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Suggestive Questions on the Sunday
School Lesson by Rev DR.. Linscott

be answered. in writing by members OF
the club
Oct. 11-God's Promise to David
Chron, xvii.
Golden Text-There hath not failed
one word of all his good promise.
/ Kings, viii:56.
Verses ISIS blacksmith or ma
chinist. or farmer, or daily laborer,
just as dear to the heart of God as
one who is rich and in an exalted no.
sition?
Oct. 1S-David's Kindness to JON
athan's Son.-II Sam, tx.
Golden Textile We kind one to
another. tender-hearted, forgiving one
another ,Eph. iv:32
Verses 11-13-Should the state make
provision to keep the aged, and all who
are not able to support themselves?
Oct. 25-The Joy of Forgiveness.
Psalm 81
Golden Text-Blessed is he whose
transgression is forgiven, whose sim i=
covered. Psalm 32:1.
Verses 3-4-Compare two men. one
who bushes the voice of God in his
soul; and another who listens to that
voice and obeys, and say what. if any,
effect, the habits of these men will have
upon the length of their lives.
"A l.
vid.-II Sam. XIV
Golden Text-Honor thy father and
thy mother: that thy days may be long
upon the land that the Lord thy God
giveth thee. Elk xx:12
Verse 23-May we expect to win in
any battle if our hearts are filed with
fear?
Nov. S-David 'Grieves for Absalon. II
Sam. xviii.
Golden Text-A foolish son is a
grief to his father Prov. xvii:25.
Verse 33-What can you say, for OF
against, the pathetic grief of this heart
broken father, at the death of his worse
than worthless son?
Nov. 15-The Lord Our Shepherd
Psalm g.
Golden Textile Lord is nv Shep-
herd; l shall not want Psalm 23:1
Verse docs scientific research and
our fuller knowledge of the vast net-
work of worlds in the universe. tend n
weaken or strengthen our faith in Gods
individual love and care for each per-
son?
Nov 22-Solomon Amounted King.
Kings i:1-2:12
Golden Text-Know thou the Cod n
thy Father and serve him with a ner-
feet heart and with willing mind. I
Chron. xxvii:9.
Verse 6-Are unusual good looks, and
ability. generally a help or a hindranc.
to character?
Nov. 29-World's Temperance Sunday
Isaiah xxviii:1
Golden Text keep under nv body
and bring it into subsection. 1 Cor.
ix:27
Verse 2-Is il possible for nation nj
drinkers to permanently prosper?
Dec 6-Solomon Chooses WISDOM
Kings iii:4-15
Golden TeXt-The fear of the Lord l.
the beginning of wisdom. Proverbs
ix:10.
Verse 1S-Will every true Christia n
have all the riches and honor that are
good for him?
Dec. 13-Solomon Dedicates the Tenn
ple.-I Kings viii.
Golden Text was glad when they
said unto me let us go into the house of
the Lord Psalm 122.1
Verses 1-11-What is the chief institu-
ton of nation, and what is the chief
duty of a man?
Dec 20-Solomon's Downfall. 1 Kings
xi:4-13
Golden Text-Thou shalt have no
other gods before me- Elk xx:3.
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RT. REV. LAURENCE scANLAN.

While we all gladly welcome the ma
terial advancement of this city. it would
be well for us to ever bear in mind that
the city that advances not on the lines
of Christianity. the city that has not for
its foundations the truth, the justice and
judgment of Cod is but built on sand
Unless the Lord build the house, vain
do they labor who build it,
As the homes of the nation make or
mar its destiny, so the future true great
ness of Salt Lake City depends upon the
sanctity of its homes and the religious
teaching. the morality. that is instilled
into the youthful mind there. AS the
twig is bent the tree is Inclined is an
old adage. as true as it is old, an adage
the parent and those entrusted with the
reins of government should always bear
in mind. The future inhabitants of Salt
Lake City are the children. Teach them
now the principles of morality. Let them
know, and know full well that the basis
OF all civilization rests on the knowl-
edge and light and justice of God. These
things do now. Sow the good seed in
the springtime that when you and !, dear
reader, rest under the dull cold clay
those children may be a credit to the
State of Utah
Wishing all the inhabitants of this
mountain region a prosperous, happy and
virtuous New Year followed by the ear
yours many long years to work for the
material and religious advancement of
Utah, and that all will share in the joy-
Gus greetings that will fall from the
lips of millions today, Happy New
Year. l. SCANLAN.
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Congregational.

