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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
HARD TO FIND.
N F-- '
Bringing In Labor
To Complete Contracts
Recently Issued.
Y
New Twenty Four Room
Flat Building.
Will Build Brick Plant I'M
mediateIy.
Plans Prepared For New Residences
Building News.

Architects are authority for the
statement that it is almost impossible
to find stonemasons and bricklayers to
complete new jobs, the contracts on
which were recently awarded.
Despite the fact that the price of
building materials has been exceeding
ly high the season has been busy
one. People held off for a reduction
in lumber and hardware, but as it
did not come they paid the exorbitant
price and built. The work has come
in rush and local contractors have
been forced to send to outside cities
for labor. 1t is believed that the fall
will be busy one.
NEW FLAT BUILDING.
Architects Charles Henry & Son are
preparing plans for u "a room fat
building to be erected at Barberton
by u. G. Karschner on Second st. 1t
will be so arranged that four families
can be accommodated. The fat will
be heated with hot air, lighted with
electricity and will contain four baths
1t will be erected this fall.
WILL BEGIN IMMEDIATELY.
The construction of the plant of the
Akron Laundry company will begin
just as soon as Architect William
Redding can complete the plans. Pre-.
limlnary sketches for bids will be fur
nished to contractors in d short time.
The building will be two stories in
front and one in the rear.
NEW RESIDENCES.
Architect Il. o. Weary has plans for
n new frame residence to be erected
this fall by Louis Dietzold on Upson
st. The residence will have all the
modern convenlences and will cost
$1,000. He has plans for three resi-
dences to be erected by the Akron
Savings Bank Co., on East Market ST.
FIGURED WlNDOW.
A feature of the main college build
ing will be the handsome figured win
dow to be placed at the head of the
stairway. 1t is to be constructed of
MOSAIC glass the figure being that of
"Hypatia' of Alexander, mathemati.
clan and neoplatonist. A beautiful
bronze drinking fountain will be
feature of the building.
NEW OFFICE BUILDING.
A local manufacturing concern has
had plans prepared for splendid new
office building The architect has been
instructed to keep the matter n secret
for the present.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

An event Of much more than ordi-
nary interest is the appearance at AS
sembly hall, Friday evening, Oct. 26,
OF that sterling tragedian, Frank 70.
jackson, the gentlemanly, efficient
and courteous driver for the Akron
Supply company. Brother Jackson is
"a versatile young man. Sometime ago
he made hit as Richard III. AS n
tragedian he has no parallel. He Is
in class all by himself. No one
ever presented Richard III as he does.
His performance is refreshing in that
II Is an entire novelty. His next an.
penrance Will be under the auspices of
the Summit County Republican Exec
utive committee. His support is now
being selected, the greatest care being
used to secure the best talent that the
city contains. He has not named the
particular tragedy that he will put on
Oct. 26, but 1t will have something
to do with Emperor Mark and
the Philippines.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
sieap.to the.Epa

Goldrox-So you want to marry my
daughter. What means have you to
that end?
Mr. Forchen-Hunt-Oh, we'd be mar
ried In the usual way-by means of a
minister That's easy enough.-Phila
delphia Press.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
DerSOnal
dno Social

