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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02
IRA VELERS TO
ELECT SATURDAY

The regular monthly meeting OF post
A, Travellers Protective association. will
be held Saturday noon, April 3, at their
cluhroom. Hotel Chisca.
All members are urged to be present,
as the annual election for post officers
win be held and final arrangements
made to entertain the delegates to the
state convention, which will be held
here May and 8.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02
POLAND LOSES AUTO.

c. II. Poland. local commercial pho
tographer, will have to carry his camera
ashoulder henceforth. Poland who lives
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02

Candy Easter eggs. rabbits, favors.
novelties at Bry's adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02

history whose death occurred last
week. has been appointed TO the posi-
lion held by her husband
The trustees OF the department. In
session here Thursday To consider
successor TO the late historian and
cura tor, had only one name before them
when nominations were made. that OF
Mrs. Owen, and her selection was an
nounced Mrs owen is the second
woman to be named to head state
depar; inert IN Alahar1p
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02
AIDS MAN; LOSES $40.

l.. T.. Sink. 292 Madison avenue. prob
ably will decline In the future to play
the Good Samaritan He tried 1t Thurs
day night when stranger asked lode-
ing. saying he was i'll. when he
awakened Friday the stranger and 500
additional were missing
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02
EMPLOYEES TO OPERATE
BIG LOCAL ICE PLANTS
AND SHARE IN PROFITS

barge down the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers in the winter and spring, and
stored here for the hot and thi' sty
consumer in the summer time. The
company became the pioneer in manu-
featuring artificial ice, beginning with
a small service, thereafter substituting
and adding machines, until It's three big
properties OF today were developed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02
HONOR DAUGHTER
OF DEAD SENATOR

MONTGOMERY. Ala. April MRS
Thomas McAdory owen. daughter OF the
late Senator John II. Bankhead. and
widow OF Thomas NJ owen. director OF
the state department OF archives and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-02

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give new. rich, fadeless color to any
fabric. whether it be wool. silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses, blouses,
stockings. skirts, chidren's coats, feath
ers. draperies coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you can not
make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
card adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08
From the TyudaIl Tribune.

From the Tyudall Tribune.
Mise Bertha EEadds, vino mas been
teaching in the city schools of St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, has returned home and
will spend her vacation here.
Next week will be chautauqua week
in Tyndall. The six day course com.
mences Sunday afternoon and closes
Friday evening The sponsors of the
chautauqua have put up much larg
er guarantee than heretofore and have
been promised better talent. Some
excellent numbers are on the program
and we feel sure that people will not
be disappointed in this years talent.
Mr.. Olson, an expert from the fac.
tory, reached here last night and is
busy getting up the necessary frame
work and stands for the shooting of
the fireworks on July 9Th. The dis.
play Of fireworks will be one Of the
chief al fractions at the celebration
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08
EXCHANGE NOTES
From the Tripp Ledger .

From the Trfpp Ledger.
EN-. Resner of Gascoyne. N. D..
are visiting at the home of her pa.
rents, Comm. Lange and wife.
Christ. Frederick Sr. and wife
went to Scotland Sunday to spend the
day with relatives. Mrs. Frederick
remained on account of illness of one
of the Gross family.
That the American Legion is a
strong organization in South Dakota
is evidenced by the fact that this
state won second place in the Le.
gion's nationwide membership push
held in May, in which the contest
was to enroll the largest percentage
of former service men. New Hamp.
shire won first place. The prizes are
stand of elk colors for first place
and ~ stand Of wooIen colors for eec-
ond.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

Don Livingston, director of mar
kets of South Dakota. has received a
communication from DR. V. Setana,
consul of the new Czecho -Slovakia re.
public, advocating an arrangement by
which South Dakota wool growers can
provide the factories of the new re-.
public with wool and receive in pay.
ment the manufactured good. The
consul states that by such an arrange
ment goods now selling for between
81 and So yard can be furnished at
cost of Sd 80. Bv such an arrange
ment the wages which should go to
American laborers would be paid to
laborers of foreign country while
our own factories would be standing
idle, or working on short time. The
plan is wrong in principle, but it is
no more wrong than the policy that is
being pursued by our home manufac.
turers in refusing to offer more than
2nc pound for wool, while selling
the Goth at seven to eight dollars a
yard. The wool growers of this state
are now storing their wool because no
satisfactory price is being offered.
Under such conditions the wool grow
ers could not be blamed for protect
ing themselves.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08
From the Tyndal Register.

