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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
Agassiz 'Fessed Up

The late Senator Frye attributed his
robust health TO correct habits and fond
ness for sport and the world outdoors.
Two months each year he enjoyed at his
camp by the Rangeley lakes and the keen
delights OF the rod and gun. II there was
enc achievement of his life of which he
was inclined to boast IL was that OF hav-
ing caught the largest sduare-tailed trout
ever taken with a fly ~ ,f6-ioS
Some time after, at a dinner this boast
was challenged by no less an authority
than Prof. Agasslz The great naturalist
asserted that the Main senator was ia
error, Tor It was a scientific fact that
no true trout ever attained the weight
msntioned-seven pounds. The following
season the senator was fortunate enough
to catch an eigh-pOund specimen OF the
same species. which he packed I'm ice and
sent TO Prof Agasslz The professor
acknowledged his defeat in the following
laconic line: 'rhe theory OF a lifetime
kicked TO death by a fact!'
That commented Senator Frye, ia
the only case l have ever heard of In
which a theorlst ever paid the slightest
attention to a stubborn fact"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
Little Bobbie's Pa
BY WILLIAM Il. KIRK.

Yeggmen- Jack Dalton & Harry Tracy
& the James Brothers
Actors-COrse Payton. lie owns moar
thCeters than ShakespeCr.
Orators-'Theodore Rusevelt & Demos
themes beekaus wen they smile they
both show the rocks in thare mouths.
llters-Bob FqtzsimmoEs & me.
Well, sed Ma, when are you going to
git thru talking that nonsense & get
rcddy for the thcetcr.
/ doant feel like going 20 any theeter
tonite, sed pa. 1 feel TOO sad wen
think how Mister Carnegay left me out
.vf the Mains OF crate men.
Well, sed Ma, you made up Tor it by
putting yure own naim In twice. Cum on
q put on yure colthes now, sed Ma, you
may not be one Of the twenty CRATE men
of the world but you are the deerest man
of them oil.
Then Pa felt happy & he went & got
reddy for the show. ! think Pa Is one
Of the twenty gratest boobs In the wurld
beekaus Ma can make him do anything.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

were consumed in the United Stntes-an
increase of 1,S56,4S7,3OS over 1909, not in
Guiding those imported and rolled by
hand.
Fifth-Tuberculosis fatalities are great
est among cigarette smokers.
SiXth-The cigarette is considered key
to the insane asylum.
Seventh-Most school billiards and tru-
ants are cigarette smokers.
Eighth--Many colleges are distributing
centers for cigarettes
Ninth-Students mental and physical
efficiency is lowered by cigarette smoN-
ing.
Tenth-The cigarette torch imperils life
and property everywhere.
Eleventh-EleveL states have prohb-
TIED the manufacture and sale of cigar
cites.
Neutrality-suspicious. laws are upheld
by the United States supreme court.
All right thinking people demand the
determination of this pest of society.
Many devotees of tobacco are ignorant
of its injurious nature. However, owing
to the. rapid decline, of the race during
the last few decades and the increase Of
crime insanity and other diseases, spe-
ciaI attention has of recent years again
been called by leading medical men,
scientists, religious teachers and COM
missions appointed by various nations to
investigate the causes of the almost uni
versal physical, intellectual and moral de-
generacy to the fact that tobacco is
responsible for mucn that has, in the
past, been attributed to other causes.
To ascertain the real injury to the race
from such a habit we must necessarily
go to the third or fourth generation of
it's devotees Naturally, the sad havoc
wrought by tobacco upon the race Is
more manifest now than it has been in
the past
II you are a parent, a teacher,
preacher or a friend of the boys and
well wisher of the race, help this Amer
lean campaign against the cigarette evil
by writing TO the Woman's Temple in
Chicago, and asking what you can do to
push the cause along. And send a self
addressed stamped envelope for reply.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

