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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
FARGO MAY De
HIGHLY HONORED
1T ls EXPECTED THAT THIS CITY
WILL BE SELECTED AS ONE or
The POINTS AT WHICH GREAT
LAYMEN's MOVEMENT coNvEN-
TON WILL BE HELD.

That Fargo will be one Of the ninety
cities in America to be selected for
one of the big conventions OF the Men
and Religion Forward Movement, is
evidenced by a communication re-
ceived by Secretary Wolf of the Y. M.
G. A. this morning.
For four years the international
committee of the n M c. a., various
religious brotherhoods and mems or
CARNATIONS, the International Sunday
School association and all other or
ganized Sunday school movements
with mems departments have been
working toward q big movement for
the evangelization of men in the
United States. The enlarged feature
of this movement is to begin at once
and is to reach, climax in the un-
usual campaign in ninety OF the chief
cities of the continent, OF which, it is
expected that Fargo will be one.
The movement is in a way similar
to the recent laymen's missionary
that was held in Fargo.
However, this movement is for men
only and will be carried on in behalf
of the christian life of the men and
bows in North America.
Secretary Wolf, a local minister and
aymen have been invited to attend a
meeting to be held in Buffalo Oct ID
and %, at which plans will be made
for the conventions to be held in the
farious cities. The delegates are linn
ted to representatives from ninety /
cities and there is strong probability |
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
FOUNTAIN AT OLYMPIA
Magnificent $500 Fountain Now in
Popular Candy store-Today Visit
ors' Day--Free Flowers.

The Olympia candy and fruit store
at the corner of Broadway and Second
avenue north is giving free souvenir
flower to every visitor at the store to-
day and this evening. This souvenir
day calls the attention of the public
to the beautiful $4,000 fountain, the
best in the state. which has Just been
installed in this handsome store. The
fountain is a model of artistic work
manship, made Of exquisite onyx and
marble, tastefully decorated and finish-
ed with rich-looking electrical Ak
lures. In the background Is a wall
mirror highly ornamental, that makes
the whole effect magnificent.
The Olympia has been recently re-
modelled and redecorated and has now
one of the most neat and artistic in
teriors among the stores of this kind
in Fargo. 1t carries a large line of
fine, fresh fruits all the year round.
and great stock of various kinds of
pure delicious home made candies.
Come to the Olympia today and this
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22

Peter O. Olsen and e. J. Moore, was
appointed and that committee has
been hustling to make the occasion
a red letter day for Workmanship in
this city and state
The Programme.
Following is the programme which
has been arranged for the meeting:
Dedication of hall at 1880 o'clock in
the evening, by the officers of the grand
lodge.
Initiation of class of fifty candi-
dates, among whom are many of the
prominent business men of the city, at
$3.50.
disqualification of screen work by
A. j. Wright, of Moorhead lodge
Speeches as follows:
The Grand Lodge-Hon. John Car
mody, grand master workman and one
of the justices of the supreme court,
Bismarck
Fargo, the Home of the Grand Lodge
Hon. ". r. Lowell, mayor
Our Legal Status-Hon. w. ].
chairman of committee on
laws and judge of the Seventh judicial
district Pembina.
What the Order Has Done for Far
r. S. Lewis, receiver.
Our Financial Condition - r. S.
Adams, grand receiver, and president
II the First National bank Of Lisbon.
Things in General by Brother in |
he Ranks-Hon. w. d. Sweet.
A buffet lunch will be served inn
nediately after the conclusion of the |
programme, followed by a smoker.
Every member of the order is |
cordially invited to attend the dedi- |
'atory meeting. 1t is desired by the |
committee that all the members with
n the confines of the cities of Moor
lead and Fargo be present, and large |
delegations are promised from adjoin-
ng towns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22

that Fargo will be selected as one OF
the cities for convention.
Should Fargo be selected as one OF
the cities, the convention viii be one
of the largest religious movements
to have ever been launched in the
key city. Speakers of national and
international fame will be brought to
the city by the convention. At the
next meeting of the Ministerial ASSOC
citation OF the city the matter will be
carefully discussed and efforts will be
made to do everything possible toward
securing the convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
"A. 0. j. ". TEMPLE To BE
DEDICATED NEXT THURSDAY
Splendid Programme Has Been Arranged for the Event Which
VIII be One OF the Most Interesting Lodge Events
OF the Season--Many Prominent Speakers

