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The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04

made a business trip to Little Rock Monday.
 We were very sorry to hear of the death of c. L. Davis of Roland, he died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. Lewis at Bigelow.
 J. R. Glaze, Walter Green and MT. Garrett have their dipping vat about completed and will soon be ready to dip thei. cattle.
 People here are busy now with their blowing and gardening.
 Miss Fanny Smith visited at MT. Stewards, Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
MAUMELLE ITEMS.

Miss Ruby Harding came home from Little Rock Saturday and is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maggie Harding, near Cross Roads.
 Mrs. Lulu George spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Glaze.
 Miss Leona Garrett is spending a few weeks in Little Rock
 Walter Green and J. R. Glaze
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
DEATHS.
Miss Mary Armstrong.

Miss Mary Armstrong, aged Is died at the family residence at Mabel. vale at 1 o'clock Friday morning, March 28. Funeral services were held at the home of her parents at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. T. o. Rorie in charge. Burial was in Martins cemetery. She is sur viyed by her parents, MT. and Mrs Charles Armstrong, two brothers and one sister.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04

DIR. SAMUEL G. BOYCE has re turned from France. Office, FIT" floor Masonic Temple, Little kosn, Telephone Main 453O. Residence oi4 Palm street, Pulaski Heights, le's' phone Woodlawn 133.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
TOMATO CROP IS SHORT.

The O'Leary Produce Company has been advised that the Florida tomato crop, upon which this market depends at this time of year, has been great ly reduced by unreasonable frosts.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
CHIEFLY.

Inquisitive Old Lady-What differ ence do you find between the French and American girls?
 Yank-About 4,O0O miles.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
Excuses for Speeding Not Valid m Court

It encouraging to note that Municipal Judge House does not accept when speeding by drivers either admitted yesterday driver physician pleaded that he speeded call doctors calls the lives of others should not mpeled by driving speed exceeding the limit prescribed by the traffic ordinances be doctor patient hurry But that is pedestrians should be subjected of losing life Speeding growing the early the accidents occurred supposed that they would with experience the contrary they have steadily number three states which have state providing licensing all drivers uspendng of cancel ing licenses
 you tired of harpng string all the time?
 disgrnted person, further that he tired reading Safety First advertisements directed against careless and the blessed privilege of having these articles but tired of harpng string accidents The best lies the spite the daily warnings the police and accident records plainly work be kept It disgrace that all other of transportation the accident lists show
 yearly decrease those careless and reckless driving show steady increase
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
polls System Restored.

The pUhlic Wl!l b. interest, d
t. know the story tthiad H.
rCNlGuatlpus Of the thl.e CIV!
9eryIC" t.nAllnt~ slur.Is II Is Al
.ul,u secret that tsr President
I'D tl. hrl". S!,!; Ia thr country III
the ,u~tuK d~vs u' the Cong -
asked al! the tumu rs ~,ortrs e.
suhmIt ,nr,r designations Before
lolrE 80 one ot these officials n
aIcattd hia purpose - make An
carly statement Of The real r"a
sons why he and his colleague.
we're relieved of their pusi,,uhs
! 4, ,s rulnorcd ihat criticism Of
the Commission originated with
Postmaster t,rI.-ral liurlcsun,
who obgrctcd iu ihrlr attcmrt@
to curt his ruthless adnIuislra.
tiun az ihe postal aerglr2 Ia TIA
matter Of personnel
Since lhn present a1minisira.
lion canie into pnve9 IN 1913 ahg
Civil Service commission has
been reduced 10 q mere employ
ncnt agency for the lowrr grades 6
Gf clerks, typawrllers. etc,
Where there ha9 been iha .,ighi
cas political reason for ths se'
lcrtlun az Il paryic Ter individual
for appointments ho haa bccr
giveu 3 poaiaioi. quite regardless
ol tha relative aH-i:s of aiheg
aapirspsa Tor ahs place, Mhon
poi2irs did nos ente- ,nsa consi
dcra2iou the gecom ,aenda2ions
nf she Commission 80 shs quail
lieaSions OF CLERKS have beer fasl
lowed, but at no sima has the
civil .ervica law acted rs a hul
xark against the administration
Of the notorious spoils system.
for the elimination VI which Il
vas enacted. 4 AaAl oAAps0r u
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
''Ush!''

