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The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25

drives back the hideous monsters
that threaten degradation and de-
spoilatiou. However demon like a
man may be, be has an admiration
for pure home aud pure infu-
ences, and when we say the world
is looking to pnre homes for the
defences Of time, we merely utter
the sentiment permeatibg every
heart. The drunkerd fears the
drunkard; the gambler fears the
gambler; the thief fears the thief,
the atheist fears the atheist, the
liar fears the liar, but none Of them
fear the pure. The home from
which purity gets its start is q
sublime realm of social being, and
is not only blessing to the present
age, but to all ages.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25

Right up against the tenderest
chords of. the he rt of every good
man and woman aae the absor bing
thoughts of good home Influences
those agencies which move out i'll
to the world to bless and elevate
all mankind. Like the mysterious
current of electricity, whose force
is only seen in its effect, they are
manifesting themselves all along
the avenues of life. Their power
for good is never realized not
be measused-from the fact that
the generations that gave them
birth, Lass away before the wave
currents cease their activity. Right
in the home is planted the seed
that ripens into llxariant right
eousness and lofty purity that
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25

A negro exhorter, while holding
meeting in Georgia, solicited q
special collection to defray the ex-
penses of the meeting. "We'IL
pass roun' de hat be said," en-
during de singin' of hymn on page
2O5-'On Jordan's Stormy Banks"
And then be proceeded "to line
out" the hymn, but SO intent was
be on the collection that he forgot
whole lines of it, and supplied
others, with the following result:
On Jordan's stormy banks stand
En- cast my wistful eye
To Canaans fair and happy land
Don't let dat hat pass byY
o de transportin' rapturous scene
Dat rises to my sight!
(Drap in dat nickel, Brudder
GreenY
En- rivers of delight!
Conld I bnt stand where Moses
stood
En- view de landscape o'er,
Not Jordan's stream or Deaths
cold flood,
(We want ten dollBrs more.}
Atlanta Constitution.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25

which Edgar Poe wrote to the
mother of his "Lost Lenore."
Il has been asserted that Edgar
Poe wrote nothing human-noth-
ing that touches the chords of
common sympathy. But this
beautiful sonnet breathes senti-
ments that are not only human in
their tenderness, but almost divine.
The sonnet is not as we'll known
as ii should be, and for this reason
[ may be perdoned for giving it
here.
because I feel that in the heavens
above,
The angels, whispering to one another,
Can find, among their burning terms
of love,
None so devotional as that of mother
Therefore, by that dear name l long
have called YOU
You who are more than mother unto
me,
And fill my heart ofhearts, where Death
installed you
In setting my Virginia's spirit free,
My mother-my own mother, who died
early,
Was but the mother of myself but
you
Are mother to the one J love so dearly,
And thus are dearer than the mother
] knew
By that intnity with which my wife
Was dearer to my soul than its soul
life''
Selected
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25

The road to heaven is straight
and narrow way" bnt its golden
gates are ajar to all followers of the
lowly Nazerene and wide enough
for every determination whose creed
em braces the teachings of the cru
Gifted Redeemer.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1917-10-25
The MaIigned Mother-in-Law.

From time immemoriAl rjdlcuIe of
the mother in law has been a good.
ly part of the stock in trade of news
paper wits. When the dust Of the
political race has settled aud the
fnnny man runs out Of material for
paragraphs, be falls back on the
mother in-!aw 1t is quite q
musty chestnut, but it still COM
mands a laugh even when it is SO
far fetched as this:
Jones Simpsons wife wrote
him from Florida that her mother
had fallen out Of boat into the
lake and had been devoured by an
alligator.
Brown-Ah. how did Simpson
take lt2 Jones' He said his feel
ings could be described by one
word-the term applied to the
fighter in the ancient Roman arena.
Brown-Isee; Gladiator (glad he
ate her.) Ha, ha! That's good,
When a divorce suit, or case of
marital infolicity is aired in the
courts, the husband has onl y to
say: you see, your honor, it's
Just case of too much mother
in.Iaw," and the sympathy of the
court is at once enlisted. ~ on
know how it is yourself" says the
willy culprit, and every man mods
and smiles acqniescently.
From the hard things said and
written about the mother in law
one would infer that she was do
mestlc ogre-a thorn in the mat
rimonial garland. But this is
rarely true. Ia many homes the
mother in-lrw is comforter,
wise counselor and helper. Often
she is looked upon by the son in
law as a second mother, though
he is shy Of acknowledging his
fondness for her. fearing that be
will be heard with jeering and in,
oredulity. can not call to mind
any book dedicated to the mother
in-law or any poem inscribed to
her save that beautiful sonnet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
NOTICE on SALE.