The dedication of the new A. o. u
w. temple will take place Thursday
evening, Oct. n and the affair prom
lses to be one of the most interesting
dedlcatory exercises ever held in Far
60 The officers of the grand lodge
VIII have charge of the dedicatory SER
vices and members of the various
lodges over the state will be present
at the dedication.
The dedication Thursday evening is
the 42nd anniversary of the institu-
ton of the Ancient Order of United
Worwmen, which event took place In
Meadville, Pa, the originator being
John Jordan Upchurch, who was mas
ter mechanic Of the Erie railroad shops
at that place. Primarily it was in
tended as a purely local organization
among the railroad employees for the
purpose of helping to defray the funer-
al expenses Of a workman at his death,
but the principles of the order took
root and grew rapidly, and it was not
many years until lodges of the order
were founded in almost every state
and territory, as well as the provinces
of Canada.
1t was thought appropriate to OBJ
serve this day in the dedication of
the new A. c. u. w. temple in this
city, and the local members of the or
der have hustled to make the meet
ing on next Thursday evening a big
success.
The third floor of the A. o. U. w.
building which is devoted exclusively
to lodge purposes, has been leased from
the grand lodge by the local organ
ization-Fargo Lodge No. 5. The lodge
has requested the officers of the grand |
lodge to take charge of the dedicatory |
and the invitation has been
accepted. A committee, consisting of
H. p. Beckwith, r. S. Lewis, w. ]. |
Price, f. L. Watkins, James Kennedy, |
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
THE FIRST NATIONAL,

Crane Ordway Co, Sundberg & Co., a
local insurance firm, a big corporation
in Winnipeg, the clerk of court and a
a Moorhead law firm were among those
who employed Dakota Business college
pupils this week. The best people hire
these d. B. c. graduates as fast as the
school can get them ready.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
TWO REQUESTS.

Aaker's Business college was tele-
graphed yesterday from hank in
western North Dakota to send a ste
nographer. and this mornings mail
brought request for another Posi-
tions are open to A. B, C. students be-
cause business men have found that
they make good. If you should like
to get a position, get in line by taking
a business training at the A. B. C.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
col. Z. G. eEAREY. III.

Phoned the Dakota Business college
for capable stenographer to assist
with extra work and pupil was i'm
mediately sent to the position Most
employers know where to get the best
help-they have learned by expert
ence-and the best school for employ
ers is the best one for prospective pu-
pills, who have not had experience.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
TWO nRUNks FINED.
Well Dressed and Moneyed YOUNG
Fellows Found Drunk on Tracks.

In police court this morning there
were two DRINKS brought up before
Judge Miller. They were not the or
binary sort of DRINKS nor exactly what
might be termed buns, for both were
fairly well dressed and when searched
each was found to have something In
the neighborhood of $40.
One gave the name of G. Ellison. who
was charged with just ordinary drunk
enness, to which he pleaded guilty. He
was fined 81. The others man name
was Christ Anderson who was found
attempting to stop, a. street car by w.
ing on the tracks. He was charged
with being drunk and interfering with
street car. A fine of S. was imposed.
Both paid their fines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
OVERCOAT WISDOM

When you can get an overcoat
made-to-o order for SIS with all the
style and shape and wear in it that
you win find in the costliest coats. it is
about time that you forget the high
priced and the maybe fit" coats and
talk to me about pattern and style.
There is no fault in the material or the
workmanship of the clothes make
and no fault will develop. SIS is
enough at Ted Evansen's, 400 N. p.
Ave-, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
Ends Successful Period.

