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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
EDDIEs IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Centers OF Interest in the Affairs OF
the Day.


the Day.
Miss Mabel Robinson. of Dayton avenue
gave a card party last evening for Miss
Burks. of Los Angeles, Miss Matthews. of
Scranton Pa, and Miss Brevoort. The rooms
were simply, but tastefully decorated with
nasturtlums: La-er in the ne, evening light
Misses Mamie Mahan, Kinks and Harris
Messrs. Harrison, Hubbard, Hastings, Hud-
son. Loye, Andrews and Kinks, of Mime
apolis
The Misses Messner, of the Ashland, gave
waltz and two-step party last evening for
Miss Maize Douglas, of Fargo. There were
whom were from out of town. The parlors
and dancing room were cleared for the dane
ers, who glided over the floors 10 the strains
of the ST. Anthony Hill orchestra The rooms
were prettily decorated for the OCCASION
Frappe was served until late in the evening
when more substantial refreshments were
placed before the guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society to the Sons of
Veterans gave a card party and social last
night at their hall, Sixth and Seventh streets
Four prizes were offered to tempt the guests
into energesic playing, and lemonade and
cake served for their refreshment
Mrs. w. G. Jones, of GAL Goodrich avenue
entertained the Monday Afternoon Euchre
club yesterday. There were three tables and
the guests had a merry race for the first and
second prizes.
DR.. A. c. Brown and son Donald, who
have been visiting in the city for a week
left last night for their home in Peoria, Ill
Prof NJ. L. DODGE and wife, who have
been guests at the Windsor, left yesterday
morning for Ann Arbor Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Summers, of DAYTON
avenue, left for Buffalo yesterday morning
to attend the G. A. R. encampment.
DR.. J. D. Lewis, of the Albion, has gone
East.
Paul Kalman was the guest of Mr.. Hall.
of Saltwater, over Sunday.
Miss Mayer went East Friday evening.
Miss Duggan left for a visit in Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. A. Hays is visiting her parents in
Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Flagg returned yesterday from
visit in the East.
Miss Grove, of Summit avenue has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Mason, of Montreal, is the guest of
Miss Ward. of Laurel avenue
Miss Listoe of Madison. Wis. is visiting
Mrs. Charles Brandt. of Partridge street
Miss Georgia May Turner, of Washington.
returned to her home yesterday. Her sister,
Mrs. e. A. Barnes of Sherburne avenue
accompanied her as far as Kansas City.
Albert Cuendet is the guest of Mrs. Brann.
of ST. Peter street, for two weeks.
E. d. Clancy, Lansing, Mich, is at Hotel
Metropolitan
j. w. MCPHERSON Red Wing, registered at
Hotel Metropolitan yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
WILL SUE THOSE WHO LAPsED.
American Life and Casualty As
signee VIII Act

Insurance Commissioner Dearth has
been assured by the assignee of the
recently suspended American Life Sc
Casualty company of Minneapolis. of
his Willingness to resign if his con-
tinuance is objectable to the insurance
department. The recommendation OF
the department however, that action
be begun against the then members of
the company for the assessments due
on a number of unpaid claims prior 20
their Iapsing, to test the rights OF
the policy holders in the con-
Germ to action against those who so,
lapsed, will be complied with ind MIR.
Dearth is satisfied Of the assignec'S
disposition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
SUING THE CITY.
Claims of Nine Men Who Acted as
Special Policemen.

Owing to the refusal of the board Of
aldermen committee ton claims to al
low the bills submitted by number
of parties who acted as special con-
stables on election day last November.
the city is now the defendant in nine
suits. The plaintiffs were duly ap-
pointed special tconstables by the
judges of election serving at certain
polling places in the Fourth, Sixth,
Eighth and Ninth wards. Their claims
average a trif1ee over 81 apiece, the ag-
gregate amount sued for amounting to
$37 The corporation attorney ad-
vised the committee to recommend the
payment of these bills, but the alder
men thought they knew better and ac-
cordingly turned down the claims.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

need for a path on Cleveland avenue
mas become more pressing.
Inc new White Bear path, on which
the cycle path association has expend-
ed $SOO in constructing from point
on Maryland street past Lake Phalen
TO gladstone, viii probably be COM
Pieteo by the county before the week
closes. The county has begun the con-
sLructlon OF the continuation from
1laostone to White Bear avenue. The
new path will shorten the distance to
Nhite Bear lake about a mile and a
nall, besides avoiding the steep grades
ana hills of the longer path.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

