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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-14

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
Blizsze s~zczeg64y
ZamaChu W Barcelona.

Wfasnie drugi akt pred
stawienla sic rozpoczaf, gdy
wpadfa do sail bomba wlelkoscl
giowy dzleclece', z kawaikami
zelaza W srodku. Oprocz tel
znaleZlouo leszcze iedne, kt6ra
jednak ME pekfa, ponlewa2
padia ma lono pewnej danny.
zablte] przez plerWsza
bonnie. Rozdzierajacy by}
widok, laki przedstawiafa sala
teatru po zamachu. 81 osob
leaaio zabitych ma mleiscu
100 byio rannych. Miedzy
ofaraml zamachu znaldowato
sic take dwoch Niemctv.
Rada miejska roz"iLc'd
neizwvkla czynuoSG W nlesienir
pomocy rannym. 20 lekarzy
przybyio, ably rannych opa
trzyc kontrolowac przenosze
ME nleszczesllwych do lazare
tow. Ma SO metrow oe
teatru s~wladczyly wielklt
kaluae krw, O klerunku ,dokae
niesiono zabitYcb rannYch
q tych umario w c,agu dnl'
5. Pewlen kupiec, ktoreg'
rodzina bYia w teatrze, dowie
dzlawszy sic o uieszczesclu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14

padt razony parallzem, a
]edoak Mkt z jego rodziny ME
7glnaf. Jakis )ubiler znaidowa}
sic z rodslna tut obok mleisca,
gdzle bomba pekfa, a m,mo
to uszedt cato, on, jego iona
i czworo dzleci. Przyszedfszy
atoli do domu. co zobaczyl?
Otto skradziono mu W tym
czasie kosztownosci ma lakle
1000 mare6. z tego MONA
wnos'c, De korzystaiac z
z%amieszanla W teatrze, posta-
nowili anarchlscl i inni rabusle
urzaczic ogolna kradzie2 W
m'escie. Jakas mioda para 2
wyspy Kuby przybyla padczas
slubne] podr6zy do Barcelony
/ znaIaz'a sn,erG W teatrze.
Jencra! Campos, komendant
mast, donosli ustawicznie
krolowei o skutkach zamachu
i otrzYma1 rozkaz odwiedzenia
dotknietYch nieszc2esciem
rodzin W imieniu krolowe).
Otoz to okropne skntki
zamachow anarchistycznych
a zarazem zasleplenla ludz-
kiego!
ABONOWAC KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
q Poznahskiego.

Aoronowo. Jak plsza ztad
do grud2iadzkiego ,,Geselllge"
otrzymall tutejsi nlemieccy
katolicy cd Blskuplego Jene.
ralnego Wikaryatu stanowcza
odpowiedz, ktora miedzy inne.
mi zawiera nastepuiaoe s}owa:
,,Twierdzenie, jakoby ola
mowiacych pc nIemiecku
katolikow absolutnle mic sic
ME dzlafo, jest meuzasadnione.
Tu chodz! tylko Q move
mnielszosci, ktora, ME dia
tego, lie mniel jest uprawlona,
lecz Ola przewazajacei wick
szosci m6wiacvch pc polsku
katollkow ustapl6 music. Jak
wladomo, NIGGA nlemleccy
katoilcY podczas nabo2ehstwa
rannego, ~odprawianego ola
wielni6w W kosciele parafial'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
NASZ PREVENT.

