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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
IltY rIrcnlt Court.

The following suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday: Jonn q.
Dew against Baldwin d Brown and j. II.
webb Pepioe. Damage, 500.
William T. Aleh against lewett ~ Bro.
Damage. SliJ.~O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

As late as $3.50 o'clock little had beer
done EXCEPT the development Of lung power
AT this time +. A. Randolph offered reso
luton that they now proceed TO decide uPol
day to be celebrated annually rms ieso
luton was adopted, and ID. y. assoi
moved that the I'D day Of September be Sc
lected: April Sd was also named.
r. G. Ragland, of Mobile, Ala, opposed
both September 22d and April Sd, as thos'
dates both interfered with the planting anf
gathering of the cotton crop, and spOk'
strongly in favor Of January lst. .,
A substitute was offered by the Nori0ll
delegate that January LIST he made the DAY
for the celebration. This was urged by hin
with that eloquence peculiar to his race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Rrown.

Cards are on. for the marriage Of Mr.
| Richard ". Jones. of j. I. G0ddin a Co..
10 Miss Cora Brown. Of south Pine street
az Grace-Street Baptist tabernacle, October
| 2lst, at o'clock =. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Before the motion was put the chairman
introduced George Williams, Jr., as the
originator of the convention. lie read a
lengthy paper, which presented his reason
for calling the convention. In his paper he
said that the negro would have been Lar
more prosperous now had he not waited SO
long after he gained his freedom for the
coming of his Messiah-forty acres land a
mule.
The motion was then put to the mouse,
and the LIST day of January was unanimous,
IL adopted as the day TO be hencefOrth and
forevermore celebrated as the day on which
thew were drought out of the land OF
Egypt and delivered from the yoke OF bon
dager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

The steamer India, Captain b. Jamison
with crew OF thirty-niur, cleared from the
custom house Thursday. She was LOADED
with cotton valued az S-J2,OOJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Mr.. Jock Pleas nts will leave in q few
DAYS for Glasgow, his future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

I IOKT OF WEsI TOINI, Va, OCT. i.
/ ARRIVED.
! steamship Baltimore, Btlups, from Balt-
more. with general cargo; steamship VIII
| liam Laurence. snow, from Newport News,
| with general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
HERE IS TIE STORY.

The Mckinley Tariff bill makes it i'm
possible ia the hereafter to buy a good
soc. KID Glove, hence we are going t.
sell off all OF cur SOC. KID Gloves for
39c. pair.
y on can buy now amy c0ier. size, or style OF
cur 5Oc kid Gloves for 80 e. pair.
The Lowest Priced kid Glove wc Will have
for sac after this Revival viii De 75c. "a
Iair.
oar present 15c. Kid Gloves being Tan Colors,
five hook, for 53c. pair.
Undressed or Suede Glove Is an anti.
Gle which Is very treacherous and cam
not be relied on. So we are going to
sell of during this revival all Of cur
present stock. and in the future sell no
Uacrossed Kids for less than one dollar
our 75c 4-huitou Tan Undro ssed Kids are 10
bee sold oul iOr &c. 20 pair.
Our S-uuttnu lpugfhI utra ss a NYuslua tlir. $
are 90 Doe sold ont for .>c. 70 piir.
BaultI judft-sed KID Gloves boo tgus and
blacks WILDE sofa oUt for 1 O3 pair.
J.rol- ia, C-..,tcl ., No.. <. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, OCTOBER l.

ARRIVED.
steamship JuiOnist. Galveston, cOalcd and
sailed for Liverpool; steamship orion, BOs-
ton. 10 load coal; schooner Clara Leayett,
New York, TO load coal.
SAILED.
Schooner II r.. ogden. New York, coal;
schooner Augustus Welt, Boston, coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

STERLING. oiled, october 10, 1870. ~ thc
residence OF his faiher. 1925 Pleasant street
JAMES BERNARD. oldest chlld OF W. y.
and H. A. sterling. aged Two years anu se'o"
months.
UREN.-Dled, yesterday morning, az ms
residence. No. ji5 south Cherry street. Mr..
JOSfPH UREN, In the sixty-iour'h year oil
his age. M ,,op.,nu,
His funeral viii take place IO-MolshVM
sunday at A O'Clock, from ~. Andrew :
Episcopal church. friends are respectfully
Invited to attend. He leaves "a devoted VIE
To mourn her loss.
Gait. ontario, papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
MARRIAGES.

r.roxa- uiGGS.-,iarried at Pnrk-Place
| N,a,i,ottsr rburrls. BY Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe.
on October /. 1890. Hiss LIZZIE WITH
| EtS I, ,tONG 90 Mr.. FRANK r. Dl6dS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
For Young Lawyers.

