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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-18
DAUGHTERS or TEXAS.
Programme Arranged for Their Re.
union Friday and SATURDAY.,

union ffluHy Rnd saturday.
The following programme will be car
rled out by the Daughters OF the Republic
OF Texas at their convention in san An
tonic next Friday and Saturday:
April 20,--Assemble at Grand opera
house at $50.
Address Of welcome to yeterans-M
Hicks.
Response Governor f. r, Lubbock.
Address OF welcome TO Daughters OF Re-
public--Judge Brooks.
Reading OF poem by Mrs. Mary Saunders
Colonel H. King.
Respondents. Rebecca j. Fischer.
Daughters OF Republic withdraw for
business session TO Menger parlors
Call 10 order.
Invoeation-Rey w h. Richardson.
ADDRESS OF president Mrs. Arson Jones.
read by Mrs, Urwitz
Minutes of previous meeting.
Report OF state secretary
Report OF minutes OF executive commits
toe.
Report OF State treasurer
Report OF standing committees
Report on amendments and vote taken
on same
Election OF officers
Selection Of next place OF meeting.
April 81, opera house, 10 a. m.--Oration
TO Texas veterans, by Judge Denman
Reception at Mrs. Gallagher's 20 veter-
ans and Daughters OF the Republic. to II
D. M,
The executive committee OF the paush-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nience which 1t Is said will have TO be
experienced by the numerous visitors. and
believing that while we may for the time
retap settlement, yet firmly convinced
1.-THE business OF our demands and an
ultimate success. we are OF the opinion
that any deterrent effect upon tho future
welfare or our city, by general and com
plete sympathetic strike. Would be charged
up against the Building Trades assembly,
for the reason that ii was upon our re-
quest that your council issued such proc
lamation; therefore, we would request Of
you to reconsider such action until such
time as We believe 1t is imperatively nee
essary, when we will make our wants
known
Thanking you very kindly for your com
pliance with our requests so far. we beg
10 remain, yours in organization,
Building Trades Assembly.
j. De Lesdenier, Secretary.
The officers OF the Cotton Exchange sent
request TO Houston Labor Council to
refrain from carrying out the proclama-
ton Of a sympathetic strike The reason
OF the request is because OF the large
gathering OF delegates to the Transmits
sissippi Congress- who would be so great
ly Inconvenience by such general
strike.
After considering the foregoing petit
tons. the Labor Council passed the fol-
lowing resolution.
In view of the many petitions and re-
quests presented to this body, especially
that of the Building Trades assembly, ask
ing that all further action looking to a
general sympathetic strike in aid of the
striking building trades be postponed be-
cause Of the meeting of the Transmssis-
sippi Congress in Houston at this time.
II is hereby resolved that all further ac-
ton with respect to a general strike is
hereby deferred until the Building Trades
assembly shall again present the matter
TO this council.
The Brewers union circulated an agree
ment yesterday, the slgners Of which bound
themselves not to let a contract 20 a menu
her Of the Builders exchange during the
next twelve months. unless the trouble
between the carpenters and the contrac-
tors shall have been settled within six
days. The petition was signed by quite
number of citizens,
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shortly after adjournment Of the
ROSE FETE.
Annual Exhibition by sbcItcring
Arms Association

The annual rose fete OF the Sheltering
Arms association will be one OF the events
Of rransmississippi Congress week. II
viii be given Friday at the parish house
of Christ church, from 4 o'clock in the
afternoon to 10 o'clock at night.
This annual show OF flowers has become
one OF the features Of Houstons social
life, and a very ATTRACTIVE one at that.
Besides the beauty Of color and form. il
has also the beauty of utility, for there
the growers OF flowers meet and discuss
new varieties and are encouraged aud
stimulated to further progress. Amateurs,
too. get ideas about flowers and a love Of
one of the most beautiful Of the many
beautiful sides Of creation is nourished.
Prizes will he offered, that further slim
ulate 10 the culture OF flowers, aud apart
from all this a useful charity, the ShGl-
tering Arms, Is assisted.
Committees have been appointed to look
after the various features Of the enter
tainment and an interesting event is
promised
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WITH THE POST TO MEXICO.
The Posts Efforts in Behalf of Its Friends
and Our Visitors Appreciated.
Bertfs Are Going Rapidly and the Excursion Is an
Assured Success Something of the Delightful
Journey to Our Neghboring Republic.