them to the insane asylum. I have seen
bright boys turned into ounces. and
straightforward boys Snade into miserable
towards by cigarette smoking"
\. c. CLINTON, "
Physician to several boys schools.
The Anti-C Cigarette League of America,
with general headquarters at the
Womaus temple i'm Chicago. is conduct
ing an America-wide campaign Of educa-
ton. law enforcement and legislation
against the cigarette evil
1t is leading the fight against tremen-
deus odds.
II depends for success upon the CO.
operation of parents teachers, preachers,
Doctors, legislators and other friends Of
the boys.
Judge burke OF Chicago has stated that
"Uur Jaws and ti;nes would not tolerate
Tor ona single moment the cigarette evil
Il the Oscillation which it works could be
fully realized"
FACTS
i!rst.-rwelvo hundred TO 1900 boys be-
gin S;noS.nE every day-estimated.
5Nooad--Bae habits are the starting
i,iint ia criminal careers.
'-hird-I-r;:ae Is keeping pace with the
cigarette habit 90 per cent Of youthful
offenders are cigarette smokers.
Fcurth-In 1910, S6iL9S7,O9O cigarettes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

There is no half way place in loyalty. It
gives everything or nothing, and there ara
few husbands who would care TO keep the
body of love after its soul had fled.
And the amazing thing about the fir.
tatious wife IL her folly in risking 50
much for so little. | have In mind tins
minute a woman married TO a man who
adored her. and who lavished the most
beautiful and tender attentions upon her.
In addition, being wealthy. he gave her
fine town and country houses, automo.
blies and horses ana carriages, diamonds
and costly clothes. everything that money
could buy. This woman had nearly grown
children and apparently all that heart
could desire, except an Unsuitable craving
for the admiration OF many men.
She was one OF the flirtatious wives.
In truth. her fllrtations never went be-
youd sentimental talks and letters and a
few orchids from her admirers. but one
fine day the husband overheard another
man making love 90 his wife. and q
search OF her desk revealed a Pile OF love
letters. such as no married woman should
receive. and the result is that the once
adored wife has lost husband and chill
dren, and wealth. and is now an exile
from home, living on a moderate PEN
sion.
That's the way one flirtatIous wife got
hers, as many another finds hers ending
in Reno
The flrtatious wife Is the worst OF
traitors ito her sex because she must
either prey ON other women's husbands,
or else robs some girl Of q husband, and
makes every man afraid to marry by
lowering in his eyes the standard OF
womanhood
| In Kentucky they tell the story OF Is
4 plain mountain woman whose husband
was elected to the legislature. BY and
by the mountain woman came down to
the capital, and observing with horror
the ways OF the women in sophisticated
society, she announced her own code OF
ethics In dealing with men.
Il don't poster no womRns husband, -
she said. and l don't want no woman
Fostering mine"
Which is a good motto for all married
women.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

An the time wen / was Getting dinner
late mite / notlsed that Pa was feeling
awful blue, lie sed that the supo burned
his mouth & he sod that the roast was
TOO ccald. & he sed that tho coffee was
look warm. When Pa is blue he is Il
regIar thermometer.
Wen. Kari KiIlJoy scd Ma, what seems
20 ne On yure brite mind this afternoon?
Why have you made oar crly dinner look
!.Ec icast OF the Dead? sed Ma. Brace
~. ed Nil, smile a little & have Guu
If them Glmpiipgs. cooked them with
uy own ha.ja. SEED Ma. / mite have
known O., said r., ih1y ioo:s Ike yure
hands. 50, tISe them away, / doant
want th.ia.
aegean I ask yod, scd aIa, what Is the
matter ;vi;h you?
Cesl t5at nave been slitcd, Pa sed, /
zee, IAst Mister CarncSay has made up
list OF twenty CRATE men am not In
g. SEQ "a, & iUether = Mister Dante or
Lard ~ run or McGraw or ecven Teddy
E.lisvel,. Pa sed. can you beat that? sed
"a. a lis; q; Craze men without Teddy
80 4oadsr j ara tive, sed ia, wen a
!E;:e HAN nIsn cIhs along & picks out
2. !ot Of Fra.s iasn without oTyer having
ROT aIh,s: hist-y 20 know the ree!y grate
men. ] Lave q Est .cTc. ssd Pa. wich l
made W TO- one Of ou~ ,eea!rG maya
icons = ,2nE time ago. The list dldent
git !n;o tr0 paper sea In, owing TO the
fack ghht haven't a. raft load Of
MUMMY. .lks Mister Camegay. but the
TACK resniains sed Pa, that my list Of
grate naims viii live longer than the
list made up by Mister Carnegay. The
reesoR IL Is a better list. Pa sed is
bsckaus my list Is classified. Lissen, sed
PH, a you viii see & heer my Janus
list an placed WHARF thay belong:
Poets shakespeer & Byron & Poe &
noe.
Artists Rembrandt q Milet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
"Too Worldly"