The New England Furniture & Car
pet Company advertises it's lease, good
will and store fixtures for sale. This
is certainly a grand opportunity for
some one desiring to succeed to a we'll
established and profitable business.
The good faith of the company in an
nOuncing its Discontinuance Of Bust
ness Sale is yet further evidenced by
its advertisement on another page
headed "A Fine Business Opening"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
CYCLE PATH STATISTICS.
George l.. Wilson Finds Out How
Many Cyclists Use Them Daily.

Superintendent George L. Wilson, of
the Cycle Path association, made All
interesting experiment on Sunday last
He had the number of bicycles passing
along the principal cycle paths between
the hours of a. m. and 10 o. m.
counted. The traffic was as follows:
On the. West Seventh street path to
Fort Smelling, S65 bicycles; on Cleve-
land avenue, which has no cycle path,
between Summit and the river, 344; on
the White Bear path, 44S; on the Sum-
nit avenue path, near Lexington ave-
nue., S,143-the day before 2,542 bicycles
passed the same point-on the Lex
ingtonsavenue path, 1850 bicycles pass
ed on Saturday and 1879 on Sunday.
With the Summit avenue and West
Seventh street paths both completed
and both patronized extensively, the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
House of Good Shepherd Festival.

the House of the Good Shepherd tomorrow
night. The several Catholic societies, in
Guiding the five Daughters of Erin societies,
will assist the mother, superior, who has the
affair in charge. 1t has been a long time
since the House of the Good Shepherd has
held an affair of this kind, and the festival
tomorrow night promises to be a great sue
cess. A bus will run from the interurban
at the corner of Milton street to the
grounds, and will carry all persons going to
the festival free The Daughters of Erin,
st. Lukes parish and st. Joseph's parish,
will have the tables in charge. Refreshments
and music will be the order of the evening
and a right good time is eXpected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
PROF. GENTRY,s DOG SHOW.
| Performance That Entertains
Both Young and Old.

A Performance That Entertains
Both Young and Old.
Prof Gentry's famous dog and pony
show opened a weeks engagement I'M
der canvas last night on Selby avenue
near Arundel street. The excellent
street parade given yesterday, coupled
with the recollection of the show was
sufficient attraction to fill the big tent
Prof. Gentry has made this style of en-
tertainment very popular and his edu-
Gated animals always have something
new to show. In addition to Romeo
and Juliet and all the old dog and pony
exhibition seen here last year, a large
number of new ones have been added.
1t is impossible to give a detailed ac-
count of the performance, but it is suf-
ficient to say that Prof Gentry has the
best show of the kind ever seen in this
city. There are over one hundred dogs
and little horses in the collection, all
of which take an active part in the
programme. The exhibition is especial
ly attractive to ladies and children. An
other street parade will be given today
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
ON THE IRON RANGE.
Results of Mine Inspector Are Being
COIlated

Factory Inspector Moersch, of the
state labor bureau, has returned from
the iron range, where he has just fin
ished the inspection of the mining
equipments, and an inquiry as to the
extent of the employment of child la
Dor in the mining and associated in
dustries He found both in good con-
dition, although some devices seem to
be demanded for the better protection
of employees in the. mines, which will
probably be attained by a conference
of the owners in Duluth at an early
date. The results of Mr.. Moersch's in
spection will be tabulated and reported
to Commissioner Powers in a day or
two. f
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
Was Taken Suddenly III.