The Wright Bristol Agency has just
ended its second year in the fire in
surance business in this city, and re-
cords fiattering increase in the vol
ume of business done over the previ-
Gus year. From its beginning this
agency has taken its place in the front
rank of insurance concerns in Fargo,
under the able management of r. T.
Bristol.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
Sen. PURCELL SPOKE
Fair Sized Crowd Heard the Genial
W2hpetonian Last Night in His
Speech at the operahouse.

u. S. Senator Purcell addressed a
fair sized audience at the Fargo opera
house last night. He boosted for his
benefactor, Governor Burke, discussed
the tariff and the high cost of living.
The genial Doc" has a lot of.
friends in Fargo, many of whom won
der how such good fellow could be
democrat.
Some of the senator's arguments on
the tariff were rather cleverly pre-
scented, but would scarcely hold wat.
er, according to many of his critics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22

If you want your carpets clean
ed thoroughly have the North
Dakota Weaving Co. clean them.
We also make rugs from Ingram
carpets and this is the only place
to get your fancy rag rugs woven.
North Dakota Weaving Co, 1421
Fifth Ave. SO. Phone 2155.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22

Just received, -FOUR carloads of best
hay and all kinds Of feed at lowest,
market prices. Before you buy, see
VIM. GILES, phone $50, Ia Eighth
street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
Mrs. Hugh Jeffrey

Has started a boarding house and
nome restaurant at 511 Second ave-
nue. north, and will be pleased to see
all her old boarders.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-22
Arab Patrol Attention.

Meet at Masonic Temple Sunday.
1890 p. m. for business and drill. A.
J. Craig, Captain,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Uratowafo zycie zofnie-
rZOWi.

I'D strza}u i bomby W wojnie
cywilnej by} wiecej, bllskim smler-
ci niz zYcia !. A. Stone, Kemp.
Tex, DO by} jak doktorzy twier"
dza, blisknn suohot. ,,Nabawj}em
sic krnqbrnego zaziebienla" pisze
on ,,kt6re spowodowa}o zazleblenie
kt6re tkwi4o ~e mnle pomimo uzy-
wanna rozmaitych lekarstw przez
wiele lat. Ma wadze spad}em do
1870 funt6w. Wtenczas .rozpocza~
lem uzywac ORA King'a New Dis
covery, kt6re mnie zupe}nie wy)e-
czyfo. Teraz waze l78 funt@w."
Ma kaszel, za%ziebienie, La Grippe,
astme, krwlotok, chrypke, koklusz,
krup i choroby pfuc jest nailepsze,
soc, $780, Butelki ma probe dar-
mo. Gwarantowane przez M. j.
Kvwalewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Ma R0k GrunWaldzki.

Pod powyzszym tytu}em wyszfa
nak}adem Wydawnictwa "Gazety'
Polskiej'' niezmiernie interesuj aca
ola ~wszystkich Polak6w W Amery-
ce broszura, kt6ra kazdy moze o.
trzymac DARING, skoro nade6le
sw6j adres i do}qczy 2 centowa
marke ma op}acenie kosztdw pre-
sy}ki. Autor jej, Stan1s}aw Osada,
znany powszechnie publicysta j
wsp6fredaktor wymienionego pis-
ma podnosi niezmiernie wazne, ca
lego og6fu naszego dotyczace kwe.
stye, ktore jak zaznacza W tytule,
pragnie poddac Ludowi Polskiemu
W Ameryce i jego wodzom pod roz'
wage. Piszcie zatem wszyscy, pa
te broszure, a dowiecie sig, co ma
do powiedzenia.
AdresowaG nalezy tax:
W. Dyniewicz Publishing Go.
1ll3 Noble str. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Jak wyglada}a Europa
W 1910 roku.