The following lett from that eminent
iurist and great teacher Of law, Professor
John q. Minor, ought TO shed rays Of hope
upon the dark path Of the young prac-
titiOner:
LAW DEPARTMENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

sun risea............623 Moon sets..S:42 L. NJ.
sun s. ts........~.....J:2S Day : length. llh 5m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
CITY sCAVENGER.

ON motion the Council went into the cleo
ton ofc,ty scavenger. Messrs. James JOhr-
son and Winston Nunally were nominated.
On motion of Mr.. O'lirien the election Of
scavenger was postponed until the next
meeting.
Mr.. O'Brien moved that the dty be
divided into two scayenger districts. The
motion was lost.
The meeting adjourned at 1880 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
Here's lhe Sequel to Our St0rY

gloves. at no extra cost 10 you. before
purchasing the following brands:
Our celebrated Marguerite I'm blacks, tans.
Crews. and dress shades 40 81.
Carmen I-buttOn Dressed, in blacks and tans,
az .1.25.
Fowler 5-KOOk Genuine FOSTER lacing, IN
black, at : 60
The best real Kid in tans, blacks. and fancy
shades 4 button sl75.
s-button length Undressed MOusquetaires i'm
tans blacks' ana 'aicy sna"eS -. quar-
f-button Indressed. in black, tans. and
greys, sl.25.
In connec ion with this reform we
cannot exchange any Kids or be re-
sponsible Cor aly damages after leaving
the counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
WEATHER FORECAST.
MARINE INTELLfGESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. 1s. 1s9O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
MAJOR CAPERS.

Mr.. Fox then introduced Major Capers, oi
the Board. who entertained the pupils with
one of his excellent talks for when ne II
characteristic. The Major said that Mr.
Bowles had given the Board great satlsiac-
ton i'm his work, and he was confident that
the same result would attend Mr. Thomas
work. He cOmpimented both the predeces-
sOr and successor for their untlrlng deNO-
ton and faithfulness to duty.
The teachers and pupils of the school, de-
string to show their appreciation OF MI
William A. Bowles, presented him win
beautiful and valuable set of solid silver
spoons, and a solid silver ladle and preserve
spoon, all handsomely engraved, and en-
closed in plush boxes.
Mr.. Albert III. Hill, who was transferred
from the Valley school to the Marshall
school. has entered upon the discharge OF
bis new position.
Mr.. Leroy ;. Edwards, the newly-elected
principal of the Valley school, took charge
of his new position on last Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18

Steamer Elm City tor Walkerton, Eaton.
with general cargo; steamship william Laur-
edce. snow. Baltimore, with general cargo,
steamship Baltimore, Billups. for Baltimore,
with general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER is, 1890,
PREDICTED TINE OstANDAEDJ Oh
HIGH TIDE AT
Port OF HIcnMoNp. ocropnn II

ARRIVED.
Schooner John G. Cottngham, Bishop,
philadei phia, coal :. II. Halves; schooner
John Snay, 1ilt0n. New York, cement, War
ncr Moore & Co.
SAILED.
Schooner r. G. knight, Jr., Huntley. Phiia-
delphia, poplar wood; vessel Curtis * Par
ker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-18
DRY GOODS.
%22e5eeN<3~ GczS: seE2too.o,

There commences a Great KID
GLOVE REVIVAL at cur store to-day.
How long 1t will last depends on with
what success il meets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23
HEAVEN AND HELL

While forced to dwell apart from thy dear face.
Love linked with SurrUw led me by the iaiIu
And taught my douhiiIg heart To UNDERSTAND
That which has puzzled all the human race
FUN many a sage mas questioned where 10 space
Thosr counter worlds are. where the niyst'
strand
That separates them have found each hnd
And hell ~ vast and heaven narrow place
In the small compass OF thy cIaSpne arms
In reach and sight of thy d,aI lips and eyes
Their. there for the Joy OF heaven lies
Outside to cha,r, trrrors Wild alarms.
And all the deSolaton fierce and tell
OF VOID and Hcnlug uothIngneSS make nell
Ella Wheeler MiIeox IN The Cosmopolitan
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