kalendarz Maryah-
ski ma r~.lS94obecnie-
wraz z dwiema ksia-
z%eczkami, dajemy W
podarunku "a zap1a~
Genie przynajmniej
dw6ch dolarGw abo-
namentu. -ZaWlera:
l. zwyczaJna czes6 kaleuda-
rzowa DIVE strony poswiecone
kasdemu m%leslacowi, 2 piekneml
mateml obrazkami, pokazujaceml
usg6ry sceny opisane W przypada.
Jacych ma odnosny czas ewangie-
llach, = a na dole sfawne polskle
k%oscloty; wszystk1ch 10 - lyle co
mleslecy W roku.
lie siawne ma ca}q Polske.
swlatynle So: Kosciof sw. Piotra i
Paw}a W Whine. - Kosclo4 N.
Fanny W Lewlcznle. = Koscl6f
Najsw. Fanny W Tulcach. - Kos
clof N. Fanny W Wlnnikach. -
kosciof 90. hapuc. W Warszaw1e.
-kosciof N. Fanny W Grodzisku.
= Kapllca ,,Loret N. Fanny" W
Saczu. - Kosciot sw. Krzyza W
Whine. - Kosci6f N. P. Maryi W
Zembrzycach. - Koscio} 90.
JeznitoW W N. Saczu-Kosc1of N.
2. Maryl W Pieran1u.
q Czesc owlesclo
wa Kalcndarza Maryansklego
clagnle SIG przez 1913 strony q
zawlera obrazkdw bez liku. Niekt6re
obrazk' zajmujq ca}a stronice:
kosclo1 i sprawl socyalna -
socyaliscl i niedowiarstwo.
Bardzo zajmujace try powiesci
z obrazkami za}acza przYsz1oroczny
X alendarz NJ aryahski:
= Fan Bog swoich ME opusci. -
Matka Bolesclwa (przygody W
podrozY). = Mistrz szewski z
lspahanu. = Jest takze ciekawy
artyku1 o wystawje chicagosk1e1 z
portretem Krysztofa kolumba, :.
obrazem przedstawlajacym wylado.
wanie Krysztofa Kolumba / lego
towarzyszY ma wysple Guanahani
oraz wldoklem wystawy kolombij.
skiei z lotu ptaka-
Wreszcle jest pare llustrowa-
nych powiastek humorys tycznYch
Do Kalendarza Maryanskiego
ma rok 1894 w4ozone So diva Iuzne
obrazY, ktore mozna kazaG sobie
opraWlc W ramkl: Obraz cudowny
Najswletszel Fanny Nary wize-
runek OLGA swletego Leona XIII.
karty tYtu@owe ma ok1adce /
ma tekscle, mlsternie wykonane, z
pieknemi rycinami.
Cena Kalendarza Maryansklego
25 centow egzemplarz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
Ksiegi narodu
%plelgrzymstWa polSkiego.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Me gadajcie wlele o prawach.
Prawa So jake oblig1, a ready :iak
wierzyciele, a olczyzna jak dobro.
I'm podlelszy ~chytrzejszy jest
w%lerzyclel, tenn mocniej go opisuja,
a ojcu l bratu wierzy sic bez
obllgu.
Przetoz badzciez doskona1ymi
lax Apostofowle, a zawierza wan
narody, / co postanowlcie, prawem
bedzie nletylko ola was, ale ola
wszystklch wolhych LUDLOW.
Me rozprawlajcle wiele o
formle przysz}ego rzadu W Polsce.
Me CT %najlepiej rzadza, kt6rzy
rozprawiala, ale CT, kt6rzy naimoc.
mel czuja, i naipe}nie]si So po-
swlecenia sic.
Pewne sieroty szuka}y sobie
opiekuna, kroryby lch dobrami
zarzadza} i lch wychowaf. Obrocity
wiec oczy ma sasiada, kt6rY by4
dobrym gospodarzem, ale chciwym
1 plenladze wielkie zebra}, a u
ludzl mia} slave przemyslnego, ale
nieuzytego cziowleka. Rzek1y te-
DIV sleroty: ME chcemY, DO z mas
bogacic sic bedzie.
directly vice oczy ma drugie-
so sasiada, kt6ry kslege o gospo-
darstwie napisaF, ale sam nigdy ME
gospodarowat; rzek}y vice: l tego
ME chcemy, DO ma mas bedzie
roblf pr6by gospodarcze.
Ale ~s}yszaiy o trzecim, u byt
cziowiekiem uboglm, i znaczny
m%ajateN stracif, ~popieraJac sprawy
widow i sier6t; rzek}Y vice: tego
wezmiimY.
Podobna jest forma rzadu
przysz1ego do kszta}tu mowy, kt6ra
now cz1owlek radny.
Cziowlek przemyslny. idac ma
rade narodowq, obmysla, jak zaczac
move, co pofozy6 ma poczatku, co
we srodku, a co W koncu, DO tax
~nauczyl sic W szkole;; ale il sprawy
narodoweJ mocno ME ezuje, vice
nova jego bedzie sztucznle ufozona
ale pusta, / prejdzle, i pamleci ME
zostawi.
A cz1owiek %poczciwY, ld2c ma
rade narodowa, pe}ne ma SERGE
m1}osci Ojczyzny, / czujac prawde
tego, co ma movie, m6wl HE
myslac o porzadku, a wszakze
nova jego bedzie porz9dna, i
spisza ia s koroplsowle ma
wz6r ola innych; a on sam zadziwl
sic, IL tax nadrze m6wif.
Owoz l prawodawcy pe}ni
mi}osci O%jczyzny postanowia urzedY
W kraju st5sownle do potrzeby, i
bedzie Araj urzadzony dobrze, a
drudzY urzadzenle przeplsza i
nasladowac bedq.
Podobna jest Rzeczpospollta,
kt6ra za}ozyc macle, do lasu, kt6ry
sieje gospodarz.
Jesli gospodarz z%asleje naslenla.
dobre ma zlemi dobrej, moze bye
pewny, IL sic drzewa urodza. i
nlema potrzeby mysIec o formie
drew, lekac sic, ably sic deby
ME urodzl4y z kolcami a Jod1y 2
llseiami.
Zaslewajcie vice mi}oscOjczyz.
ny i ducha poswlecenia sic, a
badzcie pewni; IL wyrosnie Rzecz-
nosno1ita 7 nieknc
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
nym, sluchac kazan i spnwow
nlemleckich.