DR.. L. @. Parks has returned from
New York.
Mr.. f. w. Gaylord of Ashland, spent
Sunday in Akron.
DR.. A. Walter Jones has returned
ed from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Wells have re.
turned to their home in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest H. Thorpe, of
Columbus, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hardy, Of 13C
Bowery ST., are in New York city.
Mrs. W. A. Noble of 966 ID. Market
St, left Sunday for Raymond, New
Hampshire.
Mr.. Fred Andrews of Peninsula, has
returned from Tombstone, Arizona,
where he is interested in mining.
Rev. A. B. Goats will address Pro-
hibition meeting in Kent Tuesday.
The 'Prohib" quartet of this city will
sing.
John h. Uhler, clerk in the Adjutant
Generals Office, War department,
Washington, d. c., is at home until
after election.
DR.. u. II. Branch and family of Gin
cinnati, have removed to akron, where
the Doctor will engage in practice.
DR.. and Mrs. Branch formerly lived
here.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage of Mr.. Chas.
w. Berry to Miss Romina Leah Bauer
at The Grace Reformed church, Oc,
tober 26 au
Mr.. Louis b. Dreisbach and Miss
Anna Blocker, both of New Portage,
o., were married Sunday at Barber
ton, by Rev. b. Hushour, of the M.
q. church.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Rook, III. G.
Lenden, o. l.. Weaver, A. H. Hibbard,
w j. Frank, G. L. Wheeler, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. b. steacy are Akron people
in New York
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Feudner, 154 Cros-
by ST., will entertain the Bible class
of Trinity Lutheran church, Tuesday
evening. The teachers and officers of
the school will also participate.
Sunday morning at the parsonage of
Trinity Lutheran church, Mr.. Frank
Flfer and Miss Katherine Gutedel
were quietly married. Both are well
known and host Of friends join in
wishing them every good.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. Grossman celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary at
their residence, 1904 Bowery St, Sun
day evening. The Daughters of
Franc Joselp attended, and all Akron
relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Spltz, of Cleveland.
Harry J. Stahl and Mabel Lucille Os.
wald were quietly married at the
home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
o. w. Slusser, Sunday. Mr..
Stahl is in the employ of the
Standard Hardware Co. They will
make their home at $40 Wheeler st.
MARvIN-LOHMANN.
Mr.. Richard z. Marvin, secretary of
the b. Il. Goodrich Company, and Mrs.
Grace L. Lohmann were married Tues
day noon. The wedding took place at
the Perkins Homestead, the residence
of the brides sister, Miss Anna Per-
kins, in the presence of members of
the immediate families only.
ANDREws-LoMBARD.
Mr.. Floyd Andrews of this city was
married in Canton Tuesday to Miss
Minnie Lombard in the presence of
large number Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews left soon after the ceremony
for southern trip after which they
will be at home in Akron, at 1OS Bitt-
man street, where handsome home
has been fitted UP by the groom. Mr..
Andrews is employed by Dague Bros.
& Co., and has many friends. The
bride is one of Canton's most accom-,
plished Young ladies'.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

The itinerary of Gov. Roosevelt, who
entered Ohio Tuesday for two days
speaking tour, Is as follows: Train
leaves Cincinnati over the c., III. &
ID. railroad at o'clock on the morn
ing of the 10th, thence to Middletown
and Miamisburg, where stops of TWEEN,
ty minutes will be made at each place.
Dayton Is the next point, where two
hours will be spent. Leaving Dayton
over the Big Four the special arrives
at Springfield, where it stops fifty min
utes, and Xenia, where the exercises
Will be limited to forty minutes. The
special will be switched to the Pan.
handle lines here and stops be made
at South Charleston Of twenty minutes,
at London thirty minutes, reaching
Columbus for the big meeting at the
Goodale st. Auditorium that evening
Uuesday), Oct. 49, On Wednesday
morning the special will leave Column
bus at 1:3O over the Hooking Valley
railway, and the first stop will be at
Delaware, where 1t will remain thirty
minutes, then to Marion for twenty
minutes. Upper Sandusky twenty
minutes, Carey ten minutes, Fostoria
thirty minutes, Pemberville ten min
ntes, thence to Toledo for two hours
for an afternoon meeting. From To.
ledo the party will take the Lake Shore
route to Fremont for thirty minutes,
Norwalk thirty minutes, Elyria thirty
minutes, thence to Cleveland for a
night meeting. On leaving Cleveland
Thursday morning the governor will
go to Akron for twenty minute stop,
and thence to Canton, where a similar
stop Will be made. He will then 90
to West Virginia.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
ANDREws-LoMBARD.


phhouN an uth "uhthesh.
Optician--I've been swiDdled with
counterfeit $40 bank note.
Great Detective-Go home and say
iothing, Your business will be ruined
II becomes known that you can't see
better than that t-Jewelers' Weekly.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
Wherein They wer. A,iLe.

A country minister who, though a
poor man. was notoriously defective
and hesitating liz his style of delivery
In the pulpit. was sitting having a cup
OF tea with one Of the old spinsters
connected with his congregation when
he observed that the spout of the tea
pot was either chobed or too narrow.
your teapot Miss Kennedy he re-.
marked. "disna-dlsna rim weel." i.
"Ay, jist like yourself. Mr.. Broom"
retorted the nettled lady. 'It has an
unco puir delivery" .~ ,,.,, -,.t
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
10 CURE A COLO IN ONE bay
PETITIONS

Take Laxative Bromo QulnIne Tab
tets. All druggists refund the money
II II fails to cure -E w Groves sig
pature is on each box. 25c. 4
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

There Will be mass meeting OF
Akron Republicans at the hall in the
Abbey block Tuesday evening at 7:3C
o'clock, 1t is proposed to complete
arrangements for the Roosevelt and
Allison meetings, Roosevelt win be
in Akron 20 minutes Thursday morn
Ing Sen, Allison will address nigh,
meeting ut Assembly hall Monday eve,
ming,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
ROOSEVELT DAY

S1O0 round trip to Cleveland, Oct
IL, via g., A. & @. R'y, on all trains
Good returning the same date.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

"In de case OBJ er good many men,"
remarked Uncle Ephe, "de lung power
am no indication OBJ de brain power
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
ROOSEVELT DAY

$1.00 round trip to Cleveland, Oct.
IL, via g., Il. & v. R'y, ON all trains.
Good returning the same date.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
Turned In.

