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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
RULES FOR THE CARE OF A DOG.
FEEDING, EXERCISE BATHING, COl[lfON AILMENTS
OLD AGE SYMPTOMS And HYDROPHOBIA

The following directions may be observed:
water 2t temperature corresponding to sea-
son, CRYING or the skin with rough cloth and
thorougn rubbing and hand kneading in a room
with a temperature Of not less than 60 degrees
Fahrenheit; taking him out for a brisk run
when dry. The disadvantages of baths are the
dissolvng of the oil in the hair and Catching
cold" If not thoroughly dried and rubbed or
exposed to draughts. A little ceroline may be
added TO the water.
Any good, pure soap, such as CASTLE answers
the purpose well for bathing. In long cared
dogs, like the spaniel, the inside of the ears
should be well dried Neglect Of this leads to
catarrh Of the ear, commonly called canker
Among the common diseases Of the dog are
constipation, gastro-tntestinal catarrh. worms
and distemper The last is a contagious disease
Of young dogs, often fatal, and may leave the
animal suffering from incurable muscular
twitchings called st. Vitus dance.
Dogs are often affected with skin diseases
such as eczema, mango and ringworms. These
eruptions are not transulissible to persons who
handle such animals. 1t is often asserted that
diphtheria in the dog may be source OF diph-
iberia for young children by inhaling the
germs while playing with these animals; for
this belief there is little evidence. In old
dogs the breath becomes offensive and tartar
accumulates on the teeth. The diet may be
changed and the mouth washed with solu-
ton of boric acid the tartar removed and the
teeth cleaned with a brush and charcoal.
That rabies commonly called hydrophobia,
is a real and not an imaginary disease is known
with almost mathematical precision. Yet there
are some who deny its existence and 1t may
perhaps be asked whether such persons believe
in their own existence. In the other extreme,
many a poor dog suffering from an epileptic
fit caused by Indigestion, intestinal worms or
a hard run on hot day and chased through
the streets by reckless mobs has been cruelty
shot.
If suspected rabid dog has bitten another
animal or specially person, such dog, If pos
sble instead of beieng killed, should be penne1
up and allowed 10 die with whatever he may
be suffering from. A microscopic examination
OF the brain made Immediately after death will
show whether not the animal was mao ana
we viii then know what treatment to give to
the animal or person bitten. The Pasteur treat
ment is often given to dogs that have been
bitten by suspected animals Let US also cor
rect the belief that the bite of healthy dog
In fit Of rage can cause rabies Nothing can
be more absurd. The biting animal must be an
actual victim of the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
HIS ONLY CHANCE

rs there man in all this audience demanded
the female lecturer on woman's rights that has
ever done anything TO tighten the burden ON hts
wifes shoulders? What do you know of wor1an's
work? Is there a man here" she continued fold
ing her arms and looking over the assembly with
superb scorn; that has ever got up In the morn
slumbers, gone quietly downstairs made the IRE.
cooked his own breakfast, sewed the missing but
tons on the childrens clothes, darned the family
stockings. secured the pots and kettles, cleaned
ana hlled the lamps. and done all this II necessary
oay after day. uncomplainnsly? II there be such
a man IN this audience let him rise uD should
really like TO see him"
l., And IN the rear of the hall, mild looking man
IN spectacles. In obedience to the summons timidly
arose He was the husband OF the eloquent
s!HtG--ei - was the first time rs Sas bad a
"''-L4f@ Il avert himself Thu Noral Nasazihe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
EAGLES MATE BUT ONCE.

The married life OF most birds could BE taken Iof
a model even by members OF the human raIn-iS.
There is for instance. the staid. diSnlieo anu
homely baldheaded eag!e-the glorious emblem y
the American Republic He mates but oace. ard
lives with HIS one mate until he or she dsA i
left a widower-even a young widower-the oS1e-
headed eagle mates again ne reIl- .,1-,
alone and disCOnsOlate the nest on the TO-
crag. in the branches of tail pine th95 .Ls-
hts dOnicile while his mate alive No OeLl--
female eagle tempt him TO forsaAe his Gs.S' !,
solate life. With him, once a WidoWer, always =
WidOwCr. I'D
The golden wCodpeckers live In a happy naEIte.l
state mating II the male oies MS mae
grief s lasting and she lives a widowed Duu -
rest Of her life. So too, the male WQ9cP.c ~,
never seeks another mate after the DEAN OF ~
own ne taps on a tree beside their nest day ani
night trying 10 recall her: then NJ lengtn. a.
Couraged and hopeless. he becomes silent ~
never -reeovers his gayety.--(Chicago ITiouna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