NO. 1913.
State OF Ncw Mexico. County OF Der
%nalillo, in the District Court.
Rafael Garcia. Shorin OF Bcrnalillo
county, trustee. ana Robert g.
Greenloaf, beneficiary. plalntins.
vs..
Edward l.. Grosc aad Maude NJ.
Grose. his wife. The southwestern
Real Estate ana Improvement Com
pany. a corporation, and Douglas
T.. YOUNG, Defendants
To the Above Named Defendants;
Notice is hereby given that By viz
tue OF "a certain Judgment and decree
of the District Court OF New Mexico
for Bernaliuo county made ana en-
tered on the 10Th day OF March, 1917.
in the above entitled cause. the uu-
dersigned special master viii offer Tor
sale Co the highest bidder for rash al
the from, door M the Court House IN
ola Albuquerque. Bcrnolilo county,
New MeNiro. at the hour NJ 90 o'clocl,
"a. m. ON the 18Th day ~ August, 1917.
the following described rcll estate to-
W.T.;
Tho west 80 rtst OF lot Numbered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

in block numbered . Of the Grant
tract In the city of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. IA the same II shown ard des-
ignated ON "A plat Of said tract He'd
in the Office ~ the probate clerk and
%cX-ufticio recorder Of BernaliliO
county. New Mexico, on the 3ist day
OF January, 1906
Together with all aud singular the
~tcnements. hcrediuiments and appur-
tcnances thereunto belonging or in
ans wise oppcrtnining.
For the purpose Of satisfying the
afo csaid judgment Obtained hy the
plaiutin. Robert g. Greenltaf. in the
principal sum 81 $4,000. with inter
est thereon from August 9Th. 1916.
at S per cent per auuum until paid.
for 10 per cen Of the amoun of the
said principal and interest as attor-
ney's fees. for $1,000 as trustees fee,
for $3.50 for insurance, for the
amount Of an costs and expenses In
ta.s ease including this sale. which
have accrued or may accrue. for all
or which the plaintiff. Robert G..
Grocnleat obtained Judgment against
the defendants in the aforesaid causc.
W. 7. METCALF,
Special Master
\. q. simms attorney FOR plaintiff.
publish July q. 10. %. 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
F farmers Of Curry
County Hold Wheat
For Higher Prices
Special csrre,gonisueo to The isr.Id

Special Correspondence to The Herald
SCwercTeI 600 l234 1884 i23ill
Cloves, y NJ July 30-The ever in
.arc1sinE tendency 81 the grain market.
and particularly wheat. occasions fho
holding Of over 450uOO bushels oi
Curry couuN wheat, much uf th"
wheat being held In the stack pending
tho high W1rk IN the demand Tor
TO- u is estimated thu' less than
n:tr thousand bushels o. curry
county wheat has been placed upon
the market better than thirsy-fye
thousand bushels OF this amount pass
ing through the elevators OF this city.
and the balance being handled uv
elevators uf nearby Texas towns
where much of the grain is hauled for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
XcM Nnrk MnnrN-

New YORK Jul, go Mercantile pa
per. "a per cent; sterling. Go da,
bills. i.i2 p," ceut CONNIE 500 ~
day bills on banks. illA per cent.
commercial go day bills. i5Ia per
cent demand. t,l g-lG per cent.
cables. t1s 1-tG per cent
BuT silver. 1870.
Government bonds. steady. railroad
bonds, Irregular.
Time loans. easier. go and 20 days
: = mil per ceut. SIX months az 81
4 q per cent.
can money steady. high. 2ts per
cent. low. . Ter cent ruling rate. 81,
per cent, last loan. ga per cent clos
ing pid. . pcr cent offered 90 -1t peg
cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

Kansas CITY. Iuiy 3o Hogs I"-
celpts. 5000. Market higher Eulg,
So. oON1 G 90. heavy. SIS go 1915.
light. Sl4.9O 1850. pigs. $4,000
1925.
Cattle-Reccipts. 1000 Higher.
Prime fed steers ST. so 10 ~. dress
ed beef steers. SO 90 n - so. western
steers. s9OOal 1850: cows t5.7iI
$50. hcifcrs. g7.toI 1913; stockers
and feeders. sG.-5T1I.jO. .
Shcep-Hcreipts. 600 steady
Lambs. slfeca15e-. ycarliues 81"
also: wethors. s. -00 100 No. owes
IS 40 $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
NnI1I