Fifty thousand dollars borrowed by
the City Commissioners has been turn
ed over to City Treasurer Berger.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

The Republican County Executive
committee has announced that 1t will
arrange one large meeting to take
place between the time OF the Allison
visit and election. The members of
the committee are In doubt as to the
speakers for the occasion. The State
committee has been unable to state
who win be assigned to this county.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16


en- Medical Discovery and one vial of Pellets
| aud can now work ns we'll as 1 could before !
| was taken sick. think DR.. Pierce's medicine
the best In the world for sick and nervous
woiiicr.p
ST. The motion was carried, by @
vote of to 8, as follows:
Yeas-Brady, Brown, Brodt, Rooms
Markle, Merz, Paul, Rice, Sorrick.
Nays-Flebeger Mason, Piske.
PETITIONS.
Councilman Brodt-Citizens on North
Hill want water mains extended.
Councilman Merz--A catch basin OIL
Grown ST., near Carroll, is open and
old debris nearby should be cleaned
up Also the alley in rear of Broadway
school is impossible.
Councilman Piske-McCoy ST. rail.
road crossing needs planking. Lights
needed on the other street crossings
south
Councilman Brodt--The new pave.
ment on East Market st. il covered
with sand and dust. 1t should be food.
ed.
REPORTS.
Street committee asked further
time on considering the improvement
of Carroll st. Granted.
Reported in favor OF vacating por-
tlon of Thornton st. Adopted.
Reported in favor of changing name
of Bare st. to Edgewood ave. Adopt
ed.
Commissioners recommended the
awarding Of contract for Wolf st. i'm
HAoN'iiNHi w CONTAGIOUS hluutE ~
McCourt, their bid $4,227.24 being the
lowest. Adopted
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance to narrow portion of
Franklin st. was read and passed.
Ordinance TO assess Factory st. prop.
erty owners for cost of construction
OF main trunk sewer from River
st. to Market vt. Passed.
Ordinance to assess st. Clair st.
property owners for construction of a
local sewer from Bowery st. to Wooster
ave. Passed
Ordinance to re-establlsh grade upon
Charlotte st. Passed.
Resolution to condemn property for
the construction of main trunk sewer
In Districts Nos. l, @, s. o. read first
time.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Frank Hailstock desired to have
Council remove trolley pole which
the Rapid Transit company had placed
without his consent in front of his
property corner of Summit and Fur
mace SITS. Referred to Commissioners.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
cItv officers son,s 40
w u.c,o,non rs, No
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

At Republican headquarters It is
estimated that the city vote this year
win show gain OF 1000 as compared
with that of 1906 In the last Presl-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
FIGURED WlNDOW.
NEW OFFICE BUILDING.

A local manufacturing concern has
had plans prepared for a splendid new
office building. The architect has been
instructed to keep the matter n secret
for the present.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16

Mr.. Richard =. Marvin, secretary Of
the b. Il. Goodrich Company, and Mrs.
Grace Il. Lohmann were married Tues
day noon. The wedding took place at
the Perkins Homestead, the residence
of the brides sister, Miss Anna Per-
kins, in the presence Of members Of
the immediate families only.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

