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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
RAIL AND BOAT CHANGES
TO MEET THE NEW TIME
Will be Operated in Conformity
With Daylight Laws Here
and in Philadelphia.

Numerous changes are to be made
next Sunday in the running time of
railroad trains TO and from this city rs
the result of the change from standard
to daylight saving time in Philadelphia.
The schedule of the Wilson Line boats
also will be made 20 conform 20 the new
time. being run on city time beginning
Sunday next both TO and from Penn's
Grove, n j.. and Chester and Philadel.
phia
The changes on the Pennsylvania rail-
road are to he continued from June s
until June / 10 meet the emergency
until the company's general schedule
chaages. becomes effective June ~
Beginning June ) train will leave
this city at 3 10 a. m. arriving in Phila-
delphia 1T % n. M. and one W II leave
Lamokin al ( 30 m. arriving AZ Philadcl-
delphia at 5.32 a. m 4 train will leave
Phladelphia at Ais p. m. arriving
AT Wilmington I.5S D m and another
will leave Philadelphia at 405 p. m
arriving at I.amokin NJ AS p, IN.
These schedules are fixed on standard
time as the railroads do not officially
recognize the new time but the changes
are made for the accommodation of the
working men who travel 20 and from
this city and Lamokin
At present the boats Of the Wilson
Line both TO Pennsgrove and Philadel
phia are operated on standard time
because Philadelphia is or standard
time but beginning next Sunday, juno ;,
all of the compsny boats, including the
ferry service win be run on daylight
saving time IN other words a boat
scheduled 70 leave here at o clock in
the morning will leave at 5 clock city
time. Officials Of the company stated
today that there should be no confusion
if the patrons will remember that their
boats will leave on city time and that
Chester and Philadelphia, after next
Sunday, will be on daylight saving time
and viii correspond to Wilmington time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover, June Charters were filed here
yesterday as follows
Union Ice and Cold Storage Co. VII.
rnington. Del, capital - 600 600 system
Theatres, Inc. Wilmington Del. So
10000, Boston Templar Co, Wilmington
Del, 81 500 600; Thoroughfare Realty
Corporation. New York City. 3 600 GOD
Delaware Bay Angling Association, phil-
adeiphia. Pa. $3.50 900. Equitable Ac.
ceptance Co. Pittsburg, Pa, $500, 600
Frederick Frick and supply Co. vii
mington. Del, $500, 600: Farmers synd |.
cate, Inc Welisboro Pa. $500, 600 Cruml
Filter Co Pittsburg. Pa 5000 600 Stone
Fort oil Co, Houston. Texas. $50 zoo
Retail Druggists and Syndicate. inc,
Philadelphia Pa, !. siO0,Oo0. Lambert
owners, Inc, Wilmington, Del, x1i6 400
Douglas Service Gorporation Ghiraao
H. 500 600 Outdoor Motion Picture
Corporation, Wilmington. Del 500 600
Parkside Mutual Aid Association philadel-
phia Pa. 500 600. Sioux Tribe Migaan
Inc Washington, D. c., $50 900. Graftex
oil CO., Grafton Pa IS 600.
Increases in capital Davis Sewing Ma
chine Co. Dayton. Ohio. from So 600 600
TO SIS Oo0, 600. Live Stock Cattle Loan
Co. Omaha Neb., $500. .ouO to $3.50. .D0U
South Jersey Amusement Co, Camden n
j.. $3.50 0uU 20 $3.50 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
GERMAN MONEY READY
IN NY. TO PAY ALLIES.
First Rsparations lnstalIment Of
$3s.733,0oo on Deposit in
Federal Reserve Bank.
~ associated TT sss 10 Every Evening.

rs ANsOciAtcd 1T sss 10 Every Evening
New York, Juno The first in
rtalimCnt cf tsormauy's rcpSr1tion
payment TO The Allies, - be made
throush tho United StateS-sa5.7 .7ss. :
GOO today WAS IN the Federal Reserve
tltnk " New York. The German
government through four New York
hsnklng institutions presented the de-
ifs~it yesterday.
Tho hanks representing Germany
Wefei llallrarten and Company:
Equitable Trust Company; Speycr and
Cemnany, aud the Guaranty Trust
company.
The payments were not made in act
ual cash Or gold, hut in the transfer OF
TIE banking credits of the four fnan-
tial houses, The bankers for sever
80 DAYS have been sending a series
ul their own ohcoss. against the bal
nueea of the German government in
their Institutions. a. the Federal Re-
rrfYc hank, Tho credit thus trans
frrrrd was placed. in the Federal Re-
serve Bank % the credit Of the Bank
el Euglnnd aud the Bank Of France.
Financial men today. in discussing
the payment, recalled. however. that
ti.fmuny recently has been buying
deiitls bs The sale 90 exchange abroad
Cousins Tremendous decline in the
,N.haugos at al countries. This dol
a credit acquired hy Germany was
believed o. have been assembled in
Now Nurh g. meet the allied repara :
uau payments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
MMAHoN STORE ToBE
GREATLY ENLARGED