George Johnson, seventy weight years of age,
en- route from De Kalb county, Illinois. to
Blue Earth City, taken suddenly i'll at
Sixth and Jackson streets yesterday morning.
He taken to the central police station,
but was sufficiently recovered yesterday
afternoon to leave for his destination John
son is an old soldier, but said that he had
to postpone the G. A. r. encampment this
year OWING TO the lack Of funds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
ST. LOUIS COUNTY TAXES.
MOnopolies and Mining Companies
Are Heavily Taxed

st. Louis county, the first, by the way,
to return the report of her board of
equalization to the state auditor, has
raised the personal property assess
ment this year practically $780, 900
through the increase of the assessment
on franchises and the operation of
the new method of taxing mines. What
was secured by the raise in these mat
ters is neutralized, however, by a gen
eral reduction of the valuations on
general personal property, the total
valuation this year being $5,458, 705, as
against s549O,SS7 last year.
The mining companies that previous.
ly paid little to the country, getting
along with the state tonnage tax al
most exclusively, will this year be
taxed on the following valuations.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

was assessed at $241, $50 by the asses
sors. and the county board raised the
valuation to $2S2, 945. The Hartman
General Electric company was raised
from $1OO,476 to $137,97O; Duluth Gas
and Water company, raised from $685.
COS to S750605.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
Parks Is in .IaiI.

The examination of Nicholas Parks, col
ored, who is accused of having assaulted
Thomas d. Forbes with a razor Saturday
terday until Friday. Mrs. Forbes. arrested
at the same time on charge of disorderIy
conduct, deposited $25 bail for her appear
Parks, in default of bail, was committed to
iaiI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
The New Silks.

In addition to the Silks adver-
tised in Sundays papers we will
show today nearly 200 pieces
which were unpacked yesterday.
They're the handsomest Silks
ever brought to Minnesota.
Novelties in P1aids and Roman
Stripes-rea1 Novelties, $l.OO, $I.25,
$l.5O, $i.75.
New Checked Silks, Csc and St.OO.
Fancy Brocades, 85c, $l.OO and
$l.25.
New Black Brocaded Novelties, for
Waists and Dresses, 75c, $l.Oo and
SIPS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
III y L
DOUGLASS USED A CHAIR.
He Resents AM Alleged Insult to His
MOther-iai-Law

Frank Pendleton and w. H. Doug
lass, both colofed, We're arrested last
evening by Patrolman Houska on a
charge of disorderlY conduct. Pendle-
ton, when he arrived at the station,
was bleeding profusely from couple
of wounds in his. scalp. Douglass, in
explanation of the affair, said Pendle-
ton had insulfed, his wife's mother,
and when he Reconstructed with Pen
dleton, drew a knife. To protect him.
self he seized a chair and waded in.
The city physician dressed Pendleton's
wounds, whichiw were slight, and both
men were locked UP:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

James Furguson, who. according to the
Margaret street police; is bad man, was
found yesterday in a. barn of the North Star
Brewing company. Furguson didn't have a
lock in his possession, but he did have a
small revolver, chisel and file. He ex-
planned to Judge Twohy that he was on his
way to Klondke, but he will be detained at
the workhouse for thirty days, in default Of
a $25 fine
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
VIII XIII the Cows.

DR.. baltimore veterinarian to the state
dairy and food commission, has reported to
the state board of health for slaughter two
diseased cows, owned by Samuel Andrist, of
Berne, Dodge county, who was fined $25 for
selling milk from the diseased animals
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
White Bear Yacht Club Special
Trni,lH.

On Aug. "a. 25 and 26 trains via ST.
Paul & Duluth railroad will leave for
White Bear 1870, 2:15 and $40 p. m.
Returning leave White Bear 4:15, 6:10,
7:30, 1886 and 1920 p. N. Round trip
fare only So cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
Field, SChIiCk &CO.

in which all the animals will partici-
pate. A matinee will be given Wednes-
day and Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

The best is none too good for the
man with $500. The Gordon hat!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
New Dress Goods

Lots Of REV Dress Goods un-
packed yesterday--Stap1es, Fan
cies and Novelties. The largest
assortment we ever had. Well
sell them at prices that you will
not see again in years.
Granite Suitipgs and Cheviot Serges
in all the Autumn colors, full 48 inches
wide, have sold at 75c, and FA
are worth more than that now. nun
Special price today. ....... UUU
Pebble Suitings-a hard finish, wiry
fabric, serviceab1e and sty1- nA
i i:; good value at Sc. spe- hH3
c1al today NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VVU
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
Had Everything But Money.

The perfection of hat making-the
Gordon,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24
FOR SO GENTS.