which the passengers on the stages running
through the State took their dinners or "hefe
fbev 9ound welcome shelter in the night -
The other hamlet is fully as old as WalesviHe,
and is known as Coemans Mills This too was a
cotton manufacturing village until the manufacture
Of cotton goods taken up by large companies
and Centralized the cities One OF the mills which
runs n part of the time is a shoddy manufactory
Another is grist mill. which for over ninety years
hood. So. ~.
dam on the upper Mohawk River. about ten miles
north of Rome obliterating the village of Delta
ting will food something like twelve square miles
of territory, a portion of which is the estate OF
spent his last in this region, and whose body
lies In the cemetery at Western. The village Of
Delta has population of about three hundred per-
sons and is pleasant and tidy little hamlet. Most
OF those living there retired farmers. who have
made small fortunes and moved into town to
spend the remaining years of their lives. They
have comfortable homes and they look with dismay
upon the proposition food their pretty village
and compel the desertion OF their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

natural yellowish white color of the milk is
changed to a blush tint, which is sometimes
corrected by the addition Of coloring matter.
Coal tar colors usually employed for this
purpose. A reaction for these colors is often
obtained in the method given below for the de-
lection of formaldehyde. When strong hydro
chorie acid is added to the milk in approx
mately equal proportions before the mixture is
heated, an evident pink tinge sometimes occurs
a result of the coal tar color which is added
for the purpose mentioned above.
Forrnadehyde is the substance commonly used
for preserving milk. It's use is inexcusabe, and
is especially Objectionable in milk served to in
fants and invalids.
To detect formaldehyde in milk. three or four
teaspoonfuls of the sample are placed In a teacup
with at least an equal amount of strong hydro
chloric acid and piece of ferriC alum, about
large as pinhead, and the liquid mixed By
gentle rotary motion. The cup is 6snn placed in
vessel Of boiling water, no furthE4 heat being
applied, and left for five minutes. At the end
OF this time, if formadehyde be present, the
mixture will be distinctivey purple.
Great care must be exercised in working with
hydrochloric acid, it is strongly corrosive. 1t
must not come in contact with the flesh or
clothes Of the operator, or with any metallic
vessels, and must be greatly diluted with water
before it is poured into the sink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

the body of Hiram Cronk the last survivor of
me war or 1917, was buried in Cypress Hills
cemetery, with full military honors after lying
IN state in the City Hall. The State Civil Ser
wee Commission has begun to probe the Civil
service OF this city. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,
gave up his Sunday school class because Of i'll
nealth There were heavy declines in stocks
tOHoWlng the dropping Of Standard Oil men from
me Northern Pacific directorate. The steamship
Caronia. bound for Liverpool, was stuck in the
m TI at the mouth of the harbor for two days.
Inc ocean yacht race was begun Wednesday
noon, with the Aisa over the line first and the
big Valhalla last"
'Kirke La Shelle is dead" remarked Busy
Man.
The well known playwright and theatrical
manager died on Tuesday" responded Constant
reader: Others who died last week were Mrs.
the Marchioness of Waterford Mrs Jacob
Riis. General Thomas ]. Churchill Ex-Governor
or Kansas and Daniel Henry Chase, the oldest
graduate of Wesleyan University"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
WILL WIPE OUT VILLAGES.
Effect of Building Storage ReSer-
Uoirs for Barge Canal.

