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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
AN OPEN LETTER TO SHOPPERS.

ONE merchant IN TIN, CITY J., ,oekng additional clerks
~ He is unable 10 find them When asked about the
situation holiday time It there be scarcity OF clerks
the merchant said "l don't know how we're going to
wait on holda, trade customers delay their shopping
until the week before Christmas II there be hcstancy
in buying Christmas goods then every this town
will be ,wampcd and customers will be disappointed
There but ono solution to the problem which IS about
to arise the people will start At to buy holiday
good, a ycyauou, situation can be avoided One family
Of Oklahoma City ha, already started the Christmas shop
ping and will complete the pleasant task on the last day
Of November THIS will open the way for the customers
who find it impossible to buy holiday goods carly Many
are Of course prevented from early shopping account
OF a lack OF fund,
Buying good, in November call, for payment in De
ccmber Buying in December put, the day OF settlement
off until January Of next year Ih, naturally influences
many buyers
However customer, who have traded regularly lor a
long period with a store may be able to find that they
can have their holiday account, adjusted whereby they
may make their purchases in November and have them
charged as if bought in December, payment to be made
on January l.
1t will be found that merchants in Oklahoma City will
extend every facility to customers to shop early This
policy has been preached each year for long time The
preaching accomplished lot Of good made shopping easier
and saved the life blood Of tired young behind the
counter, But former years did not present the same diff
fcutes in obtaining clerks that prevail at this time
Every person who possibly engage in holiday shop
ping in November should do December promises tC
be the busiest month in mercantile history, Clerks ar,
Those customers who put off their shopping unit
the week before Christmas going find that they
get waited on They will waste lot OF time that
be saved Do the shopping in part at least in Novcm
Der You'll then be able to look back and the wisdom
of such
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
FLAG PRESERVATION

A RICH MAN in the northern part OF this city swung
flag to the breeze months ago The flag still
flies, that IS what is left Of it. The coors now in rib
bons faded and ragged 1t is time lay that flag away
and fly one
Here is the opportunity Tor the local chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution to take hand
There many flags floating in the Oklahoma breezes,
torn and weather beaten They should be replaced with
new coors, Then, the owners should bring them in at
night and in bad weather
More than citizen will be found taking the finest
Of the flag BY day it swings the emblem Of free
dom no flag should be permitted to become tattcred
If the members Of the d A. r. will issue an appeal in
this case well have thc flags taken care of better than
they OF course the women Of that patriotic or
ganzation extremely busy in the various movements
of patriotic nature, but ~ certain that they can find
bit Of time to bring every citizen into line so that there
shall be universal flag preservation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

ways makes us snicker when We hear
woman who is wearing pair Of
shoes that cost Sl6 complaining about
the high cost OF living
After all, it isn't the cost OF living
that hurts. II is the incidentl expenses
II there were two Sundays in week
the average man wouldn't live half as
long as he does, because he, usually
loafs around and eats up everything IN
the house on the Sabbath dav.
With the fond memory of the good
things that mother used to make comes
the recollection OF how father used to
kick about them.
An heiress may he positive in her
mannet at other times But she is liable
to be negative when you propose to her
q A woman can wear a straight front
and vet not he straight laced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
RIppIINdRHYNl R
B1@ Masot
1(opyfygtr I9I7 !
LOYAL TAKERS.
(opylyg0t ~

A LOT Of us old fogies, who arr
n gray to fight, sit round and 81
our stogies, and jabber day
night We tell about the scrapping
do II we were young; we'd send
Prusslan yapping, with buckshot IL
lung. We'd prod foes in the stom
with cleaning sword and lance,
pile our dead in hummocks upon
plains of France. And how VIC j
the stripping who docs not seek
fray, who's quoting Wells or XII
while others march away We skin.
German royal, who started all the I
we are so doggone loyal the chill
stare at US. But when we're asked
litely to dig up for a bond, and
things going rightly out Wonder
beyond, when asked TO give assist
we suddenly recall engagements in
distance, and hike to heat YOU all.
cannot tear aSunder the tlghtwad !
his wad, the miscr from his plunder
gold brick from his god oh, tai
cheap and filling we all can be
flag but ask US for a shilling, ant
us wilt and sag
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