A big table full of the best Half
Dollar goods in America in styles
equal to many of the more expensive
Foreign Novelties. The lot includes
Fancy Cheviots, Broken Checks,
Raised Crepe Weaves and Fn
Tartan Plaids. Everything hHn
on this table for. E. ..... UVU
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
% LeWakOWskim,

Lewakowski domagat sic cd rzsdu
nkr6oenia miiej ~staho.ykom swobo.
dy sprzeoiwiajacyoh sic konstytuoyi
nsdutyc przy wyborsoh. Domagai
sic nagiosci ola swego wniosku. Pre-
zydent rssdu, ktorym jest hr. Babe
nj, ~.srsozyi, ss nadu.yc ME byio ~
| ME bedsie; " obeo ~zsreorenis tego
wniosek nsgiosci upadi; leor Kolo
pelskie tax sic MIN dotknietsm uo.u.
10, ze prezes onego, p. Jsworski, IA
rzuoii Lewskovskiemu " izbis me
rostrdtyzm"- II siusznie, 6w bowiem
posed miasts Lvows, prszss Tstwa
Dsmokratycznego, prsses Zvis.ku
ludowsxo, wicepreses Rsdy musssl.
mel " Rsppepwylu |, ma dobitek
riego, o,aonsk Komisyi Nsdrerczsj
Sksrbu Nsrodowego POlskiego, spa
liz swistynie ssshcIykovsks. o sbro
dnisrrl.. -. Mic te, dsiwnsgo, ts M
pulpiOie jego " ReiObsrscis ktorys
Z gorsoych stshczykow PosOtyi ksr-
te z nspissm: .ZdrsjOa ojOIyroy'.
Kolsdze nssremu, t~o,nisrsovi 4 2.
1853. wierIsoemu wras q Mani "
Polske ! mad odbudowanism jej pra.
o~ujsoemu srod ludu, q gssbi ssroa
winsuujemy takisj zdrady, tax gle
boko ! tax dslece odrotnisjsOej 20
cd ugodowoov. TsrgoviOssoie ro~
niea Kosoiusrkowoom rdr.ds ojcsy-
rny rarzuesli. Nv. y. 81
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
aa,,POzary i Zgliszcza'.

Ma .adanie og69u odbilismy jeszo.e
Pareset exemplary pieknej powieSoi
p. t. nPoaary i Zglis.oza", kt6ra dozna-
"a niePamietnego powodzenia. Ponie-
waz znao.na ozes6 exemplary Jest
juA sam6wions przeto wszysoy, kt6r.y.
BY js choieli jeszcze nabyc, powinni
spieszyc sic z zam6wieniem. Cena eg-
semplarza 80 Ct, kt6re przy .am6wie-
niu nadselac nalezy pod adresem: M. J
Sadowski, 574 Noble Str, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
Keen Edge"

Jedyny najpraktyczniejszy sposob do o.
strzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej ~zaniedbana
brzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a wy
toozona " ten spos6b brzytwa zachowuis
swo1a dobroc dfuzej, nitby byfa tocsona So
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Roszttje tyIko 20 ct. szssAka.
Me Jest to laden humbug, ale rzecs bar.
dso pozyteczne ola kazdego. / po c6z OF
pfaoic % C. Ia tednorazowe ostrzenie brsy.
twy, gdy to wystarcza CT diva lata. Potrse.
bu1emy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy by sis
choien sprzedaza tegoz | wielu innyoh ma
mowR. Pisz natychmisst do mas l safaosa
Sc. znaozek pocztowy na przesyfke cyrkula.
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic $500 dsiennis
s~przeda1sc nasze rozmaite artykufy. Piss
uatychmiast nile zwlekaj. To GOD nowego,
Adresuj.
j, r. Samborski, p. o. Box l2o.
Cor. Main &School &c. Thorndike, Mase.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
Olbrzym rosyjski kanaf.