Europy-z wyjatkiem An
gill -.panem wszechpoteznym
pred stu laty byl Napoleon
{. Dnia 1 stycznia 1910 roku
pozostawa}y pod jego rozka-
zami bezbosrednemi: Francya
o%lbrzymia, siegajaca az ma
prawy brzeg }:enu, majaca
l30 departement6w, kr6les'
two w}oskie, PROVINCE lily.
ryjskie.
Francya siegala Cd Pirene-
|j6w ma po1udniu al pc Lu.
.beke. Francja by}a w6wczas:
Gala Belgia, Holandja, Olden-
burg; miasta hanzeatyckie.
Do Francyi nalezaly Mogun-
|cjasi Frankfurt. Dalej ma pc
}udniowym wschodzie Gene
wa, Waadt i Wallfa, francu-
skie kantony Szwajcaryi. Ma
po}udniu: Sabaudja, Genua,
Moskania i Geese panstwa ko-
6cielnego. Prowincje illyryj-
skie ~obejmowa}y: Geese Tyro.
.lu niernieckiego, Karyntje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

dajace i wszystkie cedry!
Zwierzeta j wszystko byd}o,
rzeczy plazajace i ptastwo
skrzydliwe!" ~.a'
Wszystkie stworzenia maja
eel, ably mas pobudzic do wy
s}awiania Boga. Gdy vice 20
baczysz panic Kalasanty ko-
mete z ogonem, chwal z Dy-
dakiem Stw6rce i Pana i spij
spokojnie jak susel, mic z}ego
ci sic ME stanie. .~.
i Gas, panowie, paci6rki
wieczorne movie, zegnam!...
rzekl Starry Kuba i poszlismy
do domu, co potwierdza zaw-
SEE ten sam Dydak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Uczmy dzieci nasze czytat
pisac / movie pc pOlsku!
Upadek %obyczaj6w.

Ludzie uczeni, badajacy
rozw6j i postep ludzkosci
nieraz 2 przerazeniem pod
nosza glossy wo}ajace, re ten
SWAT nasz wsp6}czesny, po'
zornie tax razno postepuja-
cy naprz6d, obfitujacy we
wynalazki, potezny olbrzy'
min postepem nauk, SWAT,
co zaprzag} do piracy niezna-
ne dawniej silly przyrody -
re ten SWAT pozornie talk
potezny, tax silny, tax ma
prod dazqcy, jednakowoz sic
cola i zatraca to, CO tworzy
wlasciwa wartosc ludzi, -
zatraca szlachetnosc, prawosc
i uczciwose.
A kiedy spytamy tych
uczonych, ola czego tax bia-
daja, to nam powiedza, re
wiezienia rosna i przepe}nia-
ia sic z przerazajaca szybko-
scia, re domy ob}akanych
coraz to wieksze, a jednak
ME starcza, re przestepstw i
zbrodni coraz to wiecej i z
zalem W sercu ci powiedza,
re easy nasze, to easy ze-
psucia mlodziezy.
We Francyi W ostatnich
latach potroi}a sic ]iczba
m1odziezy, skazanej "a zbro
dnie. w Berlinie, sto]icy
panstwa niemieckiego, tax
samo. Mlodziez z przeraza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

piero " sierpniu 1902. mar "a
szalek francuski Bernadotte
mial bye wybranym nastep-
ca tronu pc nag}ej 6mierci
jedyuego syna kr6la Karola.
Kr6lem du6skim by1 Fry.
deryk vi, kr6lem bawarskim
M~aksymiljan J6zef /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