Do6ro %rycerskie, Morakowo.
pod Gofahcza, bedace dotad W
posladaniu D.. W,,helma
Makrockiego, kupit ma sub.
hascIe p. Andrzej Makrock, z
Wagrowca "a 47S,000 M.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-14
Dir. H. E"fGRTENSTEIb
wyksztatcony " Niemczech
IekaEsz i akusZer


Mad apteka J. W. LAUERA.-
Mieszkanie prywatne: Mr..
4O7 E. 5th Str.
Godziny ~przyimowania: Cd
godziny 9 do IL pred pofud-
MEM, tudziez Cd godziny 2giej:
do 4 pc po}udniu.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

Let Thanksgiving day be n thanks
giving day. A good IN ny people seem
disposed to make 1t day for putting
on snckcloth and ashes. We go to
church to hear about national badness
and national dangers; to read from
the Lamentations and sing In n minor
strain. That Is not well. IL Is all
right to be reminded OF our nations
Sins and pcrils We. shouid face these
problems often and earnestly study
methods OF reform. But 1hanksgiv-
ing service is hardly the place to do It.
Let us rather spend the hour In re-
counting COTS multiplied b cssiDgs to
us. The Presidents proclamation
is = model document and strikes n key
upon which we may sing hundred
songs OF HEARTFELT praise. For ma
tional peace and general health; for
golden hnrvests and overilowing gran
aries; for liberty in state and church;
for marvellous growth In IN tcrinl sub
stance: for sure advancement In social
and moral reform: for churchly vie;
tories upon thousand hotly contested
bnttlcilclds, let us render Thanks To
God. We fear not because some dark
clouds appear upon our national hori-
ron God rcigns The Lord Of Hosts
II with us; the Cod OF jacob Is our
refuge" Enter into his gates with
Thanksgiving and Into his courts with
praise. - Rev. liavcns In Epworth
Lea ne,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

Among the visitors at the office Of the Board
OF Supervisors yesterday WAS John Briee, a
hfteen.ychr old boy. who ia herilng cattle a
few miles below the city. Master Br!ee's
purpose Ia calling was 10 claim the bounty on
wildcat Lcalp which hc hal brought with
him, and 10 show the ,enlp was genuine, he
also brought along the skin from which the
scalp was detached.
Day before yesterday, while riding across
the range, he discovered the eat lying ia tn.
shade of tree, asleep. lie rode up 10 II
without waking II and struck II a stunning
blow on the head with the butt Of u heavy
whip, The blow served only TO lnaugiifsie a
fight. and the boy wa, compelled 10 give the
cat wider berth. II, vas unnrmrd aud %
depended on hi, larlat lie made several
throws, which the cat cyndcd, all the time
approaching the hor,cman, who was more
than ohte dlspDsed 10 give up tho nsht DC.
cs,ionally the cat sobld seize the lasso and
tear II yieiously. Al last a successful throw
fastened II, and the fcroclous animal wa,
dragged to death. II wac a magnificent
specimen and weighed nifty porods.-i'hani1
Is,.Liiofu.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

