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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-06-16
Canada wooden Railways.

There are several wooden railways in
Canada and the United States. One of
them is in the province of Quebec and
is 80 miles long. The rails are of maple,
four by seven inches. and trains are run
over them with remarkable smoothness
at the rate of 25 miles an hour. This
road is used for the transportation of
timber. and the rolling stock consists OF
one engine and 35 cars.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-06-16
Correspondence Depar
Arlington HAIR,

iva Frank Hogmire a., 80,
dodser daughter, 'p' '"' ~ %
I've tackled since I've been in town a-vislt-
In my son.
They trimmed my hair and twisted II and
plastered and shampooed
Until they've made me look bout like n
regular bloomin' dude.
And as i set a-thinkin,' with the apron
round my chin.
Ny recollections got TO sort o. runnin'
back agin
TIE 4Rg afore knowed the world had sech
q thing as care
When was just little tyke and mother
cut my hair.
When mother done the cuttin', why, she
done ii as she ort;
And she never ust TO ask me IL I'd have II
long er short
She slipped my head into a crock, and then
she grabbed her shears
And cut my hair off even on a level with
my ears.
They wasn't any seafoam and lot o. tryin'
stuff
To make Teller weary when he knows he's
got enough,
Ner no bay rum ner brilliantine ner easy
sofa chair.
Fer which / had 10 settle when my
mother cut my hair
1 Snpse that I'm old-fashioned-llke and
sort of QUITO date;
1 want born soon enough er else I'm
hangin on too late.
But somehow these new tangled ways the
people now invent
L figger as the Teller says, don't hit me
worth a cent.
Fer down in that big barber shop, with all
its fuss and frills,
And all the fancy-smellin' things the mind
o man distils,
I wished the goose grease she put on, and
bergymont was there,
And / was Jest little boy with ma to cut
my hair
Nixon Waterman. in l.. A. W. Bulletin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-06-16
MOVING a CHIMNEY.
EiShty-Five Foot Structure Trans
ported Nearly 1,OOe Feet


There are two ways of moving a chin
ney. One way, and that usually fol-
lowed. is to tear it down carefully and
rebuild it in the desired place. This
utilities only the brick and means a
great deal of labor. The other method
of moving a chimney is to handleft
much as a house would be handled and
to move it bodily and without tearing it
down by putting il on slSids.
This latter method was followed by
a firm of contractors of Bridgehampton,
y. Y, in moving a chimney for the Ma
hanset Improvement company at Ma
hanset, y. Y. The chimney is IS feet
high and seven feet square at the base.
1t weighs nearly 100 tons, and yet 1t
was moved distance of $50 feet over
rough roads and up and down steep
grades without injury or accident. But
six men were required TO do the work.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-06-16
FACTORY CHIMNEY.

(Moved $50 Feet at Mahanset, n. y
One horse attached to windlass fur
nished the needed power.
The accompanying picture, made from
a photograph reproduced in the Sci
entific American, shows the style of
braces used and the sort of sled on
which the chimney was moved. The
skids were well CREASED on the bot
tom, and the rate of progress was SO
fast that but nine days elapsed from
the time work was begun until the
chimney was securely located on it's
new foundation.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
MUD BATHS.
How the Mushlike Mixture Is Prepared
For the Patients.

THE hot springs Of New Mexico"
says gentleman from Las Vegas, are
on the Santa Fe railroad SIX miles from
Las Vegas, and they are situated in
basin about 30 acres III extent, sur
rounded on all sides by hills rising To IA
height Of from 300 to 400 feet shielding
the place from wind and sand storms.
The mud baths which are famous for
their curative effects are only to be had
in two places III the world--here and at
Carlsbad. Germany-and it has been
shown that the mud found at the hot
springs of New Mexico and which Is
used II giving the baths Is Of the same
chemical composition as that of Carls-
bad. 1t is very interesting tn note the
formation of this mud or peat 1t Il
formed ty the vegetation which has
been washed down from the hills prob
ably century age and which, settling
among thr rocks has become decomposed
and formed into substance which Is
practically carbon impregnated with
salts, magnesia soda, llthia and various
other Ingredients
This peat is gathered from the rocks,
dried and put through fine sieve in or
der IL remove the silicates aud after
this treatment It Is as soft rs flour 1t
is then taken to the mixing room, where
it /, put IN large tubs aud the water
from the hot springs mixed with it un
til II Is Of about the consistency of mush.
The mud is now ready for use, and it is
taken INTO the bathing room, where the
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
HEAVEN AND HELL.
Various Theories as to the Location of
paradise, and Hades.