Probably nothing less than the meeting
OF the Transmississippi Commercial Con-
gress IL creating quite as much comment
in Houston and Texas at present as The
Posts personally conducted excursion to
the City OF Mexico. Many reservations
were made yesterday and only few her ms
are left In the cars opened Up. The ex-
cursion is already an assured success
from the standpoint of passengers aud
those who are fortunate enough to be able
TO take advantage OF the opportunity Of
fered by The Post to see Mexico are as-
sured In advance OF a pleasant trip
through an exceptionally interesting coun-
try, with every advantage that is to be
had on any personally conducted excVr-
sion
No like opportunity TO visit Mexico has
ever been offered the people of Texas iaud
The Posts enterprise in arranging the
trip for the beneht OF It's trlends ana
Houston's visitors is generally commend
ed.
After the sleepers now being filled are
completed. no more will be added until
sufficient number OF passengers are in
eight to guarantee its - y nlied as no
profit over the railroad fare and charter
cost of sleepers is charged and thegefore
all berths must be occupied in order ID
prevent iosa
SOMETHING OF THE TRIP.
The Post excursion will leave Houston
at 11;15 p. m. Saturday, April II, and after
making stops at the principal points en-
route. will arrive in the City of Mexico
Thursday. April 2S at 6:SO a. m. The par
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CITY BREvITIEs.

son ="
Mrs A, X. Taylor's reception will he from
to y. m, on Thursday April 10
The regular weekly meeting of the Shell
t,rlng Arms association will be held this
afternoon at o'clock
There is an undellvered telegram at the
rostal TELEGRAPH office. us Main street, for
Hon. 7, NJ. Patterson.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's Chris
tian TEMPERANCE Union will be held AT the
christian church at o'clock this afternoon.
McKanes Detective Agency found sack
Yesterday morning in the rear of the Boring
Cortes Hardware companys store contain
ing number OF articles of mems wear Tie
shirts. vests. pants and socks
san Jacinto chapter. Daughters Of the
Republic will met at the residence OF Mira
MAX lrwttz on Preston street az $3.50 this
morning to perfect arrangements to attend
tue nnveiling ceremonies at Galveston and
tonic.
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ters Of the Republic will meet at / a. m.
April 10, In the parlors of the Menger
hotel.
This committee is composed of the fol-
lowing named ladies': Mesdames Urwitz
Looscan, Morris and Milby of Houston;
Mesdames Stone and Landes of Galveston;
Mrs. Dibrell of Seguln and Miss Bryan Of
Austin. Those ladies' who can not attend
the committee meeting will be represented
by proxies A great deal of important
business will come up before this COM
mite which must be transacted before the
general meeting is convened,
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ty will spend four days sightseeing in and
around this historic old city with Its
queer sights and customs To adequately
describe the places OF interest would be
impossible in less than an entire news
paper. A few things that viii interest
the party are La vlga Canal. Penon Hot
Springs, National Museum. contai ling
much Of interest, Including curious Aztec
antiquities and other relics from the time
of the conquest; Race Track, the most
Perfectly equipped on the continent. Cha
p'ltepec "fIll of the Grasshopper." and
site OF Montezums's favorite park; thea.
tiers, sanctuary of Guadalupe, markets.
mint plazas. with bands discoursing tam
Gus Mexican airs. floating gardens, Noche
Triste tree. the bull fights and many
other sights too numerous to mention.
THE SCENERY.
en- route is equal TO any TO be seen any
where and during the time consumed In
travelling the distance Of nearly 1000 miles
from Houston to the City of Mexico,
points Of interest to all follow in a CON
slant procession. The sleepers are char
tered and open to the excurslonlsts at all
times during the entire ten days and all
the comforts of a trip in private cars is
thus enjoyed.
Any further information desired will b.
cheerfully given to callers at The Posts
business office. where berths can be, re-
served until the sleepers are flled,' In or.
der that none may be disappointed, Tn
Post requests that those dcst1ng to make
the trip call and reserve Accommodation,
at once.
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NEVADA MAY COME.
Her Manager in the City TO Dcter-
mine the Matter.