Phillips Congregational Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. P. A. Simp-
kin, pastor. Services this day at II and
7:45 with sermons by the pastor. The
Christmas music will include: Choral.
''Thee We Adore" Lorenz: choral, 'Joy
Fill the Heart Tiday," Porter; choral,
Calm on the Listening Ear Adams
solo, 1.-THE Messiah Miss Hasbrouck ;
male quartet, Bethlehem Star" Wilson
male quartet. Silent Night +. Pepper
Sunday school at 12:30; Christian En-
deavor at $50. Cordial welcome to all
worshippers.
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ, Scientist-336 E
Third South street Sunday school at ga
a. m; church services at II a. m and
p. M, subject: Christian Science: We'd
nesday evening at o'clock a meeting j.
held for the purpose of telling of the heal
ing of sin and disease. Free reading room.
open, daily, except Sunday from 10 a. m
to D. m. in rooms 5O6-507 Scott build
ing, 16S Main street
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian society-13S South Sec
ond East. William Thurston Brown, min
lister. Sunday preaching service at IL a.
M. subject of sermon: 1.-The Transitory
and the Eternal; special music by Unity
quartet; Sunday school at 1870; Lloyd AL
lance meeting is omitted until Jan. s.
Social Science club Friday evening at s.
with lecture by Mr.. Brown on THE Spir-
itual Significance of Walt Whitman -
This lecture is preparatory to a series on
different phases of Whitman's thought
and is open to the public.
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Lutheran,

English Lutheran Church-336 South
Fourth East street. F. W. Bussard, pas
tor. Sunday school opens at 10 a. m. !:
meeting for rehearsal and practice at 3
p. m. at which all those having parts are
expected to be present. Christmas trees
and exercises Monday evening at O'Clock.
Church: Christmas service at II O'Clock.
with celebration of the Lords Supper. the
confessional service Immediately preced-
ing. Solo by Miss Emma Heckner
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Review-Read Prov. iv.
Golden Text-Keep thy heart with All
diligence; for out of it are the issues of
life. Prov iv:23
A profitable review of the last twelve
lessons may be had from the plan
which follows. Read each lesson for the
term. and then repeat the Golden Texts,
and answer one question from each les
son as follows:
Oct.4-David Brings the Ark to Jeru-
salem. ii Sam. 6.
Golden TeXt--Enter into his gates
with Thanksgiving. and into his courts
with praise. Psalm 1904.
Verses lift a man is highly edu-
Gated, successful and popular, but
neglects the house of God, and per-
sonal religion, what does he gain or
lose as result? CThis question must
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Xmas Pictures.

No better Christmas present than
good picture. We are showing large
variety, ranging in price from 80 cents
up. Early buyers have the best selec-
ton.
We do good picture framing at mod
crate prices
MIDGLEY-BoDEL CO., SO E. LIST So
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Christian.

