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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18

charge Of petit larceny. The afldavit
for her Arrest was made by Jesse Pot.
ter, who alleges that the woman lift.
ed the watch from his pocket. The
woman's hearing was set for Monday
morning at o'clock and she was re-
leased on her own recognizance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
LIGHTNING
Rendered A Young Boy
Unconscious
During The Storm Sunday
Evening

Master Robert Wright, residing on
Coshocton avenue, was rendered un-
conscious by stroke of lightning on
Sunday evening during the severe
electrical storm. At about five o'clock,
Master Robert was playing in the yard
at his home. when a terrific flash of
lightning suddenly struck nearby. The
boy was stunned and remained un-
conscious for some time A physician
was Immediately called in attendance
and on examination, it was found that
the boys right foot had been burned
by the electricity. Had he been a few
feet nearer to the spot where the bolt
struck, the result would have undoubt-
edly been fatal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
One Plain Drunk

One plain drunk was arrested by
the police Saturday night and locked
up in the county Jail. Monday morn.
ing he received the usual fine of s.
and costs by the mayor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
Iss.,.f. i. ]. i. i. !. i 4 + i + !. =
I. BIRTHS +

i. 4. + I. 4. i. i. i I. i 4. i ]. i
A daughter was born Sunday after
noon to Mr. and Mrs. B, R. Parker of
East Gambler street.
son was born Friday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilliland of
West Curtis street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
FAITHFUL DEVOTION
To Interests OF The People Calls For
Representative GOiShaIrS Re.
election

No one will challenge the PROPOSE.
tion that If faithful devotion to the in
terests of the public calls for an en-.
dorsement at the polls, that Represen-
tative Samuel r. Gotshall has fully
earned such recognition at the hands
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
WYNMALEN SUCCESSFUL

Paris, Oct. 17-Henry Wynmalen of
Holland, airman, few from Paris to
Brussels today and returned, thus win
ming 5000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
PRISONERS
In The County Jail Have A
Fist Encounter

Robert Mulvaney, who has for some
time been a steady boarder at the
county Jail, broke the general monot-
ony of things on Sunday afternoon
and determined to either whip some
body of get whipped himself. Follow
ing out his determination, an argu-
ment was started with fellow pris-
oner Jas. Deal, the difference of opin-
ion became too great and the men
came to blows. After a few minutes
of fighting Mulvaney made knock
out swing at his antagonist, striking
him on the forehead with his fist. The
blow somewhat dazed the man who
received it, but Mulvaney Jared a
great deal worse. The knuckles on his
hand were severely bruised and two
bones were broken. On Monday morn
ing, he was not feeling in great
mood for fighting.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
A HoRsEMAN DEAD

Tifin, o., Oct 17-William Kintze,
well known horseman, died sudden>.
ly at the home of his brothsr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18

|, A man makes his mark and then
his wife is apt to make him toe it.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-18
Petit Larceny Case

Cora Miner was arrested at 2:30
o'clock on Saturday afternoon by Lieu
tenant of Police Robert McElroy on a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

J. J. Pierson, the former Shake
spearean star, will appear as Major
Daniel Norton, gallant Confederate
veteran The actor bears a wonder
full facial resemblance to the late
Edwin Booth and has voice of like
. COW qua.ity. Nj. Conlan's great
est success was won in Booths IA
nous role of Virginius. AS Major
Norton he has a role of Virginius-
like quality. a father compelled to
choose between death and dishonor
to his child.
Miss Ethel Wright, young favor
tie of New York audiences, will play
the Majors ward Helen, whose life
is darkened by the suspicion of a
faint of negro blood in her veins.
Already this actress has achieved a
number of trimphs in deeply pa
thetic and emotional parts. Her
sweetness, sincerity and the tears in
her voice have recalled to the critics
| the MODEST characterizations Of Mar
garet Anglin. The role of the boy
lover opposite Miss Wright will be
assumed by Hamilton Mott whom
Augustus Thomas selected for the
leading Juvenile part in his last pro.
| duction. Miss Lydia Knott, a player
we'll known to Southern audiences
will appear in The Sins Of the Faith
err" as the sly and subtle octoroon
| Cleo a type Of what over-educatior
does for the negro race. Her mas
terry Of Major Norton's household
and his struggle to free himself from
her coils, lead up to several of the
most striking scenes in the play
Among the other characters Andy
and Minerva are sure to win the chief
laughter and applause. The play.
wright is said to have excelled him
| self In the droll 'darkey" comedy
that centers around them. and It's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