Paradise and Hades.
He'll and heaven beliefs had their
origin about the year 100 b. c., and
since that time there have been thou
sands of attempts to locate these places,
the one of future punishment and the
other Of everlasting happiness. The old
medieval idea of nell is the one which
gives ua to understand that the devil
and his imps have their furnaces and
their caldrons and other articles of in
fernal utility constantly working some
where within the bowels of the earth.
On the other hand, we are told and be-
lieve that heaven is an abode of light,
beauty and JOY located far above the
earth. One writer believes that heaven
will be on planet which will be pre-
pared for the saints in the last day, and
another believes that this earth, burned
over and purified by fire, will be the final
resting place of those who escape the
horrors of perpetual punishment i'll the
hell that has been prepared for those
who love sin Dr. Winston, the friend
of Sir Isaac Newton and the first of the
great race of Speculative astronomers,
believes that he'll is located ON comet.
But the most curious theory we have
ever investigated WAS that advanced by
DR.. Mortimer, author of The Spirit of
God as Fire. y One of the several sub
stitutes of this remarkable book was one
which gave the reader to understand
that the author believed that heaven is
located ON the inner globe Of the sun.
This substitute was 1.-The Globe Within
the Sun Our Heaven. According to
Mortimer S theory, our sun Is surround
ed by an envelope or philosophers Of
flame 100, 600 miles itself. Taken all
together, this idea Of the philosophers Is
vast mountainous void. Farther on Is
the great globe of the sun itself.
Taken al together, this idea of the
sun may be APPLY compared to peach
or plum. The envelope of flame occu-
pies the place of the skin, the vast
mountainous void" the place of the
meat of the fruit and the sentral globe
(true sum the place of the seed. On this
sun globe, inside the great fiery enyel-
ope, Dr. Mortimer believed heaven to
be situated The philosophers or enyel-
ope of fire he took to be hell or the place
of future punishment for the wicked.
The "nonluminous void, according to
Mortimer, is the great gulf between, =
which is mentioned quite frequently III
the Scriptures. st, Louis Republic.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

1t il possible To oyeIestiinate the cour-
age of a robber, as may be seen by this
story by Judge Seymour d. Thompson,
gwen in the St Louis Republic;
McNab was thu hero of hairbreadth
escape 1t was III Canada, where Nc
Nab, IA brawny Seotchman, was a fellow
colporteur of my father, the Rev. Sey-
mour Thompson.
Tho two became separated on the
night Of MeNab's adventure The
Scotehman was riding through "A forest
unarmod. He had IA package of Bibles
on one side Of his saddle and on the
other string Of frozen sausages, which
were to be thawed and cooked for his
breakfast A highwayman stopped Nc
Nab reflections and his progress at the
same time.
The Scotchman was frightened He
never denied that He had little
money in his beet, and he leaned over
to remove the bool aud satisfy the de
mand Of the robber His hand struck
against the frozen sausaees. He be-
thought himset Of these, Perhaps they
would be accepted instead of money.
He broke one OF them in two and was
about to offer half of it to the highway
man, when suddenly he found himself
alone and heard the chatter of horse :
rapidly rctrcating boots. Badly fright
ened as he was MeNab laughed. The
robber had mistaken the cracking Of the
sausage for the cooking Of IA pistol and
a
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
The End Of Books.

