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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
MURRAY NEWS NOTES


SPECIAL TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, May 29.-"Bnly" Wall. whiIo
engaged in lifting a heavy piece OF steel at
the Highland Boy smeltcr. had the misfor.
tune TO slip and fall, the heavy pioco of steel
falling with great deal Of force upon his
right leg The member was broken below
tho knee, Edgar Wright. also n steel worker
NJ tho Highland Boy, had his head badly
bruised by the falling Of buckclful oil
small bolts. The bolts came with such force
that Mr. Wright was procipi'ated 10 the
ground and rendered unconscious. Mrdical
attention was given both the unfortunatcs.
Alma Clark. in ondeayor To stop his
team which was getting beyond his control,
stood up in ,he seat Of the wagon TO tighten
his hold the reins. and tho wagon striking
n run threw him with considerable force
20 tho hard roadbcd wherc he lay uncon-
scious, while tho horses, dragging the wagon,
went Gathering down State street. The ne,
cidcnt occurred yesterday afternoon, the team
becoming frightened at an object in the road.
The horses were stopped about four blocks
from the sccno OF the accident. while tho
driver was picked up and taken 10 doctor.
whore IL was found that he had badly dam.
aged head and bruised about the bndv
Since the strikers have returned TO their
work at the American smcltrr. Murrny Cijy
has been almost overrun with transients.
They como here 10 get the Jobs or the stril-
ers aud large number we're put TO work
during tho early period Of the strike, but
when the strikers finally went back 10 their
work some of the trsnsionts we're discharged
aud their Jobs gIven to the old men, Marshal
cot rid of this class of people fast as
possible and those who arc warned 10 go;
out of town and do not heed arc given terms
in The rjty's stronghold
Tho 'O5 graduating clars 81 The Jordan
school district met tho poSt week md
eanizcd into M association with kcnn'th Pear
son ms president, Amelia olcrn. vicc.proSi
don't: Irene Gardncr. secretary -trc1suvcr: lin
gcl Peterson Duncan GardDcr aud Louis
Gardner. executive board. With this lis,
Of officers the class win enroll moro mem
berg
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ACTION Is INSTITUTED
ON A BUILDING BOND


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 22.-Allegng that VII
liam l. Russell has failed to fulfill the
obligations OF a bond which he signed
as surety along with the plaintiff, John
w. F. Volker has begun nn action in the
district court against Russell. in which
he asks judgment for $500.
On April %, 1908, the plaintiff says he
and Russell, as sureties, with Checkctas
q Bradeson as principals. signed bond
for $780, agreeing that Cbecketts &
Bradeson, local contractors. were TO con-
struct o four-room brick bungalow for
Angus 1,ockhead at Harrisvlle. and pro-
tect him from any laborers or mechan-
les liens which might be filed. After
ward. the complaint SAYS, the contractors
failed to erect tho building according to
the plans. which necessitated the plain
tln eNpending $500 personal funds for tho
completion of the work
Russell, according TO the complaint. has
refused 10 bear his portion of this cH-
pense which he obligated himself as one
of The sureties on the bond. and judg-
ment Tor the full amount is asked against
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
TABERNACLE CHOIR TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

SpeclnI 10 Iho Tribune.
OGDEN May 2o-As a substitute for
Ogden tabernacle Sunday: the tabernacle
choir. with assisting soloists. VIII render
the oratorio Lazarus" Mrs. Belle Sal
mon Ross will preface each part of the
beautiful work with explanatory talks,
The numbers and sooists follow:
PART I.
Explanatory talk ......,....,...M Mrs. Ross
Soprano air. Now a Certain Man
...... ........... Miss Ruby Geddes
Chorus Chorus -. '5;,G9d .:S;-t 2s Of Life and Light
thai. :. -. Miss Myrtle Ballingcr
Soprano and, chorus, The Way Is
Long and Dreary" ..........,.....
,....i.'..a.o,. Miss Geddes, and Choir
sopIsne snd male chorus cafG t Is NaI'0'' Not
Death to Die" "..................
-. Miss Ballinger and men OF choir.
PART II.
Explanatory talk. ...,.... Mrs. Ross
soprHno s2,s Then Martha WGnt Nint E.jIus.r Mlth
Soprano, she Saith Unto Him ''s 90"
.,.................M Miss Maud BeInsp
Chorus with soprano obligato, Thou
An MISS sse Belnsp. n Miss Baliinscr. choir.
BARTON, "Anc When She s., Said"
Double quartet and chorus, Come Ye
Solo, ,, Then When Mary Came Where ;, :
Solos and chorus: 20; Love Divine.
Solo, Jesus Cometh TO the Grave.
Solo. "iesus Lifted Up Hi; , Eyss@;
.,,..., ..,;;;.;;.;;::.. Miss Ballinger
Chorus. aye Heights OF Heaven Adore
Him ......., Tabernacle choir
Joseph Ballantyne director,
Sam +, Whitaker. accompanlst.
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INTERNAL INJURIES
ARE CAUSE OF DEATH