Charles L. Young, manager for Nine
Emma Nevada. arrived in the city last
night and will endeavor to secure the
necessary guarantee, which is $1,000, be-
fore Nevada will come to Houston. a
subscription list is now on file at the box
office of the opera house and an effort is
being made to secure the guarantee by
subscription. Manager Bergman and Mr.
Young will make a personal canvass Of
the city today and hope to secure enough
to reach the required guarantee, Nevada
is the greatest prlma donna that has ever
visited Houston. She will be remember
ed as co-star with Patti and sang all
ternately with Patti, sharing the honors
with her, and she is the only prlma donna
ever known to draw as large a house as
Patti.
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An Egg Rolling.

The little folks OF Christ church sun
day school aud other sunday schools Of
me parish enjoyed an egg rolling on
the lawn at Christ church yesterday after
noon. The event was a big one IN the
hves Of the children aud much enjoy
ment and merry making was had
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La PORTE.

The great sea port OF the South.
promising city; growing fast.
Look II over.
Houston office. 5i4 Binz building.
La Porte Improvement Co.
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. A 81 TT q II. I "a.
Bears the Tbs Kind You Have Always BuuQh
Signature Of &xHZz1zsN

Booths celebrated pure Jersey ice cream
delivered and packed with les to any part
OF tho city at one dollar per gallon. or half
gallon for only soc. Phone 477.
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Mic Nanthos has opened an Ice cream
parlor at 6o5 Main street and solicits your
patronage for which he promises the best
cream.
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9 n. g TT % 7 Z a.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature of &>ZzA1zms
hound Over.

"Dumpy' Brooks, colored, waived exarn1-
nation before Justice Malsch yesterday af-
ternoon on charge OF criminally assault
ing Sarah Hunter. colored, He was held
under bond of 500.
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The best ice cream and finest chocolates
at Mic Xanthos' parlors, COS Main streea.
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than to make t. Only soc for a half gal
Ion. packed and delivered. Phone AT.
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Roolh.s Ice cream ONLY N.00 SALON.
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Order q half gallon Hooth.s pure Ice
Cream. Only Soc
North Park union., 1900-11-16

A worlds record for deep-sea net
dragging was made about fifty miles
east Of the Tonga group Of islands in
latitude 20 degrees south. Speci-
mems of marine life were brough. up
from a depth of 4,2OO fathoms, OF
nearly five miles. The greater prev
ious record was less than 5000 faith
oms. 1t was made by the British
scientific deep sea exploration steam.
or Challenger between 1873 and 1879
From the fve-mile bottom the Alba.
tross secured specimens simply Of 9
low form Of sponge life adhering tc
pumioe stone, indicating neither a
sandy nor muddy bottom, but one
of rough volcanic rock.
Wherever time and opportunity
permitted In the southern group Of
islands the naval officers made care
full photographic surveys to deter
mine depths. At the same time they
compiled sailing directions, which
will enable navigators to steer accur-
ately into many Of the more import
ant insular harbors. They also took
magnetic observations in connection
with these surveys.
All this reliable data will be prop.
erly presented upon new charts and
marine maps to be issued by the gov
ernment. The maritime nations OF
The world will profit by the published
information.
Another scientific fact determined
is that tn. temperature at the bottom
of the ocean is uniformly q fraction
above 35 degrees, or little more
than 3 degrees above the freezing
point. This rule holds good for all
depths from 500 fathoms to 1920
fathoms, or from 1000 feet to five
miles below the surface Of the sea.
Aboard the Albatross is a remark
able illustration of deep-sea pressure.
There is hollow glass globe eight
inches in diameter with walls three
eighths of an inch thick. This globe
was empty when it was sent down to
a depth Of 10000 feet or nearly two
and half miles. When it came up
it was three-fourths full of water, as
it is yet. That water was forced
through the thick, smooth, hawless
glass. A bottle Of wine, lowered
deep to cool it, came up with the
cork forced inside the bottle and the
wine spoiled.
shrimps IN infinite variety were
brought up from depths varying from
a few yards to $4,000 feet. They |
ranged from little ones half inch in |
length to giant shrilnps foot long.
All were edible. They were found
wherever the nets were lowered
among the South Sea islands and off
the southern coast Of Japan. That
live at great depths was not
known before. In San Francisco
bay, where the Chinese annually
catch about 1925, 900 worth of shrimps
lor domestic and Oriental markets,
he big nets are set at the bottom At
lepths of only twenty or thirty feet
Specimens Of red coral discovered
ieep in the Arctic ocean are among
b. cnrios on the Albatross. They
,sovsd to the scientific world that rsdE
North Park union., 1900-11-16
One Of Ala
bama's Crew.
Last SarrariAg AEsa1osz
Passes Away .At