there has s,r;. "a great dea! VI.
AuudtitDE aud s>eLA,il.d ,,h
.t.. .uI" As To- WhS aug ah.l.ioie
i'tcsldrai N!!suh selected Geo
ID stutton ~ represent the
| ult.d States al -. Maluura
,uu.erclc. "Ilh th. Russians
iiuW TINS uuttock.i TX
t-stIcud eccentric. whose doc
trnlr> aud rgaJ tlCrs SncIird 10
heaven sW!th ah eNlttMe aud
nose a>salltHs uliasaiati.: rancid
iy, go possibly be sap.ns"d tn
Il; N.,n any reputable seneMe
Tor uAhlnE The world sale for
democracy ls - Ia strly
The lsruuSin clty Of kipun.
Nbvsr Heron started his career
Of matrimonial experiences by
counting, III treating aud dis
vaidlnk the 'ir>. IN the series Of
his pro tenn wives, il loud In its
prults, against shr appointment,
The town Of Mvtuchen. y. }
out q! which Heron aud ms free
love colony OF Advanced Thinkers
were ruu by "A pllch!ulk brigade
OF farmers aud farmers wives
who could stand the odor oi their
sayings aud doings No longer, ii
loud IN lis protest,
So why on earth did oar ex-
acting and high minded presi'
dent. who refused 10 handle even
old Nucrta except with longs,
select HERON for this importau,
mission: The presidents Is a good
strong Presbyterian o! the
Scotch prrs1asiun. and IL may be
recalled that Herrun once said oi
ihat denomination
There IN moi biz Of splri,uSl
difference between the Standard
Gil combination and the Pyesby
teYian church, One demands
tribute in she form us cash and
the o,i. ar III the form oS eaSlave
ment of souls and ali the cash
shey can gcs besides" "
That certainly could nos hsvs
vccommended flersou su Elder
Wilson.
The only possible reason that
one can see from this distance
for the selection is that Heron
will bc cougenial u che bolshs
visit delegates and with them
distinctly persona EsaeA. Hat
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

Tho building IT the govern
mrnt railroad ia Alaska furnishes
auo,harlncidentofthei inc Mcicncy
and unstetulntss ol she Wilson
The gos"t.a,n"rt
#cng,nccvs estimated a." cou
attraction coss oi iho road nj
$50, 900 q mile. Contractors
offered ~ do ,hc work for
$4,000 u mile, bul the offer was
rejected, she government nrr
Serriny 10 build ihc road ~
wholly puhlic enterprise The
result has been ~ per usual.
the actual cost ui what work ha&
40 ffr been done on The rmd .
which isn'l nuch, has been
Fslll AZ, or nearly .hrec tinoa
1.-The estimated cost, aud exceed
ing more t.,an three times ih2
fofs.red cost ny private ronairut
.lon. What was ii thas ran is:,'
cos; ur 20 aGch al :&casai'e
'fixure, "gakinS cxrc' ot Dr.
servinS" lsamncratr at she @2
,pense Of ire taxpayer, ct ccuruc,
a report shows that shere Is
more sher enc oisicial or clark
To every actual railroad builder
on the jos-:oa; lsosecs so 2oisi
pick sud shogelmen. Gut of
every dollS, ~ fer apcnt on ehe
road. IL cent? has gone So the
sslAried job ho!der and as cents
- shoes vAs draw wages,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
The "l7.Ysar-LocaA" or uc4da

One brood 4 tit l. l,al ,.vA
da, or as II IN mere tuIWottt
ksoNn, the IL Near .u,.a>t, D.
due 10 appear IA se.ai9I .oaEt!, =
Ut Missouri tbs sptlLs, II "a
pcared last IN l,n2 sHl Wa,
reported troM The following
counties Roun", Can d.t4. CAP,
Girardcau. Charlton. t3aIk.
Crawford, DAde. Dent, iIougia>
Ga>>ouade. Hlckury, Howard,
Howell. Iron, Jefferson, huu>
Linn, Maries. Morgan, o>aG,
Ferry, Polk, Pula>ki. putmaA,
kanduiph, Scott, shannon, 81
Francois, ST. Genevicve, Ianyy,
Washington and Webster.
I Tho c!cada usually hvc!As !,
emerge during the las, week al
May. In order 10 map ;hc DIS
tribution and record pu>>lt ,
injury by the oicada, the Cniycr
si,y Of Missouri College q
Agriculture requests that Nil
/ persons Interested watch for nt
cicada during the latter part u'
May aud report on lis abundance
the date OF its appearance, sUd
such damage as il NAY do. he
ports should be sent To tn,
Department o. f2.omo,oSy.
Colum hia. Missouri
The cicxda will probably 10, d,
Any appreciable harm in M'ssou.
this spring, though N the state,
east nf Missouri /, Is likely IL ht
abundant, Ioaug fruit tree,
may Se slightly injured by IN,
females laying their eggs in III,
smaller twigs /, is said that
ahis injury may be prevented b.
spraying fruit and shade tree,
with lime water ,o Cna, the lin b.
aud twigs The cicada will prob
ably not require any attention
in Miasour, this spring. Til,
insect does no damage by feed
Ing siacs il is no, the true locus
or grasshopper, I, il related :,
~ grssa Aes aDa scale insssss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
LOAN TO BOOM a-4l.yiSc.
@Snsi fGetsen Wcfs Is Spss@Asa Up %
Eve et sScsufy Aste
cArnra IN.