to devise his makeup he found his
greatest difficulty was in creating
- h'~'ere These whiskers had to be
large enough to be seen by the au-
- IT,. nough, not break, and
flexible enough to conform to his
facial expression. After trying al
most every known substance, Jacob
Wendell, Jr., who plays the Dog,
made a suggestion which solved the
prob EN-.
Take some hens feathers about
six inches long and cut the plumes
close to the quill" he said, ''but not
so close that little down will not
show"
Mr. Yapp obtained a handful Of
feathers did as suggested. and then
attached the base of each quill to
bit of cloth which would adhere to
the upper lip. The result was per
feet, and the best of it is the whis-
kers will last as long as "The Blue
Beard" runs or. should one say, flies
and that means till Spring, at
least.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

reason is that Mrs. Smith, who is now
in her eighty-first year, cannot with
stand the rigors of nightly perform
ances and it was thought best that
she play alternate evenings only
Both the aged actress and her young
er confrere are noted artists in char
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

Two Mistress Quickiys.
Both Mrs Sol. Smith and Miss
Helen Reimer have been cast for the
role of Mistress Quickly in 'The Mer-
ny Wives Of Windsor" now running
at The New Theatre, New York. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

acter representations and have en-
joyed the esteem and admiration Of
the American playgoing public for
paw seasons. Mrs. Smith appeared
in the role on the opening night and
Tie GLOWING evening Miss Reimer
ICnntinnad on Pare Ninal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Nov. 2l--Henry Lawrence South
wick.
Nov. 23--Sins Of the Father.
Nov. 24-The Man on the Box.
Nov. 26.-Murray and Mack.
Nov. 29--Mrs. Fiske.
Prof. Southwick.

OF Henry Lawrence Southwick,
who is to appear here November q
as y Lyceum attraction. the Salem,
Mas 10. News says:
The lecture on The Oratory Of
Shakespeare" was a gem Of eloquence
and added new laurels to the bril-
Iiancy OF Professor Southwick as one
of the most powerful orators upon
the American platform. He held his
audience spellbound. So wildly did
he present the living characters tina,
one could well imagine himself be
fore the footlights. None but an
artist and master could do this.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

good news to lovers Of real acting
as distinguished from horseplay and
buffoonery that these characters are
to be played by the unctuous Arthur
]. Pickens and the inimitable Mrs.
Charles G. Craig. Everybody knows
about them as the foremost black
face comedians in the country, play
ers who hold the mirror up to nature
and show the African as he really is,
not as the sorry caricature Of min
strelsy have portrayed him.
With such cast and with the
fre scenic production provided by
Manager George H. Brennan The
SINS of the Father" will display
Thomas Dixons marvellous skill as
dramatist to. the best advantage.
Judging by the reports of it else
where. this production will prove by
all odds the best entertainment that
has come South since The Clans
man." which was written by the same
author.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20
1.-THE Sins Of the Father"

Among the most interesting book
ings Of the dramatic season Is that Of
Thomas Dixon's newest Southern
drama. THE Sins Of the Father"
which will be played at the Opera
House on November %. Not only
does The Sins Of the Father" tell
n vital and moving story. but the
acting should prove a dramatic treat.
II Is thoroughly metropolitan pro-
duction, and the players have been
chosen to suit the exacting taste OF
the South and to meet the require
ments of audiences in New York City,
whittier the play will be taken after
n short Southern tour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20
The Man on the eox

The Man on the COX.
If you are looking for a refreshing
novelty in fiction, delightfully."- IT.
responsible sequence Of Harlequin ad-
ventures that have stepped straight
out Of an old-time pantomine into
the practical every day setting Of
American life, then you will find
what you want in The Man on the
Box" Read the book and see the
play at Opera House matinee and
night. November "a. "Tbe Man ON
the Box" tells beautiful story Of a
young man who changes with a
coachman so that he may be near
the girl he loves
A Little History.
"ReckY Sharn" the nlay that Lang
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

Continued on Page Nine)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20
A Little History.