mic wiecej ma swiecie pr6cs tel iasnej twa.
Marjussa ocsami blyszczacemi j strasznemi.
On, ktoremu sic zdawafo, &c stal sic ju1
wreszcie niesdolnym do sadnego uczucia ME.
checi, W chwilach, kiedy widzial Marjusza,
sadzii, &c wraca do dawnei dsikosci j srogos.
CT; czuf, jak przeciw temu mfodemu czlowie.
kowi otwieraly sic i podnosily dawne gfebie
jego duszy, W ktorych bylo niegdys lyle
gniewu. Zdawafo mu sic prawie, &c niezna.
ne kratery tworzyly sic W MIN ma nowo.
Jakto! Ten czlowiek byf tam! Csego on
chcial2 Przychodzil tutaj pc to, by kraiyc,
wietrzyc, badac, pr6bowac! M6wif zapewne:
Hsa dlacsego nie2 Krazv} kolo tel. CO byfa
jego zyciem, jego, Jana Vatican! Krasyi ko.
70 jego szczescia, aaeby mu je zabraci uniestl
on szuka2 awantury! czego chcea milostki!
Milostki! a ia! Jakto! Bylem najprz6d mai.
nsdzniejszym Z ludsi. potem najnieszcsesliw.
Sym, szescdsiesiat lat zycia spedzifem ma ko.
lanach, przecierpiaiem wszystko, co tylko
MONA przecierpiec, postarzafem ME bedac
nigdy mlodym, zylem beg rodziny, bez krew.
nych, bez przyjaci6f, bez zony, bee dsieci, po-
%zostawifem Shady mel krwi ma wszystkich
kamieniach, ma wszystkich cierniach, ma
wszystkich slupach, kolo wssystkich mur6w;
bylem fsgodny i dobry, chociaz obchodzono
sic zemna surowo i zle; pomimo to wszystko
zostafem znowu uczciwym c~zlowiekiem; "a.
fowaiem "a z}e, kt6re sam zrobilem, j prze.
baczylem zfe, kt6re mnie zrobiono, i chwi-
Ii, kiedy jestem .wynagrodzony, W chwili,
kiedy sko6czylo sic juz, W chwili, kiedy eel
osiagam, W chwili, kiedy nam to, CO chce,
dobrze zapfacilem "a to, za~pracowalem ma to,
wtedy wszystko to zginie, wszystko to znik.
ME, i utrace Cozette, utrace cycle, szczescie,
dusze, dlatego, &c jakiemus glupcowi podo.
balo sic wafesac pc Luksemburgu!... I zreni.
&c jego blyszczaiy swiatfem ponurem i mad.
zwyczajnem. Me byf to juz czlowiek patrza-
cy ma drugiego czfowieka; ME byf to ME.
przyjaciel patrzacy IA nieprzyjaciela. Byl to
brytan patrsacy ma zlodzieja.
Wiemy reszte. Marjusz ME przestawal
bye sza1onym. Jednego dnia poszedf "a Co.
zetta ma ulice Quest. Drugiego dnia rosm6.
viii sic z portjerem. Re swej strony PORTER
rzekl do Jana Valjean:- Kt6z to Jest ten
miody czlowiek ciekawy, kt6ry zapytywal o
pana9- Nazajutrz Jan Vatican rzuci{ ma
M%arjusza W spojrzenie, kt6re Marjusz spo.
strzegl nakoniec. w tydzie1 potem Jan Val
jean wyni6si sic. Poprzysisgl sobie, &c ME
stapi wiecej noga ami W Luksemburgu, ami
ma ulicy Quest. Wr6cif ma ulics Plumet.
Cozetta ME skarAyla sic, ME rzekla mic,
o mic ME pytala, ME starafa mic dowiedziec;
byfa juz W owym okresie, kledy czfowiek boi
sic, bv go ME odgadnieto i lska sic zdradzit.
Jan Vatican ME mial zadnego doswiaczenia
co do tych trosk, jedynych, kt6re 50 prey.
jennie, i j~edynych, kt6rych on ME znal; dla.
tego tea ME zrozumial groznego znaczenia,
jake mia1o nilczenie Cozetty. Zauwazal tyl-
ko, &c stafa sic smutna, j on z kolei stal sic
ponurym. z obu stron bylo to niedoswiad.
genie, acierajace sic z SODA. Zrobl rag pro.
be. Zapytaf Cozetty:
= Czy cheese p6isc do Luksemburga2.
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gfebi swej mysi. Jan Vatican mic ME wi