Prise in your honor. They're goin' 10 sing
your piece. ,,, ,na
The old chorister broke away from IRON, ''o
sexton and hobbled up the stairs w neh N'
reached the organ loft they we're singing
"And on earth peace, good VIII 10 men
Hezekiah waited until they were DONE anu
then in low, grave tone that startieu 'ne
singers, he said. 18th.
Il wish you all merry Christmas helgn-
bors. I've had hard feelings against you,
and pray that God will forgive me am,
cause you not to look unkindly on ah oio
man This is more than deserve
+. r. BURTON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

The water which droEus
s4,!o ng " "o9 he walked uph
S'i1"ti' ,,. ~ ~ when fired fns1
o ourle' " dnatb will be harnIa|
t "a d,'s, ut before ~, beinc fired
w., w. u19 no,' =, If the oil Of rose, u
~ 81 ' a., -, ", -, solid at orH
a atS Ira a m readily yolats1
n honnJ s .n6,'sI containing 4
l pouL,u oi Su, :, and in elal
snlllo t ie,i0 ns the gas WITH
prop PrIpor r,,,. .,,o ~5 TIE tea vi
a az IN o, MI 7,' benefit and pless7'
uaiTn' %,sr nervous treuaii
Pai Pi i,l III # taken in ezess
Pa ar,.iia Sa'' o,. ., agent cal'l
wp JTri,D fen 20 owes y its qualities
hr i+solf las theme, mol y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

= lZ-GS I why Tilbury
have been
placed SO near the summit of the hill, but So
it is, and all but few of the farmers around
about have to toll upwards in order to reach
the half dozen stores there and the three
churches. Perhaps the original settlers of
western Massachusetts had an eve, or two,
for the beautiful, for there is not n hahita-
tion IN Berkshire county that commands a
more extensive or picturesque view. The
natives of Tilbury seldom mention the seem
cry, but not many FEARS ago it attracted the
admiration Of wealthy people from dis
lance, aud they set up their summer homes
there. 1t made marked charge in the vii
lage the more because n portion of the new
corners found it pleasureuble to remain
through the winter. 1t was thus that evil
entered aud brought unhappiness to Heze-
kiah Martin
My mind wanders back to that time when
as a child | listened to his stentorian tenor
voice leading the singing from the choir loft
of the ancient Congregatonalist church
There were two long services every Sunday
then, and recall that when the new preacher
Joined in the movement to abolish the after
,noon sermon IIczekah was one of those who
stood hardest for the old custom, and when
the inevitable reform was finally accom-
plished, the sturdy chorister never looked
upon his minister i'll the same light that he
had before He was more faithful than ever
and sung all the louder rs if to make up in
fervor for lack of opportunity; but when the
daring divine finally went his way, and an
other preacher took the pulpit, the chorster
felt as If great burden had been lifted; as
'lf the parish had escaped a most dangerous
OF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