Police Commissioner Waldo OF New
York was talking about the proper OBJ
servance of the Sabbath.
II believe in proper observance OF the
Sabbath" he said. but l should hate
to see as go 10 such lengths as prevail
in certain sections Of Vermont.
"a friend Of mine is passing his va
cation in Vermont. lie is staying with
rich farmer, one Of his boyhood mates.
Dear me. what strict Sabbatarians they
are in those parts
MY friend. the other Sunday said.
after lunch, that he though he'd take
stroll, and, swinging his stick. he
started off. But he had hardly got half
way down the old-fashioned garden when
his farmer host come running after him
with an umbrella.
William he said, would you mind
carrying this umbrella instead OF that
cane on your walk? 1t would look less
frivolous and worldly"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
Ever the same.
BY JAMES RAvENscRoFT.

BY JAMES RAVENsCROFT.
Hail 10 our Lady of the Curves
Welcome back to your own bnce more!
Yours the worship your grace deserves;
Charm us now as you did before.
Fashion whimsically wills that you
Shall come TO dazzle our eyes anew;
Enthrall US as only you can do
Al empress we'll all adore
Not that we love or worship less
The suender one whose reign you break
For when she came, lets all confess.
Our hearts were hers 10 leave or take.
Now to you TO bow with courty mien;
Now you're the fairest we've ever seen:
And, best Of all, you're the self-same
queen,
only In different dress
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

Something with
boiling oil in Il is
about the punish
ment TO lit the
crime In such n
case.
NJ u ~ excuses
may be made for
the flirtatio us
young girl. She Is
gay and giddy,
heady with tho
sense OF her own
Just realized at
fractions for the
opposite sex, She
IS ignorant and un-
sophisticated, and
does not appreciate
the harm she may
be doing. More
over, she Is frankly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

"a good deal has
been said about the
evils of cigarette
smoking, but one
half the truth has
never been told.
Cigarette smoking
first dulls the
whole moral ma
ture. 1t has an APP
palling effect upon
the physical sys-
tenn as well. It
first stimulates and
then stupefies the
nerves. 1t sends
boys into consump-
ton 1t gives them
enlargement of the
liCurt and sends
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

MA IA, In 4 miLkMArI
NOW ArSO ITS y ThEF n.
LpocT SGv TO I've STNeLG
TtLIL9o T4EN LoAO
up nIE WAGON NrIGTNA
I. MILK ArIp icE' HAZE
10 SrApr AKA cERTAlN
TINE BEc aoJE n WERE
LATE NE Los & UA pE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

logs who smoke cigarettes are like
wormy apples-they drop long before
harvest time"
DAVID STARR JORDAN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

The British Parliament passed sn act
IN 1906 levying one shilling on every per-
son absent from church on SundayA
Sunday newspapers in Great Britain be-
gan with the British Gazette and Sunday
Monitor on March Is 17S0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

run W 5pR q EL6++rS
ON ONE. PLoClS n4EI
Pull VuMe MA TNS
DOWN. FROM The i1'H FLOOR
Arp pull II Up Assam.
NE OoRtAT IN MOST OF
Dt6.PLACES. THEN !
AFTER We pElNNEp -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

by DOROTHY DIX.