Passes Away .At
Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. a.-Jerry Lynch.
aged 72, believed to be the last sur
vivlng member of the crew of the
Confederate battleship Alabama, died
at bis residence in Inman park to-day.
He left large estate.-Denver Post
A census OF Kansas insane shows
that Ill health leads In causing insan-
ity. Love is therefore knocked out
The liver is more powerful than =
disappointed love affair. The liver
also causes more insanity than wor-
ry.
In a nelghboring town this Is said
TO haye happened: A woman was
divorced from her husband and mar
ried another man. Now she is vio-
lently In love with her divorced hus-
band, and they are carrying on" in
q manner that is scandalous.
Gibson Globe.
North Park union., 1900-11-16
For Sale.

One Square Piano, second hand,
One Sewing Machine,
.One Cook Stove,
Also household goods, wagons, har-
ness, etc. Call at UNION oiiice or At
Mosman's store for prices.
North Park union., 1900-11-16

coral y not foand solely in ths M
psssts 4edi.ees.ssen ~ Tina ~.
eovssy ysi nads qn = previous vqypss
bat Il psvsr gained publicity.
Good vsathss nd clear skies last
june 81 TIE way AGoas tom Ham
chatks on the Asistic coast 10 Uas-
laskA on the North American ooast
enabled ths of,asrs Of the Albatscss
70 make daily solar observations.
This exceptional opportunity for 20.
eurate bearings convinced the ohssry-
err that there are not strong oprrppta
out In the Behring 50 y vas gsner.
ally supposed. Ths eurFens sss
strong inshore, or near STRATA
South Of the eqpator the Albatoss
brought up from the bottom Of the
ocean fossil bones from whales, ears,
and fossil teeth Of aharka These
specimens are thought to have lain on
the floor Of the ssa for thousands Of
yearH-San Francisco Chrpnicls.
North Park union., 1900-11-16

When calling on Fort Collins for any.
thing in the clothing, boot, shoe or
gents furnishing lines don't forget The
Carl Murray Clothing Company-You
all know Carl.
North Park union., 1900-11-16
Interesting Facts
Revealed BY

Deep ssA Sounaings--
Great Depth, Intense
celd Ana Pressure Be
yona Conception.
North Park union., 1900-11-16
Union Pacific Time Table.

Passenger trains arrive in Laramie rs
follows and remain only five minutes:
WEST-BOUND.
No. ], Overland Limited. =. II 90 p. M.
No. 8, Pacific Express. -. 1890 p. m.
No. 101, Fast Mail .11:t6 p. m.
EAST.BOUNU.
No, ., Overland Limited. -. .4:80 =. m
No. 4, Lic0l Passenger. II 20 .. n
10. Q, Atlantic Ex press. .11O5 p. n
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

SWAT; Uisra, DIVA swisty, Jsssiks,
Ostsp Bondsrosuk. Chsta n wsia, Bo4a
ossls ika, Brushl, Hrsbins Koxel, z sled
mioletniej wojuy, Stara bafh, Lubonie,
Masiaw; Zygmunt Kaozkovski - Bit
va o choratanke, Kasztslsnios Luba.
oaewscy, Murdslio, Gniasdo Nieosu.
j6w, Gr6b Nieczui, Anunojata; A. vii.
o.yhski - Kiopoty starsgo komsndan.
ia; j. Kor.eniowski - Wedr6wki DRY.
ginaia, Krewni, Garbaty; j. zsoharjs.
siewioz - Swiety Jur, Ma Krssaoh,
Jan Lam - Koronisrz W Galioji, Pan.
ma Enilja; E. Or.eszkowa - Eli Mako.
wsr, Sylwsk Cmetarnik, Pan Grabs,
Mad Nismnsm; 81. Sisnkiewios - Sski.
os weglem, Ognlem 1 mieo1sm, Posop,
Pan Woiodyjowski, Qio Wallis; AL.
Giowscki (Bol. Prus) - Pleo6wka,
Lslka, Faraon; Mich. Bafucki - Blys.-
cuacs nsdzs, o HAWAII .ismi; T. T. Js.
- Uskoki, S.andor Kowsoz, u bur.li.
wei chwili, Historic o praprawnuku,
Hand,ia Zachornicka; tAl. Swietoobow-
ski - Antes; A. Krschowiecki -Veto
Starry Wilk; M. Rodsiewioz - Dswaj.
It's; Raymond - Ziemia cbiecana l I. d.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
D x.

