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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
Wanted Soma Return.

She-We must break off our engage.
ment, Mr.. Booper; I find that l really
cannot return your love.
He-Well,a anyway, I hope you'll re-
turn my presents.-Fun.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
Nothing to his Credit.

They say, said the New Yorker, that
Solomon was a good husband to his 200
wives.
Huh! shifted the Chicago man; who
wouldn't be in the face of all that
alimony.-Kansas City Independent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
Convenient Reasons.

Why do men stay away from church,
Well, sometimes I don't go because
haven't got new shoes, and then again ]
don't 60 because 1 have new Shoes
dianapolis journal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
Free speech rettered.

Visitor-Well, Johnnie, what do YOU
think of your little baby sister?
johnnie can't tell you, Mr.. White.
Mamma always whips me II I use bad
language.-Somerville Journal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
ComI Agt. FL Paso, Tex

Inspiring air, constant ~ constant
sunshine, equable temperattY4 md out
door recreation in endless vafiety. More
delightful than the MediterrAnS0r. The
shortest journey, finest traineaa nd best
meal service are by the Santa ~ route
H. 8. LuTz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22

Sightseer Gn the senate g%allery)-So
these are national solons, are they?
Guide (amazed at such ignorance)-
Nav, them!s the senators.-Life.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
In one Act,

"And now" said the horse that had
Just been turned into the barnyard, pre-
pairing to suit the action to the word, Il
will enact my favorite roll."-Chicago
Tribune.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
The Are

Tommy-Say, paw. T..
Mr.. Figg-Well.
"What Is the horseless ageT
Slight. No horse ever gets past
seven."-Indianapolis journal. !
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22

Moasehold Definitions.
what II blarnsyw
'It's the kind Of talk your mother xives
the conk."-Chicago Record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
Simfan Sports.
Her Pleasing Fault,

Jocko-Betcher 10 pennies ter 8, Coco,
dat Domolino wins.-New York Journal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-22
BY THE
MEXICAN


you can reach the.
very heart Of Mexico.
The Mexican Central
Railway 10 standard
gauge throughout and
offers oil conven-
ences c: modern rail
way travel. For ratss
and further informa
ton address
ID. j. KUHN
Conf Agt. FL PasO, Tex.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
kalihi Camp Notes.

Ninety-six people were freed from
quarantine at Kalihi yesterday. A
good many of these together with a
crowd from those turned loose Sunday,
returned before nightfall.
The gates were all closed and the
guards at those places strengthened
but, Notwithstanding this fact, there
was quite lot of trouble with return
ing japanese who persisted in their
attempt to take sake into the camp.
This was taken charge Of by the guards
and will be returned 20 the owners
when they leave.
Quite a number Of Japanese from
the city tried to get through the gates
and live on the government but they
had no passes and were turned back.
On Friday, 1000 people will be turn
ed loose. From past experience, IL is
likely that only about half Of these will
find places In town.
During the past three weeks there
have been twenty-three births at the
camp.
As soon as the people we're turned
loose Sunday number OF guards were
discharged, showing that Superintend-
ent McVeigh intends to run the camp
in as economical a manner as possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
People Into Ouara milne.

Acting under instructions from DR..
Wood, A. A. Fox, superintendent Of
guards, went TO the Hawaiian Hotel
Stables and removed four Chinese
night men to the battery camp. Later
on, three Chinese and six Portuguese
were taken to the same place. There
is one Chinaman remaining at the
stables. Another escaped from two
guards who were Immediately dis
charged.
Yesterday afternoon, fifteen natives,
including John CRUDE, one OF the Inter-
Island pursers, were removed TO the
battery camp. ~ =
This morning, nineteen Chinese and
Japanese from the house at the corner
Of King street and the Waikiki road
were removed to the Kalihi detention
camp. Three are still at large and are
being looked up by inspectors and
guards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
DEwEY's GREAT WEALTH.