dsial, mic ME wiedziaf, a jednak uparcie
prsypatrywal sic ciemnosciom, kt6re 20 ota.
czaly, jakgdyby czuf, &c sjednej strony cos
sic budowalo, a z drugiej strony cos sic wa.
Ito. Marjuss, ostrzezony takAe, j, co stanowi
gisbokie prawo boze, przez to sama make
przyrods, robif wszystko co m6gl, aeby sic
ME pokazywac ~..ojcu". Zdarzalo sic jednak
czasem. ze Jan Vatican 60 spostrzegaf. Pc.
stepowanie Marjussa zupelnie przestalo bye
naturalnem. Csasami ~okazywaf podejrsana
przezornosc, czasami byl niesrecznie suchwa.
~. Me przychodzii juz wcale blizko jak
dawniej; siadaf zdaleka j wpadaf W sachwyt;
mial ksiazke / udawa}, Ae ia csyta; dlaczego
udawai2 Dawniej prsychodzl W starym sur
ducie, teraz codziennie mial ma sobie surdut
nowy; kto vie, moAe sic nawet- fryzowal;
mial oczy take divine j nosif rekawiczki;
sfowem, Jan Vatican serdecznie nienawidaif
tego miodego czlowieka.
Cozetta ME dawaia sic niczego domyslac.
Me wiedzac dobrze co jej byfo, wiedziaia
tenn ukrywac., Miedsy ~upodobaniem do stro.
ju, kt6re zrodzilo sic u Cozetty, a prsyswv.
czajeniem do nowego ubrania, ktore powziaf
6w nieznajomy, byia r6wnoczesnosc ~nieznos.
ma ola Jana Vatican. By} to moae przypa
dek tylko j z pewnoscis tax byio, ale byf to
~przypadek grozuy. Nigdy ami slowa ME mo-
viii Cozecie o tym niesnajomym. Pewnego
dnia jednak ME m6gf wytrzymac i z owa
nieokreslona rozpacsa, ktora nagle zapusz.
CA sonde do swego nieszczescia, rzeki do
niej:- Oto mfody ciowiek z nina ~pedanta!
- Rok temu, Cozetta, dsiewczynka obojet
ma, byfaby odpowiedsiafa:- Ale ME, slicz.
ny!- DziesieG lat p6zniej, z miloscia Marju-
sza W sercu, bylaby odpowiedziala:- Pc.
dant i nieznosny! macie slusznosG!- w j..
wei chwih &ycia W OWEN usposobieniu ser.
ca, W jakiem sic teraz znajdowala, odpowie.
dziafa tylko z najwyzszym spokojem:- Ten
mfody czlowieks- ~Jakgdyby widziala go
pc rae pierwszy W zyciu.
Jakzem .glupil - pomyslaf Jan Val.
jean Me zauwazafa 60 dotad. 1 ia sam 90
jej pokazuje.
o prostoto starych! O prsenikli wosci
dsieci!
Jest to take prawo W tych mfodych la
tatach cierpienia i troski, W tych zywych
walkach pierwszej milosci z pierwszemi pre-
szkedami-: mloda dziewczyna ME dale sic nj.
czem podejsc, mlody cziowiek wpada W kaz.
da pufapke. Jan Vatican rozpoczs{ przeciw
Marjuszowi glucha wojne, kt6rej Marjusz re
szczytna ~glupota swojej milosci i swego vie.
ku ME domyslaf sic wcale. Jan Vatican u.
rzadzaf mn6stwo zasadzek ma niego; zmienial
godsiDy, zmienial lawki, zapominai chustki,
przychodzif sam do Luksemburga; Marjusz
leciai ma oslep W kaada z tych pulapek i ma
wssystkie znaki zapytania, kt6re Jan Vatican
stawif ma jego drodze, naiwnie odpowiadai:
tax. Tymczasem Cozetta zamknela sic pc
zornej obojetuosci i W nienaruszonym spoke.
ju, tax ze Jan Vatican doszedl do n~astepujs
cego wniosku:- Ten mazgaj s~zalenie Jest
zakochany W Cozecie, a Cozeta ME vie nawet,
&c on ~istnieje ma swiecie.
Pomimo to SERGE iego bolesnie drzalo.
Godzina, W ktorej Cozetta pokocha kogos,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
s6) WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
POWIESC.
(Ciag dalssy1
P o w IE s G.
(Ciag dalssy.)