eiS1 meters furthe.
, were posted who , ss,s,t ssay u J
rest Of the solS,alisd Tie n
n9 n ., their un dts'sss 'lsa, b
DE Fremont. who -.
sleepy, not 1t ali d w. ~ Ia /
ing the country ana sle hras
CAIRNS Of The litslss n ssps
situation. wv 70 sag D,
'plcy cards. ,i,a,,.
emily, g little aubsis s ' nd
nose "whet do You ~ VIII;
game of casdsy" ~ la!y. u,
I'D play in Q minute
tie lieutenant Of ,ba ~
WIN, rlore's tho pityla ''O0p. 4
And you. De T,au....
tho coptaia. suaontr d
"N. III q. no win. IN 3,
spsleed; AID :.Irss. i WI ~ i. 4
t I, .i:. called the ordcrly s ~
and "a3 lost IL its ien, !. nee
es-i>-s ia tho niGs.r :; \ sssa
o'ie onjeets that sols ;s sae
erall ,.ieo the ssncllest -, NJ
u'e' later :, s'aO taat Tint
be desired in the way 0, go
quate light was prer,s = :. upa'
tween Louis and his frieDs
OF the trunk now clossd ~, y y
gaming table. alc
You'd a great deal b.,.
Lecaudey. eomplaininpIv ' =,
PICK upa roll OF somethIn.a.asa
from the trunk as the aS. ~
placed the contents. ~, a'sa
Kicking my heels Will g
yourselves zoundslr h ~ NJ
alighting upon the naeL.
heres a find-it's a nars.s
And the game-wba, =,
handed De Fremont. c j, saaa
"Ecarte, of course; i s,.s
Are you readyY" cria N H.
folding the sheet ..,o, "a
me, sol revenge rnyseli Y
you Political Bulletip-ss
The Gazette de France rst,.
"oh. enough, enough. Ia,,,'
Louis; throw it in tn I
the stuff"
will You stop your i.
Will you talk to mey
No, | WON'T" repliAi
"voilal my RESPONSE Il.
of spadesl'
"-refuses," Lecauds, I.
Mercy mercy lecau5s
Fremont $ adversary. pi,siss
internal paperl Give d ! ~
tics and financed"
Don't listen to him. ssjs;.
Think of the camel Aitss1|
turn up. ace of spadesl'
But the news Of Pan,
from Italy. follow The iuior'
turn at the news in the pnri,
appointments, the hunt. tha n
"Sacristil" from time 10 Il,
the little subaltera, but hi
journal"
Nevertheless the readir.E
with il the grumbling-~iss
to struggle with the chaess,
with Lecaudey and bis d7uY
Again it was De B.enal,
again he turned the ace 4 1
you, my readers. the eardsxn
to him it said-nothiugl Ia
goes so qnicklyl
Chronicle Of the court. vi
legal affairs but. like ars
paper has its end. the lsz
come at last TO fatalities, to j
deaths.
"Eticnne Godefrey. a.a
Courcelles.
"Aline Bernier. 81. Ras Sd
jean Lysart. ct Get. ct a
ers meanwhile continuing TO d
the cards.
Ace of spades" callsiln
third time. making the tung
"Lucienne d Arcuell oill
caudey, widow, % yesn.
Ger"
De Fremont started to bis 4
"What did you say. lecaat5
"Lucienne d'Awueil, men
finishing up the list Of deaiAs!
Luciennc d'AreuciIl DEAD
and that card. thai ace Of ~
beneticent, today so accused
returned anew at the nauF-S
at the name OF his forgoilen
But would Lucicnne y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

"Gracious massyl Hezekiah, wake uni
wake up 'kiah; you'll betch your death of
cold2 Gomez
1t was Peter Stone, the sexton, dunn
founded by surprise, shaking the old Choir
lister violently by the shoulder Painfully
Hezel,ah raised his head.
Merry Christmas, Peter; I'd rather STAY
here" ne said feebly when he saw where he
was.
Peter laughed almost Historically and
tugged away persistently at the cid mans
shoulders.
Come down to the fire." he exclaimed.
1.-THE choir will be here right away to re-.
hearse for the service
ives, I'll 60" answered Hezekiah. and
with great difficulty he ora eyed his stifFened
limbs down the stairs into the vestrv, where
the furnace was already roaring with n
freshly made fire. He submitted to be
rubbed aud slapped by Peter to induce a
quicker circulation Of bis blood, but he gave
no clear answer to the wondering INQUIRIES
as to how he camo to DO locked into tho
church over night.
Presently the organ upstairs began tn
sound. uezelliah shiyercd and Peter rubbed
him the harder Then the voice of the bass
IN the new quartet was heard reciting;
feld.n ''''''-'e IL 'ne
The old chorister listened with staring
eyes. Gould it be- The LONG recitative can,o
to an end, and then all the voices fool, mn il,
proper order the angels chorus
What does that mean, Petergn exclaimed
Hezekiah, starting up.
WY, twas meant as Christmas sur.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

Her Choice II 4, \
Uncle Robert lsadl ~ o,t|
girl, I fear there is 'o0
ness in your mature i9 r,,pi.sI
Helen-Dear old :, % n
mistaken. lam going !"
veil. R Ch|
Uncle R. IA devou h,a =
a girl drIl after my own ,a., h'In 4
Helen d3emuelyJ, hos hIosls
veil will have orange
pi.tsburg Bulletin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23

And now it was all held up for the smiles of
a modern quartet!
The old chorister's head sank upon the
bench, and his tears blurred the notes on the
ancient page.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
OdpoWiedz.