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 22,-Internal injuries, re-
sulting from being thrown from wagon
in which he was driving along Wall ave-
nue near Twenty third street last Tues
day, caused the death OF Rudolph Kremer
OF 2050 Bailantyne avenue this afternoon,
The horse which Kroner was driving
became frightened at some boys playing
IN the street and tipped the wagon over,
throwing Kremcr to The ground His in
jurics We're not regarded as dangerous
\ pain in his side OF which he complained
was attributed to pleursys
Later II developed that the accident
had ruptured the abdominal lining. which
caused peritonitis, Mr., Kremer was
native OF Holland. He came to this
country in 1881 md lived for a time at
Grand Rapids before coming to Utah. His
wife and daughter Mrs. J. G. s. Abcls.
and two adopted sons survive Mr.. Kre-
mer was 90 years of age,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
OFFICER LEAVES TO BRING
BURGLAR BACK TO OGDEN
Special To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 22.--AImed with requisl-
ton papers Issued by Gov. William Spry
yesterday, City Detective James +, Pen
der left for Boisc this afternoon TO bring
George Guntz TO Ogden. where he is
wanted for the burglary OF the residence
OF A. p. Bigelow, several months ago.
Kunlz was arrested IN the Idaho capital
on a similar charge. but fearing that he
would he released on a technicality the
send an officer with requisitlon papers
at once.
Articles of jewclry which were stolen
from the Biseiow residence We're found
rested al Boise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
NEW WEST ACADEMY
TO CLOSE THIS WEEK
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

special 10 Tho tribune.
LEII. May 22.-The now West academy
holds its closing exercises next week This
has been its most successful year. Seven
students will graduate, bringing the total up
70 over forty. who will hold their frs. an.
nua banquet in the /. o. O. +. hall next
Monday evening
Monday evening will he the alumni ban.
quet nnd programme in tho I. o. o. T. hall.
Tuesday evening in the school rooms the
primary students will present Aladdin S
Wonderful Lamp. Wednesday evening in
thr samc building tho grammar grade students
will present tho play Mrs. Wigs OF tho
Cabbage Patch.' after which the Rev. J
c. Smith Of Provo will present the diplomas
to the graduates.
Thursday will he promotion exercises for
all the grades.
This has been the fourth year with Miss
Snlhe 3. Porter as principal oi the school.
hut will probably be her last. MS next month
she returns 20 Fulton, Wis. where she will
become tho bride OF DR.. J. 3 Hanf. Miss
Jessie Palmer and Miss Lou Dysinger will
return to ilieir homes in Michigon and Mis-.
souri, for their summer vacations.
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MRS. MORSE TRUE TO
HER CONVICT HUSBAND
Gladly Sells Jewels to Help Pay
His Debts: Accuses Persons
of Prominence.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Mrs. Clemen.
tine Morse, wife Of Charles w. Morse,
tho former banker, asserted in an in
terview today that long ago persons
high ia power vowed that they would
ruin her husband, and that they have
kept their VOW, against Justice and
truth. Mrs. Morse declared that gov.
ernment officials had boasted also that
they would cause Morse's downfall
but Mrs. Morse said that she did not
then believe the courts conld be used
as a party to the plans of her husband g
enemies
GLOW many people know that my
husband has paid every dollar owed to
every depositor in the Bank of North
Amcrica?'' she asked. adding.
''Of an Indebtedness Of $1,000,000,
more than 81 DOC. 900 has been paid, and
if Mr.. Morse bad his liberty he would
not owe "A penny today. it is incredi.
bic 10 me that conrt can be used to
destroy man s. property and his family
made to suffer.
Mrs. Morse said she had sold her
iewclry gladly TO pay the claims
against her husband, and one claim
against her, which was absolute black
mail. but which WAS paid to avoid mo-
toriety. Practically all of the furnish
ings OF the handsome home at 72S
Fifth avenue, Mrs. Morse said, had been
sold for the benefit Of the creditors,
and the house was about to be sold
over her head. FWhen ! leave | will
have no home; don u know where I
shall go,' she added.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
ATTRACTIVE INVITATIONS
FOR THE COMMENCEMENT
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 22-Attractive invita-
tons have been issued by the Smithso-
nian Business college TO the eighteenth
commencement excrclces, which will be
held, next Thursday evening al the First
siSts Of vocal and instrumental selections.
Tho Grant school orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish the music. President
A. X Haywood Of the Weber club viii
deliver the class address. and the invo-
cation Will be delivered by the Rev. C; w
presentation OF diplomas 10 the forty-two
graduates from the several departments
viii bc made by President j. a. Smith
and faculty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
IN OGDEN CHURCHES

