s. II. wHErg, Chairman.
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WAsHISsr0S, Feb 9-JEdge William ".
Asrrick OF the supreme soGrt of the Dis
fr1ct Of Coiumfis died az his residence in
this city this eyenEng of gastric COM
piains.
sMillism Matthew's Merriek. born Sep
tember 1. isis. was "a son OF senator
William d. Merrick ef Maryland. He was
admitted 20 the Baltimore bar in 1883;
was deputy attorney general for Frederick
county, Nd. In Isf5; WAS appointed asso-
eolrf for the District of Columbia in 1861:
gas senior professor OF law in Columbia
college. Georgetown. ia IS6S: was MEM
Der OF tae Maryland constitutional con-
sentson In 1867. aud . member OF the
Legislature Ia 1870: was . Democratic
member of congress in iS7l-73. He was
appointed by President Cleveland TO the
Office which he illed Al the time OF his
death He was also professor OF law in
Georgetown rnlyerSisyf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-19

szami?
Me, ale ME wiele lep-
szyml cd Mich.
"A czemze So, ejcze?
-Wyznawaja eli religla
rzymsko- katelicka.
-O!-zawofaf mfodzleRiec,
a ola nisge wykrzyk ten bar
dze byf wymowny. Napawany
cd najpierwszei mfedesei maj
niederzeczniejszeml peJeclaml
o Kosciele katelickim i jege
wyznawcach, uwazaf katoli-
kow al do siodmego reku
swego jake COS pedebnege Dc
dzikich zwierzat, kt6re pred
niespefna stu laty W lasaeh i
gorach Irlandyi palma bronia
tepione.*)
w ezasle studyow uni wer
syteckich pozbyf sic Daturalnie
Ryszard tego mniemania; nie
miaf jednakze zadnege wye
brazenia 0 istecie tege Kos
ciefa, i tern sic zadawalnial,
2e u katolikow, ktorych do
sweicb przyjaci6} zaliczaf. znaj-
dewaf to samo dobre wy
chewanie, tie same zalety to-
warzyskie, co u znajomych ia
nego wyznania. Stracif on zu-
pefnie zaufanie do zasad via
ry, kt6ra o)clec wyznawaf, ale
ME steraf sic zapoznac nate
mast z inna religia. Pisrwszy
premyk prawdy spfeszyl bad,
W jakim sic zna,dowaf, ale
pustki pozestawli W duszy. ia
ka1 to odpowiedzialnosc cze-
ka tych, kterzy nasieEie nie-
zgody zaslali " egrodzie Be-
lynn, i rrzez to niezliozone wy
wo}all sekty, ktere teraz SWAT
pustosza!
ia byfbym bardzs niede-
1ezaym apostoiem WARY
rzekf mtody Graham smutne.
Wszystko, czsgo sic spodzie-
wan, jest to, lie jak dfuge O.
sieroeeni moi krewni pod ma
szym dachem mieszkac beda,
deznawac beda wspeiczucia l
szaeunku ola swych zasad re-
ligijnych.
To powledzia wszy pozegnaf
redzicow 1 wyszedf z pokoju W
towarzystwie matkl.
Starry Graham chodzit ME
spokojny pc pekvju zastana-
vial sic mad ostatnicmi sfo-
waml syna.
-Bsdzle to trudna sprawl,
-mruknaf sobie. = Dla tel
przyczyny odepchna1em cd
siebie ich make.
Pred dwudziestu | trzema
laty wypedzif Graham z klat-
wa cd siebie siostre, ola tego,
&e 6atolika kocha1a i "a ME
60 poszfa; j ]akkolwiek teraz
s'eroty dc siebie zapresii, ME
chciaf sic widzieG z ieh mat :
ka dawniej nawet wtenczas,
gdy nieszezesliwa byfa pc stra-
sic meza;-teraz / ena ME zy.
ia. Nieraz we snie widzia1
smutne jej piekne oblicze, jak
ia wldziat pc raz estauni - a
SERGE jego topnlafo; skore Jed.
make wspomniaf ma jeJ religla
by}by mu nawet mogf Fsraon
pezazdrescic zatrwardziafesei
Acb, gdyby tylko byf meg:
widziee, iak kateliczka u m i e
r a!
