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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Miss ida c. CIothier,

To Societies of Young Peoples Christian En-.
deaVOr:
From "The Golden Rule" the Off
cial organ of the United Society OF
Christian Endeavor, we take the fol-
lowing statements concerning Miss
Ida &. ClOthier, of Boston, who is
daily expected in San Antonio, and
will be the guest of Mrs. f. A. Fry,
No. Is Avenue +.
eve heartily commend to any OF
our societies, that may wish an earn
est temperance and Christian en-
deavor address combined, our repre-
sentative, Miss Ida Clothier. She is
constantly on the wing, speaking in
Sunday schools, church audiences,
bearing always message of courage,
hope and good will. We hope the
brothers and sisters of our guild all
over the country will hear her golden
words, which are q delightful COM
mentary on the Golden Rule"
F. E. Clark, the President of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor,
writes as follows:
"It gives me pleasure to commend
to all pastors and other Christian
people, Miss Ida G.. Clothier of Boston,
as one calculated to do much for the
cause of temperance and every good
cause by her earnest and interesting
addresses, which have charmed many
audiences in many different states.
miss Clothier has the printed en-
dOrsement of many leading ministers
of different denominations of Chris
tians in whose congregations she has
been a useful WORKER
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
"A Poor Relation"

A large audience greeted the &C.
nitric comedian, Sol Smith Russell,
at the Grand opera house last night
and by his drolleries, songs and wit,
he kept them all laughing from the
moment they entered the house and
saw his funny legs and comical face.
Some of the audience are laughing
yet, and many of them ladies, when
they remember the barrel scene when
he sews button on the boys pants.
Mr.. Russell appeared in his play "a
Poor Relation and he has shown it
to be an excellent vehicle to convey
his comicalities, besides possessing a
plot of more than ordinary interest.
His company too, is one of the best
balanced, all around good ones, that
has ever visited the south, and the
children, especially, including Miss
Merri Osburn, carried their parts
well. ScollOps, Miss Osburn) is lit
tie more than a child, but she is an
excellent lady comedian, acting with
a rare force and chic that will make
her better known to the world in
years to come.
A matinee is being given today and
tonight with "Bewitched" Mr.. Rus
sci will bid farewell to us.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
SHE KNOWS HER.
More of the Outlaw Queen, Belle
Starr.

More of the Outlaw Queen, Belle
Starr.
Miss Matte Johnson, woman
living on North Flores and Salinas
street, throws some more light on the
career of the outlaw queen, Belle
Starr, so recently murdered in the
Indian territory. To a LIGHT man
she related this much, though she
knows much more, evidently. She
said
knew her six years ago in kearney,
Clay county, Mo. She was then the
wife of Cole Younger, of the Younger
Brothers. Their father was killed
for the money he had got for the sale
of his property. This occurred five
miles north of Independence, Mo.
The Yankees were suspected of the
deed. Mrs. Younger and the boys
moved to Independence and shortly
after several Yankees were killed,
presumably by them, but whether
they got the men who killed
their father is not known. Belle
Starr, nee Pbilpot, was married
to Cole Younger in Crab Orchard,
Kentucky. After Coles imprisonment
in Minnesota, her career began. Starr
was a friend of the Younger boys, but
after Cole was in prison he made love
TO Belle and it was reported they were
married, though she never got a d.,
vorce from Cole. She was never,
known in Kearney as Younger's wife.
She was brave, charitable and i'm.
petuous, and good woman. They
are expecting new governor In Mis-
souri, and one that will probably par
don out Cole Younger. If such should
happen, Starts chances Of living,
when Younger found out that he had
stolen his wife, would be small. 1t
looks to me as though Starr was the
guilty man in the mysterious assassi-
nation of Belle. He is the only man
who would be benefited thereby.
There are more people in San Antonio
than L who know the career of Belle
St.rr. One gentleman here who knew
of her Is a commission man and an
other is banker.n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
LEGISLATIVE LOTION.