o.
Ma czem polega obecnie nauka jezyk6w Gu.
dzoziemskich? Dlaczego najlepiej m6wimy
tym ~jezykiem, kt6rego uzywamy cd lat die
ciecych? Cele nauki ~jezyk6w cudzoziem-
skich. Sposoby uczenia sic jezykow OBJ
cych. Praktyczne naucZanie jezyka obcego
ira podstawie gramatyki. Specjalista wy
ksztaicony predko dochodzi do rozumienia
ksiazki swego fachu W jezyku Obcym. Jak-
by MONA Questionable podrecznlk nauki je.
zyka obcego? Robbery gramatyczne. Wa
dy / zalety TAX zwapych metod do nauki je-
zykow obcych. Mediterranean. Spis pod
r.cznikow, ufatwiajacyce samoukowi nauke
jezykow Obcych
WswIasku naucsau: em js.y ka kra.
jowsgo po.osssie nauka jeryk6w OBJ
cyoh. Pomiuiemy tutaj jesyki umar's
(haoih.k greoki, hebrajski), a .ajmismy
sic istota nauki js.yk6w no wozytnyoh.
Kaady, kto jus uayws je.yka krsjo-
wego " movie ustnej piimisnnsj, a
ro1pocsyna nauke jezyk6w oud.o.ism.
skich, taomacsy wyrazy 1 xwroty oboe
ma jesyk ojczyssy, d.ieki oxsmu staja
sic n ola niego zrosumials. Ateby
W ten spos6b dojic do pr.yswojenia so.
bic jezyka obcego, srssba sic bardso
~napracowac. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
.ultatsm jest tn mnisj lub wieosj dos
konaia wprawa W tlomaozsnie, a ponis.
waz to sic osiaga, GO sic cwicry | upra
via.
DobrEs wladac MONA tYlko tym je.
sykism, kt6rym sic cd d1iscihstwa mo
wi o r6tnych rssosaCh l r.sorywistyoh
ich s%tosunkacb; tylko ten jszyk stale
sic ~wyrobionem narzsd.ism myIli i III
pelnie swobodnis mote wyrazic mysls
ME. Wssystko polsgs tn ma ten, ae
mysli skojarsyiy sic raz tax solsls . wy
razami jeryka oioEystego, 10 ksaiy wy
raz wywoiujs myil, a kaada myil poois.
ga wyrsx.
Ssosunsk ow jest ustalony l rups1nie
nsturalny. Jsasli wiec ktoi praguie
innymi znakami myili swojs wyratac,
to jest utywac ~jeryka cud1o.ismskisgo go,
must prIerobic ~poprssdnie skojarrenia
mysli Z wyrsEami ma MOVIE; dopoki togo
nile uc,ynir dopoty bedzie tylko tloms
cIyi myili Z jsdnego jesyks ma drugi.
katwo .rozumiec tsrax, dlaorsgo W
poz aisjszym wisku zycia trudno jest
nsuOzyc sic obosgo jesyks tax dobr.s,
jsk sic umis jeryk krsjowy. u oudro-
zlemcow, kt6rzy jut zysksll nawet
snsczns wprawe W mowisniu 20 polsku,
IswsIs motsmy odnaleic Shady, Iwisd.
GRACE o wislklsj trwaiosoi pisrwotnych
skojarIeh mJsIi wyrsrsmi.
N~auc.ycisls jszykow obcyoh trryms.
j. sic swykls 20 srkoiach sposobu ma.
ucrsnia, pOlsgsjscego ma siomsossniu {.
jsdnego jesyks M drugi, lspiej snany,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Jak sic uczyt
i jak uczyc innych.
Nspissl
adolf Dygasinisha.
(Cisg dalsry).