w tel wiosnie jesz1e rozpoczeta
sostauie projektowsna jut cd dawna
budowa olbrzymiego rosyjskiego ka
nsiu, novel drogi wodnej, majacej
SIC r~orciagat cd nora Baltyckiego
do Csarnego. Kana{ ten mice bed.ie
1900 kilonetrow diugosci, IS metrow
s.erokosci ! SIS metrow glebokosci.
Rorpocan e sig cd Rygi, nastepnie
poidsie wEdiut biegu d. ~iny, dalej
B%erezyny a wresscie Dniepru i wpa.
dac bedrie pod Chersonem do mora
Ciarnego. Zaiozonych zostanie Is
portow. Lnaana liozba miast leta
cv' n mad nekami, kt6re wpadywac
beda do kanaiu, zostanie Z nim pols
csonych Ia pomoca poglebisnis 10.
tysk tychte mex. Ma kanale sbudo.
wauych bedzie Z wielKich mostow
koleiowych j % most6w mniejszych.
- josh kaual ten bed.ie miai ola
Rosyi w'elkie z~nscsenie pod w.gle
lem h,ndlowym, poniewa4 okrety
docisrac beda mogiy wprost do jej
sercs, to tenn wieksze ~jesscze pod
vzgledem m~ilitsrnym. Jesli sic 20
my sli, Re rosyjska f!ota mora Baity.
ckiego udawac sic beixie mogla
wprost do NORA Czarnego i odwrot.
ME f.ota znajdujaoa sic ns mor.u
Carmen do mona Baltyckiego bez
okra4suia pr.ez Gibraltar, to trseba
or.yjac, Re bedzie on miai donioslej
se ~jeszcze ~znaczenie. aniieli kanai CO.
sarsa Wilhelma ola Niemiec. Ma on
trss.ta tax bye ,budowany, he mai
wieksze okrety pr.esuwa6 sic ma MIN
beda 8 mil morskich ma godzine q
~ieo pr.eplyna 60 " s.esciu dniach.
Kossta obliczono ma 400 milion6w
marek, a budows ksnaiu ukohcsona
bye ma " pr.eciagu pieciu lat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
POdziekOwanie