The Senate libel bill has passed
that body, but it will be amended
out of all value in the house. The
railway commission bill was discus
sed at length, Allen in favor of the
bill, and James against it. The house
bill granting new charter to Ell
Paso passed the senate; also the house
bill extending time for payments on
school and university lands to ten
years.
The house set apart Tuesday for
presentation of Houston medal, to
Miss Annie, daughter of Dick Dowl-
ing, of Sabine Pass, for heroic con-
duct. Considerable discussion en-
sued over bill to bond the state treas
urer $3.50, 900, and the house refused
to engross it. The speaker referred
the judiciary committee, and signed
the bill legalizing endowment for
university professorships.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
. GOOD CANDIDATE,

The LIGHT was shown one day this
week the petition now in circulation
in this city recommending Joseph
Friebis of this city for the marshalship
of the Western district of Texas. The
LIGHT was highly gratified to note
tbaG nearly every prominent business
house in the city was represented on
that petition. Everything else being
equal, the LIGHT distinctly favors the
appointment of San Antonian for
that position. The judge is not q
resident of San Antonio and this city
is the most important one in this
federal district. AS to the ability of
Mr.. Frebis to fill the position with
credit t. himself and satisfaction to
the people there is no question. Mr..
Freibs is a man in the very prime of
life, of fine physique, strong
constitution, great personal cour-
age, good legal attainments
aud well acquainted with the topo-
graphy of the district. He is, more
over, genuine and unadulterated re-
publican, is now and always has
been. a the age of fifteen he entered
in the United States service from
Pennsylvania, and as a soldier made
good record. He settled in Arkansas
at the close of the war and practced
law there for many years. Took an
active part in politics for the first
time in 1872, and in 1874 declined
nomination as secretary of state for
financial reasons only. Came to Texas
seven years ago and in the campaign
of 1884 took a very active part, as the
Fort Worth republicans will very
gratefully remember. He has
been in San Antonio for some years,
and is a fearless, outspoken, intelli-
gent republican, whose record cannot
be impeached. Should the honor
and the labor of the marshalship fall
to his lot, the LIGHT will be graft
fed, for he will bear his honors
worthily and discharge his duties ac-
centrally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Texas Wool Association.

The woolmen's convention with
about 80 representative wool growers
present, convened yesterday after
noon in the Southern hotel. Capt. w.
L. Black, of Fort McKavett, opened
the meeting, and submitted plan of
procedure, and named the meeting
the "TeXas Wool a ssociation.n This
was adopted.
A committee of three was appointed
to prepare an address to the woolmen
of Texas.
A committee of three on subscrip-
ton was also appointed.
A committee of one on printing was
also appointed aud the meeting ad-
journed.
The regular meetings of the new as
ISOLATION will be held the first Tues
day in June.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
A Whole Family Drowned.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 2.-On
Wednesday, Ben Hyans' family, nine
in all, was drowned in a swamp in
Decatur county, near Tennyoer. A
colored man who was with them,
alone escaping. The family were
moving in a wagon and after dark
became lost in the swamp. They
came to a stream which the colored
driver refused to cross. Mr.. Hyans
thereupOn took the lines and forced
the team to 60 ahead. In a moment
they were in the water ten feet deep,
and father, mother and seven
children were lost The citizens have
been searching for the bodies and
found three.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Presidential FormaIities.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Gen. and
Mrs. Harrison accompanied by Rus
sell Harrison and f. w. Halford
called at the white house this morn
ing at II o'clock, and were received
in the blue parlor by the president
and Mrs. Cleveland in accordance
with the custom in such cases. The
president and Mrs. Cleveland will
call upon the president-elect and Mrs.
Harrison this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Senatorial Notes.