From the Tyndal Register.
Marie Hanson was down from Scot
land few days this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Joe Schneider.
Mary Krall was born in Bohemia
on May 20, 1881 and died at the Sa-
cred Heart Hospital in Yankton, June
%, 1890, at 7 a. m She came with
her parents to America at the age of
one year and settled in Iowa. Feb.
2, 1908 she was united in marriage
to Joseph Sluka at Atchison, la. To
this union four children were born,
Louis, Joseph, Mamie and Theodore.
She also leaves her mother and three
brothers. Mrs. Frank Krall, L. A.
Krall, ]. j. Krall and j. P. Krall,
all of this city. Besides a lot of
friends who join in extending sym.
pathy. She was buried from st.
Leo's Catholic Church Friday morn.
ing at 10 a. m. after which the re-
mains we're laid at rest in the Catho.
lie Cemetery west of town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

The democratic convention closed
Tuesday night after session of eight
days. Forty-four ballots for the
nomination of candidate for presi-
dent were taken, finally resulting in
the nomination of Governor James M.
Cox of Ohio. For vice president,
Franklin y. Roosevelt. assistant sec.
retary of the navy. was nominated by
acclamation. MIR. Cox is serving his
second term as governor Of Ohio, and
like his republican opponent, Senator
Harding, is also newspaper man
This is another evidence that TIE pen
is mightier than the sword. Ohio
has been considered doubtful state,
but there is no doubt whatever that
she will furnish the president for the
coming four years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08
BANK FAILS

1t was great surprise to many Of
our citizens Oh Wednesday to see 3
notice posted on the door of the Bon
Homme County Bank stating that the
bank was closed and in charge of the
State Banking 8oard. The Bon
Homme County Bank has until re-
Gently been considered one of the
strong banking institutions of the
county. About two years ago the
controlling interest was purchased by
Mr.. Henry Wenzlaff who has since
been its president During the real
estate boom last year Mr., Wenzlaff
made some extensive real estate deals
and when the date for settlement ar
rived on March 1st, he fnund himself
financially embarrassed. Another
misfortune to the bank was the re.
cent failure of Peter Magnueen,
wealthy farmer and stock dealer liv.
ing in the south west part of the
coDh,y. 1t appears that Mr.. Magnu
SEP held bunch of stock in the hank
ard that the bank was holding some
thing like $40, 600 of his paper. As
M I. Magnusen's liabilities are now
said to be something over ST. 500, 900
this paper is now practically worth.
less. 1t has recently teen learned
that Mr.. Wenzlaff has been disposing
of his bank stock, and that it is now
all held by other parties. Mr.. Wenz-
laf left several weeks ago and his
whereabouts are now unknown. Just
how badly the bank is involved will
not be known unit! the bank exami-
ner. who arrived last night, has COM
pleted his examination. 1t is not an
ticipated that there will be any loss
to the depositors, as they will be paid
from the bank guaranty fund There
is no indication that the failure will
cause any run on the other banks, as
they are known to have been conserv-
atively managed and in good condi-
tion. Moreover the State Bank is
protected by the guaranty law, and
the directors nf the Corn Belt Nation
al have been assured bv the represen.
tatiye of the Federal Reserve Bank,
who is here and has examined the re.
soures of the bank, that any assist
ance in the way Of cash that may be
needed will be furnished Immediately
on their securities.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

Many are familiar with the simple
process of preventing the growth of
horns on calves. Moisten the spot
where the born is to grow, and rub it
with piece of caustic potash till ir
looks red. That is all. An agricul.
tural paper we read recently says: ):
Grub till the skin is broken and be.
gins to bleed" This is not necessary.
Az soon as the place begins to look
even elightly irritated it need he rub
bed no longer. 1t is best to do this
before the calf ia two weeks old. On
ly little moistening with the finger,
dipped in water, is all that is requir.
ed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08
Fourth of July
Celebration