Statistics ca4np4.ed uy E'gaa,sFYs@sts
Indicate that u agila.As poo.. Is under
say, oEielal reIolts ssJA ~ ellies
saos gan VI "a. per eeat lgr tva
ruar3 his year v.eE t-As A49aiA i.sat
year.
Gocd gains are sho@a "a 81. Loa4s.
Cincinnati. coluA.6us. Detroit. In
Glaaapolis. roisdo. Nes YORK. and .
doxen other cities.
Building Is oes X n. baronsstess
VI PROSPERITY. Tne booIn the real.
ss. eeon shieh is e0s.ad 10 conae shiS
sammer--is being hsla Ia yn@cA ey tes
prospect VI the sietery Liberty LnAa.
Nth ths Victory Loan oat Of ths way
--aad PECULIARLY sst9cfiesd ~iha Aaska
viii b. In . position 10 open W "
real estate haAss sad ballamx uilt
ounGinA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

what about his etula,u:.y rc
spectacle Cult,aguvs "a }tc
mission. meu iihe Mr. liof.et Il
Canada, or VI .,!.a,n Al3ea Mate
tor iustaHce:
As for III" American run.i.. 4
Pre- u Rent detnuJrI. .t!., 't..1t,.
puts tho case IN .G's..,. a.
follows
But, pooi God, thin, + the
l. nltoi States ui Ameru,a being
reprsseUl,d - such .I,a'Ar
At one OF IT., most Vita u,,'i,. =
III the history OF The woi.- | .t..
-~ milwaukee, Seullue,
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
Subscription 81 90 in County; $l25 Oatsde Of County.
1t has been admitted by de.
rnders Of Mr.. Wilson's league

tenders Of MIR. Wilson's league
peace prupos ition In its un.
amended form that il would, if
ratified in that form, nu!lliy im.
}Drtan, provisions Of The cunsti-
tuition. always until now held 10
| be vital 10 the welfare aud safety
Of lhr American republic, 1t
| does not seem 10 occur 10 MIR.
Wilson AID the through thick
and thin advocates Of All his
pulici,'s,' that the pres, 1t :
viii, CT wish, ns you may picftr
! it, can not revoke the organic
! law Of the nation, uur can con
gr.s., nor tan the suptcn e
court. nor can these three co
| related brancbe, Of the govern
incni acting collectively: nothing
lean revoke this organic law but
til" Wlli Of the leup,c sp-aklng
| through their chosen representa-
tlyCS IN the legislature Of the
res Vcctlvr states Of tlir Union.
| The President nay approve and
lue SENATE ratity Thousand
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

southeast = quarter us ti}s so4t
q : quarter ot seGttcA II, sat
-o' asAsp aaa range as aaAo'
lr Md s>sA Aux III s&si taausy
Washington. STATE uG assaDa
Al tie asoye ,ieac ri b.s,t il
heIa1 10 Washington Gcan
Missouri,
Terms ot sale s'ttsy percs
G4sh III nAnt and .ae b&sance
1lle purchase prtcv Ia c~ pssai
eue year. deferred payment
bear interest AZ ttl,. faie ot u 8
ceug l&r annam fyuu4 data Of "A
or ali cash, AZ op,!ua OF The pg
chaser
|. " CASEY,
Sheriff ot Washington Cogh'
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
1t Is Good Business
to Subscribe to the
Victory Liberty Loan