New York, Feb. . Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey were the guests of honor
at dinner given at the Union League
Club in Brooklyn last night. Admiral
Dewey was seated at the right and Mrs
Dewey at the left of the President. At
the conclusion o. the dinner letters of
regret were read from President Nc
Kinley, Rear Admiral Phillips, Secre-
tary Long, Assistant Secretary Allen
and Governor Roosevelt.
The health of President Mckinley
was drunk in silence, also that of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Dewey. after which
| three cheers and tiger were given for
each.
President William r. Pulsifer, in q
speech which recited the battle and vic
tory of Manila Bay. and sounded the
praises of Admiral Dewey, presented
to him handsome gold medal. In re-
Spouse to President Pulsifer's address.
Admiral Dewey said:
For this beautiful gift. 1 thank you
from the bottom Of my heart, and I
wish to say that all my friend Lieu
tenant Rees, wished for me on a former
occasion has been fulfilled. have the
wealth Of the world" pointing to Mrs
Dewey
At the close of these ceremonies, the
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were present
ed TO the diners individually and they
descended to the lower floor, where q
general reception was held by the clul
members and their friends, for which
200 invitations had been issued.
,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
LOCAL and GENERAL.

The Helene that arrived this fore
noon brought no news from Hilo or
Kahului.
The band played on the Oceanic
wharf today while the Australia pas
sengers were being taken aboard
The CarlisleCity that arrived this
morning has 215 Japanese, 66 women
and one child in the steerage for this
port.
~ S. Sachs will not award the con-
tract for his proposed block at Fort
and Beretania streets until bids from
San Francisco are received.
NJ. Furumi, a Japanese, died at the
drill shed camp yesterday. A post
norton was held and tuberculosis was
found to be the cause of death.
Mary L. Ludloff VS.. Elice Ludloff and
Albert Ludloff, and Henry Smith VS..
Noa, k, and Kapuaala, W, are two
Circuit Court cases discontinued.
The headquarters OF the Inter Island
Telegraph Co. are now established al
Manager Cross Office in the Oceanic
Gas and Electric Co. building on Mer.
chant street.
Twelve sailors were arrested las
night on the charge of disturbing tn,
quiet of the night. The charge in tn,
Police Court this forenoon was chang
ed to drunkenness and the men wer,
fined accordingly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
Lsbouchere Roughly Treated.

LsbOuchere Roughly Treated.
Northampton, England, Feb. THE
announcement that Henry Labouchere,
editor Of Truth and Liberal member OF
Parliament for Northampton, would
address a peace meeting In the North
ampton Town Hall this afternoon,
drew noisy crowd Of opponents, who
swarmed upon the platform and
smashed the chairs. Labouchere's ar
rival was the signal for renewed at
tacks. The promoters of the meeting
were forced off the platform and chairs
were hurled into the body Of the house
amid cries of God save the Queen"
Labouchere was struck on the head,
but was not seriously injured. He man
aged to make his exit escorted by the
police. A number of other persons
were hurt, although not seriously.
Ultimately the opponents Of the peace
meeting gained the pla,.orm and de-
ciared that Northampton had Joined
York City In repudiating the critics of
the Government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
Per Cyrus Wakefield,
JUST ARRIVED FROM
SAN FRANCISCO,
A Large Assortment Of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,

VIZ:
Perfect Barker & Rice Flows,
assorted sizes; Perfect Double Mould
Board Plows, assorted sizes; Sub
soil and Sidehill Flows, assorted
sizes; Blacksmith Anvils, assorted
szes; Blacksmith, Carpenter and
Pipe Vises, assorted sizes; Black
smith Drilling Machines and Port.
able FORCES, Baldwin's and DR..
Bailey's Ensilage Cutters, by hand
or power-just the thing for stock;
Galvanized Wire Netting, from 2 to
- 6 feet wide; Green and Brass Wire
Cloth, to 3 feet wide; Anti. Caloric
Sectional Pipe Coverings, and Plas.
ter; Long End Short-handle Shovels,
Long and snort handle Spades,
Axes from 3to4K in, Bush Hooks,
Ak Handles, Black and Galvanized
Cut Nails, assorted sizes, 3 to ood.;
Black and Galvanized Wire Nails,
assorted sizes, 3 to ood.; Black and
Galvanized Fence Wire, Nos. q to
6; Black and Galvanized Fence
Staples, ~ to 2H; Pioneer White
Lead, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
both in Barrels and Drums; Dry
Red Lead, .......... and Zinc,
Mixed Paints, assorted colors, in Oil
and Japan; Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Carriage and Furni-
ture Varnish, Kerosene, Gasoline
and Crude Petroleum, Blacksmith,
Machinist, Plumbing and Carpen-
tering Tools, of various kinds and
sizes; Packing for Machinery, viz:
Asbestos, Pure Gum, Sheet Rubber,
Usudurian. Rainbow, Square Plush,
Italian Flax, Peerless and Amazon
Spiral, Round and Square Tuck's
Packing; Suction and Steam Rubber
Hose, assorted sizes.
The Hawaiian HARDWARE Co.
Fort street opposite Spreckels' Bank
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20