To tho creditors ui Edward OuR Ngoh
and TuuE Man. prupricturs 90 the
sanitary store, uf Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
All demand tg1 INST tho estate Of
cd |ls..guur, uu-t he presented To
the undersigned assignee 40 the office
20 w. g. Hickey. room ld. Barnett.
BldF. Albuquerque. View Mexico. ON
the s>rh. -ntb 1ud aUth day % Aug
ust. lal. between the hours of nine
u',Iurk "a. m ana tive o'clooN D. m.
OF said days.
TN, undersigned assignee win DO
.u Attendance az said time and place,
VIII adjust .iid demands aId. where
proper. viii make allowance of same.
FRED O.. METZGAG.
Assignee.
Pub. Jul 80. Aus. .. 10. 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
ChicnRn %IANcsInck

Chicago. Juiy ?o-Hogs Receipta,
10000 slow 10 tots cents under sat
urday's average. Bulk. s1S.O0115 So;
light. Sli15H 100. heavy. Siii0W
1910. pigs sil.CoH li5o
Cattle Receipts 5000. Firm. Ma
tive beef cattle. S76omli15 western
steers. s. f0N11G0. stocfcrs and
feodcrs.n S5.SOG 300. cows and heii-
ers. tt.50d il.i5. calves. IS 70 n 1900
Sheep Receipts. 900 strong.
Wethers. 81 GOA loss. lambs So 75H
1866.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
New York Metal.

Now york Jui, Be- Quiet.
Elnctrolytic. spdt ANA nearby. St8H
$50. nominal Septemb,. sud -
quarter. s21.Uu $500.
Iron-Firm No. uorthoru. i.3N
y5iou. SO S5a so $3.50. SO D.
southern. }in 600 n 5u Uu. SO. O. SgS 1o
a. 1880.
Tin Firm. Spot. $685. bid Al
Londou. spot copper ller. futures
il2I lus. c@lortrolNtic lis1. spot tim
.,i0 fItuI,. ..i2 los.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

New YORK. July 80 Firm.
SPOT. 10 Spot East So. Louis dcIi,-
ory. NN uS2,.
At London Lead. spot ffO los fu-
turcs. f2910s. spcltcr, SPOT asa. m-
lures. $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

IlG3A and December At tis% 20
tt.isN.
Heav grains over tho Dakotas and
Minnesota bringing relief to crops
hat had been B nperil from hot winds
had a bearish effect on wheat AMER
opening ! cent higher at t2.30 for
september. the market sagscd 20
t22S.
In later dealings September con-
tinucd io dtaiine but July was firm
In consequence Of covering by be
latud shorts The close was unset
tied. : cents net lower to an advance
Of . cents. a. g2G2 for july and s. -
Tor September.
Oats easod down with corn ne-
sides the weather for harvest opera
ton was excellent
Provisions tended toward lower
levels on account resumption 10 worS
by the striking switchmcn here.
Close
Wheat-Julyi t2G2. Sept. see
Corn-sept, Sl63N Dec. SllN@
Oats-July. t7SAc. sept, coo.
Pork-Julv. ffO.5b; Sept. st0ia.
Iard-sept, t2o.S2. oct, S2o92
Ribs-scpt.. s2lS5, oct. t21 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

Chicago. july 30 -Buttor- steady.
creamery. % 3Sc.
Eggs-Steady. Receipts a.4f2 eases.
Firsts. 30t y 81. Ordinary firste.
&c =. n e9c. at mark, cases included.
81 SIC.
Potntocs-iugher Receipts 80 cars.
Virginia barrels. t3.55 I425.
Pouitry-Aiiye Unsettled Fowls
l5m1Shc: springs. 90 n 2Jc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

ansas city. July 3o.-Rutter-
Creamery. see. firsts. Sc. seconds.
33c packing. 33c.
Eggs-Firsts. 29c. seconds 2tc.
poultry-Hens, liisc; ROSTERS l2'.
hroilers zoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
Ihlcngo Bnnrd nf Irndc