street car, she would wait ior the next
car.
When a man Squrms and fidgcts and
starts to turn away, don't hold him by
the coat lapel and start another story
A lot of the members OF the Down
and Out club arc that way because they
rely on luck for assistance
Strawberries and honeyrhoonS and
other sweet things have very short
season
Women have no difficulty in keeping
the secrets that reflect on themselves
in any way. And this goes for the men
folks. too
If our faults showed on the surface
in the form of pimpleS, most OF us
would look like we had scarlet fever,
And what has become Of the old tad
who used to refer to a dance as a
hoe down or a Shindig
A widow believes that a lot Of the
married women OF her acquaintance
would like to exchange places with her.
And she is often correct
1t is none OF our business. but II al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

Flour now sells at $ll barrel formerly the price was
SH When the values advanced OF course the bakers in
creased the price OF bread decreased the size OF the
loaf Bread rcljci slow in coming will some baker
kindly and make the that bakers purchased
quantities OF flour the top OF the market and
cannot sell bread at less prices until the hgh-prced flour
has been exhausted?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Our Ioe Miller Contest

Joe Niehaus claims that the oldest
Joke is the one about the negro lodge
in session. One oolored brother got up
and said Supreme Leader, under
stand that the lodge needs two cuspi-
dors, and ! make a motion that we have
two cuspidors" "Vcry well" an
ncunced the supreme leader. Il ap-
point Brother Jackson and Brother
Mayberry cuspdors of this lodge"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

Women dress The way they DO he
cause they arc different from men The
more that is seen OF a man, the less
there Is to admire in him
II a fat woman could see a moving
picture Of herself running to catch a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Drafts Is Drafts

Rail- Crank announces that he has \
bad cold and claims that, anyway he
can't be accused of avoiding the draft
He also wants TO know If clergyman
couldn't claim draft exemption on the
ground that he is the soul support Of
his parish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

We note that the arithmetic editor says that If sugar
sold at Is sack profit in 1911 80 cents sack in
1912 and IS sack in 1913 the average profit would
be % 2-3 The students OF mathematics at the high
school should he interested in this rule which
10 be Of recent invention d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Yes But Wh.ddv Va Mean

We have unear,hed this poetic Jim in
the business directory of Sheridan, Wyo
NJ Maybc you can tell what it Is all about
BETTER never start tho race
II whom you start you're faint,
You are very sure to lose your place
Because you simply can't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Paw Knnxa EHerythina

Willie-Paw, what is the ,eamy side
Of life2
Paw-lt is the same as the other side
with the polish rubbed off, my son.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Is That Sol

Luke is not in business, but We can
inform you that you'll have to {. Nee
when YOU want to buy clothing in
lockwood Tenn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Line, Worth Remembering

Free states ought to have a wholesome
dread Of absolute monarchieS, especially
il they are situated in their immediate
neiphborhood. .-Demosthenes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Bone Dry

They tell us that since the federal
law went into effect in Kansas IT is so
dry in that state that the fish arc
growing toe nails.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Patient.

Though he finds practice very slow,
I'm for young Doctor Cater,
For he In hopeful, and | know
lie In a patient walter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

The drys are very busy.
The poor vets they would blk
And N we don't like grape juice,
They'll let us purchase milk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
How About Him ?

n. + Kidnockcr OF Chlllcolhc, Ohio,
wants to teach the boys class in the
club school, but we are afraid he might
be too rough with the youngsters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Another Flopement.

Ad in Cincinnati Enquirer Two
Stray Cattle-One Jersey COW, good
mixer; other a Durham steer both in
good condition"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Noticel

One Of the Club members would like
to get a job in a cigar factory lie is
Roll Segar, and he lives at Meadow
Grove, Ncb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

Those boys out in dry Arizona who have found easy
to step the line into New Mexico to get drink
now are to have taste Of the bone dry measure New
Mexico having voted dry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

A clever man In Matthew Nee.
He's skilled and he is bright,
And though he is left handed, he
In sure to do things right.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

carrie A. Gum Of Olpe, Kan. /,
ready to enlist and lead a regiment oI
hma1ons against the kaiser
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
One or the Other