The Evening Bulletin. Is cents per
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20

The Evening Bulletin, 70 cents per
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20

4 sausage is a ground hog
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
~PODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRLnLiYcIIEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Podfug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
(Ciag dalssy)

NON6 -
Kokistka jest sktorka W 4yciu, bio.
racs m siebis role nsjtrudnisjs.a I ola.
tego prawdziwis a~rtystyosnych kokistek
mafo ma scenic. Wieksza c.es6 kokie.
tex ME wytrsymuje oisgsoaoi l stopnio.
wanna, pre-. CO niera. bywajs wstretne
1 smiessns. Stara kokietka posiada bee.
varunkowo strone komiozna.
MifOSG rOdzinna.
Milos6 naoisrsy hsks jest to ucsucie
zrodsone W ssrcu matki, wiatacs j.
soiSls : d.isokism svojsm I .musssjaos
1yd I. nism jakby jednsm 4yoiem.
zs ~wssysskioh pcstaoi miloIoi, r. NIL
soSc jest najc.ystssa I najtrwals.a.
Kasda lima miioid opisra sic ma sgoi..
mis, miaoid matki JEST be.intsresowns,
besgraniOsna; ola niej szc.esoism,
ssosetcis dzisoka. Milol6 matki to js.
dyns uosobisnis idsi miloioi n~isskohoxo.
mel l zawszs wssystko prsebaosajscsj.
Wypadki odrasy do dzlsoka swsgo by.
wsja tax rzadkis, e trssba 10 raoxsj
prsypisa6 chorobliwoici uoxucia.
Objawy sosniosns tsgo uozucia ME.
podobna ujac " forme prawidss, .lbo.
WIEN nsposykaja sic " tenn uo.uciu tax
subtelne, nieujsts odolenia, ~wsp61c.u.
ola, .abiegliwolci, ssc.escia l oisrpienia,
To % one dostepne tylko ola i~stosnej
matki. Najlspsza wska.6wka Ola aksor.
h panny W roll ~podobnej, siu4y6 mote
wspomnienis piss.ozot w~lasnsj maski,
albo ts4 badanis osoh tsgo uczuoia W
cod,isnnem 4yciu.
Og6lns cechy sosnic.ns: lagodnoso
w.roku' usmisoh piss.o.osiiwy, pooa.
lunki, usoiski, rsswnosc v movie, o.esto
fsy; Prawis jsdnoo.ssnis iacsa sIe uozu.
ola pislegnowania, dobroci, niepokoju.
obawy itp.
Mifosc ojcowska - to uo,ucis xupei.
ME r64ne cd matczynsgo. Ojcieo bic.
rec prsswazny udsiai W sachowaniu 70
du, prxsto ME stanowi Z dxisokism tel
jednofci, jaka pr~zedstawia matka.
Matka troszc.y sic o los obeony d.isoka.
q ojciso oprzys,loscjego. Ojoiso pys.pi
sic synem, matka " MIN ,akoohan..
Ojoieo opiskujs sis, broni go. matka
piesoi ! karmi; ojOisO tylko o pr.yszlofoi
m6wi dxisoku swsmu; matka sai O sobie
1 o swsj miioioi.
MiloS6 ojcowska jest uoxuciem bar.
dziej obmyilansm, spokojnsm; matczy.
na tkliws ] bolsjaoa. Wptyw ojoa vie.
osj poIrsdni, msski bsspoIredni. w.
dsials wychowania ojOiec g.6wnis roz.
villa rosum, pojsois, matka SERGE. Cschy
sosniosns miiofoi ojcowskiej og6lnyoh
zarysaoh podobns do ceoh poprssdnioh
= ts jsdnak r6Anics, 4e ws,ystkis ma
pietnowans % s~Pokojsm, p~owfoisgli.
woscis ! rozmysasm.
Miiolc d,isclecs. w pisrwotnsj swell
postaoi uosucie to warunkuje sic DO.
budkami instynktu, fso.scsgo d,iscko
9 matks. w mlodosoi OPERA sic ma