Ma zapYtaDle, czy grupy
Zwlazhowe ~hrace l'rzv!aczyc
sic do UNI maiq pfacid wstep-
ne, odpowladamY, Z n i e.
-Po przeslanlu dekIaracyi i
opiaceniu podatKu miesleczne-
go, zaraz u"azane beda iako.
by j'lz Cd poczqtlSu nalezafv,
4 2 dnlem przystaplenla swe-
go nabywalq wszelki2h praw
konstYtucyq UNI 2astrzezo
nych, TAX, ze nic ME traca
przystepujac do Uni.
Wstepne SO cent6w placa
tyIllo nowo formu]ace sic to
warzystwa, Iub tel ]ul sfor-
mowane, a dotad nlenalezace
do jakiej og6InieJszej organl-.
zacyi bra ;twa, kto"e znowu te
korzysj maja, &e przystepujjac
ogoi m do UNI, bedq przyjeta.
be- "zgledu ma wick.
KS. d. 1Uaier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Coz czynic? trudao walczyc
z niezllczonym t1umem,
Mech bedzie rozum glupst-
wem, a gfupstwo rozumem.
PEACCIE "a WIARUSA!
co SkYCHAC.
W PONIEDZIALEK / CRU

W PONIEDZIAEEK l CRU
dina obchodzono W cafem kro-
lestwie pruskiem . rozkazu
cesarza ESQ rocznice Cd OBJ
jecia rzadow przez Wielklego
kurflersta brAndaburskiego w
r. l640. Jest to ten sam elek.
tor, 0 ktorym W ,.Potople" "
Slenkiewicza Pan Kmicic) cze-
sto Jest nova. PoIska wtedy
upadac poczynaia, a maia mar
CHA bradeburska wznosila sic
ju& ciagle i coraz wlecej. Syn
tego kurfuersta zostal JUL kro.
le;H pruskim "a zezwcIeniem
Polski, a prawnuk ]ego Fry
deryk II. Wiellll, nale2al do
rozbioru Polski. Om sic RIA
dzll1 dobrze, trzymall kraj W
pOfZadku, u mas ZaS WOlna
wolne niespokojnosc jedna
drugq gronila, a o to, czem
narody rosna. o porzqdek, kar-
nose prace c'as!a umiejetna
ma chleb i ma oswiate NE by
10 pamiecJ DO ME byIo ku
temu spokoiu, sposobnosci !
2aradnel dbalosci. Uczmy sic
tego, zeby dzisia] rracowaG
ma chleb. IA dobrobyt, ale !
na oswlate, na utwlerdzenle
sic W cnotach )ako katullcy i
Polacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

w}asnose osobista, ieno VIA
snos6 rodziny )emu do uzyt-
ku ma Gale zycie oddana. To
sic nazywa m ora e M
Cd taklch ma]oratow zas pfacl
sic przy ich urzadzauiu wyso-
kl stempel. Otoz tego stempla
all Bismark, AMI Lucius ME
zap1aclll, bo TAX rzecz jakos
Doklerowano, ze lm go W dro-
DE faski darowano. Do da-
rowanla podatku NE ma W
Prusach mkt prawa, jak plsza,
uawet samemu krolowi i ce-
sarzowi prawa takiego ME
przyznaia.
Gdy sic to teraz wydafo,
vice pisza j wolaJa, zeby po-
datek ten sciagnaG albo cd
tYch, ktorzy 20 ME zaptaclll,
aIbo tel cd lego mlnistra,
ktory sic na te darowizne pod
plsal. A jest to rzecz die maia,
DO Cd samego Luclusa przy-
padfoby cafy million dwasta
tys1ecy marek.
Pisza tez prey tej sposob-
noscl gazety Elemleckie, ze
kiedy Iaki biedak kliKu die
sjeciu fen"gow podatku ME
zapiac', to go wyfa' tua, nawet
poduszke 2 pod gfowy wezma,
gdY ma dwie, ale mi"istrom,
co mleli mllony, to sic ina
czel udawato, pokl byh prey
wfadzy. Clekawa rzecz, ]ak sic
to skonc2y! ObaJ CT panowje sa
tax wlelcy bogacze, ze z Ia
twoscla zapiac,6 moga, wlec
powlnnl to zrobic l ludziom
geby zamknac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
TEGO, ktory zabif Silver

TEGO, ktory zabif Silver
werstowa, generaia rosyJskiego
W Pary2u, Jeszc2e Tie alapad.
Utrzymuja lie zabii 60 Pa
dlewski ale ma to leszcze
dowodu ME ma. W nadmor-
sizlem lnlescie trancuskiem W
MarsylIi ziapall ]akiegos Mo-
skala j ,nYsla, ze to Pailew
ski, ale to nodaj prawda. =
Tych zbojcow, co W koiel
dive kasyer0w W Polscc "a
bill, tea jeszcze ME maiq. Ale
ze yrabowanych pieniedzy zna.
iezli 10 tysiecy za|1opanych W
w 2lemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
PO (4AIETACU