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 22--The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, will hold services at IL
r. m. in the new Masonic temple Sun
day. Subject soul and Body" Sun
day-school at o;i5 n. n. Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings are held at
p. n. The public Is cordially invited
to attend all these services.
German Evangelical st. Pauls church,
at Lutheran church, Twenty-third street
and jefferson avenue; Rev. G, HUH,
pestor-Sabbath- school at p. m. every
Sunday Preaching services the second
and fourth Sundays OF each month. For
an exception, the usual service on the
fourth Sunday will he held on the fifth
Sunday this month. In observance OF the
Pentccost. All Germans are cordially
invited to attend.
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DECISION FAVORABLE TO
GOVERNMENT INDICATED

tion of Tho court of anneals of tbe his.
trict of Columbia in the case of tho
Alsop Process company of st. Louis
against Secretary of Agriculture Will
sor, in which the flour company seeks
to have the secretary recede from his de-
termination TO prosecute manufactures
Of bleachcd flour, decision favorable
to the government, was ,foreshadowed.
The court apparently took the position
that the Alsop Process company had not
been injured by the secretary's action,
which was not directed against the ma
chInery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
WHY NEW GOVERNOR
OF ALASKA WAS NAMED

WASHINGTON, May 22-In connec.
tion with the recent appointment OF
Walter E. Clark to be governor Of Alas
ka, succeeding Governor Hoggatt before
the latter s term of four years has ex.
pired, the following statement was made
public at the White house today:
Governor Hoggatt of Alaska stated
TO the president a number of times his
desire to be relieved Of the office OF
governor, and the appointment of Mr..
Clark was not made until a telegram
had been sent BIZ Governor Hoggatt fix
ing a time when he asked TO be re-
lieTed -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
HALF-TH0USAND ORPHANS
GUESTS OF BACHELORS

NATCHEZ. Miss, MAY 22.-One of
the interesting events of today was the
visit of 500 orphans to the battleship
Mississippi as guests Of the Bachelors of
Natchez.
The battleship received her second
piece of silver today when United States
Senator John Sharp Williams, presented
to Captain Fremont an exQuisitely hand
beaten punch bowl. Captain Fremont
was vlsibly touched by the reception ac-
corded himself, his officers and men,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
NEWS OF PARK CITY
'pecial 10 The Tribune.