-Biedna Alma,
-cobym byf dat "a to, gdy'
bym Gle by1 mogf ieszcze vi
rzee! Kto vie, czybym eit
ME byf mogt kechae? Bed
vice ola tego tenn wiecej u
przejmy i serdeczny ola je
dzieei!
No, Flerciu ,-rzekf Mo-
man Ruthven tel samej soho
ty wieezorem do swej siostry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-19

ami litosci mad MIA, gdy byla
opuszczora, ami tel jei prey
szedf W pomoc, gdy by1a "
potrzebie.
A ezemuz do n,ego ,dzie-
my?-zapytata Florentyna.
BE TAXA byla viola mat
XII, abysmy przyieli wszystke,
cokolwiek OH ola mas zechce
uczynie. tagedna i cierpliwa
matka darowaG umiala kazda
urazs, kazda krzywas. Zada-
wafem sobie prace, ably W
tenn bye do niej pedobnym,
ale ME moge.
--Czy wuj ma familis?
Zone i jedynego syna, 0
rek starszego odempie. Jestem
ciekswJ, czy jest podobnym
do ejca. Jezeli talk jest-no,
to slicznie zyc bedzlemy ze-
SODA!
MOI Normanle, staroj sic
lspiej hamowad gwaltowne
swe usposehienie, gdy bedzie-
my u tych krewnych.
-TaN jest, bedzie tsge po-
trzeba. Biedny SYN szkockiego
zefnierza bedzie sic muslaf
pred tym bogatym kupcem
gfeboko unl2aG. Geraea krew
ostudzi6 sic must W 3yiach
poddanego.
-Przeciei nle potrzebujesz
bye .jego peddany.n, Norma
ME. Coy nasza ehudobe spree
danny, bedziesz mia} desy6,
ably cos ma wiasna reke roz-
poczae.
-Kupezy6 ME um,em, -
rzekf Norman,-ani tel umien
pleniedzm' ebracaG.
-zapomniales rady OLGA
Fryderyka. Nasza sw. religla,
ktora mas uczy, jak many
cierpieG z poddaniem sic wolf
Bo2ej, uczy tel mas, abysmy
zawsze zachowali pokore.
Ale ME uczy podtosci,-
odparl Norman.
-Pokora to ME podfosc,
Normanle.
No, Florelu, ME kfoGmy
sic. Jestesmy ola siebie wszyst-
KEN, co nam ma swiecle EOS.
talo, ola tego muslmy zy6 W
zgod2ie.
-Jakiego usposobienla jest
nasz wu?--zapytafa Florenty-
ma.
-By1by to czlowjek dobrY,
gdybY ME wyznawaf tel via
ry; jezeli W ogole to jeszcze
wiara nazwaG MONA, 20 nisz-
czy / delce wszystko co pick
he i wspanlate w chrzescijan-
stwle.
Coz to "a wiara tych pre-
sbyteryanow?
-Zdaie mi sic, MONA ia
niektoremi %dogmatami zupe1-
ME okresIic. Me maja oni
u%stalonego wyznania WARY.
Pierwsza zasada 1ch nauki jest
nlenawise xu Koscioiowi kato-
lickiemu.
Jake podobna, ably mog-
Ii bye podobni chrzesclanie?-
zapytafa Florentyna. = Rozu-
miem to, 5e moglo powstae
odszczepiehstwo i he fafszywa
nauka mogfa w poczatkach
znalez6 wyznawc6w, ktorzy
ME mie!i ziej wolf, ale tylko
byli obalamuceni; ale tego po-
jat ME mogG ]ak sig TAXA
Sekta tax d1ugo moza utrzy-
mac, przecie2 ludzie ostatecz.
ME pcwlnni wytrzezwiec Z oba'
famucenia | przyjsc do rozu.
mu!
--Nauki ich, = odpowle.
dial Norman, p:zechodza
z OLGA ma syna, i W ten spo'
sob ma dalsze potomstwo
Rzecz to naturalna, ze dziecke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-19
Ma IONo MATKl
(Ciag dalszy).