Marjuss o~szalai; pod spojrzen;em Marjussa
Oozetta uczula sic drzaca. Marjusz odszedl
pelen ~ufnosci, Cozetta wr6cila do domu ME.
spokojna. Cd tego dnia zaczsli sic ub6stwiac.
Cozetta uczula nasamprz6d glsboki a niewy.
rainy smutek. Zdawaio sic jej, &c nagle du
sza jej pociemniala. Me poznawala siebie.
Bialosc duszy mfodych dziewczat, skiadajaca
sic z chlodu i wesolosci, podobna jest do snie
GU. Topnieje cd milosci, kt6ra jest sfo6cem.
Oozetta ME wiedziafa CO to jest milosc. Nj
gdy ME sfyszafa tego wyrazu, wymawianego
W znaczeniu ziemskiem.
Kochala z tenn wieksza namietnoscia, &c
kochala bee swiadomosci. Me wiedziaia, czy
to jest zle czy dobre, uzyteczne Tub niebez
pieczne. potrzebne czy smiertelne, wieczne
csy przemijajsce,. pozwolone czy aakazane.
p~owiedziano: Me sypiasz9 alez to zakasane!
Me jesz2 alez to bardzo zle! Cierpisz ma
dusznosc i bicie serca2 alez tax sic ME robi!
Rumienisz sic i b~ledniesz, kiedy pewna oso
ba ubrana czarno ukazuje sic ma kohcu pew.
nej ~zielonej alei2 alez to szkaradnie! Me BY
laby zrozumiala i odpowiedziafaby: w czem
&c moze bye moja wilma, skoro ia mic ma to
poradzic ME moge i mic ME wiem9
Pokazaio sic, &c mifosc, kt6ra sic zjawi.
Ia Cozecie, byfa wlasnie taxa, jaka najlepiej
~przypadaia do jej stanu duszy. Byf to 70.
dzaj uwielbie6 2 pewnej odleglosci, niema
ko~ntemplacja, ub6stwianie nieznajomego.
Byfo to ukazanie sic mfodsie6ca pred die
wica; marzenie nocy, kt6re zamienilo sic W
romans a pomimo to pozostalo marzeniem;
byfo to upragnione widmo, kt6re sic mako.
nice zamienifo W r~zeczywistosc i istote aywa,
ale ME majaca ~jeszcze ami imienia, ami wady,
AMI skazy, AMI wymagania, ami bledu; jednem
sfowem, byf to kochanek daleki, pozostajscy
W krainie idealu, bylo to urojenie, majace
widzialna postac. Wszelkie inne zetkniecie
sic wiscej dotykalne i bllzsze byioby W tel
pierwszej epoce odstraszyio Cozette, jeszcze
ma wp6f pograzona W powiskszajacej mgle
klasztoru. Wszystkie strachy dzieci i wszyst-
kie strachy zakonnic byiy W niei pomissza.
ne. Klasztorny duch, kt6rym sic przejela W
z calej jej osoby i pobudzal do dreszczu
wszystko dokoia niej. w takiem usposobie
niu potrzeba jej byfo ME kochanka, nawet
ME zakochanego, potrzeba bylo jej widma.
Zacze}a ub6stwiac Marjusza, jak cos sliczne
60, jasnego j n~iemozebnego. Poniewaz mad
zwyczajna naiwnoec graniczy z nadzwyczaj-
ns zalotnoscia, usmiechala sic przeto otwar
Gle do niego. q niecierpliwoscia oczekiwaia
codziennie godziny przecbadzki; spotykala
Marjusza, czufa sic niewypowiedzianie szczss.
liwa i W surowosci ducha wierzyla temu, &c
Gala sws mysl wypowiadaia, m6wisc do ia.
ma Vatican: Jaki to sliczny ten ogr6d
Luksemburskil
Ola Marjusza i Cozetty byia to noe. Me
m6wili do siebie, ME vital sic, ME znali sic;
widzieli sic tylko i jak gwiazdy pa niebie,
oddzielone miljonami mil, tax oni zyli, patrzsc
ma siebie. Takim to sposobem Cozetta powo.
Ii stawaia sic kobieta i rozwijaia sic piskna i
zakochana, wiedza o swej pisknosci a ME.
swiadoma swoiej miiosci. Do tego ~zalotna,
przez niewinnosc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

smutek ~Odpowiada jeszcze wiekszemu smut
k0wL
Ma wszystkie poloaenia 50 pewne in.
stynkta. Stara I odwieczna matka przyroda
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-04
The Way of Escape.

The heavenly bodies are no more sun
iect 10 that influence of each other called
gravity than are men subject to the
personal il fluence of each other. There
i this difference. that the heavenly
bodies cannot resist, while men can. bur
m st of of Them do not. to any consider
able extent.
Society forms men and women into
groups, somewhat like The solar systems
among the stars. Within this group
each one is especially effected bv the
Others and The social habits and customs,
and the manner of thought of the group
affect him somewhat a the sun affects
plants and may largely determine the
color of his thought, aud morals and
shape hi life.
Prof \. W. Small of Chicago Univer-
sity laid recently before the Congregations
al club of Chicago tia, "99 per cent of
what each person j. j. due 10 environ
mcnt. or the iuluence of other" and he
pointed ont the parr that society had i'm
the production "t crime through the
II placed before criminals.
There J, no other Institution that so de
terminc, the character of society in