nPecinl to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Mny 22.-The alumni of the
Park City High school held the regular
meeting at the homo OF Miss Laura Townsend
Inst evening whom the following officers were
elooted: Lorenzo Muirbrook, president; Kcl'
Io Jennings, vicc.president. Maggie Wikon,
""orctary; Ella Lypchc treasurer. com
Tit'"o " arrangements composed of The
nisses Townsend, Snyder, jennings, Shields
Wisson, Deasou and Barnico.t will hav"
cnarSc or tho entertainment and dance 10 hn
gwen In tho ]! O, .. F. hall Juno {, Mt which
time the now alumni members will he initin-
ted special meeting viii he held NJ the
home OF Miss Townsend Saturday evening 10
complete arrangements for The entertainment
Ihe Hlo Grande passenger train duo to
leave here at 3.d5 p. m. will change time
on sunday. May 20, and will hereafter leave
rms city at 3;10 p. m. This change in time
IS made for the purpose OF making conncc
tiops with The Tintic branch OF tho Rio
Grandc Western. Tho trnin will lenye Salt
Bake at tho usual time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Griffin Company Sues.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, May 22.--Suit was begun in
the district court this afternoon by the
II, L. Griffin company against the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company for
$330.0S damages. which. it is claimed. re-
suited to a shipment OF potatoes intrusted
20 the company at ReXburg, Ida, TO be
declares that through tho negligence of
the railroad company the potatoes were
exposed TO the weather and were uumar
ketable when the shipment reached Its
destination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Dickinson Imnrnves

WASHINGTON. May 22,-sccretary of
War Dickinson. who is i'll OIL board the
proved, according to a wireless message
received at the navy yard today from
that vessel. The Mayhower is expected
TO arrive from the south at the navy yard
Sunday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Young Ladies' to Dance.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. MAY 22.-The young ladies of
st. Joseph's church have issued Invita-
tions to dancing party, which Will be
given at the Congress dancing academy
Friday evening, May 2S. The patronesses
are Mrs. a. n. Haywood Mrs, Don Ma
guire Mrs. George Matson and Mrs. D. A,
Smyth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Pleads Not Guilty.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 22.-Nck Vacos. charged
with murder in the first degree for killing
John Contos, another Creek. on the even
ing of April :, last, was arraigned in the
district court this morning and entered
n plea Of not guilty No date was set
for the trial, the matter being left open
until the attorneys interested can agree
upon some suitable time.
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Thrown From Buggy,
Special 10 The Tribune.

SDerlaI % TFe TrlnlIne.
OGDEN. May 22.--Whilc driving down
Twcnty-fourth street shortly after 10
o'clock this evening. c. II. Butler. and
several ladies' with him. were thrown
from the buggy in which they were
riding. in a collision with an automobile
driven by Charles White. The accident
occurred at The corner OF Washington
avenue and Twenty fourth street None
OF the occupants OF the buggy was In
jurcd, but the vehicle was badly smashed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Prominent Man Accused.

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Adrian =. Honore,
brother of Mrs, Potter Palmer and him
self a prominent society man. is made
defendant In a suit for 100000 damages
fled here today by James III. Lapeari.
who charges alienation OF his wifes af-
fcctions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Big Movement of Cash.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Employecs OF
the knickerbocker Trust company today
moved more than S50oo o00, 600 in cash and
securities from the former quarters Of the
institution at IS Broadway to the new
home OF the company, few doors down
Broadway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
iest-Editor Murdered

Ignatus, leader Of the Monarchlstic cr-
ganiZation In Tomsk. and editor of the
Monarchst organ, was found murdered
in his bed today. The crime was actu-
ated by political motives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Given Ninety Days.

Spocia 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, May 22.-Johason Bcrryman.
known as Nip given 90 days IN
the county Jail today for robbipg sheep
camp orth; some days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Soon Got "Pinched' Again.
SDeciul 10 Tho Tribune

OGDEN. May 22-Charles Boda. re-
Gently released by Judge Murphy OF the
police court from a charge OF YaSranCy,
was again arrested this evening by Pa
troman Layne charged with stealing six
pairs of trousers from the clothing store
OF Rosenbluth e Oppman. The trousers
were found in his possession.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Banker Sent to Prison.