prseswiadcseniu o wyasrosoi swych 70
rodsic6w 1 na wdsieo.nofci IA lob stara.
MIA " wychowsniu. w wisku dojrza.
lynn, poniswaA warunki Ayoia spoleo.ns.
90 rosdsielsjs po wieksrsj osesoi dsieci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Ma tel .asadsis wykrocssnia prssoiw
matcs bard.isj y posspians, aniasli Wy.
kroosenis pr.eoiw ojou.
w stosunku sosniosnym mi'ol6 dsis.
oiecia ME posiada wybitnisjs.yoh csoh
mad sxaounsk, powa4anis 1 uozuoie
wdxiecsnolci.
Przyjszh.
q og6lnsj mii0 4 ku blizoim wyply
va uosuois prsyjazoi, 10 jest konisc..
nosc moralns prsy wiasania sie do dru.
gisj istoty, slania dw6oh dus. " jsdna,
ably " tel aaoznoloi dalsko silniej cd.
o.uwa6 l. uozuwac sw6j individuality
byt. Prsyjszd .awsss gosow. pospis
ssat : pomooa, doohodsi nawst do "a
parcia sic siebis.
Podstawa prawd,iwej l trwaasj prsy.
jazni jest w.sjemny- ssaounsk. Pr.y.
jazh, ME majsoa tel podstawy, jest syI.
10 o~hwilowym we.ism, wywolanym
pswnemi okoliO.noiciami pod wplywem
egoistycsnych pabudsk. Nadto prey.
jazh prawdsiwa warunkuje w.sjemne
pobaa4anis 1 sscEsroi6. w 4yoiu o.esto
nsposyka sic faas.yws. pojeois pr.yj.zai,
mp. niekrepowanie sic " obsjioiu, Imia.
ME sie Z ulomnoici I siabostsk pr.yja.
oiela' wymaganie przyslug, uwaaanis
lob IA obowiaskows, natresne wymaga.
ME supslnsj otwartofci, ME s.csed.ao
nsjdraaliwssych stron ssrca;. ws.yssko
TO narussa dug wsajemnsgo s.aounku
jest wrogiem uc.uciu pr.yjazni. Praw-
dsixa prsyjazh jest sjawiskism bard.o
rsadkiem.
C.esoisj dalsko napotykaja sic iowa.
r'ys.e' koledsy, prssdstawiajacy sp6j.
ME wypadkowyoh warunk6w zyoia 10.
w~ar.yskisgo I wyohowania public.nego.
Wybiinym rysem wsp6itowarsys.y
jest wzgledna kr6tko. trwalol6 pr.y.
jszni; kohcss swykle aw6j xwia.sk .
.akohossnism .ewnstrsnsj pobudki !
~smisniajs sic v .najomyCh albo zupe'.
ME o~bojetnych ola sisbie. K~olsashstwo,
bedac rsxultstem sbll4snia sic " ohwi.
ZACH wrazliwej mtodosoi, .achowuje sic
dfoasj " imie wspomnish.
Dsisoi maja koleg6w nile pr1yjaoi6l.
Co do pici, prsyjszh objawia sic tylko
miedsy meac.y.nami. Koblety 70
w1glsdu swego ogolnego ssanowiska, a
stad ! prsewa4nego " ioh syoiu uc.uoia
mifosoi, 50 mnisj sklonns do ws.la prey.
jazni miedsy soba. Pr.yjazh misd.y
kobietami jest istotnie fenomsnsm.
Pomisd.y kobista q metc.y.na prey.
jazz mote istnisc, lsox ia c.esto nile IA
chowujs swego charakteru 1 pr.eohod.i
ucsuois mifosci.
Ma scenic - prxyjszf niszna odreb.
nyoh 1 wybitnych oech. Powaaanie, s.a.
ounsk, wsp6scsucis, tkliwolc, poiwisce.
ME - OTTO wlssciws jsj osohy.
Og6lne uosuois miioici ku bliznim,
ssmienions " pr.ymiot staiy, nasywany
dobrodusSnOSciq.
Jest to pswna skionnoic do miiosoi,
~po.bawions namiesnyeh poryw6w, leo.
obJawiajaca sic prawis cisgls 1 be. wy.
fsOssnia ola ws.ystkiego, co j. ot.o.a.
Csfowisk ndobrodussny", pss dobry",
" swisoie spoaecsnym u~waaanym jest
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