Central Christian Church-Corner Of
Third East and Fourth South one block
east of county building. Rev. Albert Bux-
ton. PHI D., pastor Residence, 4s6 Fifth
East. Ind. phone 1891: Sunday school at
9:45 a. M: preaching by Dr. Buxton at
II a. M and 7:45 p M: Christian En-
deavor at $50 p m: proper meeting We'd
nesday night: DR.. BuXton's sermon topics
Sentiment and Sense OF Christmas and
do 1t Now.
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Fern Bitner. president: Mrs. Olive Ha-
vens. leader of the devotional service
Good music will be furnished Watch
night service Thursday evening, begin
East Second South street. will serve tea
for the Ladies Aid and their friends
Tuesday afternoons from 2:S0 to 4:3e-
First Methodist Episcopal church, Sec
ond East and Second South streets, DIR.
Francis Burgette Short, pastor.-Preach-
ing at II a. m; subject. 1.-THE Wonderful
One" solos by Mrs. Martha Royle King
and Claude ]. Nettleton. Sunday school
at 1915 p. m; J. NJ. Settle, superintend-
ent. Epworth league 2t $50 p. M. Miss
Gaby, president; Miss Eleanor Elliott,
leader. Christmas entertainment at 100
D. M; anthems by choir; solos by Mrs.
Daley and Miss Mills; class exercises
Miss Heckner's, Mrs. Nuss'. Miss Sneve-
ley's; song by little Miss Marsh; recita-
lions by the Ward brothers; Christmas
songs.
Norwegian and Danish NJ. E. Church
523 South Fourth East, H. I. Hansen, pas
tor Sunday school at d. m. and preach
ing at 3 D. m. All Scandinavian people
are most cordially invited.
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
Third South near Eighth West. H. l. Han
sen. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. n. !:
preaching at II a. m; junior league at 3
p. m; Epworth league at $50. Spe cial
services will be held every evening this
are most cordially invited to all these
services.
Second NJ. E Churck-Fourth East near
Eleventh South, H. |. Hansen, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m: Epworth
league at 6:15 p. m: preaching at p. m. /:
prayer meeting Wednesday evenink at 7;30.
All are cordially invited.
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Adventist.

| Church corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets: Rev. S. G. Huntington pas
tOr.-Sabbath school. 10 a. m: quarterly
services, IL a. M; Young Peoples meet
| ing, p. m. Preaching Sunday, 7:45 D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
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s.. Paurs EpiscopaI Church-Main an.
Methodist.

Tiff NJ f. church, Ninth East and
First South streets. d. NJ Helnick, pas
tor--Preaching by the pastor at II a. M
and 1:30 p. m. Miss Rasband will sing a
solo at the morning service. Sunday
school al 10 O'Clock. c. f. Hamren. super
intendent- Epworth league at $50; Miss
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Lutheran.

Danish Evangelical Lutheran church:
Rev. Harald Jensen, pastor; residence Ct
p street-Christmas festival at D. m. at
the Swedish Lutheran church. corner of
Second South and Fourth East streets.
High mass with the full liturgy sung by
the choir Sermon by Rev. Harald Jen-
sen. The childrens Christmas tree festi-
val with selections rendered by the Sun
day school. Two Christmas trees. Re
freshments served in the basement where
the gifts will be distributed. Free lotto
tickets to all All Danish and Norwegian
people most cordially invited.
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Verses 6-S-Hundreds of strong.
oralny men are serving long terms in
penitentiaries; what proportion of them
would be there, if they had been true
to the Christian God?
Lesson for Sunday, Jan. 3. 19O9.-The
Ascension of Our Lord. Acts i:1-I4.
Copyright. 1908. by Rev. T. s. Lins-
colt, d. ID
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Dr.. GamhIe Moved .

Dr. G.. A Gamble, osteopath. has
opened office and treating room at
226-7-s and g. Atlas block. No change
in phone numbers.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

st. Marks cathedral, 225 East First
South street, Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
dean--Sunday after Christmas est johns
day. Holy communion at a. m sun
day school at 9:f5 a. m. Morning PRAYER.
holy communion and sermon at II
O'Clock: Right Rev. F. S. Spalding. bish-
op OF Utah, will preach. Choral evening
prayer ana special music at 7:90 O'Clock.
st Pauls Episcopal Church-Main and
Fourth South streets. Rev Charles 10.
PERKINS, rector Holy communion a. m
Sunday school at 9:45 A. m: morning
service and sermon at II O'Clock: Bible
class at $50 p m; evening PRAYER and
sermon to Argenta Masonic lodge at 80
clock; children's Christmas festival on
Monday evening at T:30 O'Clock Visitors
welcome. All seats free
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Third Presbyterian church. corner Elev-
| enth East and Eleventh South. Herbert
| E HAYS. pastor: Wade Loofbourow, SUI
perintendent of Sunday school-Preaching
service at IL a. m; subject, The Cos
| pel;" Christmas missionary program by
the Sunday school; Sunday school at
12:l5: lesson. review; Christian EndeavoT
| at $50 D. M: topic, missions in China;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:S0 p. m.
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PresbXterian.