~ .
niejszych stsnach syn j c6rka
pozostaja d}uzej pod okiem
i opieka rodzic6w, przytem
wychowanie staranniejsze la
twiei moze uchroni m1odziez
to cd zdziczenia obyczajowe-
go. A jednak i W tych sta,
mach ME brak zlego - ba,
czesto ono tam bujniejsze,
.niz pomiedzy biedasami.
w stanie robotniczym "a
grazaja jednak m}odziezy
wieksze jeszcze niebezpie-
cze6stwa. .Mlody ch}opiec, q
czesto i c6rka ida Wczesnle
miedzy obcych ma prace. Syn
20 kilku latach prawie jest
niezaleznym cd rodzic6w.
Koledzy, moze starsi, nan
wp1yw maja wielki, uczy sic
cd Mich, a zazvyczaj cd to-
go kolegi, kt6ry przodu]e W
elem, zyciem pijackiem, mar
%notrawnem, rozpustnem.
Bro6 sic przeto, stanie ro-
botniczy, pred zalewem ME
obyczajno6ci! STREE sic, by i
do twych rodzin ME dotar}
Jimmy, zab6jczy l>owiew obo-
jetnosci ma grzech. Jeszcze
czas, jeszcze mozemy z}emu
przeciwdzia1ac.
Sumienie budziG nalezy j
kszta1ci6 juz W dziecku. Wra-
lzliwoEc sumienia podtrzymv'
vac i pielegnowac nalezy "
dorastajacym i doros}ym clio
wieku.
ozerzac religijnosc, prawo6t
i obyczajno66, postawimy "a
pore, kt6ra obroni stan 70.
botniczy pred zalewem z}ych
wp}yw6w, ME ~stawiajac zad.
nej przeszkody zdrowemu
rzetelnemu postepowi.
Dom rodziciefski powinien
rzetelnie pc chrzesc,a6sku ]
pc polsku ~wychowyws6 die.
ci; powjnni rodzice dac die.
ciom shiny fundament dobre]
wolf i dobrych cn6t, ably ME
upad}y, gdy sic zetkna re
zepsuciem poza domem.
Me spuszczajmy sic ma
szko}y, ma szk6lne wychowa-
ME, ale W domu rodziciel.
skim danny dzieciom ca}ko-
wife wychowanie jak na]lep-
SIZE.
A zreszta zyjmy wszedzie
sumiennie, pc chrzesciahsku
dajac dobry przyktad MILO
dziezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Wieczory u Starego
Kuby.

Zapewne juz dosyc name
dytowa} i namodli} sic Sta
ry Kuba, p6jdzmy dis do
niego, rzeki p. Kalasanty do
mnie Dydaka, mole da sic.
nam6wic i wyt}6maczy nam,
co oznacza kometa ma niebie
z d}ugim j krzywym ogonem
zadartym do CORY nieprzy-
mierzajac: jakby miot}a gwiaz-
dy niebjeskie z py}y ociera.
Ia; aldo jakby nasza grzesz-
ma ziemie chcia}a z hakaty-
sow, mason6w, zyd6w, So
cyalist6w i wszelkiego in.
nego plugastwa oczy6cic. Sta.
ry Kuba prostak sobie, ma
owczarski rozum, moze on
nam to zawile .zagadki roz-
wiaze, DO powiadam ci, by.
daku, moi rozum ciemny
jak tabaka W rogu, rady So
bic dac ME moze i lie dale
mi: spokoju nawet W nocy.
Budze sic czesto i zrywam z
icza, DO zdaie mi sic, 20 la
da chw1la, kometa z powierz-
chni ziemi mnie zmiecie.
o, iezeli tax 2 toba, Kala-
sanity, to p6jdzmy pospiesz-
ME Go Starego Kuby a on
z pewno6cia znajdzie rade ma
twojej duszy trwogi. ~ F."
P~ostanowilismy i zrobili6-
my wed}ug dobrej a ME
przymuszonej wolf. Starry
Kuba, %posiwia}y, przyja} mas
nader uprzejmie, siodzac ma
kanapce, okryty ma kolanach
derka OF tax, jak gdyby po-
dr6z pociagiem o%dprawia}.
A witajcie %panowie, odez.
wal sic, skorosmy przestapili
prog miesakania jego-zda.
wa1o mi sic zescie juz 0 Sta
rym Kubie z%apomnieli.
FL ME zapomnieliSmy, re
klein ia, Dydak, lecz prey
chodzimy do ciebie dis z
wielkim frasunkjem. Pan
K alasanty spa6 ME moze i
strach ma ogona komety, a
jego sasiadka radzili mu, ably
sic niezwfocznie udal do Tar
pna pod Grudziadzem i "a
siegna} rady u madrej onej
baby, do kt6rej Z ca}ych
Prus Kr6lewskich zjez dzaja
sic. wszyscy, co cierpia ma
koItuny i ma raka, ma Slepa
kiszke, ma wrzodY, ma ograsz-
Ike, ma bezsennok6, ma oczy
uszy, rece i nogi, ma zewne.
i wewnetrzne choroby
DO ia npani madra" pono
ieno ma cz1owieka wejrzy i,
ia swej mikstury z zajeczego
pioj pichy, z pindy-
ryndy i jakiej6 tam jeszcze
kt6ra ma miedzach
rosnie : tax jakbys zdmuch-
nal chorobe. juz jej ME ma.
.ona "a fatyge j ma
dra rade ME zada, lecz gdy
lei ktos wcjsnie do reki Ia
ARA, bardzo mile sic u
5miechnie.
Przesta6 szydzic 20 mnie
odpar1 zwawo pan
.alasanty. Przeciez ia do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasl agenei mieilcowi: .'
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk .@
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED. N. Oak D.. F. Szarkowski .s..sS . =
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melen, Wis, Teol D .rdowsk
NAKTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
A HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE. Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wvsocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