TT is freely stated that the VICTORY LIB
- ERTY LOAN should be hoated on business
basis. 1t is contended that the of interest and
terms should he attractive to banks and investors
with idle funds.
We assured that the terms of the Loan
will be attractive but it matters what the terms
are there is not enough idle money available to
take up loan of FIVE or six billion dollars.
1t would be bad business for the banks to ab-
sorb the Loan 1t would be bad for the banks and
it would be bad for our community.
Good business demands that the banks keep
their funds in such shape that they can loan money
to their customers when it is needed. II the banks
use their funds to purchase Liberty Bonds, their
ability to loan money to business and farmers
is essened. The question is shall the banks loan
their money to Uncle Sam to our people?
If our people buy the Bonds the banks will lend
them the money they need to complete the pay
n.ents This will not affect the ability OF the banks
to take care of the loans to our business men and
farmers, because the banks can rcdiscolnt the
notes given for Liberty Bonds and thus reJ en;sh
their funds
1t is good business for people to subscribe
to the VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN and THIS
keep the banks free to take care of their regular
borrowers.
If business can get the money it needs, more
crops will be grown more goods Will be made,
people will be employed.
For purely selfish business reasons our people
should subscribe to the VICTORY LIBERTY
LOAN. For patriotic reasons, also, we should all
do our part. The money raised by the VICTORY
LIBERTY LOAN will be largely used to pay ior
bills already contracted in winning the war We
must keep the credit Of our Government un,ar-
nished. What American would refuse TO Go his
share in keeping bright the Of our glorious
country?
We are not cutters. Let's finish the lob as
ONLY rea. Americans know how.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

Mr. Wilson's iurrin trips viii
set Uncle Sam back some NV"
million bucks, lis said. Econ
ouy beiitling Democratic gov
eminent, yah,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

Firs' 10 krr' US out nf it and
now he's gonna keep IL whul"
world ou. Of it. Meanwhile N
might call oar boys ont O! Russla
to SHOW us he really means "ha,
he SAWS
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09

Just gaze around the world
and see shat a the mess ut peace
presents itself to View Ana
this is what We are urged TO DIP
our spoon into.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
Hesa koepin' US outa peace
now

Tile legislature has passed
the womaus suffrage bill IN both
houses, and at the next election
MA and bIs may vote for prehi'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-04-09
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Sheriff ot ashsnston Cugn'
Missouri.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19

Ewangelia LUX. "a, 1875. - Onego czasu
dwaj z uczni6w J~ezusowych tegoz dnia sill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19

rozsprzedany w 100 do
larowych akcyach pomiedzy 22O
akcyonaryuszy, z ktorych 2O4 jest
Polakow. Kontrola banku pozo-
stale w rekach polskich: Z Il dy-
rektor6w. : jest Polakow.
Bank mieSci sic W dawniej-
Sym kotelu pod Bialym Or}em,
1867 Broadway. Gmach ten ma
byto dia banku "a sumo $4,000,
przerobka kosztowala $4,000; "a
stosowany do potrzeb bankowych
przedstawia sic imponujaco.
Welding obliczeh z dotychcza-
sowych deklaracyi nowy ten
bank uzyska W pierwszym dniu,
t. j. W dniu otwarcia coma mniej
million dolarow depozyt5w. En-
tuzyazm olbrzymi. Zaintcresowa
ME sic wielkie, towarzystwa,
kupcy i Polacy w o~golnoSci otwie
raia konta W banku broadway
National''.
Zarzad jak / oficyalisci wraz z
Gala obsiuga - polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19
L Buffalo, N. Y.
(Korespondencya wiasna
,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego.)

w dniu 2lgo kwietnia r. b. Po-
lonia buffaloska otwiera bank
polski p. n. broadway National"
ktorego prezes jest znany tam o.
bywatel, NJ. Nowak. Instytucya
ia pozostawac bedzie pod scis.,
kontrola rzadu federalnego, Go
dale sihla gwarancye, IL pienia-
DE tam lokowane So niezaprze-
genie pewne. Wspomniany dzien
Polonia buffaloska zaliczy 40
wiecej znamiennych W swych
dziejach, dale bowiem dowod, Re
ME tylko zydzi Tub jnno narodow
cy potrafia obracac k~apitalami a.
lie i>nasi rodacy. Many nadzieje.
IL w SHADY Polonii buffaloskiej
podaza take inne, rownie slime
zgrupoWane Kolonie nasze 1 sta
rae sic beda stosowac a szerzyc
has}o ,,swoj do swego". Zobaczy
my, re inno-narodowcy beda sic
liczyc z nami i beda szanowali
mas - lepiej, niz dotad, gdy sic
wezmiemy do finansow. kaczmy
sic i tw6rzmy, a ME zginiemy.
Bank Broadway National z
organizowany zostai przez zna-
nego przemysiowca, wsp6fwiasci
ciela miyn6w i SHADOW paszy W
Buffalo / Hammond, p. Maksy-
miliana Nowaka.
Kapitai zakiadowy wynosi
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Z koncertu Rybowiaka
W South Chicago.