First Presbyterian Church-There will
be special music both morning and even
| ing the Sunday following Christmas day,
| with stringed Accomplishments by Mr..
Skeletons orchestra. The quartette is
| composed of Mrs. J. c. Taylor, Miss Web
| ling, Fred c. Graham, and J. W. Curtis.
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German Lutheran St Johns church.
Seventh South and State. Streets: Rev
William J. Lankow. pastor.-Preparatory
service for holy communion at 10 a. m.
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sharp. Service. with celebration of holy
communion, at 1880 a. m. On New
Years day there will be service at 1879
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Westminster Presbyterian church.

Westminster Presbyterian church, in
the /. o. o. F. hall, Charles Curtis Nc
Intire. pastor; phone, Bell 2S15-Mornins
worship. IL; sermon. Loss Through
Avoidable Limitation by the pastor:
evening service 1870: sermon, How to
Make 1909 the Best Yet" The choir will
repeat the Christmas music at the even
ing service: Mr.. Ross Draper. director.
Sunday school, 12:15; Mr.. s. Morning, su-
rerintendent Brotherhood Bible class
i215: Senior Christian Endeavor society
$50 1.-The New Life of China" prayer
meeting Wednesday night. 7:45, The
Place of Emphasis in My Spiritual Life, F"
at $50 Sixth avenue.
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First Presbyterian Church-South Tenn
pie and streets, Rev. William NJ. Pa
den DID. pastor. Morning service at IL
o'clock: evening service at 1:45 O'Clock
Christmas services both morning ami
evening. with special music by the choir
and congregation: Sunday school at u -
night at Z: midweek Service on Wednes-
day evening: teachers meeting at 7:30:
PRAYER and conference at p. m Every
body cordially invited to all these ser
vices
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

wrazenie niedoleznego pre-
kladu angielskiego przez
kogos, co ma1o bardzo ma
pojecia Q mszy sw. j Q sa-
kramentach. Przeciez W
Chicago Jest chyba ludzi do
syc, CODY potrafili sprawe
TAXA codzienna jasno ludowi
przedstawi6.i dobra polszczy-
INA. - Take bazgraniny u
chodzi}y kiedy6, ale dis pre-
ciez juz ME szeWcy zbankru-
towani Tub krawcy stoja ma
czele w~ydawnictw polskich'
przeto, m1odziezy polska, gdy
cheese uchedziG "a polska
ME kalecz jezyka~ ucz sic:
abysmy sic "a Gle wstydzif
ME musieli +!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
Uczmy dziec1 nasze czytac
pisa6 / movie pc polsku
TO 0W0
~: g @e"@~

Partya ludowa w. Galicyi
wzmaga sic z kazdym rokiem.
W o%statnich wyborach do
sejmu ~krajowego ludowcy
powazne odniesli zwyciestwo:
z dwudziestu szesciu handy
dat6w l%udowych wybrali die
wietnastu. Jestto W polityce
galicyjskiej objaw dodatni,
DO badz co bad& partya lu-
dowa dotad najwieksza 3D.
znaczala sic zywoscia i ener-
gia, vice aczkolwiek daleko
jej jeszcze do absolutnej
wiekszosci, reprezentowana W
tax pokaznej liczbie, poru-
sly j zniewoli inne partye
do zywszego<z ajecia sic spra-
wami krajoweni. Me ulega
tel watpliwosci,: &c dotych-
czasowe powodzenie partyi
ludowej >zachecat nie oprze-
stanie5 W przysz}oscF pre-
wodc6w, jak i. lud, sam, do
pniecia sic coraz powazniej-
szego ] usilniejszego do celu:
CieszY powinien TAXI obrot
polityki .galicyjskiej dobrze
zyczaesych :spr&wie narodowej,
zw1aszcza, re ludowcy .otwar-
Gle i s~tanowczo wypieraja sic.
:wspolnictwaa z. partya socya-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