Becky Sharp the play that Lang
don Mitchell made from Thackeray's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07

jjees y zaa p IS g d ggi i''l5'
fz q, ll s 2 81 u ie Io Z
3aR +. D q u. oWg y jetd1|n g
spatryotyzmuu oni niesgssu' l
q. pisa nnaSto. aby anajWie--
PolaIks6W5p obbaa-.
Iam u PeWien taxi ssWtlisteelkk {,
Wyyddaw1aannJy irredagoWany prayW-
Idopodo'boaniie= prrzez jakiegos "
cz1af]ego' szeWca ggorszyy sic 8
I5kk1rro(Iplnnie, .ze WpolssIksiilc.lhl sz lE'o-
Zach dzieci nie'z,,egge sic ME nau-
czza opr6cz pacierza kate
|Echizmu. Me zdarzylo sietem1ul
panu szewcoWi spotkac AMI
jednego dziecka, ktoreby pc
y 5g$%z&E 01@a#EG.gE S&-I&H&tagNT #afSE4S
lu l,ls. u! szkoly para
:fiiitaallnej po polskul popraWnie
pisac umiafo, on zas.sam opo--
wiada to taKim lpopraWnym
jezykiem, jakim zWykle pisa
Mack Kaski, g Cd si6dmej
do sniadania do szkofy cho-
dill. Oto pare Wzor6w tego
madrego osWiecieiela ludu:
ION upad1 " sWej rzadzy q
|kilku dolaramiil!o ,celem
Waszem powinn0 bye osWia-
ia naszego ch4opa.!!" opis--
ma mus1ell!'' 2 rozmaWial
do syna OLGA i. 7. 4d.0
,rozmaWiaIdO biednej dzieW-
czyny!'' ne sa czems lep-
szymi jak zwyczajni lu-
dzie!" 70 wszystko WYE
te 2 paru zda6 moraf6w ola
m4odych ksiezy j uczafego
artyku1u ma temat; hwy
czajni ludzie!"
To mi osdwiata! . \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07
Uczmy dzieci nasze czyta6
pisac ! movie po polskul
o TEN | O OWEN

;. ''. . W.. s---E- = E---.t- r ~. -s. s-- ...'E :
Przesfano nam onegdaj z
Washingtonu z biura popisu
bureau of the Census) urze-
dove sprawozdanie z popisu
wyznaniowego z roku 1906,
zatytufowane: Languages in
Church Services (Jezyki W
religijnych obrzadkac:hE. Ma Ma
to bye wykaz dok4adny - ilu
jezyk6w uzywa sic W organi-
zacyach wyznaniowych j ilu
czfonk6w obejmuja wiekszee
:organizacye wyznaniowe. -
w dodatku podano tam liczbe
organizacyi wyznaniowych j
liczbe czfonk6w przyznaja:
cych sic do jakiegobadz: wy
znania religijnego.
Dowiadujemy sic tedy z te-
go dokumentu re og6lna licz-
ba WyznanioWych organizacyi
(parafii, koscio46w) wynosi
oko1o 212.000; ludnoSci
przyznajacej sic do WARY pc
zytyWnej NANNY okofo SO mi
liony,. Te liczby ME So zupteef:-
nie dok1adne, ale bardzo zbli-
zone do rzeczywistosci, gdy
tymncczasem n;astepujace, ty-
cczzace jezyk6w uzywanych "
sluzble bozej oraz czfonk6w,
pos}ugujacych sic " kosciele
tymii jezykami, podane 50 ja-
10 scisle.
w czterdziestu czterech je-
.zzy7lksaac1hsoddajaa ludzie W Sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07
Eliza Orze's;zkE,owa*