What brings about the end Of books
Is II fire, water worms As every ship
launched is bound to be wrecked, every
theatcr to be burned, the hnis of the
book is its reduction to ashes. What be
came of the Aloxandrian library: Did
the Saracens burn it in $40? There is
this question asked Was there any Ii
brary at Alexandria containing zoo, 600
books? Glbbm in,lines To the opinion
that there was no such library. Canon
Taylor insists that if there had been q
library it vas burned IN the time Of Ju-
Illus Caesar. Tradition seems TO indicate,
however, that there WAS library in
the Serapeum, by no means "a large col
lection, but whether destroyed hy The.
ophius or Iheudosius l. not known. 1t
looks as if the charge brought against
the Arabs rested ON no foundation. Re
cent explorations Of Alexandria, 1906,
show no traces of the Serapcum The
seaport Of Egypt was built on "a damp
foundation, aud, granting that there
was "A library, # not destroyed by fire,
then the papyri might have suffered
from decay due to water Books of to-
day taken to India, to the southern
states and To the West Indies perish
through mildew New York Times.
The statue of Jupiter Olympus, by
Phidias, was of gold and ivory and was
58 feet high, 1t was finished in the year
IA u
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

A country rector complained to we'll
known dignitary Of the church that he
had received only So for preaching II
sermon at Oxford
Five poundsl' calculated the digni-
tary. why, would not have preached
that sermon for $50 London Tit
Bits.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
DESIRABLE FEED RACK.
II Is Inexpensive In Its Contribution and
Saves Waste.

When hay is fed Ioy-e III the barn
yard, certain per cent Of 1t Il trampled
under foot and wasted IN order 10 pre-
vent this, in part at least, feed rack 4
some kind should be erected IN the cen
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
Bottled Up!

Whether in the form of pill powder
or liquid, the doctors prescription for
blood diseases is always the same
mercury or potash. These drugs bottle
up the poison and dry it up in the
system, but they also dry up the marrow
IN the bones at the same time.
The suppleness and elasticity of the
Joints give way to stiffness, the rack
ing pains of rheumatism. The form
gradually bends, the bones ache, while
lecrepitude and helplessness prema-
turely take possession of the body, and
it is but short step TO a pair of
crutChes. Then comes falling OF
the hair and decay OF the bones,-a CON
iition truly horrible.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
A Mouse's Quarter Century Run.

u wheelman hung his bicycle from
the ceiling of his cellar and not far from
a swinging shelf on which food was
kept. a mouse jumped from the wall
on to the tire of the front wheel. evil
IDENTIFY hoping thereby to reach the shelf.
The wheel started, and mousie natu-
rally ran toward the highest part Of it.
1t was able to stay on the top of the
tire, but couldn't get enough of a foot
hold to jump to the wall When found
next morning, the mouse was very much
exhausted, though still running. The
cylometer showed that it had travelled
over rs miles Albany Express
Strange bed warmers are used by
Chilean Womcu. In cold weather, when
in bed, they keep their feet warm by
placing them on dog.
All birds that live ON seeds are fur
nished with strong gizzards
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
For SSale =

10 second hand sleighs, three seat stage
sleighs, two seat Sleigh l Platform Travers
Runner, Wagon Sleo, two horse, Wood and
Coal Stoves. Cash paid for second hand
Furniture and all kinds second hand goods.
Rags, Rubbers and old Metals wanted for cash.
att W II. WARD,
l54 Water ST, Skowhegan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

Contagious Blood
Poison-tlle curse
of mankind-is the
most horrible of all
diseases, and has a l.
ways at1ed the
doctors. heir pot
a 5 II a nd mercury
bottle upthe poison,
but ii always breaks
forth again attack
ing some delicate
organ, frequently
the mouth and
throat, filling them
with eating sores.
SIS, Is the only
known cure for this
disease. It is guar
anteed purely vege-
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

All birds that live ON SEEDS are fur
nished with strong gizzTds.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

wv FITZPATRICK Genera Agent Portland, Me-
tHo w n WIL0Es Agent. sko~hegan, Me
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14
Great Premium Offer.