czalnosc, a co "a tenn Idle:
choroby i cierpienia, kt6re
.okrutna So kara "a grzechy
n;eobyczajnosci = wzrasta
liczba urodzin nieslubnych,
przerazajaco zwleksza sic
smutny t}um dziewczat /
kobiet, kt6re "a pieniadze
sprzedaja swa cnote i uczci-
wosc.
Pred kilku laty stwierdzi1
jeden z n~ajslawniejszych le-
karzy niemieckich, re niemal
plata Geese robotnik6w wiel-
komiejskich cierpi ma choro-
by, kt6re ,powstaja z gree
chow nieobyczajIosci.
Pc gazetach spotykamy sic
co chwila z opisami zbrodni,
pope}nianych z lubieznosci i
zbrodni pope}nianych pod
wp}ywem pija6stwa it'd.
Grzech6w nigdy ME brak}o
ma swiecie. laden wick ME
jest wolnym cd mich. Jest
|jednak r6znica wielka mic
dry tenn, co by}o dawniej, a
co jest dzisiaj, jest wielka
r6znica i dis pomiedzy pole
ciami panujacemi ma farmach
W matem miescie, a pole
ciami miasta wielkiego -
miedzy okolicami r6lniczem!
a oko]icami wielkiego pre-
mys}u.
Zdarzaja sic i ma farmach "
okolicach 16lniczych grze'
chy, upadki, zbrodnie. ALI
tn upadajacy vie i czuje, IL
zgrzeszy}, 10 zle uczyni}
Sumienie mu dokucza
wyrzutami swymi wskazujt
droge w}asciwa; czesto wy
rzut sumienia zniewala go dc
naprawy i zmiany zycia.
We wielkiem miescie, gdzie
zdziczenie obyczaj6w wzro'
s}o, tam inaczej. Rozpustnik
czy on panem, czy robotni.
klein, ME czuje why. Jemu
sic zdaje, re ma prawo dc
togo, by zyc rozpustnie, pc
pijacku, 10 ma prawo krast
Ii ~krzywdzic, jesli sic uda.
TAX mu m6wili koledzy, taxi
przyklad dawali mu starsi,
Sumienie juz u niego straci}o
wrazliwosc, on ami ME vie,
ami ME czuje, re zle uczyni},
re zbladzi}, re zgrzeszy}. .
O sprawach dus2y, odpo.
wiedzialnosci wobec Stw6rcy,
o o5ycZaJnOscl on movie ME
umie, DO najczesciej lyle 0
nick vie i czuje, co SLEEPY o
kolorach i barwach. Gdy mu
o tenn wspo1nnisz, odpowie
drwinami, lub jakiems IDA
MEM ~podchwyconem cd ko-
go innego, Tub 2 jakiejs z1ej,
lub przewrotnej ksiazki. Clio
wick ten utracit z.nys} oby-
czajnosci, ME odr6znia juz
prawie dobrego cd z1ego,
grzechu cd %prawosci, a INA
tylko to, co mu jest przy-
jemnem, lub nieprzyjemnem.
Gdy takich ludzi nagro-
madzi sic pewna iiczba, bia.~
do tonou kfkrv riodzx, nio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