WAsHINGTON, March 2.-The SEN
ate did not adjourn until ten minutes
of three this morning. The night
was spent in considering amendments
to the deficiency appropriation bill.
The bill was then reported to the
senate and the amendments adopted
in the committee of the whole were
agreed to, except where special votes
were required. The bill then passed
and the Indian appropriation bill was
reported, and ordered printed, and
the conference report on the suudry
civil appropriation bill was presented,
but not acted on. The senate then at
$50 a. IN. adjourned until II a. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
The Kid" and his Companion.

WICHITA, Kan, March 1.-Two
noted Kansas desperadoes. G. T. Can
field, alias 1.-THE Kid" and F. Bur-
nett, were arrested yesterday by the
sheriff of Grant county. 1.-The Kid"
is wanted in Idaho and other terri
tories for murder and stage robbery.
At the Morris ranch they stole two
horses, and had a desperate fight
with COW boys. They were surrounded
by the sheritf7s posse, and were taken
only after their ammunition was ex-
hausted and both men are wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
The Horse Knew Better,

About half hour before the fatal
accident to Walter Cook, a negro, who
drives an express wagon, drove his
team to the river at the foot OF Yturri
street, where poor Cook went to his
death, and tried to persuade his
horse to 90 in. The horse knew
better and although he whipped it,
the more he whipped the more the
horse backed out of danger. Finding
the horse wouldn't go the negro gave
up the struggle and drove back again.
This incident probably saved his life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Don't Believe in the League.

VIENNA, March 1.-The newspa-
pers of this city unanimously express
approval Of the suppression of the
patriotic league by the French gov
eminent. They consider that the
struggle between the republic and
Boulangerism has entered upon ade-
cisive phase. The papers declare
that the Tirard cabinet deserves the
gratitude of Europe for guarding
peace against the disturbance by the
league.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Car is expected in Berlin this
month.
A dispatch from Burmah announces
that the Rangoon r. r. is opened.
Immense crowds thronged the capt.
tol yesterday afternoon at Washing
ton.
Prince Henry of Prussia will take
command of the ironclad Irene" on
April |.
The German missionaries held cap
tive by the Arabs at Zanzibar are
liberated.
1t is calculated that seventy lives
were lost in the recent gale in the
North Sea.
The extensive brick works of De
Hanin, near Masciennes, are
burned down.
1t is said that $1,000 Russian
troops are being massed on the At
CHAN frontier.
The bill making train robbery a
capital crime, has been signed by the
Governor of Arizona, making it a
law.
The president held his last public
reception yesterday afternoon. Over
1000 people called, most of them la
dies.
1t is semi-officially stated that Gov.
Brown, president of the Texas and
Pacific road, will retire at his own re-
quest.
A printers boy in Vienna is SEN
fenced to six months at hard labor for
repeating stories about the late crown
prince.
Patrick Egan arrived in Chicago
ing. He gave further details concern
ing Pigott.
Thomas Garst, an Indiana farmer,
suicides by taking quinine. He fear
ed the foreclosure of a mortgage on
his property.
The steamship Morgan City, bound
to New York from Galveston lost Ter
propeller off Hatteras and was lowed
into Charleston.
1t is said Sir Julian Panncefote has
been chosen British minister to Wash
ington, because he is so well posted
on the fisheries question.
Nice-President Morton went to the
capitol yesterday in company with
Senator HiscOck and met the senate
committee on inaugural arrange
ments.
At meeting of shipowners in Glas-
gov, Mr.. Allen, of the Allen line, ex-
pressed doubt whether it was pos
sible to maintain the present rates for
freight.
An Englishman, supposed to be
Richard Pigott, was arrested yester-
day in Madrid, under the name of
Ronald Ponsonby. He afterwards
committed suicide.
The statutes of the Catholic Uni
versity to be erected in Washington
are printed. They are accompan;e ed
by papal brief, in which warm
eulogy is paid to America.
Mrs. Harrison has just received an
elegant hustle patented by Mrs. Kate
of Shelbyville, Ind,
which she will wear on inauguration
day. Mrs. Hendricks has already re.
fused $4,000 for the patent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Arraying Against the Foe.