Utica, ". Y, May 20 (SpeciaD.-In the building
Of the oton barge canal 1t viii be necessary
create a number Of large storage reservoirs. One
Of these is to be constructed in the Oriskany Val
ley. about two miles south OF the village of
Oriskany and IT will the water to overflow
a tract of land comprising about four square miles
This territory has long been devoted TO farming
and where there dozen farms and part
OF as many more, there will be a lake IN which
the water win be from forty 10 sixty feet deep
Two villages are also located within the territory
that will be submerged. and though small both
have played important parts IN the history Of this
county for nearly a century.
One of them is Walesville. and it was the site
OF one OF the first iron furnaces established in the
State Long ago the old furnace disappeared Init
Walesyille was afterward interested in the manu-
fscture Of cotton, and for more than fifty years
successful mills WsTz conducted thsrA H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

1,,,s are on foot to fortify Cape Henry
ootarsi,,a1,, 10 protect Washington. baltimore
rIS.stoto1s beIieve they have found a success
Ell sar,,1, for typhoid fever. rlcn strike Of
free gold at Redcin, COL mas caueeu a STAN
1a5a 81 miners to that region. After three fu-
t Ro tta1ts yvreckers succeeded in overturning
sonta Fs train near Emporfa, Kan fatally
IN i,ring two Messengers. Heads or the Dig pack
iry boI7sas have made rush for Europe to es-
cane it was said the beef trust investigation
Dr. j. D. Monatt was eIecte1 Aio1 1r OF the
Presbyterian General Assembly Inc Governor
said he would call extra session TO consider
Az cborpes against Justice warren u. Hooker.
A corner in May corn was said 10 nave caused
Armour a loss of 100000. big storm in
Texas flooded the town Of Cleburne, and injured
crons axtensivelv Lieutenant c. L. Chapman
- ~ o5tb Infantry was killed by a shot fired
In sham battle at Fort Reno, Okla Murder is
suenacted George H. Wood, charged with the
murder of George Williams. of Platnheld, NJ j.
was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment
Woods LAWYERS asserted that the accused man
had a JelyyIl- HYDE personality. Wood at last
pleaded guilty. The relatives OF Herbert Croker,
Who died on a train in Kansas, said that their
Investigation showed he had not met with foul
play" 49,
support outside of Tammany for renomina-
ton
of fusing with Tammany and making him
Joint candidate. If this plan fails the Mayors
friends think they can elect him by preventing
the citizens Union and the Republicans from
uniting on an opposition candidate. In the mean
time the Mayor signed the bill for 16-cent gas
ased by the city and bill for an uptown
elevated station at 130th-st. Justice Vernon M
Davis startled the town by saying at a lawyers
dinner that he thought Nan Patterson held the
pistOl which killed Cesar Young. Justice Davis
presided at the first two trials Of the chorus
girl Russell Sage lost a law suit for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

can best be prepared for the funnel by cutting
a circular piece about the proper size and fold
ing II once through the middle and then again
at right angles to the first fold. The paper may
then be opened without unfolding in such way
that three thicknesses lie together on one side
and only one thickness on the other. In this
way the paper may be made to 1T nicely into
the funnel
II II be advisable to restrict the adulteration
OF any class OF foods because of it's injurious eff
feet the health OF the consumer, the first and
chief attention should be given to the food of
the infant, the young child and the invalid.
They most in need Of food that is whole
some and readily dgested and most susceptible
TO the toxic effects of drugs. Milk stands pre-
eminent among this class Of foods The i'm
portance OF its purity cannot be overestimated.
When milk is diluted by means of water the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

Mrs Hail Game. in opening a bazaar IN Ramsey
made a neat little speech and told funny stoI!'
savorirg OF the sea. 4 small boy named WHY
his smaller friend jim and asked his aav'ee
Il have to take a PM battle. he said: tel -
what ! must do o. replied jim take &C.
hand gently, put Your arm round her NaSst, a.
lead her softly into the wafer. Not io!iy Ike
answered Willy" she's my sister" or IN IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
FOR THE BUSY MAN.
Constant Reader Tells What He
Missed an Last Weeh's Papers.

1.-THE Russians, see, are preparing Vladivos-
tok for a SIEGE" remarked Busy Man.
THE Cars men expect fighting there be-
fore long" replied Constant Reader, as they
have asked all foreigners to leave the city
Vice Admiral Birileff has been appointed to go
there and take full charge of the naval campaign
The Japanese are likely to attack Vladivostok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

CDr Harper Is connected with the Veterinary Depar
ment CT the University Of Pennsylvania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23
C~hrzeSciahskie oblet-
nice, a, ob]etnice So
cyalnej demokracyl
(Ciag dalszy).