s., CZWaTt9K=anla lU.gO MA
Istrje, Tryest, Choir
wacje bez SlaVonii, Dalmacje
re wszystkiemi wYspami. Te
kraie naleza}y do Francli
tylko cztery lata, mimo to
Napoleon l dzia}al ola ich
kultury ! dobrobytu tax vie
lie, ze ludnos6 jeszcze wcwierc
wieku p6zniej ~wspomnia1a 2
aznaniem rzady Francuz6w.
Wreszcze kr6lestwo w}oskie
o%bejmowalo Mcclellan, Wene:
Gle, cze66 p6}nocna oraz
wschodnia panstwa kosciel~
nego.
Jak wygladaiy zien1ie pol
skie? Znajdowa}y sic pod CITE
roma w}adcami. z tych tylko
jeden by1 wlasny, ~choc obey
nam krwia. Nova o kr6lu
saskim, kt6ry jako Fryderyk
August byl ksieciem warsza'
wskim. Pred stu laty by{o to
spore ksiestwo. W 1907 roku
%obejmowa}o odebrany-choc
niecaly -Prusom tabor, boo
pewne nabytki ziemskie z
1772 r. zostafy PREY Prusach
a Bia1ystok przypad} Rosyi.
w 1909 r.Austrya oddafa ia
rzecz Ksiestwa tabor z 1795
r. a. nadto Zamosc. Przyby}y
Ksiestwu cztery MOVIE depar-
tamenty. Krakow, Radon,
Lublin i Siedlce.
| W Rosji panowa} cesarz
Aleksander I. w Prusach
kr6l Fryderyk Wilhelm Ill,
kt6ry mimo uadzoru Francu-
z6w ~reformowaf administers
Gle i armie. w Austrji cesarz
Franciszek, "a pare miesiecy
tes6 Napoleona [. Kr6lem
. Hiszpanii py} brat Napoleo'
"a J6zef. Druki.b brat, Hero.
MIN, osiad} ma: @onie swiezo
stworzonego kr6lestwa West
falli. Wielki ksiaze Bergu,
Joachim Murat ,,awansowa1"
jak maWiali wiarusy napole-
o6scy, ma kr6la Neapolu. I yl-
ko ma Sycylji 'dtrzyma}a sic
|dynastia Burbon6w "A osobie
Ferdynanda.
w Anglji panowa} jerry
iii z domu Hanowerskiego,
zapadajacy cd czasu do cza-
su ma chorobe umys}owa-
W1asnie W 1910 roku ia cho-
roba ow}adne}a krolem ju2
ia zawsze, tax, ze W rok p6z-
niej zaoz}a potrzeba powofa-
MIA ,egenta W osobie hulasz-
|czego ksiecia Walii, p6znie]-
szego Jerzego ".
Oiciec swiety Plus VII
zna]dowa1 sic W niewoli fran.
cuskiej. Pozbawiony tronu i
ziemi cd r. 1909, by} osadzo-
ny W Savonie, ma}ym porcie
pod Genua az do 1912. Do
Rzymu wr6cii dopiero a.
maja 1874 r. Towarzyszem
niewoli Piusa VII W Savonie
byl kardyna} sekretarz Sta
nu hr. Pacca.
Su}tanem " 1910 r. by}
Mahmud IL. Panowal wtedy
jeszcze. mad Woloszczyzna,
nr No.