YtaT' UPON ItNNI VI OF ., WTTIU =
SO hat you practically get the ten
expired, you may renew noW and s
dated one year from its expiration
The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-14

Each If these great and powert
land. Each Is intensely interesting
oo1aplete. unchanged aud WtqtI1dg'
covers. all Uniform, thus making "A G
They are printed from new type. clea
II Is a delightful set Of books. and "
portunlty OF obtaining sugh splendid
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe

CIR. 275 70 Mendsha.
Grups 275 Kszimierzs Puiaskie-
go, bedsie mis,s swojs posiedrenie
% kwietnis, ma ktore kszdy o.,onek
ma sic stswic pod kara 500; ponis-
wa. potrzebs tego wymags, gdyt
bede rozdsne oertyAksty.
u pordrowieniem, Franciszek No.
wax. sekr.
Or. So 10 Mount Pleasant.
Zswiadsmism szsp. brsoi tow. sw,
Jozefa, gr. SO. il miesiecrne posis.
dzenie odbedzle sic jeden tydrieh
pozniej z powodu SWAT Wielksnoc
nycb. ii. 25go bm. zarsz 20 nsbo
teh ma ktore sic wsrysskioh
braci zsprsszs. Nieobeonosc pod
psda ksrre so oentow.
Zsrarsm prosi sic brsoi o prryby.
wanie rsgulsrnie ns posiedzenis ! o
psacenie swoioh naletnos,i, " pre-
oiwnym razie pos.spi sic podiue
konstytuoyi. Csionek, kt6ry winier
mad 81 so bedsie suspendowsoy
Grupa ME bedzie cseksc, a. Ossonel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15

Rzekl Pan i stale sic =. j
d1ugie jeszcze lata spe}niac sic
ma bfogos1awie6stwo Boze,
kt6re slepota dzieci ziemi ma.
zwie upadkiem i smiercia.
Albowiem W smierci tel mai.
wieksze zycie jest, a i'm zim.
Messy SWAT, i'm sprzeczniej.
sly, i'm chlosta straszliwsza,
tenn blogos}awie6stwo Pa1skie
do wyzszych mas prowadzi 10.
sow.
A CT co cierpiec ME chca j
ma meczenstwo sic wzdrygajs,
Podajac rece nieprzyjaciolom
ably ma mich plwali i skladajsc
ofary pred balwanami ich -
przestaja bye biOgoslawionemi
dziecmi bolesci. -
Kto sic sprzymierzy} re ziym,
mowiac W sercu - przetrwam
czysty, chociaz brudnemu pc.
takiwac bede Ola ocalenia sic
bic - ten zaparl sic Chrystu
sa i prawdy i W godzine wiel.
kich sad6w Bozych zaparty
bedzie, albowiem dloni ME cd
myje i serca ME odczysci.
Ziemio meczennik6w, siewa.
czy, badz blogosiawiona -
chocbys Gala zostac miala jed
nym cmentarzem j jednem sill
nieczystych ~obozowiskiem.
Spelnia sic dnie, rozbija
chmury j ukaze sic bialy krzys
W niebiesiech a jake procf
padns nieprzyjaciele prawdy
ably wiecej ME powstali..
90 ListOpadd 1866.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15