gra--&- #E-l#i- -. IN. II aSG-I.. ]. &ssE-H ..r. rrlFF
Smutnym echam odbi}a sic
" spoleczehstwis polskim
wie56,o 6mierciO rzeszk owej
nietylko pomiedaV tgmi kt6-
.rzy ia znali, alehprzede Rszy-
,tkiem ". ludzie polskim, v
chatach maluczkich, gdy2
.Orzeszkowa pomimo wielkiei
swell s}awy na4poln literac-
kim, byla gi6wnie apcsto}ka
milosci j swsp6lczucia Ola Ia
du, wieksze moe jej znacze )
ME ma niwie spo}ecznej nil
literack,iej SMia,dyectwem ":
nania j miioSci, jaka sobie
,lieboszczka umiala pozyskac,
70 ten dwutysieczny. t}um,
'st6ry iej zwloki: odprowa-
zdzal do grobu, to te niezli,.
.czone wiehce, to te delegacje
z r6znych stron ] 2 wsz.yst-
kich warstw spo}eczehstwa.
Eliza Orzeszkowa urodzila
sic ko}o Grodna v roku 1912
4 okolicy pieknei, v oiczvz.
ne naszego najwiekszego
wivszcza,
"w6r6d tych pag6rkdw lesnychh,
wkrdd tych lax zielonych,
s;sszeroko mad bfekitnym Niem ,',ne n
rozciagnionych:
"Wsr6d tych pol. maloWanych zbo.
/. rozmaitem,,
.Wyz}acanych p~rzenica, po'sreb'rr2zaa--
.5 nych z.yrteeml :
Oczywiscie, 20 to arcydzie
10 negtuur!Y mlssia}oz lax ~ 2
Mickiewicza, tai tez ma g.
z. rzeszko g''a'.a s tan . W Y
.wY1wrzet, kt6ry pie niestety
Io,S Ejt;s pT6.z5,nlo j, !! y ri d1 |2i ,l',l
zazznratycl , Orsze,,sEzz'kl !, ia u y
m,'1lododci objaWiala nllepos'
polite zdoinosoI Majac 30
wien, zallte l:Wiie 90 Iat uklla.
.;dlLalIa iuzi 81 bsajkiIiiz dramaty his i y
toryc,zsn l'y &, od t1Lgl na.
z siostra; juz v pin
tymrokul zycia ~czytywala
.ul',c1,iizyla sie na 'psalmnlileete lp is
hEliss5to'ryczl:nilel' '5Niiternce VI
"a, p,o,d1tzliiilw'' r''''til'l 1'I.5l BE- 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07

4 mach Zjjedlnlllo l', el,aol1 ch Ef1ge
B3ogu, Wy}ac:zg,1nlliie v angel
skim. jezykB,ulFWl, 1885 q org ga
;a6 j reliiggin!ycht; ~. czee-
scia Wangielski1m, czesciiaa.
" inlnl1,yym " 900 organize MIA.
c,yach; tylko v obcym je-
zyku " 6,688 organiizlaacyyachE..
~ 70 angielsku modlii sic
%, 64}8, 267 ludnosci; czes
cia Pc angielskzuu, czzescia IN q,
nyym jezykiem: 3,371.628;
Wy1aczlniie innym niz q an[ggiell-
skim jezykiem: 5,022, sol.
Pc niemiecku Wyznaje Bogga
ludnosci 1901, 943; Pc
francusku: 1850, 400; 20
wfosku: 938, 1914 Pc pol
sku: 1857, 549itd.
Mysmy dotad liczyli naszaa
emigracye ma blisko try mi
|liony, inni twierdzili, ze mas
" Ameryce jeszcze Wiecej,
|tymczasem many tn czarno
ma bialem, urzedowe sprawo-
|zzdanie, wykazujace, il mas
'niema AMI jednego miliona.
Cos tn ME jest W porzadku,
Jest %Wprawdzie W emigracyi
polskiej garstka bezwyzna-
%niowc6w, do Zwiazku Marc
doWego Pol. nalezy tez pewna
liczba zydk6w, kt6rzy sw6j
|jezyk religijny. nazywaia pc
angielsku: Yiddish, ale zresz-
to wszyscy przyznaja,. re kato-
Polak6w jest przeszlo
los procent naszej emigracyi,
vice gdzies musia1 sic zakre-
Gle jakis dyablik, re mas nall
czono tylko niespe}na 9 set
|tysiecy.
w stanie Illinois 2 polskiem
|miastem stofecznem W Anne
|ryce naliczono 80 parafe 9
pzecietnej Hczbie ozfo1nk6w
1898 ezyli ra1em 1872, 1886.
Coz ma to powiedza Chicago
'Wianiei? - Przeciez oni IVY
xii twierdzic, re ich jest CO.
najmniej 6Wierc miliona, "a
tenn 6W wykaz urzedowy> nie
|podaje ich nawet W po}owie !
Przyznac trzeba, re oma-
Wiane ~spraWozdanie urzedowe
pod pewnymi wzgledami jest
dosyc scis}e; :liczba og6lna
|wierzacych zgadza sic prawie
zupefnie z praWda, ME mniej
prawdziwemi So liczby jezy-
.k]6w, W jakich sic poszczeg6l-
ne narodoWosci modla, tych,
kt6rzy Pc niemiecku Pana
Boga chwala, skad tedy wzie-
Ia sic TAXA falszywa liczba Po-
lak6w? w roku 1906. ksie-
ia wype1niali przesfane i'm z
kancelaryi biskupich arkusze
popisowe, vice trudno przy-
puszczac, by tam pomylka
zasz}a; ME przypuszczamy
ami ma moment, by W kance-
.laryach dyecezyalnych popis
zmieniano, gdyz, 9 lie nam
wiadomo ksieza wfasnorecznii.ee
wykazy spisowe p%odpisyWali,
zatem gdzies W scislejszem
|k61ku musiano owe wykazy
tax przyrzadzic, ably Polak6w
by1o o dWie czesci mniej niz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07