Powies6 Amerykanska.

0OAA
nie wygasfo uczueie zupsfais,
a syn umiaf uderzad " te
strens, eheciaz mkt tego de-
kaza&. NE zde1a}.
-Ryszardzis, edpowledziaf
ejciec, kfadac reks IA iege ra.
mieEiu ,-nle cheiatem wyrza-
die CT p%rzykresci; ale2 ty o
swietych rzeezaea re zbyt wisl-
ka mowisz lekkemyslnescia.
Wybaez raj, je1eli Gle boles-
ME detknafem; ale ME NOW
JUL tax ~lekkemyslnie.
Me by}e meim zamlarem
nastrzasae sic z religii; ale2
revival ejcze, czy MONA Gle
szye sic niedzieli---
Now sic sza6at, MOI sy-
nu; my ME uzywamy pegan-
skich, albo nowomednyeh nez-
wisk na eznaezenie tege dnia
swletegs:
Owszem; vice ezy me1na
sic cieszyc szabatowi, gdy go
" taxi surowy i odstrqczaja-
oy spesob zachewujsmy?
-Czwsrte przykazanis, moi
synu, ma to pytanie ci odps-
vie. Jezeli tY watpisz 0 praw-
die j madresci biblii, naten-
czas dla c1ebie ME ma rady.
-Alez przeeiez biblia ale
nakszuje-(aby jes6 pisczeh
ma zimne,-cheiaf powiedzieS,
ale sic inaczej namyslif, = ably
tax bye surewym; W biblii jest
napisane: slsdmy dzien jest
szabatem.
-To,-edpowiedziaf o%jciec,
Jest zydowski szabat.
A ktoz 60 przenlosf na
niedziele?-zapytaf Ryszard.
-Biblia-byfa odpewiedz
OLGA.
A gdziez to napisane?-
zapytaf syn ME otrzymaf
dfugo edpowiedM. Wreszcle
starry zagorza}y protestant, "a
gnany W ten sposob ma bag
na, odrzekf gaiewnie:
-Ojciec twoj matka tive
ia 2yli pedtug tel regufy /
tebie tax 2y6 kazali. Jezeli
leh powaga gardzlsz i nauka,
i cheese bye medrszym cd re-
dzlcow, ME mann aic przeeiw-
ko temu. Jezeli cheese bye
niedewlarkiem, nie me]a W
TEN wilma.
W ten i podebny sposob
kenczyfy sic zwykle wsz7stkie
rezmowy relig1ne. Mfedzieniec
gdy potrzebo wal nauki. by
wal odpychanym, zamiast ma
%pomnienia etrzymaf nagane,
,,zamiast chleba podawano mu
kamien," to tel hllskim byi
zupelnej niewiary.
To owec systemu presbyte-
ryanskiego. Sekta ia ME opie-
"a sic ma Apostolaeh, ME uz-
naje powagi soborow, ri potrze
BY tradyeyi;; ME INA innel nauki
WARY procz tlumaczenia BIZ
bill krola Jana; zadnego ME
uznaje wyjasnienia pisma sgo
proez wfasnege upartego ida
MIA, to tel nle umie uzasad'
nit swych artykufow WARY
! ucieka6 sic must do srodkov
s%urewych | upartveh; ktor'
ami do rezumu ami do serc;
ME przemawiaja.
Rvszard wZdrvgnaf ramona
raj j patrzac ma list, zapyta
O]ca, czy So jake ciekaw'
wiademosei.
Brat twoj, Norman, do
nesl mi ma meie zaproszenie
lie W przysziym tygodniu PREY
bedzie do nas z siestra sw;
Flerentyna.
ojc'ec Ryszarda byf jedy
nym bratem zmarfej widow
Aliny Bnthven, matki Norma
ma i Florentyny,
-Miafem nadzieje, lie ty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-19

(* Jeszcze W osmnastym wieku
lrlandczycy W gorzystych okollcach
wyspy, dokad ich nienawise i ia.
natyzm Anglikow zapedzi}y, jak
dixie zwierzeta dosfownie bywali
szczuel psami ubiiani palma bro
MIA.