ST PAUL. MINI, May ga. u. Drew.
former president Of the defunct Bank OF
Hamine, state bank, was sentenced 10
two years In prison today. a stay was
granted Drew was accused OF receiving
deposits IN an insolvent bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
Park City Ore Shipments.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. May 22.-Following are the
orc shipments from Park City i'll pounds for
tho present week:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

A private safe may be rented in tho
ERE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

The isis and the Crescent never
show pictures alike.
Enough.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

Tho Isis and the Crescent never
show pictures alike.
Enough.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
''GRYF"

w Koscierzynie ma Kaszu-
bach wydaje DR.. Majkowski,
|znany outor kilku dziei
mniejszych W narzeczu ka-
szubskim, miesiecznlk
"Gryf." Jestto pisemko bar
do zaJmujace szczeg6lnie =
tego powodu, il nietvlko pl-
SIZE ola kaszub6w pc koszub-.
e ku lecz tez pc polsku Ola
O. kaszubach. Kosz~
=tuje ia ca}y rok $500
Adres: "Gryf' Ko6cierzyna
Berent, West Preussen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

2-5. w swieta cd 1911. We VITO,
.>owiada}, ze jest ,,Synem
Bozym."
Lud, kt6ry 20 zadowole.
patrzy} ma te przygo-
okrzykami zacheca-
lac robotnik6w do pospiechu
umilkli nagle.
Przysz33a najstraszniejsza
:chwila,
Skaza1cy mieli gwozdzia
nj bye przybici do krzyz6w.
Gdy zo1nierze ujeli Naza-
.rehczyka, ably rozpoczaC Qd
Niego, na~inikczemniejsi ma
wet Z posr6d tego t}umu
wstrzasneli sic 2 obawy.
Powietrze och}od1o nagle.
Jaka cisza, %ojcze!
szepne}a Estera, tulac sic do
Simonidesa. ...-.
: A On, p~rzypominajac So
bic katusze, przez kt6re
przechodzii sam, drzal ma
calem ciele.
- Me patrz ma to, Este
no, ME patrz! - m6wj}, spu-.
yszczajac glove. - Ida nj
sic, il CT, co stoja tn i pa
'trza - tax samo niewinni,
i winni tel Smierci -
re wszyscy beda przekleci "a
te godzine.
Baltazar upad} twarza ma
ziemie.
- Synu Hura! m6wif
fSimonides 20 wzrastajaca
= Synu Hura, jes]i
Pan ME. wyciagnie prawicY,
a spieszno, zguba Izraelowi,
zguba. nam. wszystkim.
Ale Juda odpar} 20 spoko-
jem:
- Czcigodny, mia}em wi
dzenie i rozumiem teraz, ja-
5ko sic to STAG musi...
=: A tym ll': ma wzg6rzu
przygotoWania SLY dalej.
Straz obrala Nazare6czyka
= lego STAT, tax, ze pred
oczyma wszystkich stanaf ma
81, jeno z przepaska ma bio
drsch. Plecy mial poranione
cd biczowania, kt6re by1 wy
trzymal owego roranka. Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