Zyjemy W czasach po-
wszechnej gonitwy "a uzy-
waniem d6br swiata tego,
vice wielu z trudnosciq poi
muje znaczenie slow Chry-
~stusowych: ub}ogos}awieni
kt6rzy p{acza". Uzyj swiata
p6ki s}uza lata, to has}o glo-
sne ma ulicy i W domu, W
ksiazkach i gazetach. Uzyjmy
bosmy bogaci, wo}aja jedni,
STAG mas ma to, - a inni
wzdychaja do tego, ably bodaj
pare lat bez troski przezyli
ma ziemi. Robotnicy chca pc
ca}otygodniowej piracy uzyc
6wiata bodaj W Niedziele.
To has}o: %uzywajmy, wy
wodzi z domu mellow i ME-
wiasty, ze czasem costa
wiaja od}ogiem najwazniejsze
zadania powszedniego zycia,
i ME dbajao przysz}oSc die
81, 20 ich w~Ychowanie ma
dobryoh ~obywateli.
Owe haslo tax potezne, 10
wywiera ma ludzi stanowczy
wp}yw, ~ %powoduje kalanie
%|domowych ognisk, zanik ide-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23
NO ] OWO.

Pyche Pan Bog zawsze
karze, a kogo Bog chce u
karac, rozum mu odbierze.
TAX bywa}o i tax jest. Pol
skich Milwauczan chwalono,
ma przyk}ad innym %stawiano,
az ich p~rzechwalono. Sill
niby reka W reke W polityce,
wzyciu narodowem polskiem,
W postepie e"konomicznym i
duchowym, jednem s}owem,
wszystkim sic zdawa1o, re
ME masz ME tylko W Ame-
ryce ale W ca}ym 6wiecie
tax wzorowych Polak6w jak
W Milwaukee. Niestety sami
panowie Milwauczanie lepiej
cd innych wiedzieli, DO
widzieli i s}yszeli, re ich
mad wszystkich stawiano, lecz
zamiast W pokorze brac
nauke cd innych, czego sic
strzedz trzeba, oni w miema-
niu IL staneli ma najwyzszym
doskona}oSci szczeblu, unie6li
sic pycha, z cory patrzyli ma
innych, gardzili prowincya,
niby zaba koniem, az nj z
tad nj z owad n%adymania
uzbieralo sic "a wiele, i pek}a
b}ona, a ukaza}a sic niecnota
obrzydliwa i razaca. Me
dose, 10 przyw6dcy 49, miano-
wicie polityczni - upadli i
odpowiednia kare odebrali z
ramienia ameryka6skiej spra-
w%iedliwo6ci, ME dose, il W ten
spos6b zdeptano imie polskie,
Polacy %milwauccy potracili
glowyi przez reprezentacya
swoja, tax zwana dyrekcya
budowy pomnika Ko6ciuszki,
az wstyd j hafbe oalei Polonii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23

ameryka6skiej wysuneli ma
prod w}asnie jednego z tych
wv ielkich ludzi, kt6rego
pred kilku miesiacami sadly
! ameryka6skie wskutek skargl
% przekupstwo skaza1y ma
ciezka kare pieniezna j
p~ozbawify praw obywatel'
|skich.
Me potrzeba ma to wiel'
kiego wykszta}cenia, 'wystar.
ley prosty c / o p s XII ro'
z u m, ably widzie6 jak ma
{d}oni, re Milwauczanie zwa:
Niechajby bowiem
ten cz}owiek byl niewinnym
|jak dziecko nowoochrzcone,
niechajbysmy wszyscy: VIE
rzyli W jego niewinnoSc
dop6ki ME ma publicznych
dowod6w ma zbicie zarzut6w
publicznie pred sadem u
dowodnionych, dowod6w
6wiadczacych O niewinnosci
podsadnego, a o niesprawie-
dliwosci wyroku nan zapa-
diego, dop6ty bedzie szale6-
stwem narzucac takiego
cz1owieka ma reprezentanta
og6lu polskiego czy W Mil
waukee czy gdzie indziej.
dis ME pomoga wykrety,
niczem dis rezygnacya tego
pana, ME on zawini}, lecz ci,
co sobie tax nierozsadnie
postapili. Bracia Milwaucza-
ME upamietajcie sic! Wiedz-
|cie, ze6cie dis daleko poza
|innemi koloniami polskiemi
rozsianemi pc Ameryce. Me
|}udzcie sic dawnym blaskiem,
DO to blichtr zwodniczy.
|Stahcie sic u%czciwymi, ably.
smy sic "a was wstydzic ME
musieli.
O o o o
Liga narodowa i socyalisci
polscy ma dobre sic wzieli "a
barry. P~rzymawia} koci61
tyglowi, a obydwa r6wno
smola!
Moskale stracili nareszcie
nawet slave doskona}osci
robienia bronia zajecza. Jeze-
Ii wkr6tce ME wydoskonala
~nadpowietrznych }odzi, jest
Ottawa, re ME zostanie zwia-
stun kiosk mandzurskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23
Ida W rozsypke.