y
nawst imiercla.
Nienawis6.
Nienawis6 jest ucsuolsm prsykrsm,
u~oia2liwem, stawialacem mas v stosunku
wrogim do pr.edmiotu niemilsgo nam.
Nisnawis6 pr~Isdstawia sie jakby obras
oisgssgo gniswu, uwarunkowansRo
dwoma s~lsmsntami n~aturalnymi: In.
ssynktownem o~ddaleniem Gle cd pred.
miotu ! gorscym fycssnism sniwecxsnia
60 ras ma sswsse. Element pierwssy
gorujs " uosuoiaoh: odrasy, sosgardy
dpdti (sobojetnisnis); pisrwiastsk
drogisgo W uoEuoiach: zazdrosci. 20.
soiSci s ssnassy.
N~isnawisS, samienions v nal6g, stale
sic zfoSliwoscis, majaos odrebne swoje
pietno " twarzy. Nisnawll6 tworsy sic
wolno' ssopniowo sic ro.wija, .akor.s
mia sic M diugo, . opisrsjso sic ua sils
moralnsj obmyila swojs osyny. Jes. to
uczuoie gssbokIe, spokojns leo. stale.
Nisnawiic s%kisrowana jest zaws.s ma
jeden prssdmiot okreilony 1 maskujs
sw6j Gel; odsnaoza sic ona prsytem "a.
d.iwiajaOa umisjssnofoia ~srybkisgo cd.
krywanis stron siabyoh pr.soiwnika
wybisra broh ~najlsps.s, ably jak mai.
gsebiej nsjdotkliwiej ugod.i6.
Kobiety nisnawidss msao.y.n silnisj
! dtufej, gdyA ich nienawis6 ma .aws.s
Oharaktsr bardziej osobisty. sila tego
uczuoia roinis " nioh proporcjonalnis
do stopnia pieknoioi i sbll4ania sic sta.
rosci. Tsmperamsnty: nsrwowy, A6l.
oiowy l mslsncholiosny najwieoej skloo.
ne % do nisnawisci.
Nienawilc W roswoju swoim pr.ed.
stawis diva ga6wne psrjody: ~ .sirod.
kowanie sis ~organizmu v jsdnym punk.
ole, p ruoh ~reakOyjoy.
z~eirodkowanie sii orgsni.mu " jsdsn
punkt wyplywa Z obeci ustanowisnia
pewnej odisgiosoi pomisdsy swoja oso.
bissoscis q prsedmiotsm b~udsscym ME.
nawiSc. Ds4nosd h organizmu objawia
sic " blsdoici lica 1 warg, W dres.o,u
Pc csfsm oisle. W uosuciu wewnetrxne.
60 oisrpisnia; jest to jakby stan 20.
r~aorkowy, kt6ry pragnle sic ukry6 pr.sd
wsrokiem innyoh. Csiovisk, Aywiacy
" swyoh pisrsiach nienawiic, cierpi ma
iciskanie ssrca, kurozs wswnetrne IA
st6j uosud moralnyoh.
Rsakcyjny ruOh organi.mu objawia
Gle " raptownym napiywie krwi do
m6sgu kohcsyn oslowisk ~c.erwisni
sic, spojrsenis bystrs 1 pslns pogardy
r.uoa ma wrogsi oiafo W poiowie nachy.
lone naprs6d, lews reka ma piersisoh,
prawa - fOliniets pisiois odsunista 90.
kolwiek cd lsdzwi, CLOS podniedony,
suchy, NOVA rwans, ,loiliwa, obraaajs.
ca, sswsss .~wraoajsoa sic do f.ks6w,
kt6rs wsbud.ity nisnawiic; pr.ytem
widoo.ny ruoh s.c.eki dolnsj napr.6d,
w1rok ~tmijowaty, wargi drts, q W ustaoh
psfno Shiny; nozdrss wsdete, jskby
konwulsyjnie wydyohaiy powlstr.s
s~skodliws, porusssnis ramienia prawego
poddsjscego sic ookolwiek napr.6d W
rodxaju poQardy, brwf nacbmursons