While Scotland did not hold a
Fourth of July celebration this year
her citizens in large numbers helped
to celebrate in the neighboring towns
on the three days. On Saturday a
great many attended the picnic at
Riverside Park ct Olivet. A large
crowd gathered in the park, and it is
estimated that there were more than
thousand cars at one time. Donald.
son Bros aeroplane made flights, q
merry -go-round furnished amusement,
and two ball games were played.
The game between Springfield and
Memo was victory for Memo, and
that between Scotland and Freeman
resulted in a score of a to IL in favor
of Freeman.
On Sunday some drove to Lester
VILE, but most of the celebrators
drove to Sunshine Park. Two inter-
esting ball games were pulled off.
The first was between Riverside and
Scotland. The batteries were Zol-
nowsky and Pillar for Scotland. and
Jungmann and Baltzer for Riverside.
The score was to 3 in favor of
Scotland. The second game was be.
tween Scotland and Springfield 1t
was Scotland's game in the 10th inn.
ing, with score of to O. Bat
teries: schlick and Pillar, Scotland !;
Fry and Fry. Springfield. Donaldson
Bros of Hawarden, Ia, were on the
grounds all day and evening, with
two aeroplanes, making exhibition
flights and taking passengers. There
we're few concessions on the grounds
and bowerv dance afternoon and
evening.
The heavy rain Sunday night and
Monday discouraged many who had
planned on attending the big celebra.
tion at Tyndall on Monday. but sev.
eral cars went regardless of almost
impossible roads, and great many
others went down on the train in the
evening to see the fireworks and take
in the dance. The program which
Tyndall had planned was followed,
the various events being carried out
between showers. A beautiful pa.
.ede was given after dinner. and
there were number Of beautiful
floats of the various business houses
and organizations in the town. Two
ball games were played in the after.
noon. The game between Tyndall
and Yaukton was won by Yankton bS
q score of 2 to O. Springfield wor
from Tabor in 8 to 1 game. TJu
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

dali had made great preparations for
wonderful display of fireworks in
the evening, man from the factory
having come on few days before to
get them ready and attend to the fir
ing. .Besides the smaller sky rockets
and candles, there were number of
large set pieces, including Wei
come, American Flag, Snow Storm
and Good Night. A TART of the fire.
works had been spoiled bv the rain
and could not he given While Tvn
ds'l played in hard luck as far as the
weather was Concerned. she took care
of her crowd well and those from
here who attended sreak we'll cf the
welcome that was given them and the
success of the day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-08

and the members of the Commercial
Club feel confident this will be one Of
the finest ever seen in this part of
the country.
Rev Warner and Rev. Coles of
Springfield. and Rev. Taylor of Avon
met at the M. e. parsonage in Tsn.
dali with Rev. Rising "wednesday
evening TO arra,ge for an exchange
Of pulpits and choirs of The prot, s'ant
churches sf the county, Sunday even
ing, July llth The .yt hsnge is be-
ing n,sde in the interest cf the b v
scout movement in this county Ac-
cofding to the schedule Rev Zetbe
of Scrtla'd d, will fill the pulpit n
lvuasll end the Congregational choir
Of Springfield will lead the singing.
Ths chcir of the Federated church of
Tyndall will sing in Avon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

blicznie spalone przez kata. Me
pokojony Cd policyi, jake czso-
wick ziych obyczajow i zuchwa-
lee, uszedl Russo do Anglii; lecz
~dozwolono mu znowu wrocic do
Paryza, gdzie r. 177s odebral So
bic zycie wystrza}em z rewolwe-
ru. Obaj oi ludzie, Wolter i Rus
so bardzo sic ME cierpieli, ME
szczedzac sobie nazwajem maj
o~brzydliwszych pogardliwych
przezwisk W swych pismach."
Otto So - patryarchowie i
gl6wne swiatla niedowiark6w!-
Spodziewam sic re p. p. Socyali-
sci beda mi wdzieczni "a umiesz-
genie tax przykladnych ola mich
aywot6w - przewodnikow ich
ducha, ktorych z ca}em zapar-
ciem siebie wiernie nasladuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
Z Bibliografii Ko.
%scielnej.