\
THERE'S no halfwa placen LOYALTY I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
All Right Thinking People Demand
determination Of the Cigarette
Leading Medical Men, Scientists Religious Teachers and
Commissions Agree that Tobacco is Responsible for
Much of the Almost Universal Physical In
telectual and Moral Degeneracy.
by ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Copyright, 1911, by American Journal Examiner,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09
TNENS HARSH WORDS NEuL,

Ma HAVE 10 60 oVEE
The SAnhE ROUTE AGAIN,
oLtetr elLGS AFRO eoVrEs
AeAOOtGN TnAG oEHCG
TAGE 1-+OORI MORE
10 MAKE OCT ptLLS.
~ hEuER LATER p+krI
MloHlSttT UNAEN ~
GET HOME r. a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

only In different dress
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-09

Rembrandt q Milet. 4,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15
ROK XXI,


dniu zmartwychwstania stanq
ia sad Boy? Me dziwic sic, re
ia mySl sklonila miliony chrze-
scijan wszelkiego wieku wszel-
kiego stanu do prowadzenia zy-
wota aniclskicgo w cielc Smicr-
telnem. Me dziwic sic. zc w my
Sli o zmartwychwstaniu meczen-
nicy czerpali odwage i radosc,
jakq okazywali W posr6d katu-
sly. Ona jeszczc dzisiaj siodka
i pocicszajqca jest dla kazdcgo
chrzcScija janina. zw}aszcza z}ozo-
ncgo ma lou bolcSci, bo widzac
umicraiace swe ciaio. mozc po-
wiedzicc sobic I zupcina ufno-
$cia: Tc czionki, ktorc dreczy O.
krutna choroba, tc zmysiy, ktorc
oslabia odbicra, bcda mnie kic-
dyS wr6conc; a wtedy juz ulcgac
ME beda cierpieniom, wtedy O.
kryte beda chwa}a!
Many tedy slusznc powody
radowac sic W dniu Zmartwych-
wstania Pahskiego, i Z wiara
wzmocniona w Boska potege
Chrystusa mozemy isc naprzod,
az przyjdzie on dzieh, kiedy my
powstaniemy W cielc naszem i O.
baczymy drogie nam osoby i pei
nj szczeScia wdziecznosci spie-
wac bedziemy przez Gala vice.
nose wcsoic ..AlleluJa!
KS. P. Tudyka c. R.
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,. Skoro Chrystus Pan jest
Bogiem, tedy nauka lego jest
BoSka prawdziwa; innemi sio-
wv, wiara Jezusa Chrystusa Jest
nieomylna, nieodmienna ma ia
jemnice niepojete. Pitagoras, jc-
den ze siedmiu medrc6w gree
kich. ME przyjai nikogo do gro
ma uczni6w swoich, kto sic pier
wSzej i najgiowniejszej zasadzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

pewnieniom swojego mistrza.
Tenn silniej wierzyt powinniSmy
we wszystkie prawdy, ktore
wiara katolicka zawiera, DO ME
czlowiek, ME medrzec PitagWas,
ami uczony Kopernik nam tako-
wa podal, ale sam B6g-czlowiek,
ChryStus Pan. Ludzie chocby
najswiatlcjsi pomylit sic oszu-
kiwat moga, Bog zaS jest praw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

ogarnqt, ME by}by prawdziwym
Bogiem, lecz musiafby bye niz-
sym Cd czlowieka. Wiec ME
szperajmy zanadto i zuchwale W
rzeczach WARY, ale wierzmy we
wszystko, CO Koscioi do wierzc-
MIA podaje. Powiada Sw. Augu-
styn: ,,Gdyby wiafa naSza ogra-
niczala sic tylko na prawdy dla
rozumu zrozumiaie ME mialaby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