listyczna, dawniej utrzy-
mywano, re ludowiec i So
cyalista to jedno, - drugie]
strony zas staraja sic wcale
niedwuznacznie O przychyl-
nose d~uchowiehstwa. Daj Bo-
re, ably Stronnictwo ludowe
~wytrwalo W uciazliwej piracy
naprawy stosunk6w ekono-
micznych W Galicyi, DO juz
czas ~najwyzszy, ably sic ia
wzglednie Observation-Disclosures
dzielnica Polski dzwigne}a z
biedy i nedzy i stane}a ma
r6wni W postepie chocby z
Wielkopolska. Tuszymy So
bic, re Galicya nareszcie
wkroczy}a ma w~}a6oiwa droge,
zyczymy jej przeto szybkiego
odrodzenia! -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
KORESPONDENCYE
- g
BREMOND, Tex.
II marca 1908.

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Prosi1bym 0 ma}y ustep W
poczytnem Wia:usie i O ma
szej kolonii, DO juz dawno
mic tax nowego mkt ME pi-
sal a ia by}em chory ma cry
pc vice take ME pisa1em,
DO ME mog1em; vice zaczy-
nam z nowina, re many pick
ne easy vice tez nasi far.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
M1}o66 czy samolub.
stwU i %nienawiSc?

stwU i %nienawiSc?
i.
W zyciu narod6w tax sa-
mo, jak W zyciu jednostek,
wystepuja dwie wrecz pre-
ciwne sobie daznosci ku ze'
pewnieniu bytu i potegl:
mi}o6c z jednei strony a sa-
molubstwo i nienawiS6 z dru-
giej. Oba to prady maja swych
zwolennik6w W kazdym ma
lodzie, maja ich tel wsr6d
naszych po]skich dzis}aczy-
polltycznych. G}6wnym
p~rzedstawicielem ~pierwszego
pradu, to jest togo pradu,
kt6ry tax W zyciu jednostek,
jak i W zyciu narodowem
kaze kierowac sic mi1oscia,
lest u mas Stanis}aw Szcze-
panowski, g1oany niegdys
dzia}acz ma pold narodowem
W Ga]icyi. ~Przedstawicielam1
drugiego pradu, kierujacego
sic W politvce samolubstwem
So Balicki i DmoWski. 49,:
Oba to prady maja jeden
szczery eel: .dobro narodu
polskiego, oba prady wyp}y-
waja z goracej milosci o.
czyzny w}asnego narodu'
Punkt wyjscia i eel jest je-
den, ty1ko5drogi- So rome,
TAX bardzo rome, 10 tylko
iedna z-nich moze bye dob
ra, moze doprowadzic do u
pragnionego celu. Wobec to-
go warto sic zasta aowic, jaka
droga jest ia dobra droga.
Jako chrzescianje katolicy
wybierzemy oczywiscie dro-
&c mi1osci blizniego,- pogar-
dzac bedziemy samolubstwem
i nienawiscia. Blizsze zapoz--
mamie sic z temi dwoma pra'
damn wykaze, ola czego wy
pieramy mi}osc, ola czego
staniemy postronie Stanis1a-
wa Szczepanowskiego.
Stanis}aw Szczepanowsk;
~wypowiedzia} swe mysli, zda-
MIA i daznosci W szeregu ar
tyku}6w pod nazwa "idea
(my6l) polska". Coz oznacza
ia "idea polska''?... ot6z silna
Ware W potege prawdy J
sprawie dliwoscj, potege, kt6-
ia W koffeu ~przezwycieia
wszelki gwalt, wszelka MES
prawiedliwo66. "Idea polska"t
razem z wieszczem naszym
Adamem Mickiewiczem VIE
rzy,,. 10 .gdyby prawda by}a.
szczerze ~urzeczywietniona,
powinna ona posiada6 to sa-
ma moe, kt6ra posiada gwa}t;
ze prawda imi}os6 moga wy
wiera6 te sama si}e, jak
gniew i %nienawis6.
"Idea polska" wierzy, re:
ludzkosci i wszech-
6wiatem rzadzi ostatecznie
sprawiedliwo6c. Jezeli nieraz
sic wydaje, jakoby sprawie=
dliwo6ci ME by1o jul ma zie-
mi, jakoby ona wzlecia1a by
Ia pod niebiosa, ably wiecej
ME wr6ci6 to jest to tylko|
uluda. Sprawiedliwo6c swr6ci,
jezeli my tyfko sami stara 6
: - -r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