IND looked bask into the flre-lighted
fooni, while her coIntenaf,ee wore a.
most the expression al II she was
struggling with . fiend, who had
power to, s,izo his Victim oven within
the hallowSd pfecfnets 81 her, fathers
hearth. The fiehd prevailed and
Prudence vanished into the outer dark
ness When the family rushed to the
Abor they could see. nothing, but heard
the sound u wheels r&ttling over the
frozen ground. tol
That same night, among the painted
beauties Of the theater Of neighbor-
ing city, there was one whose dissolute
h,irth seemed inconsistent with any
sympathy for ptire affections, and for
the Joys and griets which are h9llowed
by them. Yet this was Prudence
Inglefeld. Her visit to the Thanks.
giving freside was the realization OF
one of those waking dreams in which
the guilty soul will sometimes stray
back To It's innocence. But Sin. alas,
is careful Of her bond slaves; they hear
her voice, perhaps at tho hottest
moment and are constrained to GO
whittier shb simmons them. The
same dark power tina. drew Pfddeptc
| Ingle6eld from her fathers hearth
the ssme in Its nature, though height.
ened then to q dread necessity-would
snatch guilty soul from the gste 81
heaven and make Its sin and its pun
ishmcnt alike eternal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24
do not touch mo Your bosom mus

do not touch mo. Your bosom must
not be pressed to mine"
Mary shudicred and stood still, for
she felt that something darker til an
the grave was between Prudence and
herself. though they seemed so near
each other in the light of their fathcr's
hearth, where they had grown up TO-
gether. Meanwhile Prudence threw
her eyes around the room In search Of
Zone who had not yet hidden her well
come lie had withdrawn from his
seat by the Preside and vas standing
near the door. wi h his face avcrtcd,
so that his features could be disccrned
only by the pickering shadow OF the
profile upon the wall. But Prudence
called 10 him in cheerful and kindly
tone:
Come, Robert" said she, won't
you shake hands with your old fricnd?"'
Robert held back FOR moment, but
affection struggled powerfully and
overcamc his pride and resentment
lie rushed toward Prudcicc, seized
her hand and pressed II 70 his bosom.
There, there. Robert" i'd she.
smiling sadly MS she withdrew her
hand. you must not i've me too warm
n welcome"
And now, having exchanged greet
ings with each member OF the family,
rudence again seated herself In the
chair Mt John Ingleiicld's right hand.
She WIS nliura ly gil of quick and
tender sensibill,ics, gladsome in her
general mood. but with bewitcliing
pathos intcrfused among her mcrriest
words and deeds. IL was remarked Of
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24
uNEARThsD A CITY.
A village Ut tho stone Age Unoarthed In
tuNte tiiala.

Gnatehiaia.
4 btirlsd city has Just bean discovered In
Guatnmnla uptr the estate Of Don Manuel j.
Alyarado, Mt the foot OF the Volcano dc A qua,
about a mile and n half to theesstwnrd Of the
present Village Of Santiago dc los CAbslieros.
gram, the proprietor i;ls noticed articles hay
Ing strong resemblance Ia the domestic
utensils Of the North American lndians nt
| the period OF the discovery OF tho new worh's
| He finally decided on an excavation, and, At
| depth OF from two 10 five meters, he un-
carihcd 4 humber Of iDicrestlng articles, such
as domestic tttsIsIfs, faienec vcsac'a, engraved
| and fancy painted glksses, vases and Kitchen
pots all In good preservation. Also onyx
axes, hammers, swords, knives Ard lance
heads; In fact, tic whole serles Of wenporjs IN
use In the re-Columbiaa tinnrs was fully rep
resented.
Along with these were great ntitrher Of
painted clay idols, fine pearls, turQuolscs aaA
other precious stones. Among the latter was
one OF h magnificent green color. called by
the t.ui'e. ehaieui-tl, Morn only by princes.
One OF the gisssSs was ornamenicd with col
ors. The statues, carried IN black basnlt, dis
PLACED great artistic skill, rid are the more
remarkable from tho fact that their seuIptors
had only stone implements. So far, at least
no trace Of metal has been found In tho exca.
walton, 30 II 10 probable that he buried city
pertaned To the stone age.
At depth Of only one and half mei.cs
the w0rEmcn came on the walls Of the houses
Of the buriel city. AT the level OF the floor
ot those they discovered n confused mass OF
human skcetons-sonie IN sitting posturcs
some OF thsir backs, SOME on their faces,
some OF the skeletons showing the iDhnbl'
tant, 10 have been giants, The positions Of
The aueetons, and ia fact, the Whole eondi'
tlon of tie t,ns point TO the conclusion that
the city was suddenly sv.llowed by an earth
ouake
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