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Cschy wdsieo.noioi: cslowanie 1 silns
u~lciinisnia daoni, uklony pslns szaouu
ku, powa4anis osoby o.yniaoej nam do.
brse " twarsy wyras radoloi, isy "
ocsach tkliwol6 " glosis.
Mifosc ola pewnych idei.
Trsy - rodsajs tel miloioi:
l. Milolc Boga.
2. Miaolc rodsiny.
3. Miaofc ojc.yzny.
Religijns uc,uois sklada sic . dw6ch
elsment6w: naimosoolnej pokory csnio.
ssej p~o6oznoSci.
To ucsucis obudsa sic " c.lowieku
jednoossSnis pisrwssymi objawami
posnania samsgo sisbie jake istoty 70
sumnsj, dale sic ona .auwa4yc nawet
ma najnias.yoh s.oseblach lud,kiego
roswoju.
Ia miiof6 " zasadsis jest " ioislym
swlazku da4noloia flo.ofo.na do cd.
kryoia 1asadniozsj pr.yO.yny issnisnia
Swiata. Wyniki tsgo daasnia bywaja
rosmaite: po6osnosc, ekstasa religijna
osyl zdchscyt. rozrzewnienie duszy, ear
Hsoose ducha, fanatysm I 6igoterja.
P~o6oSnoSc, to ucsuole .lo4ous . o.ci
l bojszni, ,tsgodzonej odoisnism mi.
fosoi. w pojeoiu scsnic.nsm wyra4a
sic q wznissisnism ocsu ku niebu, DO.
stac jakby pr.yklekajaoa, reos spojons
diohmi 1 podniesione do w~ysokoioi swa.
rsy, " caiej postsoi oharaktsr nsjwyA.
sEsj pokory. Pobo4noi6. posso.ona .
uniesienism radoloi ma myil o dobro-
d.isjstwaoh Boga, tworzy ekssass reli.
gVnq csyli sachwyt. Objswia sic on
g~orao.kowa Aywoiois w.roku . przsry.
wsnym oddsohsm, dlugo W pisrei "a.
trsymywanym. Pf.sjtoie z .achwytu
" stan wieosj spokojny I prseoi.g.y,
stanowi rozrze,onienie. Cecha scsnicxua:
oo,y .wilAoue izami, prey postawis pra.
vie martwsj.
Pobosnoic W poiao.eniu /, pswpym
odoieniem snsrgji twor.y tax .wana
zarliapo$c.
Prssoiwnemi 4arliwoIOi 50 tanatysne
! dfgoterja, plynacs /. faissywego pole.
ola o Bogu. Fanatyzm, TO jsdnostron.
ny, llepy .apai, .wr6cony do pswnsgo
rsligijnsgo idsalu : pragnIsnism urss-
osywistnisnis go be-. wsgledu ma mo
4ebnolc ! prawdopodobiefstwo. Jest
to ~namiesnofc, sk'adajsoa sic . milosoi
ku ideaiowi / nisnawiIoi ola ws.ysskis.
60, co mu jest pr.eoiwne. 'Ceohy fana.
tysmu supstnis podobns 50 do skspsswa
saxdrosci.
Bigoserja jest ilspem wykonywanism
form religijnego ucruois . odcIsnism
pr6Anosoi' S.c.era bigossrja jest pre-
sads pobo4nosoi i o.ssto, .wiasso.a u
kobist, wyniks Z .awied.ionej mi'oioi.
Jesi zsf bigotsrjs siuty IA maske
tylko " pswnych celsch kor.yicI, csy
moralnych osy 10 mstsrjslnych, stale
sic w6wcsas faryzeuszostwen.
Bigoserja W prEeoi ~,sawisniu do
prawdsiwej poboinosci missoi " sobie
odoien komicsny, wytwarssjscy sic 70
sprreornoici prawd wygias.anyoh |. ozy.
nami.
Bi0ot last aktoram- ,anoni,.;.u-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