biedni j be- przytulku. Coz
nedzne to Aycie warto? lepiej
je oddac ma poratowanie biz
niego niz wlec W meczarni -.
Gdybym by} szczesliwym, ME
Aalowa}bym ofary dla obowis-
zku... coz dis?
Wezmij vice chleb splesnia-
iy moi i miejsce ogrzane PREY
ognisku, a zasiadz i spocznij
ia zas p6jde, stane ma stray,
ably nieprzyjaciel ME nadszedl
Tax m6wi} starzec a Cbry.
stusowe oblicze jasnem sic sta.
10 i biogos}awii jemu i marc.
dowi jego W te slowa:
Otto wan blogosiawie
mecze1stwem, MEDIA, upoko-
rzeniem, bolescia. Rozpro.
see was pc swiecie jake ziarna
gorczyczne, abyscie sill STAG
s}owa mole i nawracac serca
ziemi.
L rozeszle was ma wsze kra6-
ce swiata dzwigajacych kajda.
ny, rozbijajacych kamienie,
mracych glodu, abyscie wsr6d
katuszy, ma wygnaniu opowia
dali prawde i pokazali marc.
dom, il ME zyje sic jeno ola
chleba i tylko ola spokoju cia-
Ia, ale ola milosci, prawdy j
ofiarnictwa..
| bedziecie poha6bionemi a
wrogowie was tryumfowac be-.
da i poniesiecie krzyz moi
wsr6d uragowiska, a biada te.
mu, kt6ry zwatpi, zaprze sic
mnie i prawdy, albowiem ten
padnie i krzyz go ma smiert
przyguiecie.
A CT CO siewaczami mojemi
beds, tych meczennikami me
mi uczynie, tych okryje szkar.
latem krwi i ukoronuje cier.
MEM i spala sic ma stosach o
fiarnych - ale re stos6w tych
swiecic beda ziemi ma wieki.
Bsdz vice b}ogos1awiona
siewaczy Bozych, a MECH
dzieci TIVE rozejda sic z apo
prawdy, czynem ma
wracajac, ME slowem, pokcra,
ME cudami i zaparciem sic sic.
bic a ME duma.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
SprawOzdanie

dyrektorow biblioteki | Ozyteloi i'm.
Kosciu'rki W South Chicago z mie.
sisoa msros:
Ksiazek wypotyczono.. 78s
y c,ytelni korzysts}o osob.. 287
Przyjeto porecIef ma Ozytanie
ksiatek... 80. "A
Ia kauoya..........
Ksr "a przetrrymsnie ksiazek sko
lektowsno go ct.
x. Hsjeoki podsrowsi ola biblioteki
2 ksis.ek, IA ACKNOWLEDGMENT sklada.
my Mo staropolskie bog zspiscl'
We. Pdcnoiski, bibliotekars.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
Obch6d majowy W Bridesburgu
Il FrankfOrdzie Pa

Obchod pamistki Konstytuoji 3go
msjs, odbedris sic ma Bridssburgu
| Frsnkfordzie, Pa. " d. 3-cim majs
b. r. " Irving hall ma Bridssburgu;
pocsssek o 8 godr. w~iecsorsm, pc
obchodzie bal.
Srsnowns publioznosc polsks, a
srcsegolnie nssrs dziarsks miodisa
uprsszsmy o jak nsjliOzniejsre prry-
bycie, gdzie bedIie misss sposobnost
ubawic sic przyjemnie ! wesolo.
Komitet
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
Wydziaf Oswiaty wv. N. p.

CHICAGO. 2S mares 1897.
Otrrymsiem dla Wydsia'u Osw.
q. N. p:
Pan Sropihski z Tow. Krawoow
Polskich, gr. 1914 " Buff 40, N. Y,
tl.33.
II. ZuraUski, skarbnik w. o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15