the wall. the outer door was opened
and light footstep came along the
passage. The latch Of The inner do I
WINS lifted By me familiar hand, and
young girl came in, wearing n cloak
and hood, which she took of and laid
on the table beneath the looking
glass. Then after gazing inomcn,
at the Preside circle, she approached
and too, the seat at John Ingletleld's
right hand. as fit hal been reserved
on purpose former.
Here l am ut last. father" said
she. You ate your Thanksgiving
dinner without me- but | have cone
back to spend the evening with YOU.
Yes, IL was Prudence Inglcficld. She
wore the same neat and maidcnlt ut.
| tire which she had been accustom I'd 10
| put on when the household work was
over for the day. and her hair was
parted from her brow in III. simple
and modest fashion that became her
best of all. II her cheek might other
wise have been pale. yet the glow OF
| the fire suffuscd IL with n healthful
bloom. II she had spent the many
months of her absence IN guilt and
infamy, yet they seemed TO have left
| no traces on her gentle aspect. She
could not have loos ed less altered had
she merely stepped away from her
fathers tireside for half an hour and
returned while the blue was CULVER
ing upward from the same brands
that were burning at her departure,
And to John Inglcficld she was the
very image OF his buried wife. such us
he remembered her on the first
Thanksgiving which they had passed
under their own roof. Therefore,
though naturally stern and rugged
man, he could MT speak unlSindly TO
his sinful child, nor yet could he take
her TO his bosom.
You are welcome home Prudence"
said he, CHANGING sideways Mt her, and
his voice faltered. Your mother
would have rejoccd 20 see you, but
she has been gone from MS these -four
months
III know II. father. | know IT," re.
piled Prudence, quickly. And yet,
when first came In, my eyes were so
dnzed by the freight that she seemed
10 be sitting in this very char"
By this time the other members OF
the family had began to recover from
their surprise aud bccnmc sensible
that II was no ghost ( ON the grave
nor vision OF tlelr vivid recolle .tions,
but Prudence her own SELF Her
brother was the next that greeted
her lilo advanced aud held ont his
hnni aifectlona,c'y, MS brother
should, yet entirely like brothe
for with all his blindness, he was
still a clergyman aud speaking to II
child OF sin.
SISTER Prudence" = III he earnestly
i rejoice that n mcrci nj Providence
hath turned your steps hnmcward In
time for me TO bill You last farewell
In n few weeks, sister am to sail ns
n missionary TO tho far Islands of III c
Pacific. There IA not one OF these be.
loved faces that | shall ever hope to
behold ngain on this earth. oh. may
] See all of ihcm-yours and nll-bc-
yoni he grave
A shadow fitted across the girls
countcnnnce
"The grave Ia very dark. brother"
answered she. Withdrawing her hand
somewhat hastily from his era p
You may 'ools your l,st ut me by the
light OF this irr.h
While this WAS passing the twin.girl
the rosebud that had grown on ths
same stem with the way-stood
gazing Mt her sister, longing 10 ling
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