New YORK, March AT a meeting
of the Academy of Medicine last
night, DIR. w. E. Forest spoke on the
cost of the yellow fever epidemic. He
said the epidemic in the south, in
1878, cost 100000 lives, and 100000
He claimed that the mild winter ar
gued i'll for the south this summer,
and 1878 might be eGualled. DR.. For
est claimed the yellow fever was one
of the easiest epIdemics to stamp out,
provided the necessary authority and
FUNDS were allowed, because it only
travelled on the surface of the earth
and at rate of fifty feet per day. He
recommended that the government
take hold of the matter at once, and
that congress appropriate at least
81 100000 for necessary tents and
paraphernalia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Il Was PigOtt,

LONDON, March "A dispatch
early this morning from Madrid, says
the body Of the man who shot him
self at the Hotel Des Ambassadors
yesterday, when taken into custody
by an officer had not been identified
as that of PIgott, and that the author
tiles were awaiting portrait of the
latter, before determining whether he
was the man who killed himself.
A dispatch received this afternoon,
however, removes all doubt that the
suicide was Pigott. His identity has
been fully established by the officials
of the British embassy. On Thurs
day au interpreter showed Pigott the
sights of Madrid. On that day PIgott
sent telegram addressed "Ponson-
bey," to the office in London of Mr..
SOames, the Times solicitor. This
telegram announced his safe arrival
in Madrid, and gave his address, it Is
inferred the English government
learned from this telegram that
Pigott was in Madrid. 1t is reported
that note book containing addresses
of a number of persons in Ireland, was
found on the body. Pigott's suicide
has caused profound sensation
throughout England. Witnesses
have started from Paris to Madrid,
for the purpose of formally Identify
ing the body. The Madrid police
authorities intend holding the effects
of the suicide, pending an order from
the court relative to their disposal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
No Trains.

Several washouts on the Arkansas
Pass railway, along the road from
several miles this side of Floresville,
are reported, and no trains came in
yesterday, the train to Floresville re-
turning yesterday. No trains started
out today, or will arrive. The Quad
alupe river is Oh a boom, having rose
p feet since Thursday night.
Later-Today the Arkansas Pass
train dispatcher says the train will GO
out this afternoon as usual.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Thrown Out,

Yesterday as a Scotch boy named
Thompson, employed by Mr.. Brown,
driving from Government hill, the
cart bounced this way and that
way" and ultimately bounced him
out of the cart, and the horse made
its way home. The boy was run over
by the cart and lost his hat. He was
somewhat bruised, but does not seem
to have been otherwise injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Riot at the Stone Ouarries.

PITTsBURG, March 2,-Itis reported
that big riot is in progress in the
Carbon stone quarries, near Youngs-
town, Ohio. The rioters cut four
cables. Three sheriffs and other
officers have gone to the scene, several
are reported wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02

"A transfer of real estate from
Sarah r. Ingersoll to r. R. Claridge,
has been filed. The property de-
scribed is lots l and 2, containing Is
S9-lO0 acres; the price $500.
The sultan of Morocco is arranging
to send a mission to Queen Victoria.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
They viii Not Fight.

Boston, March 1.-The third match
for the worlds feather weight champ
iohship, between Frank Murphy and
Ike Weir, made last Wednesday, has
cOl1apSed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Re .nemher the Alamo"

Joske Brothers donate you for every
S. purchase, a ticket to the Benefit
Concert, March 9Th.
Tickets reserved at opera house free
of charge. 3-2.4t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02

The rattle for the diamond ring
and two guitars at Turner hall to-
morrow afternoon will not take place
on account of sickness. w A. KYPFER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Indica-
tons for eastern Texas; fair preceded
by rain, in the eastern portion of
Louisiana, colder, northerly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
LATEST TELBGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to thesHou~ OF
Going to Press.