Niezalezna sekta pod
zwierzchnictwa eparcha Ste
fana idzie naprawde W roz-
sypke, a najlepszym, tego do
WOODEN jest ia okolicznoSc, ze
jeden niezalezny zb6r spree
daja pc drugim. Pred pa
ru tygodniami " drodze
przymusowej sprzedano ME-
zaleznyikirk " Philadelphia a
W ubieg}ym tygodniu drugi
taxi sam kirk W Depew, N.
Y. Ten zb6r sprzedal eparch
Stefan "a sumo $780, jake
mus irlandczykowi, kt6ay "a
mierza go zamienic ma hale
do ta6c6w i szynk. Niezalez-
ny zb6r W Depew by} wybu-
dowany "a pieniadze niezalez-
nej parafii W Buffalo, ale re
byf zapisany ma nazwisko
Kami6skiego, ten "a SPREE
dany kirk, zabraf pieniadze, a
tym co dawali grosze IA jego
budowe, pokaze niezawodnie
fige Zb6r W Depow musia3
bye sprzedany poniewaz
wszyscy tamtejsi niezalezni
porzucili niezalezny ko6ci6} i
powr6cili ma }ono katolickie-
90 koscio1a. Ma cos podobne-
go zanosi sic i W Baffalo, DO
wszyscy r~ozumniejsi nieza-
lezni; przekonawszy sic do
wodnie, co to "a ptaszek jest
eparch Stefan, opuszczaja go
jeden po drugim i obecnie
luz tylko sami ludzie pozba-
wieni zdrowego sadu uwazaja
jeszcze eparcha "a swego du-
chownego zwierzchnika.
wPolak W Amy
6 . q 9
PT,AGCTE "a r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23

ne has}a i. obietnice raju ma
ziemi ~prowadza robotnik6w
W szeregi anarchii, DO kaza
i'm uwazac prace "a nieznosne
jarzmo, bez pociechy, choc
Bog powiedzial calemu ro-
dzajowi ludzkiemu: ,,bedziesz
" poole czo}a pracowa1 ma
kawa1ek chleba".
Nasze easy So 6wiadkami
moralnej nedzy, W jaka pcha-
ia robotnika ,obietnice socya-
list6w. Chcialoby sic pic
rozkosz pe}na cara, a tn W
drodze stale przepis Bozy W
.kosciele, = stad nienawi6c
ku ko6cio}owi i jego nauce.
A re lima nauka ME pocie-
sly, - przychodzi odraza,
nieche6 i nienawise ku
wszystkiemu, DO duch sic ME
pokrzepi socyalistyczuemi
mrzonkami raju ma ziemi. A
duch ten opetany namietno-
Sciami, przystepny zwatpie-
niu, przyswaja s:sobie zbyt
1atwo filozofia nedzy, wed1ug
kt6rej Gale zycie ME warto
nak}adu piracy, DO "a ma}o W
MEM radosci, a "a wiele b6lu.
To tez statystyka samob6jstw
codzie6 bogatsza. To pre-
kle6stwo =. "a zbytnia chez
%uzywania, ko6czaca sic 60
rycza, rozpacza, i rozczaro-
waniem. Chrystus jeden
wlewa s1odycz W kielich
goryczy zycia, m6wi Apo
stolom: IVY bedziecie p}a-
kac a SWAT sic bedzie We
seli}, ale smutek wasz W "a
dose sic obr6ci",a wszystkim
pracujacym ciezko m6wi:
,b}ogos}awieni kt6rzy p}acza,
albowiem beda pocieszeni".
ChrzeScia6stwo rozprasza
chmury smutku i niedoli,
rozjasnia umys}y, rozwesela
serca, wlewa pocieche obiet-
MICA lepszego zywota "a tru-
dy chwilowe. ,,B}ogos}awieni
kt6rzy placza albowiem beda
pocieszeni".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowani&
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuja &C.
nasi agenci %miejscowi:
BAY CITY. M;ch., Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D, F Ziarnowski
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W K Szemborski
CHICAGO, I'll. Max D rem gowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENVILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis, NJ Kosmick
IyANHOE, MINI, A M Matz
NANTICOKE, Pa" FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Nebr, MARGIN S Cera
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23