wstania naszego. Slodkq te pra-
VIDE tax objaSnia sw. Jan Chry-
zostom: ,,Cokolwiek umiera, to
znowu powstanie. Obumiera w
ziemi ziarno pszeniczne i W klos
wyrasta; obumiera nasicnie ia
bloni lub gruszki i wyrasta W
drzewo: zachodzi we Wicczor
sloncc powstaje rama; gasnq
gwiazdy jakoby umierajQce i
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jego szkoiy ME poddai; a ia
brzmiala: zaden Z uczniow ME
powinien pytac o przyczyne tel
Iub owej nauki, lecz musi sic
spuscic ma powage siowo mi
strza. Nauczyciel Pitagoras tax
m3wi, to byl najgi6wniejszy do
w6d W jego szkole, wykluczajq-
cy wszelkie powqtpiewanie. A
choc Pitagoras byi tylko czlowie-
klein to omylnym czlowiekiem,
wierzyli uezniowie slowu j "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

ko naczynie chluby wszyscy Q
tenn wiedziec beda. Jakzez moz-
ma ME oddawac sic zapa}em
wykonvwaniu dobrych uczyn-
k6w, gdy szczerze pomySlimy 0
chwale, jaka ma nastapic po
zmartwychwstaniu i wynagro-
die cnote? Jak ME powsciagac
swych namietnosci i ME unikat
grzechu, gdy czesto przypomi-
nae sobie bedziemy katusze
hahbe; jaka czeka zlych, co W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

da wieczna; On ami mas omylic
ami sam omylonym bye ME mo-
re. Wszystko tedy, co Cd Boga
pochodzi, pewne jest, prawdziwe
i nieomylne. ze wiara nasza "a
wiera taiemnice, czyli artykuly
dla rozumu niezgiebione, jest do
wodem jej prawdziwoSci. Reli-
gia, kt6ra podawaiaby nam sa-
me zrozumiaie artykuly, musia-
laby bye falszywa, bo Bog, kt6-
fegoby slaby rozum ludzki m6gi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

dziej, jezeli ME mysl 0 zmar-
twychwstaniu, moze pobudzit
kazdego chrzcScijanina do pro-
wadzenia zycia niewinnego, vol
nego cd grzechu? Jestze co VIA
$ciwszego cd natchnienia mas re-
ligijnem uszanowaniem wzgle-
dem naszcgo wlasnego ciala? Je-
zeli I ciala mego uczynie narze-
die cnoty. cialo mole odzyjc ia
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zadnej zasiugi pred Bogiem. p"
,,Kto wierzy Bogu, dodaje Sw.
Efrem, czci Go, kto zas podej-
rzywa prawdziwoSc slow Bos-
kich, obraza Co." I Chrystus
Zmartwychwstaly stwietdzil to,
mowiqc do $w. Tomasza apostle
la: lies obaczyl, uwierzyles,
blogoslawieni, kt6rzy ME widzie-
Ii a uwierzyli.'
8. Zmartwychwstanie Chry-
stusowc jest rekoima zmartwych
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znowu W nocy powstaja swle-
ca; gina W p6znej jesieni ozdo-
bne i woniejace kwiaty, na
wiosne znowu odzywaja, = tax
/ nv. lrrbc oonrzemy, znowu w
tvch samvch ciala"h powstanie-
my. A niechaj Mkt o tenn ME
watpi. bo slusznie rzeki sw. Pa
wei: ,,Jesli wierzymy, re Chry-
stus umarl i zmartwychwstal, toz
Bog i tych, ktorzy zasneli,
wskrzesi!" Zaprawde, coz bar
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Jajka wielkanocne.