5rej BY sic ideally mogly krze-
vii, zada zr6del jak zycie,
tdusza aludzka j natura. Me
maia to bynajmniej bye zim,
ne cpisy tego, co las otscza,
be TAX mowi " istach 0 IL
teraturze":: ME Z %niewolniy
'czego nasIadoWspia, albo tez
2 biernego przedstawienia to-
90, coistnieje, alez gfebo-
Ekiego wnikania, W ~zjawiska,
. k,ojarzenia ich, p~rostowania
q uzupelnienia powstaia owe
ideally poetyczne, kt6re pre-
mawiajad do duch6w ludzkich,
budza W ludzko5ci to 6wiete
tesknoty, wysokie pragnie-
MIA iigorace zapa}y. ia dro-
ga musiafa Orzeszkowa ko.
nieoznie zajsc do idea}u Oh
czyzny, piracy mad ludem j
podobnych; ! rzeczywiscie jej
dziela- to wyraz g{ebokiego
wsp6lczrcia ola wszelkich
|;boldw spo}ecze6stwa, to pom
Mkt gfebokiej, wszechpotez-
nej miio6ci ojczyzny, tax da-
lecej, i as nawet, wplynefo, to
niek orzystnie ma artystyczna
,suone jej dziei, gdyz. przebi-
ia tendencyjnozc. Lecz die
ii s%.rozWojowi swych zdolno6-
ri tnmiaia sic 2 tego badz co
badz ola artystycznej strony
niekorzystnego wpfywu po-
s~zytyWist6w " swych maj
swietniejszych 'dzia}ach os
tatniej peryody prawie zu-
pelnie otrzasnac, stajac sic
Epozytywno: idealna, je6]i-t tax
MONA poWiedziec.
w %pierwszych iej dzielach
Jest vice gruba .tendencyi-
nose, t:z:, 20 przez napisanie
jakiej6 powiesci chcia}a osia-
gn4c pewien eel, chciala "
czytelnikach wzbudzic zami-
}owanie do jakiego6 idea1u,
gl6wnie do oiczyzny. Takim
dzielem jest przedewszyst-
klein marta" Jak JUL wspo-
mnialem wplyneto: ma pow.
stanie tego dzieIa smutne
poiozenie 6wczesnych kobiet,
mad czem Orzeszkovs, mmiesz-
kajac w=cichej wiosce, mogla
swobodnie rozwazaG. OpleRa
" lynn ziele mecze6stwo ko-
biety, kt6ra przez brak. pra-
cy pomimo najlepszych che
c1 ME moze siebie dziecka
uzyWii6d j bliska g}odoWej
ssmierci k,oe16fczy swelzyc;e roz-
paccznYm samob6jstwemm. Ia:
ppW;esf v gWar}a poomnimo
.lnitet,k,t5rych ustereks oggrom-
ne wraz'eniiEe, dlatego ze Cd
powiadala q, &En1tajzupelnieei eto-
ssunkom Y krlaju. Lecz ME
5moana OrzeszkoWAejj zarzucit
fdazen It. w. emaneypantek
nnliienll,iieckicch anggiegllskkilchEl
kzt6re swvyyml zadaniaaml1'ii roz-
.iyWa'j Ia wiezy faa;nlilliine, b. y
ic'hElot1c,i,aazssee mtlanoyIp,aaln1tkk Mar
80 " yvali# ako . 5rod III ss,a
.ggitaesyy'j, myk Orzes Y 4
!b,5sA gailpe hi, III y ma a:Ac elE''l iaalill
sss s9sN#s asSsasS s 9S@S5% SSssssssg S E$Es S M#z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07