KS. Arcybiskup Teodorowicz.
MIME Eye jest Chrystus". Poz-
nan 1919. Ksiegarnia sw. Wojcie-
cha.
Literature n~aszej ascetycznej
przybyia ksiazka jedyna W swoim
rodzaju, przeznaczona ola dusz
pragnacych zycia wewnetrznego.
Jest to dopiero tom. I. zamie-
rzonej wiekszej calosci. Glowna
zaleta dziela jest, IL autor opar}
sic ma Ewangelii przez niezmier
ME glebokie i subtelne ujecie IT,
czynil ia nam blizka / odslonis
pred Mani niewyczerpane skar-
by, jake ksiega ia kryje W sobie
ola zycia wewnetrznego. A uczy-
czynil to dostojny autor Z pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

dziwna prostota i prawdq, unika:
JAG wszelkiej sztucznoci i nacia-
ganej symbolistyki. Ksiazka: -
,,Mnie Eye jest Chrystus" uczy
prawdziwej modlitwy ME przez
zasady oderwane lecz pogladowo
jesli wolno tax sic wyrazic. Me
So to aforyzmy filozoficzno-reli-
gijne, ale zywa, goraca modlitwa.
Boga przedstawia autor jake mi
lose, wprowadza mas W zywy sto-
sunek z MIN i ME pozwala duszy
obejsc sic juz be- tego Boga. Maj
lepiej charakter ksiazki uja} sam
autor W tych slowach przedmo-
wy: wv uiozeniu tych rozmyslah
wyszed}em z zalozenia odmien-
nego Cd autorow podobnych prac.
30 zazwyczaj nastrecza i'm kazdy
nowy szczegol Ewangelii spo-
sobnoSc do rozwazania W prak-
tyce jakiejs novel poszczegolnej
cnoty. ia zaS uwzgledni}em po-
niekad wSr6d odmiany ciaslej hi
storycznych seen i slow Zbawi-
c~iclowych, rzeksbym jedna tylko
cnote; zjednoczenia sic mistycz-
nego duszy z Chrystusem. Me
przesadza to bynajmniej praktyki
cnot innych, ale W kazdym razie
wynikaja one dopiero z tego
wzajemnego zespoiu duszy i Jezu
sa, ktory jest korzeniem nadprzy
rodzonym wszelkich praktyk i
nauk zycia wewnetrznego.'
Czytajac te ksiazke, ME wlado-
mo, Co bardziej podziwiac, czy
bogactwo i giebie mySli, czy spo-
sob ich podania. Bo najdostoj-
Messy ks. Arcybiskup jest ME
zr6wnanym pedagogiem. Juz sam
uk1ad mowi nam o tenn ME przy-
pomina on niczem podrecznik6w
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DIAL

skradlszy krolowi rozmaite papie
ry. Gdy spostrzezono kradziez,
monarcha "a Wolterem wysiai w
pogoh oficera, ktory dogoniwszy
go mad Renem, papiery mu ode
bral i stosownie do polecenia ka-
zal mu dac kije, "a ktorych ode
branie mr1siai mu Wolter kwit
wystawic. Reszte zycia spedzil
! Wolter pod Geneva, skad wyrzu
cal najzjadliwsze pisma przeciw
Zbawicielowi Swiata, KoScio}owi
sw. / dobrym obyczajom. iowa
rzyszy swoich zachecal, ably po-
dobne dzie{ka pisali, mowiac: =
,,klsmcie, kiamcie jak dyabei, DO
zawsze cos z tego przylgnie "-
Dzielka tie byiy pelne dowcipkow,
szyderstw, a to W tym celu, ably
jak najwiecej znaleSc czyteln;-
kow. Oego wyznawcy socyalisci
dobrze go w tenn nasladuja.)-
Gdy W roku 1772 pierwszy raz
podzielouo Polske, Wolter wy
ssawiai monmchow ,~,dzie1acych
sic ciastkiem" (les rois qui par
tagent lie gateau), a do Katarzy-
ny, carowej rosyjskiej, W wyra-
zach pelnych podioSci nazywa
wlasnych rodakow ublaznami" i
mieni sic szczesliwym, IL .dosyt
diugo juz zy}, skoro ogladal ow
wspaniasy wypadek podziaiu zie-
mi polskiej". Przyjechawszy TO-
ku 177S do Paryza, ulegl smicr-
tclnej chorobie. Wtenczas II wrot
wiecznosci ockneio sic W MIN ST.
mienie; starry ten bluznierca ka-
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WOLTER.