1T says here that New York man
has saved 100000 in fifteen years on
a salary OF $40 per week" said the Old
Fogy as he looked up from his news
paper
What is he, a waiter or police
NAM" asked the Crouch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
LIKE McLuke Saws

There Isn't Much Meat On The Rome
OF Contention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

New York voted for suffrage hut we don't hear
any reports to the effect that New York lined up for pro
hibtion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Nniiher Did W.
Strange

Did YOU know that Turner Rush has
a hardware store at Lexington, Ky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

Among those from out OF town
attended the bankers convention
Yesterday we're Harry PcnteooSt
Guthrie. r d. Minis OF Rolf, 5,
Hogan OF Ca>hion. !. NJ Aydelott
Shawnee and Mr. and Mrs Fl
Wikoff Of Saltwater.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

The finny fellow will be king tomorrow, 1t will be
q moatless day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
OLDSToRIES..
IN NEWTYpB
Twenty Years Ago.
7r0m ZNQ TlHBS Fills

Twepty Years Ago.
Miss Maggie Mckinley. first coul
Of the president, went to Guthrie tol
TO visit Receiver +. + Mckinley
MIR, VIII Bradford returned toi
IRON d Kansas visit
Mr. and Mrs North LoSey left
night for Chandler to visit Mrs Los,
parents, Mr. and Mrs 7 b Knapp.
Fifteen Years Ago.
Henry A Smith vice president of
Western National bank Of New Yt
and James G. Strcan. cashier OF
City National bank OF Kansas {
gave luncheon at the Lee hotel y
terday. having as their guests d.
Sleeper of Lawton, who was speaker
the Ohio house Of representatives VI
the late President Mckinley was q
ernor J s Corley lanes /. VIII
and o. II Caiky Of Weatheriord. II
The opera house was filled to q
flowing with people last night to !
the lecture of Senator Jonathan p. 7
liver OF Iowa. who was introduced
Attorney John w Hunt OF this {
also a native Of Iowa, who paid po
tribute to the common" calth st
birth
Among those from out OF town
attended the bankers convention ]
Yesterday we're Harry Pcntecost
| Guthrie. + D. Minis OF Rolf, S,
Hogan Of Ca>hion. J. NJ Aydelott'
Shawnee and Mr. and Mrs Fl
| Wikoff Of Saltwater.
Ten Years Ago.
A special meeting OF the Oklah
| CITY Bar association was held Il
with President A. ? Crockett pre-
ing An effort is being made to |
Justice Brewer Of the United St
supreme court address the meeting
the bar association OF the two t.
tories to be held in Oklahoma
December 20, p and p
Three hundred friends Of Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Afford Porter
members OF the church attended
farewell reception given them and
mother Mrs l.. Brcthous, at the v
Temple Third street and Broad
last night Doctor Porter and
were presented with tray OF S
knives, forks and spoons
, Senator T. T. Gore today lsSu,
statement in regard to his speech
fore the Farmers National cong
, held in Oklahoma City in Oct
which he says had been miSquote
the republican newspapers OF the
Senator Gore opened his statement
2 81 have never formed the habit OF
reoting newspaper mlsrepresenta
{ and shall not form that habit
n because | am as proud OF my enc
4 as am OF my friends, and ! migl
we'll serve notice upon such rcpub
? journalists now that | am ndnr
-, alike to their worthless blessings
their harmless curses
y Mr. and Mrs. Omar Benedict,
{ have been in Enid for a few days
turned home today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
EUKEM:LUKE
Ills COLUMN
Copyright I%7
Strayed or Stolen.
Pray toll us soms
Light Of the law
" hat has become
Of Harry ThRN?
Oh

why did YOU discharge your super
asked the friend
81 hired him 10 overlook things" re-
piled the boss. and he overlooked too
many things
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
Fifteen Years Ago.