, ,s.ss :, :, . ! :; . !. I
I ST., NEW YoRK.s -. q, ~. ~
--S7-
raczej spolet'ct:z'ehfisF ' y p
polozeaan'lii|e e v jakim
sic moze ;snaleSc m}oda ko~
beta, je6li wca a ME :e' wyidziet
"a "a maj, al. albo 3 ie6lliI ~ mpaz u 'rn e.
.Czy moze .sobie dac rade,
ME o%trzYmawszy wyehowa-
MIA, kt5reeby. i. q, uc'z7yYn J !; sa-
modzielna? .Wola}a. Q :pp'oopra-
we j pog}eb7iienr is, wychowa.
MIA, ola tego jedynie, e ie ttyl-
ko wyksztaicontta' j samo'ddziel-
ma kobieta moe bye p'raw-
DIVA pomocpica meza, 20
tylko takaa, kk < mo i' die
ciom dac ~odpowiedlnnie wy
%chowanie, :. !. &: !. !.
#E.- ~ IN - 44. =. .-.
Pokazsfa Jun xwtym die
lie, re odczuwa gieboko b6le
spo1ecze1stwa i re :!stara sic
odszukac drogi,. kt6rymiby
MONA zaradzic z}emu.. Pre-
s%ledliwszy sic. do Grodna,
przejela sic tam MEDIA njz-
szych warstw; tam powsta}o
2 wsp6lczucia ola zyd6w i
take, jak. sauna autorka mo-
wi 2 zainteresowania .rtys-
tycznego powiese Q wielo dos
konalsza: !. " M Ezoff!oowHicz''.
.Optymistka chcia1a nam
stworzyc typ zyda Polaka jak
Mickiewicz W Janklu. i. Wvni-
ka z,tego, ze SERGE jej by}o
.przystepne ola niedoli kaz-
diego c%zfowieka j re. miiosc
ojczyzny byla " niej tax sill
ma, ze marzyla Q tenn, by
nawet zyd6w 2laczyc z sspto-
}ecze6stWem polskim ! ich
przerobic ma: pozytecznych
%obywateli. w tym daiele jest
pod wzgledem :artystycznym
o lyle jakis postep, re idea
ME narzuca sic nam tax
gwaltownie jak .przedtem, a
"a to tenn okazalej .uderzajan mas
piekno6ci. artystyczne. Co
raz wiecei znika q jej dzie}
tendencyjno6c. Teraz ME 3D.
serwuje luduiedynie dlatego,
ably znaleSc ~najodpowiedniej-
sze 6rodki, k%t6rymiby MOI
ma 60 o6wisca6 i tworzy6
tymczasem podpory ola OF :
.czyzny, leczs 1zaimuie sic MIN
.dlatego, 90 plzejawy -duszy
ludzkiei SO tax piekne,atak
.pociagajace. w tel fazie roz-
.woju poystat Cham. Jak
delikat,lje rysujesd nsze ry-
baka, jak glsbokos sodctzuWaa
wszystkie j najdropnieisze u
czynki jego ijak ciiekaWie to (
:wszzystko przedsta vial Ka1.-
de drgniecie serca tego IVY
kle sam1ottnegoJsin WI
akaodczuwamy; Napoz6r
die flegmatycznis ma czol
ME, jakby obojetnyna Wszy
ls,t ,lI', I, GO 60 ot 't.lt, g re
czy sammpe.ij 7lVaza dokiad1nie
ma otoczenie, p1usniecia
fyby, = lotn btaka, zrhmur--
q i Z: innych drobnych "a
ely, kktt65Il,yclahhlbDJJ laik mozew ca
le nie zauWazyl, umie or a a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07
NASI AGENCI.