sic bedziemy o to, by W ma
szych w}asnych czynach i da-
zno6ciach ob]awiafa sic spra-
wiedliwosc, zeby najprz6d
VI naszych w}asnych czynach
odbija1a sic ia chrzescians-
ka mi}o6c blizniego, wznie~
siona ponad wszystko.
Jezeli W zyciu jednostek
panowac beda szczerze praw-
da i sprawiedliwoSc, wten-
czas stana sic one take
podstawa zycia narod6w, boo
narody to zbicrowiska jed
nostek, jakiemi So jednostki,
takiemi So i narody. .Niechaj
~pomiedzy jednostkami i sta
Mani cafemi powstanie bra.
%terstwo,-a wtenczas spodzie-
wac sic mozemY urzeczy.-.
wistnienia celu ludzkosci, to
lest braterstwa LUDLOW, naro-
dow, wtenczas spodziewac sic
mozemy ~urzeczywistnienia
wolf Bozej, zeby by} jeden
pasterz j jedna owczarnia.
Dotychczas jeszcze daleko.
{, do tego idea}u, do tego, u
pragnionego stanu. Przyjdzie
: on raz. Czy PREDICT czy poi
niei, to zalezy cd naszego
stanowczego Tub ospa}egto
dzia}ania W tym kierunku.
J My Polacy, kt6rzy tax O.
:, krutnie odczuwamy polityke
samolubstwa i nienawisci,
powinnismy tenn usilniej da-
rye do togo, zeby ia Idea
, polska", bedaca ia sama, co
, Idea chrzescia6skas', ]ak
najpredzej przenikne}a wszy-
] stkich mieszka1c6w ca}ej
kuli ziemskiej. Stowem i
przyk1adem danny do tego,
DO zdaniem niesmiertelnych
!: naszych wieszcz6w jest to
pos}annictwen. narodu polls
kiego.
, Kazdy Polak, kazda Polka
powinna vice dazyc do lego;
zeby STAG sic jak najlepszym
: czionkiem jak najlepsza
: cz}onkinia narodu polskiego
i calej ludzkosci. Kazdy z mas
powinien sic uszlachetniac,
loskonalic sic az do boha-
terstwa, zeby nar6d nasz stall
} lie narodem behater6w. O.
: oowiazkiern naj6wietszym
rodzic6w jest wychowac swe
dzieci W duchu tych idea}6w
polskich. Wiemy bowiem,
.powiada s}usznie Stanis}aw
7 Szczepanowski, co nasi wies.-
cze juz dawniej wiedzjeli, re
musimy najprz6d dokonac
zmiany wewnelrznej narodu,
~wytworzy6 nova rase ludzi,
lzielniejszych cd narod6w
mas otaczajacych, a reszta
~padnie jak dojrza}y owoc z
frzewa history. -.
Poznawszy poglady zwolen-
lik6w ,,idei polskiej" vida
cych ideal Polaka W cz1owie-
ku szlachetnym, pe]nym po-
I5wiecenia, poczucia wolnosci
Ii sprawiedliwosci ola wszyst.
kich, rozpatrzymy sic teraz
" zasadach drugiego kierun-
ku, kt6ry ssmolubstwo ma
rodowe nazywa najwyzszem
prawem. +.
Samolubstwo narodowe zu-
peinio inaczej patrzy ma ma
sza. nrzaaz{0Ef ! ma nasza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19
!.'+. -,
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