Koncert Szkosy Muzycznej oh.
B. Rybowiaka odbyl sic tn w
zeszla niedziele. W sail parafial-
nej p. W. Niepokalanego Poczecia
n. Nary Fanny; wypadi on pod
kazdym wzgledem znakomicie,
a licznie zebrana publicznosc u
klaSkami zmuszaia wykonawcow
do. nadprogramowych wystepow.
Bardzo dobrze wywiazaia sic
.maia Elus Rybowiak, corka dyrek
tora szkofy. Pna Marta Sztermer
duet Z p. G. Drzewickim odSpie-
waia bardzo pieknie; pna St. J6-
zefowicz jak zwykle spiewala
znakomicic i wiele zebraia okla
skow. Solistki so.-chicagoskie pna
.Jadwiga Dudek i pna Anna
Dzwonkowska bardzo dobrze Cd
spiewaiy trudne arye Z opery
,,Halka" i scene i arye B. Rybo-
wiaka.
Choir Filaretow tax publicznosc
"a SERGE ujal swym dzwiacznym,
z~nakomitym spiewem re oklas-
kom ME bylo kohca.
Qrkiestra braci Kipkowskich
ma tym koncercie byia wprost
niezrownana, to tez, jakeSmy sic
pozniej dowiedzieli, byly tam maj
lepsze silly z Chicagoskiej Orkie-
stry Symfonicznej.
Poraz pierwszy tn sfyszano
mloda fortepianistke, panne We
ronike C. Giomska, corke znane-
go reaustoratora p. St. Giom-
skiego. Parma Giomska posiada
dobra technike, potezny ton, wiec
rokuje piekne nadzieje. Obraz
Observation-Disclosures Pofski, wy
konany przez Irene Rybowiak,
jake ,,Polske" p. st. Kendzior ia
10 ,.Kolumbie", pne Biazej wy
padl slicznie. Pna NJ. Karmik z
powodu ME stawienia sic pny
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,,UprZedzam Pania, Panno Mayo,
"a nadal tego juz mic bedzie, dis do.
piero sic dowiedzialem re RUFFLES
jest " stanie zupelnic zniszczyc iu.
piez".
Mozecle sic upierat ! zaSwiadczac.
BE lupiez | w~ypadanie wlosow ME
mona wstrzymaG lecr co powiecie M
to, Re ten RUFFLES jest W stanie
zniszczyG kazda o%drobinke iupieza
to tylko "a pomoca jednej butelki Ia
65c., W przeciwnym zaS razie Wasz
aptekarz VAN wr6ci pieniadze. Co
powiecie ma to!
RUFFLES - Jest to koniec iupie-
Ia. RUFFLES ME zaciaga po}yskiem
iupie1a, ami zasycha sk6re. RUFF
LES ME moe uszkodzit najdelikat-
niejszej sk6ry. Jest on pokarmem dla
oslabionej sk6ry glowy. przynoszac
jej nalezyte zdrowie.
Sprobujcie DIS ~jeszcze RCFFLES
Jezeli po zuzyciu Csc tutelki ME be-
dziecie mieli oczekiwanego rezulta-
tn, to poprostu zazadajcie pieniadze
Vase z powrotem. Jest to zupelnie
ME utrzymuje Rufflesu. ME zanie--
chajcte - poSlijcle nam nazwisko
takowego / ~zalaczcie 75c. Wyslemy
VAN iedna butelke z op}accn: pre-
sylka. F. AID. Richter and Co.. 7f-S0
Washington Str, New York, n. y
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ZOLNIERZ
SZUKA POSADY.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Bylem czytelnisiem "Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego" przez kilka
lat; jestem ~organista, a obecnie
jestem muzykantem W armii St.
Zjedn., lecz wkrotce powroce do
cywilnego zycia i bede wolny cd
sluzby wojskowej. Bede wiec
znow ~organista, ale - bez po-
sadly.
Dlatego uprzejmie prosze IT,
miescic W ,,Dzienniku Chicago
skim, re organista p~oszukuje
posady cd lgo wrzesnia b. r.;
Jest w sluzbie wojskowej, lecz
wkr6tce bedzie wolny. Pc blizsze
szczeg6}y pisat do: : Musician
Joseph NJ. Matejko, H. Q. 5S-th
Inf. Band, A. Z. +. Germany. A.
O. 746,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19

Panic Hem
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-19
PYtania j ~odpoWiedzi.