~ S:&ia-: q
rza1y nienawi6cia.
Ma wzg6rzu ponad legioni'
stami, W otoczeniu nauczy-
cie]i rabin5w, stall arcyka-
plan a }atwo go by}o poznat
20 z1ocistych ezatach j pc
[dumie, co przezierala z Gu
lei postawy i oblicza.
A wyzej jeszcze, "a sa-
mym szczycie, " posrodku.
dw6ch z}oczy6c6w, tax, IL
kazdy czlowiek owycb
ltrzech milion6w m6g1 &c
widziec = stall Nazare6czYk
Iw koronie cierniowej.
|. | Judzie zda1o sic teraz,
Fee mad ia 6wieta g}owa uno-
Fsza sic wypisane s}owa kt6re
lyle razy z ust Jego s}ysza}:
,,Jam jest Zmartwychsta-
|nie i .Zycie."
Slysza} je w6wczas, ME ro-
zumiejac ich z~naczenia - to-
raz poczyna}o mu to bye jas.
nom.
Otto poza tenn lyciem trosk
i umartwie6 by}o niewatpli-
vie inne, piekniejsze stokrot
Il trwalsze.
I ME iron Dawidowy -
|jak chcia} on, Juda, wraz u,
Simonidesem -' lecz to zy-
Gle wieczne - jak wierzy}
Raltazar-musia}o bye die
dzictwem .Onego cichego
Me&a.
Lecz gdzie 6w Zywot i
Observation-Disclosures?
,,Jam JEST"
Zdawala sig movie posta6
lChrystusa. I s}owa To sp}y-
wa]y do duszy Judy; kojac
%zawody: rozpraszajac tajem:
nice, kt6re przez lyle lat
napr6zno usi1owal zrozu-
mice.
| Odg}os uderze6. mlota wyr-
wal go z zadumy.
Ma szczyc'e CORY kilku ro-
Ibotnik6w i zoinierzy czyni}o
PREY g%otowania. Dolly do wbi-
|cia krzyz6w by}y JUL wy
kopane, teraz do drzewa'
Iprzybij ano poprzecznice.
- Nakaz ludziom pos
piech-wo}a} arcykap'an do
setnika. - Ten oto-i wska.
za{ ma Nazare6czyka - mu-
81 umrze6, zanim s}o6ce zej-
die "a wzgorze i cia1o Jego
ma bye sprzatniete co. pre-
fdzej, ably zakon owl stale sic
fzado6c. .,....
>Lito6ciwy jakiS H6r6d &ol-
merry zblizy} sic. do Chry.
stusa, podajac Mu nap6j.
[Lecz Oh odm6wi}. Drugi
podszedi ku MENU 2 ezyi
IL ~. l@:.ss +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
HanhH !.
u u . 4
aHHHH NnnH1
3 BOG Sic R0DzI 3
II Il . Il
ans'n & J. !. !. az'kaaa
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E. ~ 't.| Z
= Chodzmy stad. - nag.
lil Simonides - chodzmy, a
rych}ol
Loci Juda ME s}ysza} to-
go wofania. Slepa zajad}o6t
tych t1um6w przywiodla mu
pred oczy mi]osierdzie, ja-
kie czynii ma kazdym kroku
Nazare6czyka.
1 przyporonia} sobie, jak
pred laty on sam wiedzio'
ny by} przez takiez stra@e,
jak tam prey studni W Ma
7aret m1OdZieniec o s}Odklem
obliczu spojrza} nan z milo
Sci i do ust mu podal dzban
ozywczej woody. 1 zda}o mu
sic teraz, 5e oczy to same
patrza ma niego i m6wia mu:
= Napoleon Gle spragnio-
nego, a ty co ola mic u
czynife6?
TAX, ME uczyni} nawet
wuzystkiego, co m6g} by u
czynicl Nale2a}o mu ME cd.
stepowa6 Galilejczyk6w j
strzedz ich .wierno6ci, jak
zrenicy Okla. i
= 0 Boze Izrae]a! -wolal
". bezsilnej rozpaczy - mic
ze JUL ME MONA zdzia}a6, MIC
zgo}a?
w tel chwili CLOS Simoni-
desa przynagla1 60 zn6w do
po6piechu.
Juda bezwiednie prawie
posunal sic zwawiej "a krze'
STEM kupca i "a lektyka.
Poch6d zblizal sic ku COL
gocie.
VII.
Ma zach6d cd miasta VINO.
silo sic wzg6rze magic, ka.
mieniste i ME rosfa ma MEM
roslinnosc zadna. Zwali je
pc zydowsku Ga]gota, q W
jezyku Rzymisn - Kalwa-
1ya.
Zwarty szereg zolnierzy o.
pasowa} je wa}em, poza
kt6rym zatrzyma} sic teraz
caly ten niezliczony t}um.
Tuz "a straza rzymska
stall Juda: i jego .towarzysze,
q: znalaz}szy sic tn, o;kna}
sic nagle 2 odretv ienia. I BY
10 mu, jak gdyby przez chwi-
le 6lepym by} ] przewidzia},
gluchym II s}yszal znowu
r%ozwidnila sic my6l jego i
rojmowa}, co sic naoko}o
dsiejje:
U stop Golgoty, JAZZ oki i !
siegnac, nj ziemi, nj ska}y
tylko zewszad glowy ludzkie,
q kazda patrza}a bezlitosnym
wzrokiem.
/ by}o tam %zgromadzo-