$500 PORTRET darmo u
Inter State. Do kazdego "a
kupna "a SOC i'wyzej dodaje-
my darmo billet ma powiek-
szenie waszej fotografii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-23

~ -. 10 TE-- o#+s@.Ft EEt .
.strunie: a SWAT robotniczy
pyta, gdzie nasz udzia} W
uzywaniu uciech zycia. Czy7
mas MONA by1o wydziedzi-
czy< cd wsp6}udzia1u W ra-
do6ciach, jake zycie niesie.
Socyalna demokracya podsu.
wa robotnikom wnioski.
.Twierdzi ona, 70 nalezy pre-
kszta}cie sp6}ecze6stwo, j
dopu6cic robotnika do row
nego udzia}u W korzystaniu z
wesela, jakiego uzywaja inni,
i kaze szukac robotnikom
raju ma ziemi. J.
Nauka, wiedza,j kultura u
czynila ogromne postepy,
czyni je ustawicznie. Wszel-
kie wynalazki maja bye do
tego s%kierowane, ably niedole
usunac z zycia, i przekszta}-
cj6 je ma rozkoszny pobyt ma
ziemi.
Blogos}awieni ci, co NIGGA
uzyc ma swiecie, ME za6 ci,
kt6rzy p}acza. TAX twierdza
socyali6ci.
Czy ~jednak uszczesliwia
ludzko6c na tel drodze? Czy
zdo1aja wm6wic W ludzi re
poza zyciem ma ziemi, ME
masz innego zycia? Me, -
DO rozum oburza sic przeciw
takiemu twierdzeniu. Kto
stanie mad grobem otwartym,
pomysli, il to niemozebne,
ably sic z cz}owiekiem wszyst-
ko sko6czylo, gdy Viola
zw1oki do grobu, i zasypia
trumne. Ow co lyle, my6li,
tworzy nowe nickname pred
tenn dzie}a, mia}by ko6czyt
wszystko ma stoczeniu go
przez robakiN To niemozebne,
i laden ME przypuSci, ably
owo mySlace ia, t. ]. duch
nasz, mia} bye W grobie po-
grzebany. Owszem kazdy u
waza smierc swoich "a chwi-
lowe roz}aczenie, sk}ada VIE
nice wdzieczno5ci ma grobie
ich, i odchodzi W dom sw6j
z przekonaniem zobaczenia
ich W nowem zyciu, m6wi
i'm w duszy: do widzenia.
A choc chwilowo zap1acze,
to pociecha wraca W SERGE,
ME re socyalistycznych pre-
kona6, ale wskutek obietnicy
chrzesciahskiej zobaczenia
os6b W nowem zyciu
ulepszenia. ,,Btogos}awieni
kt6rzy placza, albowiem beda
pocieszeni."
Tenn Characterization ha-
Stem krzepi sic ludzkosc. b.
czerpie size do swych
z przekonania, re one
go przezyja ma ziemi, ale jego
s1awy razem z cia}em jego
ME pogrzebia W grobie, DO
re bedzie dalej zy} ma
5wiecie, a duch jego
bedzie sic cieszy} gdy potion
nose u~niesmiertelni dzialal-
nose jeg6 W pomniku, obra-
.ie, lub ksiazce. f.. ..
Czyzby mia} zniknac W
ziemi nasz Stefan Czarniecki,