GIadst ones Son Dying,
LONDON, March "A. Fl. Glad
stone, the statesman's son is dying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02

The emperor ofGermany has issued
a cabinet order expressing gratitude
to the officers and men who were en-
gagged in the Samoa fight.
Two thousand employees of the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and R. R. Co.,
at South Pittsburg have struck be-
cause of 10 per cent wage reduction.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
e.

Pred rokiem o~tiarowafam
byf 80 ARROW W Hefa Parku
ma Dom przytufku ola s:arcow,
kalek i sierot polskich W Ma
nitowec, Wis, jako icstytucyi
czysto polskiej, wfasnosci ]e-
dnego z Towarzystw lnkorpo-
rowanych i pod Nontrola pu'
bliczna. Przekonawszy sic, to-
raz, 2e ten zakfad jest osobi-
sta wfasnoscla Wgo ks. 4. h,l.
czyckiego i ma zawsze PREY
watna pozcstanie, a ME takim,
jakim bye powlnlen, oswald
czam publicznie, lie te 80 a.
krow w~ylosowywahe ME beda.
Spodziewac, sic nalezy, il
Wielmo3ny Incl ks. huczyo-
Xxi ma lyle bedzie uczciwym,
lie zwroci kaAdemu pieniadze
"a kupione tySiety loteryjne,
albo TED kupi IL p. Hofa lima
osmdziesiatHe.
Ks. j. Hor6aczewskl.
Milwaukee, 7 lutego, 1889 r,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

soha przyiazne stosunki: jed.-a
2 tych prosi do siebie druga
ma wieczorek, poczem oezeku-
.je = odpowiednio przyjetym
prawidfon.. - Osoba proszo.
Ma, ME umiejac obowiaskowi
zadosG uczynic, oczekuJe wprost
do sieble osoby pierwszsj, co
ma sic rozumie6 ME nastepu-
]e, i dalej gniewac sic lub t.
p. robi6 przypuszczeula.
TAX bye ME powinno, sko-
70 relacye zawiazane ma zupel-
ne; stopie rewnosci, 2 powodu
wzsjemnej sympathy, bez in.
nego celu, jak tylko zawiaza-
mia przyjemnej znaiomosci, sa
jedyneml - W scls}sm znacze.
niu tego wyrazu - stosunka-
mi towarzyskieml.
Jesli nastepnie wyniknie ja-
kie zaproszenie, odpowiada sic
ma ME zlozeniem wizyty i
mnlej wiecej takiem samem
zaproszen;enl, jak sic otrzy-
malo. Wszelkie zas w nastep.
stwis przeciwne powyzszen,u
prawidfu domysiy i kombina :
eye, jake ME w}asciwe, ME
NIGGA mice miejsca.
Sadie, il dalszy szereg po-
dob lych informacji W zastoso-
waniu do obyczajow miejsco
wycb, gdyby sic ukazywaiy W
fsl1etonie jakiego pisma pol.
skiego, wyswiadczyiby ola wielu
prawdziwa przysluge, 9 nawet
szczescie.
Cseladnik z La Sale.
[Prosimy szanownego Cze.
ladnika, ably to wfesnie on te
rozpeczeta sztuke dalej pocia-
gnaf. - Redakcva.
PEACOIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

DR.. E. C. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MoZG, gwaranto-
wane %tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwos6, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil giowy, nerwowa prostra-
cya, roehodzaca z uSytkn alkoho-
III lnb tabaki, bezsenuosd, prey.
g%neb,enin umysfowe, ro~zmiekeze-
ME mozgn, prowadzaee do obiaka-
mia. i do nieszczescia, rozpaezy i
smierei powodujace rychte re.
%starzcnie sic, niepiodnos6, ntrate
sity u obojga pfei, mimowolne u
ptawy i chorobe zwnna Sperma.
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
u&ycla mozga, samegwaitu i in
nyeh tajn.ch %grzcehow. KaSde pL-
defko zawicra porcya na jsaea ME.
s'ac. $1.Oo podeiko, lub 6 pudelek
"a $500. Przesefa sic poczta, kto-
Ia "ddnje ~przessfke, skoro wartose
przestiki bed,io jej znplacona
GWaral II ta4j envy va 6 Pun.
defek,
1e ts w,Jecza kazdy przypadek.
Prey ka&dem zam6wieniu, Jake
etrzymamy ma 6 pudefek, z dofa-
czeniem $500, peslemv zamawia-
jaoemn nasza pisana %gwarnrcya,
II zwfSelmy pieniadze, jezeli le-
karstw" nasze ME w%ykuruje. Gwa.
rancye Wyrtawia tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14
ORGANISTA zonaty.