The opera house was filled to q
flowing with people last night to
the lecture of Senator Jonathan P. /
liver of Iowa, who was introduced
Attorney John w Hunt OF this ,
also a native Of Iowa, who paid po
tribute to the commoo,, Calth 81
birth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

MIR and Mrs. Omar Benedict,
have been in Enid for a few days
turned home today
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31

- F#,a..: =! -.4@- -a+N@|%aE
.Plselk!amoYali; y. Msojeiseh BaTan
5kieWicz wiersz Wspomnlelnle
Ks. j. Dekowskiego; Jan Sajdak
f"Prosbe 8 Pokoj" ks. J. Dekow-
skiego; a Wlad. Malinsh 'Mary!a,
wiersz wymienionego autora. "
Przerwach przygrywa1a ofkiestra
koleggialna. Na zakoheczenie rs.
'Dyrektor przemowi} wskazuJac,
&c jak anarchia zgubila J Polske,
tax konst. 5 Maja.. wypowiedzia
Ia wojne. anarchii, tax my win
nismy zaprawiac sic W karnoscl,
by w,yrosscc ma dzielnych, karnych
|Polakow. Zakonczono obchod ny
|mnem "Boze eos Polske
correspondent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
zK0lEGlBM SW JANA
KANI| ]! !, ERlE, IA

S16nko pieknie przyswiecalo ma
riiebie: slac Kfgbby promieni ma
mas studenut6w; Chcialo niejako
wykazac take wielka rado4, izl
vielki dzienn 11astal ola Polakoow
DO dzieh SsMaja. Pamiatka- Ia ola
mas jest droga, DO Konstytuc.ya a
wykazala dobitnie, re. Polslka ma
wet: " czasie rozbioroW lie zas}u
giwala ma miano trupa jak
nieprzyjaciele nasi gglosili, bo,:zdo
byla sic ma tax madre praWa j
sprawiedliwe, re wzbudzila po-
div vice; re rocznica ia zlialaz.
la oddzwiek " sarcach naszych
lstudent6w, ktorego wyrazem by]
wiieczorek, urzadzony staranlem
|Ko}ka literackiego.
Zebralismy sic W sail prz!ybra-.
|ncj W barwy narodowe ! we TIA
gi, ma kt6rych byly uwidocznione
s}owa piesni: sJeszcze Polska ME
zeile}a." Program jmoWal
trzynascie punkt6w.
Piekny mial odczyt kolcga +.
Piesnikowski, w ktorym cache
cal wspoluczni, by zaznajamial'
sic z pieknosciami Ojczyzny, z ]eJ
literature, historya, sztuka, gd!yz
|wtedy tylko beda mogli czuc pc
polsku i pokochac kraj oJczyzny,
gdy bedzie i'm znane cafe z!cle
polskie, ~przeszlosc nasza i owoce
ducha, ujawniajace sic glownie W
niaszcm piSmiemictwie. kolega
Pisuli Leon przcmowi} ia temat
walk dziejowych Polski... trudno-
sci, jake napotykafa W rozwo3u,
a mimo to zyla, zyje i Ola Bog zyc
bedzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Wiosenne za1ebienia SO nlebez-

p4eC1ue.
Szybka zmiana temperatury i
bielizny ~sprowadza zaziebienia
wiosenne z zapchaniem glow.y DO
lem gardla, i og6lnemi symphonic
mi zaziebienia. Dawka Dr'akinga
New Discovery jest pewna pomo-
ca i antiseptycznym balsamem,
.czysci glove, zwilza zapalone bio
ny i gdzieby mogfo bye przedluze
MEM zaziebienia, pomaga. Me "a
przestajcie leczenia skoro pomoc-
ne jest " poczatku poniewaz
wp6l wyleczone zaziebienie jest
niebezpiecznem. Wezcie dr'a
King'a New Discovery az zazie--
bienie zginie zupelnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Z Polskiego Senlinaryum "
Orchard Lake, Mich.