Upowazn,enl SO do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenei mieitcowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk II
BRENNAN Tex. w.. Kowalski a
FRIED, N. Oak D.. F. S~zarkowski 81
GRANVILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gruhs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Mellen, Wis, Teofi Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY. Tex. F. F. Proch
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski.
OAK HILL. Mich, St Pogorzelski II
GREENHOUSE, MINI, A.. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. JAN Fan
WARSAW. ND. Teodor Wv ocki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzifski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-07

wei poWwi(nniien by sobie prradl
ii DEAN ! stiannowc,za spp'rz',e''Wgl'aagyees
y. 'lWayroclbiic, lecz przyszlDJ m1n me
czasy, kt6re dobitniej napi'eett.-'
,noWaly lei dlz;l'ia s ltsllll''l Ma
bowiem az L.itwie
zlniesienie pa6szczyznY 81
gromne obnizenie Wartosci
dobr, robotnikl,owl niezalea-
nemu teraz Cd pana rzeba
bbylo . wiele wjecej placic.
To wszystko spowodowa}o Y,
padek niejednej familji szla-
checked, ale najfatalniej Cd
bila sic Ia katastrofa ma ko-
.bietacb, DO wobec utrudnio-
nych warunk6w zmienily sic
stosunki towarzyskle tax, i
niejedna panna zwatpifao zisz.
.ezeniu sic najserdeczniejsze-
go zyczenia wyjscia "a D'a7.
y tego tia wynikla p6zniej
powie6c Marta. Jeszcze
wieksze atoli wrazenie spra-
wilo ma Elizie powstanie
styczniowe r. 1863. Dwudzie-
stoletnia kobieta JUL innym
.okiem patrzala ma otoczenie,
ma to smutne wypadki "
kraju, kt6ro jej dusza do gle
bi wstrzasnely, tax il ME be-
DAG widziana wlosy 2 glowy
.%wyrywala z zalu, re ME mo-
10 przyjsc 2 pomoca kocha-
nej ojczyznie. Y
Wsr6d takich warnnkGw
rozpoczela Orzeszkowaf swa
dzia|alnos6 literacka i wszy-
stkie powyaej opisane fakta
'wiernie odzwierciadlaja sic
", jej dzieiach. w tym>w1a6-
ME czasie zyskiwa1 sobiB co
raz wieksza przewaga " lite.
raturze prad ~pozytywist6w.
Pc rozkosznym bujaniu "
krdinach uludy nastapi}o
dazenie do piracy reallej -
stapanie pc nizinach. A po-
wodem tel zmiany, to'nieu>
dane poWstanie " rokuz1863;
kt6re nagle wszystkie ma
rzenia rozwiafo. Podoza gdy
pc roku 1881 mn6stwo poe.
tow powstalo, kt6rzy " swym1
zapale p~or6wnywali Polske
wprost 2 ofiara, kt6ra jak
Chrystus must cierpiec za:in-
ae narodY, p1 ostatnim pow
staniu nastapi1o przeobraze-
ME pojec tax dalece, ze po-
czeto sic ~wysmiewac 2 idea
low romantyk6w, 2 ich czu-
biernej, Z ich mistycyz--
,nu, starsjac sic kierunek IL
.teracki i politycznY zmienif
ma really, kt6ryby stat ma
So;1nuon p,,d,l o xuonh nn@forO