ORGANISTA zonaty, Po-
lax, ktory zarazem bye mole
i nauezyc;elem, zna)acy pol
ski angielski i niemiecki Jezyk
u dobremi swiadectwami-
poszukuje miejsca. Polecajac sic
Wiel. Ks. KS. Proboszczom,
prosi o faskawe wzgledy pod
adresem: l.. W. Pociechowski,
care IF Rev. P. D. Chowaniec,
Rector Of Holy Rosare Polish
church, Eastern Ave-, near
Observation-Disclosures, M. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-14

sfowem wszedzie wolno listy pr
sywae i odbierac. Bye moze, re
W Francyi seminarysci m .usza pro-
sic o papier, ale Francya to ME
Ameryka. Jezeli seminaryum poi
skie ma stanac W doskona1osci mad
tutelszemi, ME pojmuje, czemu ma
wet najprzedniejszych biskup6w
amerykahskich, jake to kardynala
Gibbon'sa i innych, ojciec sw.
wybiera z dawnych uczni6w Sc
minaryow amerykanskich?
Co sig tyczy rachunk6w pub
licznych i t. d. pozwalam sobie
ma to zwrocie uwage, re ME Bis
kup detroickl, Jakkolwiek MAJ
swiatfy i swiatobliwy oraz pola-
kom przychylny, seminaryum pol
skie utrzymuje centa navel ME
dale - ale publicznosc polska.
seminaryum polskie jest zbudo-
wane gfownie z pieniedzy polskich
z cafej Ameryki, wisc sfusznem
jest zazalenie mole i Warusa a
b}ahym wykret autora ,,obrony",
kryjacego sic "a niewidzialnemi
plecami biskupa,
Re seminaryum polskie ME
jest zakfadem gastrononicznym -
pewna: Klerycy powinni jednako-
woz sig na]es6. My pc prostu, z
wYjatkiem niedzieli, gI6d cier-
pimy. Mowia, re to ma ooskro-
mlenie chuci. Bardzo to pieknie,
ale nigdy Pan ME us}yszycz, zeby
sig W ]akiemkolwiek seminaryum
angielskiem skarzono nagl6d -
g}6d ekropny.
0 mizernej nauce autor ,,obro.
ny" mic ME wspomina, wyatt
klein kilku frazes6w pochwalnyct
ola x. Buchaczkowskiego. Szan
Red. by ME uwierzy}, jak wpros'
d%zlecinna jest tutejsza teologia
Ceremonie naturalnie pierwsze zaj
muja mieisce. Zwyczajnym fraze
sem jest: TAX ME robcie, iak bez
bozni amerykanscy ksieza, OF tai
robia... msza}, bum, zamkna.
gdzie Jest wiara? dogmat? Zadel
ksiadz W Ameryce ME yaa wiar.
i t. d. - Moi Boze! Nieraz sobi
pomySle: sw Tomaszu z Akwinu
W jakiem sic znajdujesz t~owarzyst
vie! Me div, re ksisza juz te
raz z mas wychowahcow s}awneg
polskiego seminary Inn kpiaa.:.
Ale to tutaj ME macy. Ach, gdy
by ten Cyrulik tax Eas wzla
W obrone i ,.uezone" g}swy
wsoiek}osci wyleczy}!...
ZsZacunkiem
G6r... uczen teologii.
(Ukradkiem-ale mnie ME zfapia)