Chicago. July 90 owing 90 20 set
tlomou' OF the switchmpn' s.riE"
here and o. "a renewal Of peace talk
from Germany. considerable b'lr.sn
sentiment developed toda, Iu the cora
market -iuiayoi1blc crop conditions
however boz the %s1uthVeS. aud w.
gave tho bulls some advantage at fir.,
Commission houses were ru both sid 81
NJ tho market but as % rule hcraWo
good sellers when prices tunnel
downward Opening quotations which
ranged from q. cont decline -o q.
cents advance. with september ~
81 Gg- 10 sl63A and December at
sllef- Co f'-'i.. were followed y
% setback an around 60 poll below
saturday, finish
Favorable crop reports from tn
CENTRAL states together with ana Iu-
crease of On, visible supply total
counted later 1s 20 h4ntieap ON tnv
uu... 1u, ,In-, Vi st.udy lt M
Same l. saturday finish 10
Iuu.I with September lf z'fHE 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
TYPEWRITEKs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought. sold. rented and 70.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 914. l22 so. 4th ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

2oc higher Top $3.50 bulk. si5l5n
1888.
sheep Receipts. none Market UNI
changed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
Wanted

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
mems old clothing and shoes.
Phone Gle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
PouLTRY AND EGGS

FOR SATE--BrowR rseghorn baby
chicks-also eggs for Matching al
sc each. 72t South Edith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

pODRtLL TIRE CO.-Tlres. vulcan
jzing ana accessories. open nights
and Sundays. IRE service anywhere.
Phone iGs. 1923 North Fourth ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30

\. @. simms attorney for plaintiff.
publish july o. 10. %. 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
ROOM AND BOARD

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
board in "a private family. COS
South Edith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-30
LOST

LOST-32Xi Federal t~ire--completc
with rim. Reward. Phone 1i6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
Z Minnesockiego Uniwersytetu.

w poniedzialek, 1890 marca
wicczorem za}ozonem zosta}o W
Minnesockim Uniwersytecie "K6l
ko Sienkiewicza'. Posiedzenie cd
bylo sic w sail muzycznej. Celem
i zadaniem "K61ka Sienkiewicza
jest ksztalcenie sic W jezyku pol
skim i uzywanie Ia posiedzeniach
wyfacznie ~polskiego jezyka.
Prey zorganizowaniu studentek
i student6w w "K01ko Sienkiewi-
cza' byli obecni :Wiel. ks. Worzal
la, Wiel. ks. Matz, PAM N. Kraw
czyk i PARMA R. Rakowska.i
KS. Worza1la wyglosi} move "a
checajaca, ably m}odziez wytrwa--
la W przedsiewzietym celu kt6ry
moe bye bardzo korzystnym W
przysz}osci ola spo}eczenstwa. co
Z tego K61ka moze bye "a Is lat
= lax wielkiem i slawnem moze
ono bye a jak s%zczesciwi my be-
dziemy gdy spojrzymy W przesz-
lose i powiemy sobie, il my bylis-
my pierwszymy cz}onkami.
Wiel. ks. Matz powita1 nowo "a
}ozone "K61ko" i zachecal MO-
|dziez ably wykorzysta}a te sposob
nose i m6wila pc polsku przez co
pozyska znaczenie pomiedzy Anne
|rykanami i zyczyf "K61ku" jak
najlepszego powodzenia ma przysz
lose.
PAM Krawczyk zaspiewala Kill
ka polskich piesni, PREY akompa-
niamencie panny ROXY Rakows-
kie.j, a takze zacheca}a do piracy
podjetej,azeby m1odziez namawiac
do kszta1cenia sic w szko}ach wyz
szych.
Do Uniwersytetu Minnesockie-
go u~czeszcza tylko szczupla licz--
ba m1odziezy polskiej, ola tego 2
tym wieksza radoscia cieszy mas
zorganizowanie "Kolka Sienkiewi
cza,' a ola tel Navy przysziy
program urzadzony bedzie ma
Geese Sienkiewicza.
Studenci wybrali nastepujacy
zarzad:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