Franciszek Maryan Wolter,
syn adwokata, uroGzil sic r. 1914
niedaleko ParvzA. Jako chiopicc
odznaczyi sic " szkolach ii Xxx.
Jezuitow tax zutNwalem bluSnier
stwem, re iedea z naLczycieli ma
zsval go przysztyn przewodni.-
klein bczboznosc!. Z rokiem SEE
snastym opusci} Wolter szkoiy,
ale coz kiedy dla ziych obycza-
jow nigdzie go ME cierpiano. o.
ciec oddal go ma pisarza posaoWi
francuzkiemu w Holandyi, pc
krotkim czasie jednak oddalil go
posel cd siebie. w Pary1u pewien
komedyant dali mu pc twarzy,
officer naznaczyl go kresa, lokaje
wybili go kiiami "a oczernienie
ich pana, a "a pisma uszczypliwe
wtracono go do wiezienia. Uwol-
niwszy sic, puScii sic Wolter do
Anglii, gdzie "a oszukahstwo do
stall Cd ksiegarza kije; wrociN
wiec do Francyi ma r6znych mieJ
scach wi6di zycie najgorsze. w
dzie{kach, kt6re wowczas wyda-
wal, byi wzgledem wyzszych
podchlebca i czoigaczem,
przez CO zjednai sobie wzietosc
u tych, ktorym kadzii. Gdy go
monarcha pruski, Fryderyk Wiel
XII wezwai do Berlina, wkrotce
sic re wszystkimi, a z
dobroczyncy swego czynil sobie
szyderstwa. Lekajac sic gniewu
uciekl uareszcie z Berlina,
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dotychczas uzywanych. Zbyt
wielka jest BOWEN oryginalnosc
i genialnosc kocepcyi, azeby mo-
gla sic krepowac jakakolwiek
przyjeta juz forma.
Ksiazka ia ma znaczenle ME
tylko ascetyczne, ale i spoleczne,
lest budowaniem u podstaw, pro-
gramem odrodzenia wewnetrzne-
go. Obok tych wszystkich zalet
duchowych ME MONA pominat
artyzmu W formie. Jest tam maj
wyzsza poezya i polot obok jas
nosci i jedrnosci stylu. Zaiowat
tylko trzeba, re korekte wadliwie
przeprowadzono.
e p
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zai zawezwac ksiedza, pred kto-
rym uozyhii spowiedz, i ma pi-
SInie swe zgorszenia odWolal. Ale
proboszcz koSciola sw. Sulpicyu-
sza, majac to pismo, pred jego
wikaryuszem dane, w podejrzeniu
chcial, ably Wolter w obecnosci
swiadkow odwolanie uczyni}. -
Bezboznicy jednak otaczajacy
Woltera ME przypuScili juz ksie-
dza do niego. Wtenczas to umie-
rajacy Wolter lzyi swych zwo-
lennik6w, wzywal Zbawiciela,
ktorego w zyciu lyle razy bluz-
nil, drzaf pred piekiem, Z kt6re-
go dawniej sic wySmiewal, rzu-
cal sic ma lozku i W rozpaczy wo-
sal: .Jestem opuszczony cd Boga
i cd ludzi.' w takiem opuszcze-
niu i zwatpieniu wyzionaf ducha.
RUSSO.
Drugim hersztem niedowiar-
silva byl Jan Jakob Rousseau,
syn zegarmistrza, urodzony W
Genewie roku I7I3. w miodosci
najbardziej lubial proznowac, kla
mac, oszukiwac, kraSc i czytac
romanse. Ola lenistwa opuSciw-
sly nauke u rytownika, udal sic
do Sabaudyi, gdzie .znalazl przy-
tuiek u ksiedza katolickiego. Po-
tom zostal w Turynie katolikiem
i wszedl ma sluzbe do pewnej
hrabiny, ale "a kradziez, ktora ma
innych skiadai, wkrotce go wy
dalono. Z drugiej s}uzby takze
wypedzony, tulal sic W roznych
okolicach Francyi i Wloch, osta-
tecznie w Paryzu pedzil gorsza-
&c zycie. Russo pisa} rome dzic}a
pelne bezboznoSci, a najgioSniej-
SEE z Mich pod tytuiem Emil
bylo w Genewie "a wyrokiem pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
Przewrotni filozofowie XVIII.
Tieku, aposto4owie bezboznosci