POdziekOwanie
Ia Diary ~zlozone do Biblioteki Pol. i
Muzeum Mar.
Psnu ]. Siebert IA oprawns ksiaz.
he polska; pani k1bihskiej IA dwie
bros.ury powiesoiowe polskie; panu
FIR. Koch IA medal polski bity ma pa.
miatke 30 letnia powstanis listopa
dowego; panu Bron. Skinder IA mo-
nete miedz. kanadyjsks.
Skladam " imieniu Biblioteki i
Mu.eum serdeo.ne staropolskie Bog
zapfa6.
Jan Rosihski, bibliotekarz.
CHICAGO, d. l a 1897.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Jezeh kto z czfonk6,o Z,ciqzku nie O.
'rzym0e reguldrnie ,Zgody", po,oi-
lien o tenn natychmiast za,oiadomie
iekr. Jenerdlnego, a ME Redaktora,
tory z adresami Od6iorc6p organu
'ciqzko,cego mic ,csp6lnego niema. Ale
atciadamigjqc 0 tenn, nalezy przede-
'szystkiem podat rocy adres doksad-
q, obok da,cnego. 7eraz dzieje sis
*, &c, jezei kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
aa1e regularnie, u,caza "a ,cSosci,cs
"a zcymySlat 1 ME podat - s,oego
adresu! Sk1tek taxi: dalej ,,Zgody"
nie otrzymtGe.- SRKR. JrNxRALNx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Wielkim tego swiata jest " MIN
uiewygodnie ! ska.ili go obrsydla
hyPokryzyS posiali ~kapian6w, kt6
rzy obludni bedso sluaa i'm wielkim
/ manonie. q nauo. aja m~sluoskioh
faissu I nienawisci, miaste prawdy i
miiosoi.
Maia jest wiara q lud.i, DO czy4
ME jest TAXA, gdy . ust oz.owieka,
ohosoego kisrowac nas.emi sumie
miami wyohodzi ~wyInanie takis:
pJestem k~stolikiem i W tel wisr.e
oboe rownie4 ] d.ieoi mole wyoho
wac. D.is mi sic dobr.e povod.i.
lee. byfy dni, kiedy ned.e oierpia
lem. Pr.ez lata biedy ME .apomnia,
lem jednak tego, 90 mnie matka n
neutrality-suspicious. mi Jest z
wiara moja-jsst mi ona pooieoha,
ulgs We wislu pr.ypadkaOh ayoia
mego, dobrze mi I mia sostat.
WPrawdzie, dobrod.ieju moi, vie
RE ia Of, zs oz{owiek ws.eohstron
ME vyksztalcony mote ay6 bez tel
WARY il. religii j bye o.lowiekiem
uozoiwym j spoleozehstwu po.yteo.-
nym, ale ia ME jestem wszeohstron
ME wyksztaaoonym i dla.ego try.
mann sic mojej WARY"
pytam Was, orya jestto o.so ~isk
wier.aoy, ktoryby wier.yi, to inuy
blizai jego wier.y6 ME ~potr.ebuje
dlatego. DO jest uo.onym i bisgiym
W ludskich naukachl
o. jake mais jest wiara takiego
o.}owieka, g, jak skariowaciala i ME
madral Rozum jego jest W .a6mie
niu. Dobrze, ze sam m6wi, 1e ME
jest uczouym. DO gdyby sic mial "a
takisgo, jake szkodliwyu ola swyob
blizniOh m~edrkiem m6giby pozostat
Pragnsibym mu tea W tenn .wat
pieniu dopomodz-to ter radzilbym
mu wzmoonic swa wiare a to przez
nauke i swiatlo.
Ucz sic wieo braoie przedswszyst
klein poznawa6 dziela Bo.s, abys lie
Piej samego Roga m6gs poznsc j "a
ozaf mocniej wierzyt. Przekonasz
sic wtedy, Re ozlowiek prawdziwie
uczony i swiatiy. c.lowisk cszech
stronnie ,cyksztdfcony ME mole ME
wierzye. Zajrzyj do ksiag przecud-
nych praw i dziel natury, a przeko
nasz sic, jak wislkim by6 must Ten
Stworca wszystkiegU! Potem zas Ia
ozerpnij W zdroju miiosoi, W tel mai
wiekszej florofi, W nauce Chrystuss
- s~srdecznego ciepia-a wiars tive
ME bedzie tax maia, duch tw6j sic
~podniesie ! wyleoi mad p~oziomy!
Mowisz, ae pojmujesz, il lie sic
dsieje W naszem spoieczehstwie i ze
j ty ~nalezysz do tych DO npyskujs"
-leoz zastrzegasz, ze npyskujesz''
tylko miedzy takimi, 90 ci 50 r6wni;
sadzisz, Re pred prostaozkism ME
godzi sic tobie gani6 ziyoh ozynow
ro1nyoh starszych ludzi, DO tenn sic
prostsczkowie gorsza; ~zalecasz dzia
lac gdzie mona dobrze, rozsserzac
oswiate, uozyc lud nasz nyslec i ko
chac nauke przygotowac go do sa
modzieloosoi-leoz zapominasE przy.
tenn, aesmy wszyscy rowni wobsc to
60 co jest dobrem q 20 ziem | ME ma
takiego pros.aka, ktoryby sic mogi
sgorszyc Z p%ublicsnej nagsny tego
co jest zlem, nagany tego 90 Jest
niegodnem oziowieka stworzonego
M obrsz j podobiehstwo Boga, wis-
kuistej Prawdy,-bo ME ma takiego
prostaka, ktoryby prawdy cd falsIu
rozumem cd Boga mu danym ME u
miai odro1nic.
To ter " imie Prswdy, imie
w~zniosfych idesiow ludskioh ns tel
prawdzie opartyoh, idzmy smiafo
icszedzie 1 rszedzie, dosrse dsiaisjmy
Z odkryts pr.yibics siejmy .isroo
zdrowe, ~swslosajmy sfs . spelnimy
swoj obowissek, jako wyxnswcy Bo
Ga, ucz oiowie Chrystusa, katolioy,
Polsoy ludzis.
1 D~o-... D.k.l.-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
ParaSOle cd sfOhca

znane 50 cd niepamietnych oras6w,
IA to wynala.ek deszozoohrou6w IL
ozy dopiero 200 lat istnienia. Pierw-
sze przyrzady tego.rodzaju wyrabia.
no z osraty; byiy one tax oiezkie, e
niejeden wolaa rmoknac, nj. je dzwi-
gao. Pred stu laty nikt!jessozs ME
uzywsi deszosoohronu W Londynie,
a kiedy pswien uczony franouski, u
ks.ai sic . MIN na:ulicy, wszysoy wy.
sniewali sic Z niego.