czyna marznac, a to bardzo dot
kliwie daje sic odczuc, gdyz te
Mode rosliny So W pelnem rossnie
!clu take Mode, vice gdy przyj
die take ostre powietrze, to bar
dzo ucierpia albo zostaja zniszczo
ne.
Take zmienne powietrze, W tax
szybkim czasie jest tez szkodliwe
ola ludzi, poniewaz pracuja W pc
lu i bedac zgrzany i spoceny PREY
piracy, gdy naraz zawieje taxi zim
ny j przenikliwy wiatr p61mocny,
to }atwo sic MONA zaziebic i ma
bye kataru.
P6zniej zas wiosna i latem to
tn many ciagle cieple i gorace
powietrze tax IL kazdy dosyc sic
tn napoci. Sniegu to my tn zima
,wcale ME many, rzadko bardzo sic
trait re snieg pada, j to W bar
dzo malej i%losci, Obecnej ,zimy
sniegu mielismy tn tylko kilka ra
zy a mr6z, tax co woda zamarz}a
i zicmia nieco zmarz1a; najwiecej
tutaj te ostre p61nocne wiatry pa
nuja podczas zimy czyli jak my
tn nazywamy "norther" daja sic
we znaki.
w latosim roku many czesto
take male deszcze bardzo stosoW
ne ma nasze poorane ziemie; will
goci w ziemi jest dosyc, i ziemia
jest uprawiona dobrze i dobrze
zproszkowana czyli pulchna, vice
gdy powietrze nam posluzy a Bog
Najwyzszy nam udzieli zdrowia j
sill do piracy, to wkrotce zacznie-
my siac bawe}ne i robota zacznie
sic W ca1ej pehi.
Konczac ia teraz, kresle sic z
szacunkiem i pozdrowieniem
K. Kowalski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
WYCZYscCIE WASZA SKoRE
MA WIOSNE.

Wiosenne ~czyszczenie domu to
macy czyszczenie wewnatrz i ze-
wnatrz. Chrupowata krostawa
sk6ra jest pozostala czynnoscia z
zimy. Przep}ukujcie vase wnetrz
nosci }agodnem ~lekarstwem i wy
czysccie nagromadzone nieczysto-
Sci, }atwe do brania, ME sprawia-
ia bolesci ORA King'a New Life
pigu}ki wyczyszcza wasza komplce
ksye, i rozjasnia oczy. Spr6bujcie
ORA King'a New Life pigu1ek
dis wieczorem i pozbadzcie sic sla
mazarnej zimowej skorupy. U ap
tekarzy, 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
P!rezesem K6lka J. Lepak

Prezesem K6lka j. Lepak
Vice prezesem II. Wasielewssh
Sekretarka Agnieszka Tomczak
Kasyerka Hieronima Derdowska,
Marsza{kiem A.. Miszewski
.Komitet do ulozenia konstytucyi:
Franciszka Strzemielowska, Ag-
nieszka Tomczak j Antoni Kos
mowski.
Komitet do ulozeniu programu
Hieronima Derdowska Aureliusz
MiszeWski Agnieszka Tomczak
Posiedzenie zakonczono odspie--
waniem "Boze eos Polske."
Me zaszkodzi przytoczyc, re
chociaz pan Lepak . bardzo waz-
nej przyczyny ME m6gl bye obec5
nym ma poczatku posiedzenia, t. j.
podczas g{osowania, jednakowoz
jednoglosnie zosta1 obrany preze-
sem.
Pan Lepak jest bardzo zdolnym
do otrzymania tego urzedu, albo-
wien posiada on doswiadczenie z
.innych szk6f do kt6rych uczesz--
cza1: ukonczy1 on kurs wyzszcj
szkoly W Seminaryum Orchard
Lake, potem spedzi1 kilka lat W
Seminaryum w St. Paul a wsze--
die braf czynny udzial w organi
zowaniu polskich K6lek, a take
byl prezydentem polskiego K6fka-
w st. Paul.
Dziekujemy Wiel. ks. w. Wo--
rzaHa, Wiel. ks. Matz, PAM M.
Krawczyk i pannie r.. Rakowskiej
"a to re raczyli przybyc IA ma
SIZE posiedzenie i byli obecni PREY
zalozeniu naszego "K6lka."
Hieronima Derdowska,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
AMI I PANow1E!

Chcecie sic spotkac 2 waszymi
towarzyszami zycia z duzym albo
malym kapita}em? Piszcie Pc in
dolaczajac znaczek pocz
tony ma %odpowiedz do: 1,
international Future Club
2O5 E. IA st.
n. Y. C. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
PRZEWIDZENIE.