Dnia logo maja +. 1917. iowa
Irzystwo Literackie sw. kazimic-
RIA krol. urzadzifo pamiatkowa II
(roczystosc Konstytucyi 3go Maja.
Panowie klerycy i klasysy jak je-
'den stawili sic w sail gimnazyal--
|nej, z niecierpliwoScia oczekujac
|przybycia mowcow W osobach
Przewiel. ks. Rektora NJ. Grupy
|p. prof R. Piatkowskiego. bylego
rektora szko}y Zwiazkowej W
Cambridge Springs, Pa. i p. NJ.
j. Markiewicza.
Marsz wstepny orkiestry semi
naryjnej pod batuta Wiel. ks.Gan
nasa powitaf Prev. ks. Rektora
i grono. profesorow z MIN przyby-
ia sale.
Prezes Tow. Lit, .. l.. Chrzano
wski, w zagajeniu wykazawszy o
becnym znaczenic i eel obchodu,
powo}a} na przewodniczacego hi
niejszej u~roczystosci p. prof. A.
Martusiewicza.
Objawszy ster. prof. A. Martu-
Isiewicz %natychmiast przystapif do
%programu, powolujac ia pierwsze
go m6wce Prev. ks. Rektora NJ.
Grippe.
W movie swej 30 zwycieztwie
|ducha* Wiel. mowca podnios}, re
do wiclkosci narodu nie koniecz-
ME potrzebna jest niepodleglosc
panstwowa, DO narod nawet upa
dajacy, politycznie dnchem moe
bye wielki. My Po]acy wprawdzic
inie many po!itycznej niezalcznos
lci, ale duch nasz pozostal wielkim
mysmy ducha spodlic ME dali.Do
WOODEN zas tel wielkosci ducha
jest Konstytucya 3go Majs, W kto
rel many zadatck lcpszej przysz
ilosci. ze teraz cierplmy, to ME "a
to, IL grzeszylismy grabiac innych
ME, mysmy ME grablli sasiad6w
tego nam Mkt zarzulcic ME moze.
|Chcac jednak uczynic skuteczniej
sza wake O wolnosc nasza, musi-
my wszyscy czuc i ezynic jedna~
ko. Istnc burze oklaskow kilka--
krotnic p%rzcrywaly movie Wieleb
menu MONEY!.
Nastepnic wystapi} z deklama-
Icya p. Dziaba. w~yglaszaJac "G}os
wieznia' poczem przyszla kolej
ma sekstet pod batuta~ Wiel. ks.
NJ. Gannasa. By} on zmuszomy wy
staple diva razy wskutek oklas--
(kow i wo1an: IBIS.
W dalszym ciagu z druga mo-
wa ma temat Konstytucyi 33go Ma
ia wystapi} pan prof. E. Piatkow
ski. = Mowca zaznaczy1, re kazde
dziclo ma albo zawody bytu, al
BIO upadku, konstytucya zas Trze
ciego Maja jest niejako widocz--
nym znakiem cnot narodu Polskie
90. a TEN samem ma W soble ME
zbite zarody bytu. Ona BOWEN
zaczyna sic slowami: wv imie
)Tr6jcy Przenajswietszej' a pierw
Sym jej punktem jest "Religfa
akatolicka jest i bedzie panujaea
|w Polsce''. Przechodzac do oswia
|t!y W Polsce podkreslil m6wca. il
W owym czasie szkoly nasze staly
W caiej Europe. Mys~
my pierwsi z narodow mieli Mi
nisteryum Edukacyjne.' A vice
narod. majacy cnoty take. musi
bye wolnym. Burze oblasko6w d}u
go ME ustawaly.
Nastepnym punktem by4 wy
step ch6ru Tow. Lit z piesnia xvi
tai majowa jutrzenko'. ma cztery
glossy pod dyrekcya p. ]. Wieczor
ka.
Dalej, Pc dwukrotnym wyste--
pie orkiestry wyglosif trzecia me
we, p. n. j. Markiewicz, wskazu-
'jac ma to, il narodowi Polskiemu,
walczacemu wsr6d wiecej niz vie
kowych tytanicznych zawodo6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31

Utrzymujcie malcow zdrowo
wesolo. Ich postawa, Gale cia}o pc
trzebuje lagodnego leczenia, niesz
kodliwego lekarstwa wiosennego.
Hollister'a Rocky Moutain herba
ia jest pewnem tonicznem lekar-
stwem, ola tego nieszkodliwem.
35c W apiece Browne. Ogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
LOS ANGELES CAL.
n. B. P. ]. CHI:

dzej, re ks. Biskup ma Ola niego
ldobra parafie W Arizonie - rozu
ME sic &c ME polska, ale to nie
rob- .r6znicy, dfa ksiedza. Marci-.
niaka, DO on. umie pc angielsku
tax dobrze jak i pc polsku, a PREY
TEN jest dobrym ksiedzem rzym-
sko : katolickim, a ME zadnym
zdzierca jakto niejedni m6wia,
Bo zwykle ci co nigdy mic, albo
malo co daja Ia koscioi albo ma
utrzymanie ksiedza, ci najwieceJ
m6wia re ksieza sprzedaja spo:
wiedz i "a pieniadze. daja rozgrze
szenic.
ia juz tez w mojem zyciu wi
ldzia}em rozmaitych ksiezy i do
lspowiedzi ME chwalacy sic cho--
dzifem, ale jeszcze laden ksiadz
odemnie ME .zadai ami centa "a
|spowiedz ami "a rozgrZeszenie.
Gdy by}em jeszcze m}odym chic
!pakiem to tax jak inni* lubifem
Isle tcz zabawic i ucieszyc i chodzi
Hem tez ia, tancc, ale gdy by}em
Nv Tueringen " okoliccy gdzie
MARGIN Lutcr za}ozy} swoja luter
sko : protestancka Ware, tam wi
|dziaiem nawet W MoiselwltZach
kofo Winebergu diva deby, ma
kt6rych by}y przybite tablicc z
napisem; zc MARGIN Luter sadzi{
tic deby ale IA to wiele ME zwaza
lem i mySlafem re to by}o prraW-
Ida, lecz dis jak czyta}em re juz
kolo cztery sta lat jak Marcin Lu
tier odpad} cd WARY rzymsko-ka-
tolickiej, to te deby ME by]y ami
czwarte.j czeSci TAX stare jak to
bylo napisane.
Me mia}cm tam ami ojca ami
znajomych a-tylko sami p%rotestan
lei i niemcy tam byli. ale jak mad
szed} advent to cd pierwszeJ ME
dzieli adwentu Iii do Trzech kro-
III ME poszedlcm TIA tance. Jak po-
Item zn0w nadszcd} czas Wielkle-
90 Postu to cd srody popielcowcJ
All do poniedzialku przewodnlego
|nie poszedlem na taniec. DO sfu--
cha}em przepis6w Rzymsko ka-
tolickicgo koscio}a.
Raj to ZEN sic bardzo zadzlwlf,
DO gdy W Altenburgu poszedfem
do spowiedzi i zacza}em pc ME-
miecku sic spowiadac a spowied-
mix mnie sic zapyta} jakiej je--
stem narodowosci, a ia odpowic-
dzia}em. re jcstem Polakicm to on
mi powiedzial: ''to NOW pc pol
sku" to pomiedzy nicmcawl W
okolicy czysto n~iemieckiej natra-
fiiem Ia ksiedza polskiego, to by
la prawie OpatrznoSc Boska.
ia tez zawsze, chloe dwie mile
pruskie to szedlem do swego
Rzymsko : katolickiego koscieia,
a protestanci mnic czesto nama--
wall do swego kosciola ale nigdy
ME poszed}em 2 mimi do ich koscio
Ia luterskiego.
TAX kochani rodacy, powinnis-
my sic trzymac prawej WARY,
kt6ra Pan Jezus postanowi1 a n
nikac niezaleznych koscio}ow.
Prawda. zesmy wszyscy Nomnl,
ale prosmy Pana Boga o 1aske
ably nam dial tie silly, z}e zwycie--
1--we, a jesli bysmy %zgrzeszyli to
prosmy Boga o przebaczenle, be
bez Boskiej pomocy mic dobrego
nie mozemy uczynic.
Pan Jezus wybral dwunastu a
lposto}6w, z kt6rych jeden by]
zdrajca, j dal i'm te moe obrac
swoich nastepc6w "a apostolow
hub "a ksiezy i tych powinnismy
sic trzymac a ME innych. A gdy
razu pewnego faryzeuszowie PREY
prowadzili g~rzesznice do Pana Je
zusa i m6wili &c ia z}apali IA u
czvnku, a re zakon ich nakazuje
TAXA ukamienowac, a Pan Jezus
zapyta} ich: jezeli kto z was bez
grzechu to MECH wpierw rzuci
kamien Ia MIA, ale laden sic ME
znalazl, leez pomalu zaczeli sic
rozchodzic. PAX i nam Pan Bog
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