l. najrozmaitszych tlomaczen
zwyczaju dawania krewnym i
znajomym jaj wielkanocnych maj
prawdopodobniejsze jest zapcw-
nicnie, ze zwyczaj ten pochodzi
&c Wschodu siega gIcbokicj
starozytnosci. Iajko odgrywa
wazna role w obrzedach religij-
nych Wschodu
w najelementarniejszych vie
rzeniach lndyan jajlio jest SYM
bolem claosu, czyli picrwiastko-
wego stanu wszcchSwiata. Ma
Wschodzic jest zwyczaj rozda-
wanna jack W dzicn Nowego
Roku. Obccnic jeszcze w Persyi,
gdzic dzicn ten Jest jcdyncm
swietcm cywilnem, zwyczaj "a
mieniania rozdawania jaj jest
obchodzony ze szczegolna uro-
czystoSciq. Pierwszy dzien roku
przypada tam nmiej wiecej W
czasie, kiedy my obchodzimy
Swicto Zmartwychwstania. Per-
sowie W dniu tym przesylaja So
bic nawzajem jajka malowane
zloconc. Niekt6re tych jajek So
bardzo kosztowne, wykonanc
bywaja drogiego kruszcu, po
wiekszej czesci sa to jednak jaja
naturalnc i maja L czterech stron
: malowane Symbolicznc figury,
lub tez miniaturowc wizerunki
r6znych osGb.
W Rzymie, pewnym ro-
dzajem zabobonnego przesQdu,
podawano jajlo przy rozpocze-
ciu uczty. Stqd tcz bierze Poczq-
tex sw6j przyslowie rzymskie:
alb ovo usque ad mala, co mialo
dwojakie tlomaczenie, cd jajka
az do jabiek cd poczatku az do
kohca. Ziym bylo prognosty-
klein, jezeli jajko pablo i tluklo
sic.
w Londynie znajdujc sic O.
braz indyjski szczeg6lnie ciekawy
przedstawiajqcy stworzenie swia-
ia. Tw0rca ma pred soba jajko
boku otworzone. w kt0rem
widaG zyjqcc istoty; na skorupic
cdlupancj togo jajka, stoi clio
wick w dniu stworzenia; umie-
szczony on jest miedzy poczat-
klein Dobrego' i Zlego - dru
giei bowiem strony stoi dyabe}
w postaci czlowicka rogami,
zuPeinie jak go maluja malarze
chrzescijahscy.
Francuski pisarz Morier, W
dziele pod tytulem: ,,Traite de
lorigine des traditions" dowo-
dzi, ze zwyczaj jajek wielkanoc-
nych siega czas6w Fenicyan,
ktorzy czcili jednego z bozkow
swych, pod postacia jaja. Podiug
ich mniemania, noe, poczatek
wszystkich rzeczy, zaplonila ia
je, ktorego powstal rod ludzki.
Wedlug innych znow zwyczaj
ow wielkanocny powstaf w ten
Dokonczenie ma stronicy '4-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

Ia atoen wielkanocnym wesole Swetlicy
Zasiadla juz rodzina, druhy domownicy
Pietrza sic wielkie baby domowei roboty
(Z;.,alec gospodyn ME wyrzadzil psoty).
z serem pIacki krakowskie obok placi6w maiiem,
Kielbasa sasiaduje Z szynka prosiakiem
A : dcniczk Z rZerzucny z ponad jaj polmska,
Pdranck wiekanocny balem runem blyska.
jake Sniechy wesole Jake krotofile!
lie tu;aj szczeroSci! tutaj lie!
Jak slowo dobra my$la idzie zgodnej parze,
Jak sic poczcwe Smeja przyjacielskie tWarze!
Codzira "a godzina splywaja iak chwila,
Gala dusza sic piersi wynurza wychyia,
To sic dlonie uscisna to 6cz liza sic saczy -
TAX sweto Alleuja ludLkie serca LACEY. orc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-15

Ponad stara dzielnica, podniebahskie strony,
Staromejsk!ch ko$ciolow za$pewaly dzwony.
IDA sic, ich d&wieku srebrnym, ich wesolej nucit
Iladzka radoSc sic miesci lUdzkie uczuce.
Zda sic, te martwe dzwony, kt6rych pie5ni piyna,
WeselQ sic wraz miastem ia swieaa nowina
l zote sonce WARY nosa serca kwiatu:
Alleluja. Zbawiciel zn6w sic zjawil swiatu!
SmicjC sic jasne niebo, lazurowe, czyste,
Zotem s}oncem, cd srebrnych obiok6w srebrzyste;
s,uieja sic kamience odwieczne, wynose;
starucry mchem stuleci jak deby porose.
V Glicach, koScioi6w tlumy wracajace,
1aja twarze TAX jasne. jskby sercach sionce,
Jakby miel tych sercach niewinno$t anielska,
Co uuszom dawa cichosc pogode selska.