-Protestantyzm, kt6ry lyle juz
sprawl ziego, zrodzii nareszcie
najotwartSza bezbozroSc, gdy DO
WIEN W miejsce powagi KoSciola
;w. pozostawiono rozumowi kaz-
iego, co chce hub ME chce wierzyG
powstaia stad niepewnosc w re-
ligii, ktora spowodJwai4 zwat-
picnic o wszystkiem, a n~areszcie
zaprzeczenie ~objawienia Bozego
/ prawd religijnych. Protestanci
osiemnastego wieku juz prawie
oowszechnie ME wierzyli W Chry
stusa Pana, jake ZLawiciela i Cd
kupiciela swego. Kcnsystorz kali
winski w Ge1ewie poszedi nawet
W niedowiarstwic SVEN TAX da-
Ieko, re surowo zakaz{ nauczac
D bostwie Jezusal Prey takim kie
runku naprz6d powstali w Anglii
przewrotni uczrGi. co zaprzecza-
Ii nawet bytno$ci Najwyzszego
Stw6rcy. Wkr6tce przeniosio sig
owo niedowiarstwo stamtad do
Francyi, tuiajac sic z poczatku
pomiedzy wyzszern towarzy-
stwem. Ludzie zepsuci. rozpasa-
nj ma wszelkie namIetnoSci, po-
zbywali SIC chetnie WARY, ktora
Potepiaia gtoSno ich zizo5nosci
i czynila i'm wyfzuty sumicnia.
Zrazu rozlaio Sc to niedowiar-
stwo po Paryi1. a nastepnie Pc
caiej Francyi i po innych pan
stwach Swiata. Mkt przecie wig
cej ME przycznii sic do upo-
wszechEienia z~sosucia jak dwaj
niecni ludzie, Wo!.e> i Russo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
Pr PUBLIco N

Pomimo, IL jesteh obarczcuy
licznemi zajeciami, staram sic ma
dial dostarczac materyaiu do
,DziaIu Religijnego", ME chcac
opuszczac raz podjstej piracy, a
temsamem p~ozbawiaG wiadomo-
sci n~ieItorych czytelnikow
zw}aszcza tych, kt6rzy 90 koScio-
Ia ME chodza, ksiazek religijnych
ME czytaja, a jednak sprawami
religijnemi wielce sic ~interesuja,
jak n. p. p. p. socyaliSci, ktorzy
tax skrupulatnie czytaja zawsze
,,Dziai Religijny" i wedfug swe-
go sposobu widzenia i pfzekonan
watpliwych, o lie i'm tylko ogra-
Eiczone zdolnoSci ~pozwalaja, czy
MIA don rome komentarze bez-
sensowe dowodzace jasno ich
,madroSci i uczciwoSci".
Poniewaz mole artykuiy ME
zawsze trafiaja do ich przekona-
MIA, jake tez swego czasu druko
wane W D. C." zywoty Swietych
wielce Smiesznymi i'm sic wydaja,
a temsamem pobudzaja do sly
derstw i drwin z WARY Sw., po
stanowiiem dziSiaj umieScic zy-
woty dw6ch - patryarch6w be-
boznoSci; moze te zywoty ich npa
tron6w'' lepiej sic spodobaja lynn
.postepowym sawantom"
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Kalendarz sw. Piotra Kla

vera
wyszedl z druku; ma dobrym pa
pierre, formal 22X15 str. so z
pieknym obrazkiem Serca Jezu-
.sowego. Cena z przesylka: "a je-
den egg. zoe amer. "a 5 egg. 80
centow am. - "a 10 egg. Doll.
LEO - "a 40 egg. Doll. g..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
Kalendarz misyjnydla die
CT m1odziely

formal 15X10 str. 40, cztery illu-
stracye ma ozdobnym papierze.
Cena: "a 1 egg. &c am, PREY Cd
biorze 10. egz-, jedenasty "a dar-
mo. o liczne zamowienia Prosi
st. Peter Qaver Sodality, 1919
Fullerton Bldg, Seventh and Pine
Street. st. Louis, Mo.
.Ogtl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
Wielka Styczniowa Wyprzatajaca Spree

Wy dostaniecie ~dubeltowy zysk podczas tel wiekiej wyprze
znihonej ceny dodatkowy po4ytek sposobnoSc korzystania z
count Planu. Ma polStawie tego planu dostanie Gle gotowka 10
PieniadZe depOn0wane 50 W Logan Square Trust and Savin
skoro tylko ukohczyce szesciomiesieczna wpate ma vase kont
pytajce sic kt6rego 2 naSzych klerk6w albo ~urzednRk6w W b