AnSSni WyuokoW0S osishob nsoEyoh suso
rowis nile gonili IA Ohwilows moda,
lso., ulsgajao wy.s.ym potrssbom u
myslowym, xostawili po sobie trwals
pomniki myIli lud.kisj. Ksisask takioh
ME god.i sic o.ytac ~pospies.nis, jed.
nym tohsm, BIO sic ioh nalstyois ME 70.
.umis, ME doc.yta. Kio rae pr.ywyk.
nile do uwaz lego odo.ytywanla w.oro.
wyoh autor6w, ten jut ME o.yta ola.
tego, ably osas .abi6, Ices bawi sic wy
twornis, a jsduoozssnie pr.ygotowuje
umysi do ~gruutownsgo sadzsnia. Pc.
w~isr.chowna lektura, p~onlewat ME pro.
wad.i do nalesytsgo wniknieoia W my.
I'll a%utora, po.bawia o.ytelnika najistot.
niejs.ego .adowolsnla I jsdnoc.sfnis
ME .apswnia mu .adnsj korsyici, gdyt
trssd ksiaski rychlo sic .apomina " ia.
kioh ra.aoh. Pomyilmy uobie, zs gdy.
bydmy Z jakiml aywym a powaanym
measm oboowali " spos6b tax pobiez-
ny, jak to csyni wielu, p~rEsrxuoajso
kartki d.isi .nakomitsgo autora, slus1
ME .asiutylibysmy sobis ma nagane 1
naswe lud.i nispr.y.woitych,
Wzorowi autorowis kaAdej literstury
nalsta do najlsps.yoh prrsdstawicisli
swsgo spofsosehstwa 1 oboows6 . mimi
nalety W spos6b godny o.lowieka. w
ksiaaks dobra nalssy sic wc.ytac, a
wtedy dopiero wartoic jej spostr.eas-
my, wtsdy ona oddziaia ma mas 1 pr.e
konamy sic, re po jsj pr,sorytaniu .mis-
niiy sic nasss wyobrszenia. y w1oro.
wyoh pisar.6w .naj iujs sic ustspy pel.
ne gisbokolci, w~ymagajaoe .%astanowis.
MIA, a nawet powtar.ansgo odo.ytywa-
MIA. Nisohajte samouk korsysta saw.
SEE Z wislkich myili autora, BIO I miami
nis.awsss sic W ksistos spotyka.
Jako korzystos 1ajeoie mosemy tn
salsoic stres .czanie pisuisnns lspszyoh
autorow, wypisywanis tych mysli Z
d.iel znakomityoh mYilicisli oraz stylis.
tow, kt6rs stanowis ioh i~ndywiduslns
cechy. Prawis kszdy wyks,taicony c.io.
wick, kt6ry W mlodosoi swej dbal o u.
prawe umysiu, kroo.yi TAXA drogs.
Wprawd.ie togo rodzaju wypisy Z kra.
jowyoh autorow moana nabywa6 jut ia.
ko pr.ygotowane ksiatki; ale wypisy
wiasns rska spor.ad.ons majs ola sa'
mouks o wiele wieoej 1nsossnis.
Pr.sdsta wiamy. tn spis godnyoh o.y
tanis dsisi { zskrssu lltsratury nadob.
nsj, gdya ma innem m~lsjsou bedsis mo.
wa o ksiatkaoh innyoh kategoryj.
1. w d.ials possji:
A. MslcIswski - Marjs; S. Gosr
csyhski - Zsmek Ksniowski, Sob6tks;
b. Zalswski - Daoh oil stspu, Prss
nsjlwietsIa rodrins; A. Mickis sioI -
Pan TsdsusE, Grszyus, Konrad Wal.
lsnrod, Dsiady; J. Siowacki - Maria
Stuart, B~sllsdyns, Lila Wensds, Hor-
sstyfski, znija, Blsleoki; E Inn. Wasl.
lswski - Katsdrs ma Wswelu; Vino.
Pol - Mohort, Piesh o zIemi, Przygo.
dy Bsnedykts Winniokiego; Wisd. Sy.
rokomls Urodzony Jan Deborog,
Kes chlsbs, Stare wots, Podkows, Lsl-
ka; Adam Asuyk (EL".y)-RieuIi, Pc.
s.js 2.ty; N. Konopuioka - Frsgmsn.
ia; L. Sismishski - Odyssjs (pr.s.
kiad).