PO GAZETACH nlemiec-
kirh rsr tpraz wjele ha'asu o
pcdatkl, tt6rych ne zapiac't
starry b / $ m a r k przJaciel
jego, minister r6lnictwa L u
c II s, ktory teraz ustapli .
ur1edu,
Jedcn i drug zapisai ma
jqtki swoje Zlcmskie W TAXI
sposob swoim potomkom, Ie
zawsze najstarszy syn bedaie
le obe]nowal, ale tyIko W
uzytek, vice mu lch ME VOL
no All sprzeda6, an obdiuzaG
hipotecznie. boo TO ME lego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
" POLUDNIOWYCH

Srodkowych Ntemczech Jesz-
cze sic resi- ME uStatkowaly,
1eszcze W wleiu mlejscach wy
lane a przez to d7ogl koleie
zelaZue pop~zerywane. Sa tez
tam 2naczne snlegi, kt6re
wielce pr2ewoz towarow po-
dr62owanle ntrudnlaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

prZybytek te] przysz1el amefY-
kahsklej madrosc', ME bedzie
i'm trudno. anGesy p>enladze
mala, boo przec'e lch czyste
| snmlenie strzeze dysponu]e
groszem krajowym.
Go tam W tym uniwersyte-
Gle kogo uczyG beda. to rzecz
podr2edna, patryo'om amery-
kahskim glownie chodzl o to,
ably przy tym prz, bytku nauk
utworzono no)nie uposazono
katedre novel nauki : t. z. a
merykanizmu. Sua'fy vice
jaki, re wszech stron ucza}y-
a przytem czysto amerykan
ski maz i ma te nova gaiez
ludzkie] wiedzy ubIac W moz
gi amerykanskiej mfodzie2v
zaszczeplac. Tembardzlej zas
bora sic do talk wznioslego
dzlela, ze zna]duja navet cd
wyz~zych sfer katolickich 2
Michg ganu, Illinois MlDneso-
" 2achete, uznanIe popar,
Gle. Wedfug BOWEN wytraw-
nego zdania tych suiecznlKow
dopiero kuscioi katol!cki "a
kwl1nie W Alneryce, gdy
wszyscy lego wyzuawcy zm'e
MA sk6re europe)ska ua ame-
|rykan>ki dehkatny )ucht!!
My prostaczkowie mieilsmY
do1qd amerykaulzmne mai
gorsze, mole tyll<o nledo-
kfadne wyobrazenie, zwyl>le
lak now, zieloni clemni
em'granci. Cd dobrei vice
def nicyi doskonaiego zrozu
mlena rzeczy, zalezec bedzie
przyszfe nasze pywodzenie,
szczescie- i uznanle Cd klas
Iudz oswicconych ia nanka.
Amerykanlzm mol Panowle,
lezell sic nam cokolwlek gle
boko flozoficznle wyrazlc-
amerykanizm, movie, Jest to
wszystko to, co lest amery
kahskle. AmeryISanskiem zas
Jest to wszystko co ME est
nie-amerykansklem a zno-
WI co ME Jest nle amery-
kansklem, lest przez to samo
ameryka1lsklen:. DefInlcya ta,
panowie. lasna i zrozum:ala
bardzlej nawet, nI2 artykujy
wstepne w Zgo0zie, przy-
tenn zareczam, ze sam Sl'sz,
ten slawny literat publicys-
ia, lepszej / Zroznmlalszej de-
flnlcYl amervk kanisMu dac ME
jest W stanle.
Lecz n!nlejs2a 0 dciincYa:
rZecz sama ZaWsZe pr2ecle
}asnieIsza. Ktokolw;ek NOW
, amerykanlzm, tem,l zara2 ma
mlsI nasuwa sic naiwyzsza
doskonalosc, nieprzesclgnony
artyzm wykonczenle, dzieto
jedyne W swolm rodzalu shoh
czone, a tyli1o dla amerykah'
sk1ego geniuszu przystepne
zrozumia1e.
; kto m0wi mp: amerybansk
t Rad, temr stawia sic rrzeo
: oczami naJwyzsza madroSc
roztropnost bez granic, wzo-
rowa sprawledIiwosc, prav oS(
bez iapowek, kuban6w i in
} nych korllpcyl, ktorych sly
ma glupie nle"cywllizowane
europejskie narody.
Cheese mice wzor cnoty,
czystosci obycza]ow, panieh
sEziej wstydllwosci; dz'ewiczych
mJy;olyav on,alsl,ai .I-rnun