bedzie winisn % Tub $40. n potem
wos'e ME przyjdzie ma posied.enie.
latem sic Prosi szau. oaionk6w, ably
kaady sic uiscii zalegiosci i ME dai
sic W tych oieakich ozassch suspen.
dowsc Lg. Miekus. sekr.
Or 224 10 Erie, Pa.
Niniejszem zawiadamism wszyst
kioh ozionk6w tow. Tad. Kosciuszki
il kwsrtslne posied.enie odbedzie
sic IL kwietaia W hall zwyk}yoh po-
sisdzeh.
Sxanowni ozlonkowie racza sic
stawic wszysoy, jsk jeden MAJ, DO
So watne sprawy do za}atwienia.
N~ieobeonosc podpada kar.e podiug
ko~nstytucyi. q giebokiem raoun
KLEIN A. Ddnikouski. sekr.
Or 36. 10 Jersey City:
Niniejszem zawiadsmiam czlou-
kow Tow. Jen. Bosak Hauke, or.
80 Nv. N. p, il kwartslne posiedze-
ME odbedzie sic d. 10. b. m. o godz.
~ wieczorem W bali zwykiyoh po
siedzeh, ma ktore katdy ozlonsk sta
wic sic ma, pod kara k~onstytuojs
Pr.ePisans, gdyt gaane sprawy 50
do zaistwienis.
Zsrazem przypominam ozlonkom,
by sic Z dlugu %uiscili, W przeoiwnym
razie stanoworo beds .asuspendowa-
nj; wreszoie wielu z czionkow ME
.robiao deklaracji, ma kogo sws pos
miertne zsPisuja; otoa ma posiedze.
niu Powytszem kwestya ia must bye
saiatwiona.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem J. Ga
warkiewic., sekr. prot.
CIR. 327 &c So Chicago:
Niniejszem powiadamiam ozlon.
kow Tow. Zsoda, or. 1927 Nv. N. P.
W South Chicago. IL posied.enie
zwyozajne odbedzie sic " niedz. dn.
20. b. m. " lokalu biblioteki ion. Kos.
scius1ki, pm. S5l3 Superior Ave. o
.wyo1ajnym czasie.
II brstniem pozdrowienism w.
Paoholski, sekr. paot.
Or. 1853 10 Buffalo.
N~iniejsrem zawiadamiam wszyst
kich osionkow Tow. Obroh,y Ore.a
Polskiego, gr. Wv. Mar. P. 153, W
Buffalo, il posied.enie miesieczns
rarszem przedroozne odbedzie sic
dnia IL kwietnia, W sobots o godzi.
ME 7:3O " hall .wykiyoh Posied.eh,
"a kt6rs to posiedzenis katdy OHIO
mex obowiszany jest stawi6 sic; po.
niswat re~wizor.y ksiatek i kasy
1dad1s rapport o stanie kasy naszego
Towarzystwa pred og6iem c.ion-
k6w.
Oraz uprasra sic tyoh czlonk6w,
ktorzy zalegajs W Towarzystwie,
ably Z diugu sic %uisoili, ably m6dz
ksistki uporzsdkowa6 i nowsmu ko.
mitetowi wszystko W najlspszym po-
rzadku odda6.
MRcsc i pozdrowienie, ]. S. Szczs-
paniak, skr 1874 Lathrop ul.
CIR. 100 Plymouth.
Niniejszem nam .aszczyt .awia
domic sz. ozionkow Tow. Oswiata,
or 100 W Plymouth, Pa, ze kwar.
talns posiedzenis odbedzie sic dnia
20 kwietnia r. DO godIinis 8 po pc.
iudniu ma sail M. Toteresa, PREY
Willow ulicy, ma kt6re to po,iedze
d1enie katdy obowiazany jest stawi6
sic pod kara pr.ezlkonstytucya pre-
pisans, poniewaz many wazns spra.
Wy do zaiat vienna.
L. Rydzewski sekretar..
Or. 2fO 70 Perth Am6oy.
Niniejsuem zswiadsmism c,ion.
kow Towsrrystwa Litewskisgo Zy.
gmuota Augusta III, pod wezwsnism
Krzyaa S ~ietego, gr. 24O q. N. p.
ze posiedzsnie odbedzie sic 10 kwiet
mia o gods 6 N. 30 wiec.orem. q
powodu swieta wielkanocnego pc
siedrenie zostaio odlozons ma ponie.
dziafek.
Miiosc ! pozdrowisnie, p. Borkow-
ski. sekr. Prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15