do oohaser'tsa, osyni g.towyu, do
ws''lkioh poiwisOsh, kate pogard..c
Pr.sciwnosciami, Misrepresentation, .
nawst imierola.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

prsywiasanism dsisoka nia ojoiso, 90
naturalnis wynika Z procesu wydawania
60 M SWAT I wyohowanis.
Ma tel .asadsis wykrocssnia pr.sciw
matcs bardsisj - posepians, aniasli Wy.
krocsenis pr.eoiw ojou.
w stosunku sosniosnym mi'ol6 d.is.
oieoia ME posiada wybitnisjssyoh ceoh
mad sxaounsk, powaAanis I uczucie
wdxiecsnoIci.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-09-19
WEALTHY La CROSSE
WOMAN LIVES ALONE.
she Leads the Life CT a Hermit in
an Old Dlapidated
EHouse.

La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 1T.-ISpecial !
LA Crosse has Il woman hermit who
lives in the midst Of some of the finest
residences of the city. She lives in a
dilapidated house in filth. although she
undoubtedly has money. for she ownS
several lots in the vicinity and donated
u fine parsonage to the Baptist church 4
short tilue ago
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker is her name and
she has recently been brought To the nc
tlce of the police by scare they had
Saturday night when the cries of muir
der were heard coming from the house.
Two newspaper men Oh Il morning sheet
were going home when they heard groans
and cries for help coming from her house.
They rung up the police and proceeded 10
investigate and found that she had fallen
near her bed and had been unatt4 to get
up. When they had assisted her %ne in
sisted that she be left alone again.
She used to be Il familiar sight en- the
streets in her peculiar old clothes and 81
basket she always carried. but now she
Is getting feeble and the authorities are
considering taking hold of the case The
general opinion is that she has money
buried around her old rickety hodSe
somewhere
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-09-19
SIX MEN ARE DROWNED
BoatiOad of Eighteen Loggers Can
sizes in the Eau
Claire River.

Eau Claire. Wis, Sept. Ill Special. I
A boat containing eighteen men, en-
ployed by the Northwestern Lumber
company. capsized in the Fiye-AIile pond
above the mill dam on the Eau Claire
river. The following six were drowned:
JOHN MQUESTION.
ANDY MQUADE.
JOHN LITERA.
A. 3. PARR.
THOMAS CAMERON
WILLIAM BKAYFROCK.
The men made desperate efforts 10 save
themselves. Two We're able 10 swim 10
shore and the other ten hung TO the boat
till rescued by another crew. The men
who escaped are Pat Deyine, foreman;
Joe Kent, Pat Russell, John Shepherd.
VIII Brassnicl1el. John Brassiiickel.
Charles GrOdrich, Edward Banzel. Fred
Welsch. Harry Andrews. Phil Barrett
and one other. name unknown.
The men went out late Saturday after
noon in a boat to break IL biz jam. There
was Il heavy gale and the boat WAS
sWamped about q quarter 81 Il mile from
shore.
The bodies Of Andrew McQuadc, Thorn
as Cameron. William Brayfrock- john
Letter aud John McQucstion We're re-
covered. All of the victims We're unmar-
ried except two McQueston leaves i
wife and six children