ler, too, that she had "a faculty, even
In childhood, OF tire wing her own
feelings like spell over her compan.
ons such rs she had been In the
days OF her innocence, 40 did sne mn.
pear this evening. Her friends. In tic
surprise and hcwildcrmcnt OF her 70.
turn, almost forgot that she had ever
left them, or that she had forfeit d
any ~ her claims 10 their affection.
In tho morning. perhaps they might
have looked Mt her with altered eyes,
but By the Thanksgiving Preside they
felt on y that their own Prnden q Ind
come back to them aud were thankful.
John 1nglehcld'n rough visnge bright
cncd with the glow OF his heart Us II
grew warm and merry within him
Once or twice he even laughed till the
room rang sgnlD, yet seemed startled
by the echo OF his own mirth Tho
grave young minister became ns frol-
icsome ns u schoolboy. Mary. too, the
rosebud. forgot that her twin blossom
hnd ever been torn from the stem and
| tramplcd In the dust Aud ns for Rob.
crt Moore, he gnscd ut Prudence with
tho basbfpl cnrnrstncss OF love new
born. while sho. with sw, ct maiden
coquetry. half sml cd upon and half
discouraged him
In short II was one OF those inter.
vnls when sorrow vnnishea In i,s own
depth Of shadow and JOY starts forth
In transitory brightness When tho
clock struck =, Prudence poured out
her fathers customary draught Of
herb tea, which abe had been stepping
by the ilrcsidc ever since twilight
AI Ia l..I a Il A a.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24
HISTORY OF THANKSGIVING.
Originated With Mbsss when lie Reached
fhc promlsed Land.

Originated With Moses When lie Reached
tho Promlsed Land;
Than ksgiving day was long time
In getting itself established! 1t Is not
IN exclusively American affair, and
was not generally observed in the west
and south till after the war; but in
the enst 1t may be said to date from
the seventeenth century. Over 5000
yknts ago Moses instructed the Israel
ties to keep feast after they got
established Id the holy land. They
called II. the feast OF the tdbernacles,
and for eight days following the close
Of harvest they dwelt In booths made
chiefly OF green boughs, and feasted
on corn, wine, oil and fruits. In the
course Of time splendid ritual for
this feast was developed, including
much singing In responsive choruses.
Somewhat later the Greeks held n
nine-dnys' feast OF similar character,
in which slaves were allowed TO take
part, and I'LL criminals except murder
crs. The Romans had similar feasts
In honor Of Ceres, goddess Of grain
The Saxons had o Harvest Home"
and after them the English, which
festival was observed in sort Of way
in some OF the American colonies. In
the year 1921 the Pilgrim fathers tried
to celebrate II, but it was rather n
gloomy affair. In 1923 ship loaded
with provisions failed to arrive, aud
Gov. bradford appointed day Of
humiliation, fasting, and prayer, but
the expected ship arrived, and SO they
made II . day Of thanksgiving.
Ninety. Indians, headed by Chief
Massasoit, took part. In 1881 the
Puritans ran out Of provisions, and
February was named us n day Of
fasting and prayer. AS in the other
case, the ship arrived, and they had a
feast instead. June Is, 1887, there
was a general service in all the
churches to give thanks tor the great
Pequots, and ON the 18th OF october
following n general service and feast;
in honor Of peace and the settling OF
some religious differences. Forty
years later Gov. Andres ordered the
people to give thanks ON the first day
o December; but they hated Andres
and did not thank worth cent.
Several persons were arrested for
treating the proclamation with CON
tempt. but this struck the homo au-
thoritics as rather ludicrous, and his
conduct was disapproved
Thereafter Thanksgiving waspretty
GENERALLY observed in all the states, the
governor naming the day. George
Washington recommended to congress-
the naming Of national day In 1879
for the adoption Of the constitution; it
was done, and the day wns generally
observed. In 1875 the proceeding was
repeated. James Madison appears to
have issued the first Presidential pro-
clamatlon on the subject In 1915. in
honor OF the return of peace. Forty:
eight years passed before President
Lincoln issued the second one in 1868.
Since then every President has fol-
lowed the custom, and the day is ma
tionally observed ut last
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-24

Have we not abundant reason for
Rratitudc3 i, may be that things
have not NIL gone with us just mr. we
have wished. No matter. We should
be- thankful, Just the same. We can
not tell what Is the best for us. The
things we most desire are often the
things we can least afford to have A
little child cries for u sharp knife. or
for the fire burning In the gratc. Not
one Of M but remembers tho time
when father or mother denied MS sonic
longcd-for pleasure. And not one oil
us, who has grown wiser with tho
speeding years. but feels glow OF
gratitude for those ncts Il parental
authority which then we thought
cruel. The heavenly father knows
what is best, SO, though the year has
been crowded with sorrow, stlil let us
be thankful We are In the hands OF
nm infinitely loving being, whose every
net In dictated by mcasurclcss wisdom
and perfect love. i!ishop Vincent