sfawlenstwa!
lecac pan pc mad ziemia u
cisku ME stana} az mad brzega
mi piowej Wis}y.
Kraj to by} jake jedna ka.
townia i wiezienie a czarnt
chmury ~oslania}y go; ma zago.
mach mogily, ma g6rach szu.
bienice, W dolinach kosci
zgliszcza, W lasach bagnety
b}yszczace, a dokofa c;sza... 2
kt6rej glebin niekiedy DOLBY.
wal sic smiech pijany naigra.
wajscego zoldaka... Brick
kajdan byl muzyka, PREY kt6
rel sierotom ta1czyc kazano.
A gdy szedf pan przez ten
cmentarz, az OTTO pod lasem
napotkal swiezo zasypane mo
gi}y. Leza}y W mich ciala me
czennik6w be- pogrzebu lzuco.
ne.
A gdy je ziemia nakrywano
W pospiechu, zosta}a dion je-
dina trupia, ktora z mogily ma
SWAT wytknieta zdawala sic
blagac miiosierdzia -. ByIa
to reka bia}a i miekka, ale dis
poz6}k}a i zczerniala -.
Te wyciagnieta reke ku sobie
ujrza1. Chrystus i zaplakaf mad
skatowana ziemis, kt6ra z mo.
gily don dion wznios}a.
A gdy padia Chrystusowa
liza ma dion trupia... duch ume-
czonego polecia} z cherubina,
mi spiewae chwa}e jego W ME.
biosach...
Ia mogi}ami mad sciezka sta.
Ia chatynka uboga, kt6rej scia.
ny Gale cd kul podziurawione,
dach odarty, okna powyt}uka
ne = przez otwory patrzala
nedza.
Do tych drzwi zapukai Chry.
stus... a CLOS z wnetrza niewi.
dzac so, rzek} mu.
= Ktoskolwiek jest, wnijdz
w imie Boze.
l wstspil pan ma prog. Ma
Jamie pred wyzieb}em ogni.
skiem siedzial starzec siwy re
z1ozonemi rekami, oczy mial
spuszczone, wargi sine, colo
posspne. Ley p}ynac z powiek
jego wyrysy diva z}oby czer,
wone... ale zr6d}o ich wy.
schfo i Slad tylko potoku pc.
zostai.
A powstawszy ~starzec, spy.
tai Chrystusa - kto j~estescie
i czego zadacie?
Jestem wedrowiec, szu.
kan przytulku, nigdzie go zna.
lesc ME moge.. odpar} Zba.
wiciel.
- Znajdziecie go tu-rzekI
starry - podziele sic z wami
kstem, chlodem i glodem mo
i'm. Ale ukryG sic muscle.
albowiem jesliscie biedni, pc.
wnie przesladowani j pogof
isc musi "a wami... a sciga was
wr6g nasz. Otom juz pre-,
niego stracif wszystko... Zone
dzieci, mienie, kajdany mi pc.
zjadaly kosci, wiezienie obieli.
10 wiosy.. Ale W imie Chry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
UratOwani cd smierci.

Prey ul. Torosiewiozs ]. 1. @. we
Lwowie, ulegli zaousdreniu: orelsd-
nicy masars,y Wssyl Strohski, Piotr
Ksrspihski, Roman Osimek oraz pa.
robek Stefan N. Stscja ratunkows
ssstosOwsia s.tuOzne oddyohsnie /
" oisgu godziny wssystkioh ursto.
wssa. Trzeoh z Mich odwiozls do
szpitsla powszoechnego, ozwsrtego
zss ktory ma sic ~nsjlepiej, pozosts
villa W domowej kura,ji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15
Pr0log.
u. Skdrga.
(Dokonczenie) !.

(Doko6czenie).
Ale Chrystus uni6si sic pc
mad to kaiuae nieczysta posoki
i blota, a placzac b}ogosiawil
jej Slowly temi...
Bsdz b}ogos}awiona abys
oczyszczona by}a.. Albo,
wien i ola jednego serca milo.
siernego ostoi sic ziemia ia, a
przez ogie1 oczyszczona costa.
ME.
l gdy padnie wielka ruina,
kt6ra pol swiata gruzem Easy,
pie natenczas z pod zwalisk
wstanie mloda, nova i odro
dzona... l przyjma ia naro-
dowie - kt6ra byla odrzuco-
ma. -
A p~ozostanie ohyda ludzko
Sci az do dni pomsty i b}ogo.
sfawiehstwa!