Dlaczego sic przylaczyl Chrystus Pan do tych
dwoch uczniow? Poniewaz o MIN rozmawiali.
w ~podobny sposob ~przylaczy sic P. Jezus do mas,
jezeli o MIN sioWie lego movie bedziemy, sko-
10 zaS mowy lubiezne i bezbozne Z ust naszych be-
da wychodzit, oddalimy Go cd siebie.
Dlaczego i'm sic P. Jezus ~pokaza}, jakoby i'm
byl obcy?- Sw. Grzegorz mowi (Homil. %. in E
vang), IL sic w tenn P. Jezus zastosowa} do ich u
sposobienia umyslu i tax i'm sic zewnetrznie polka
zai, jake Go sobie przedstawiali wewnetrznie, II.
TO czynili Slowly, ktore Mu wcale obce byiy ME
byly siowami lego; DO jak sic zdawaio, ME wierzy-
Ii, re jest Bogienl, chociaz i'm to czesto O Sobie po-
wiadai tego w sposob niezaprzeczony i'm dowiodl.
Oni wzieli P. Jezusa tylko "a proroka, a nawet po-
watpiewali W prawdziwoSt tycf slow, przez kt6rc
i'm tax czesto swe zmartwychwstanie przepowia-
dial. L tel przyczyny ME dale i'm sic P. Jezus zaraz
poznac, zowie ich n~ierozumnymi karze ich "a ich
leniwosG serca ku wierzeniu, Take to jest ivy
~czainie postepowanie P. Boga wzgledem ludzi. "a
stosowywa bowiem Bog zawsze swe dowody laski
DO naszego usposobienia. Poznanie zaS nasze i po-
zytek, jaki cd Boga~ odbieramy, ~stosuje sic zawsze
Go naszej ku Menu WARY, nadziei, milosci i wier-
noSci.
Go znacza tc slowa: Izaz mic bylo potrzeba, a.
by to by} cierpiat Chrystus? - Znaczy to, IL Chr
Pan ME byf przymuszony cierpiet. albowicm sig
d~obrowolnie poddai Snierci Czaj. SO, y. Lccz gdy
raz przyobicca} przez prorok6w, &c sic chwaly swcj
pozbawi "a mas meki ponicsic. vice muSial cier-
piet, ably sic pismo speinilo zeby napowr6t do
swej chwaIy wroci(.
w jaki sposGb wyjaSnil Chrystus pismo dwom
.: ri =: ..,t 4-.- - ---
nlieli Pismo." Powiedziaf i'm ?. Jezus niewatpliwie,
re lego meka Smierc zostafa w rozny sPosGb w
Fismie przepowiedziana przedstawiona, jak to mp.
re byi W osobie niewinnego J6zefa sprzedany q.
Moi. 81, re skrwawiona suknia J6zefa oznaczaia
ego b~iczOwanie, re uwiazanic barana "a rogi W
cierniu znaczylo lego ukoronowanie (tamze, 22)
jakto W osobie Izaaka obciqzoncgo drzewem. ia
kt0rego miat bye ofiarowany, ni0si krzyz sw0j ia
gore kalwaryjska; jak W osobie obnazonego i cd
Swych synow wyszydzonego Nocgo (tamze. 81 ST.
kni byl pozbawiony. obnazony wyszydzony; jak
wywyzszenie VEGA przez N~IojzeSza a. Mojz. 2D,
lego u~krzyzowanie przedstawialo; jak dawne Ola
~ zwierzat. osobliwie oiiara baranka wielkanocne-
so ". Moi. l2) podobna do lego ofiary Z ia r6zni-
ca tylko, re mu koSci ME zlamano; wrcszcie co
najosobliwsza. jak Jonasz Jon. y, kt6ry przez try
dni w brzuchu ~wicloryba zostawa}, a pc trzech
dniach zywo L niego wyszcdi, byl obrazem samego
Lbawiciela, oraz obrazem pochowania lego zmar
twychwstania. Ma kohcu powicdziai i'm take, IL
David Cps. 2D I~zajasz (j5) w~yraznic lego meki
przepowiedzieli opisali.
Czyz Pismo sw. mic jest tax jasnem, azeby je
kazdy ~rozumiai? - Me Jest, albowiem wtenczas
ME byloby potrzeba. ably je p. Jezus uczniom swoim
wyklada}. Stqd wynil:a, &c ME kazdy moze Pismo
Sw. wedle swego zdania rozumiet ono wykladac