= Jaki ten Alfons nierozum-
ny; wczoraj zarzuca} mi, re go
zdradzam.
Il c6zes mu na to powiedzia-
Ia?
= Re to przywidzenie, DO pre-
ciez ME jest moim mezem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
Wielli tydzie1 v ,Rzylnie.

nifestyi uczuc religijnych; nj
gdzie jednak uroczystosci wielke
tygodniowe ME odznaczaja sic ia
ka wspaniafoscia i efektownoscia
.jak W Rzymie. Mic W TEN divine
go: Rzym to przeciez stolica pick
ma i godna powagi, otoczona azure
ola ca}ego szeregu wicklow, kt6re
jej d}ugi zywot zapewniaja, mezl
czonemi objawami bohaterstwa
kt6re OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wis
ry, dzieki dzielom architektury
malarstwa, rzezby, dzieki niesmie,
telnym imionom Micha}a Anio}a
Rafaela, Bramanta, az do Canovy
Geniusz Wiecznego Miasta uspo'
saba do takich uroczystosci i ma
strata ducha ludzkiego i W gore
ma skrzyd1ach swoich go dzwiga
T1um ma ulicy, cd niedzieli PaH
mowej ~poczawszy, oddycha jedna
.juz tylko mysla spedzenia calegc
tygodnia w oddawaniu sic ,zupel.
mem nastrojowi, jaki powszech-.
ME tn zapanuje. Ludzie prosci
inteligentni ciesza sic z tego wio-
sennego swieta i kupujac palmy:
pozdrawiaja sic serdecznemi slo-.
wy.
Rozdawanie palm jest chwila
bardzo uroczysta. Palmy te po--
chodza z San Reno i w olbrzy-
miej masie So rozwozone pc ca
1ych W}oszech.
Kiedy odbywa sic ceremonia
poswiecenia palm w bazylice sw.
Piotra, rusza procesya symbol
czna, kt6ra prowadzi duchowien-
wygladajace W pochodzie
tym majestatycznie, powaznie j
malowniczo zarazem. Dzwieki cud
nej muzyki rozlewaja sic i ma
skrzyd}ach piesni unosza mysl
ludzka. Kardyna} arcypasterz, o:
dziany W bia}a kape, z}otem tka-
ma, postepuje naprz6d.
Wszyscy trzymaja w rekach ga
palmowa.
Spiewaja piesc tryumfalna, ktd
"a o sklepienia starozytnej swia-
tyni sic odbija i razem z gorace-
mi westchnieniami p1ynie w gore
ku. niebu..
Procesya wychodzi z bazyliki,
zas powraca, zastaje brame
zamknieta. W6wczas W
sr6d poboznych rozlega sic g}u--
chy, st}umiony odglos prosby czy
skargi, majacy bye wyrazem
wsp61udzia1u przyrody W owej
gdy Bog : Cz}owiek osta-
tnie Swe wydawal tchnienie.
Skoro procesya powr6ci juz do
wnetrza koscio}a, z pc "a oltarza
wydobywac sic zaczynaja harmo-
chloe smutne tony "Misere-
re- Glossy 50 przesliczne. 'Ch6r
sykstynski; spiewa przepysznie
"Skargi Jercmiego' to dzie}o ME
por6wnane w namietnych swych
akcentach b6lu, w okrzykach cier
pienia i rzewnem, uczuciu, jakiem
drza wszystkie tony tel modlitwy
zbola}ej duszy cz}owieka.
"Miserere' napisane przez AL
legri ego, odznacza sic powaga
smutku i glebokim, do serca pre-
mawiajacym nastrojem. Tworca
wlal w te picSn ca(y ogrom niewy
mownej tesknoty.
w cafym swiecie katolickim
Wielki Czwartck jest dniem maj
bardziej wzruszajacym, DO ia
mysl przywodza wspomnienia maj
drozsze; w Rzymie jednak obcho
dza pamietna te chwile bardzo IL
roczyscie. Pred. rokiem 1870tym
okaza1osc dnia tego o ilez by}a
wspanialsza jeszcze!
Ojciec swiety, pc wstepnych
mod}ach, podnosi rece do CORY,
.jakby chcia1 Nieba blagac o milo
sierdzie, potem prawa reke opu--
SEGA powoli Ia dol = i ma thmy
kleczace sp}ywa biogos}awienstwo
Eft benedictio Die omnipotentis,
PATHS te Fill ct Spiritus Sancti,
descendat super vos ct mancat
semper!
S}owa te wstrzasaja, wnikajac