Nc Mahon Brothers, furniture dealers,
600-6o4 King street iare planning 10
double in size all phases OF their orgsniza-
tion during the coming summer For
the purpose OF reducing their stock
to permit building operations TO be
carried on, s special sale OF furniture
will be held this month Features OF the
Improvement of the King street struc-
ture will be the addition of q story,
inclosed stairways and elevator service
up-to-dste display windows, and modern
interior fafilities. The sales force and
stock will also be doubled
The building at Third and Orange
streets. which is now beng remodeled
formerly used bv McMahon Brothers for
storing household furniture, will be used
as q furniture warehouse by the public
A Pierce-Arrow truck has been pur-
chased for transportation purposes.
Fire proof doors and concrete floors
are being placed in this structure.
Plans for the King street store have
been drawn by Architect John J.
Kennedy, and operations are expected TO
start inJulv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
ESPERANT0'S CREW SAFE.
Sailors From Sunken Schooner
Were Three Hours Adrift
Before Rescuers Came.

u Nsoeiated Press 20 Every Evening.
lflapN = ~ June THE crew
fn Gloucester schooner Esperanto
was brought a. port here today by
lht tHeUrsterman Elsie which had
hem or the wreck ~ their
ian @thle Island Tho Esperanto.
aanei ut he international nshing
ulonShlp races here last
t uuud,r,d after striking a sub
MFNetl 0rvsk they said
Ih t# dent occurred az six o'clock
NHI, asuae The fishermen fook
It Its ana we're picked up
tltu toH Iat,r Is the Elsie
Af aI ~ the Esperanto's crew
Knew ~ The submerged
aa hal Just changed their
aNoul 4 W hrr tn crash
tHE Gttl skipper of the Elsie
rhau fu land the crew At Sahl
iHaHa ..t th. surf was too heavy
ara e. l.eided o. hrine them her,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
IN PLOT WITH BANDITS
WHO ROBBED EMPLOYER
Clerk Confesses Conspiracy but
Says He Could Not Live
on His Salary.

Newark, ". j.. June 1.-tharged
with entering into conspiracy with
three highwaymen to rob his employ
ers. the Pure Oil Company. OF this
city.. Harry c. Phelps was held by the
police last night after three men had
held him up in the company's of''ce.
taken more than $500 and attempted
TO escape in an automobile belonging
to Phelps.
The trip came to grief. however
when the car turned over a short dis
tance from the scene of the robbery
and one of the occupants. who gave
his name as Morris Franks. was
captured by a motorcycle policeman
and taken, slightly injured, TO hos
pital in Elizabeth.
Franks told the police Phelps ar
ranged the robbery, and agreed to
have $1,000 of his employers money
ready when the robbers appeared.
Confronted with this statement
Phelps. the police say. admitted his
part in the affair, saying he was deep
ly in debt and could not live ON his
salary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
fIRr DEPARTMENT PLANS.
Directors To-day Conferred With
Chief croker of New York.

Inspection of the fire apparatus in
the hands of the volunteer fire COM
pauies has been made by experts from
ether cities and reports made 10 the
directors ~ the Department OF Pub
llo safety
The directors this morning heard
the report of Edward p. Croker. chief
81 the nre department Of New York.
sothtng official was given out but il
Il understood that MIR. Croker gave
valuable Suggestions.
10 ls farther understood that both
the Water Witch and Union Fire
90 houses have been recommended
b. IN New York hre chief as perma-
neut repair stations under the new
department. The purchase Of four
honk and ladder trucks. fully equip
pei with modern scaling ladders. was
also advised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Is KILLED IN RACE
RIOTS; MOB BURNS
NEGRO PART OF TOWN
Continued from page

Continued from page /.
ordered out three companies OF guards
men here and sent instructions TO COM
manding officers in number or near
by towns to be prepared TO rush men
here Immediately.
The local guardsmen were thrown
about the court house ana prevented
the crowds from breaking through.
Soon after the first appearance OF
the Negroes. the streets were mixed
with shouting, gesticulntipg men.
Suddenly there Was rush for sport
ing goods houses and hardware stores,
where the crowds broke in and armed
themselves with whatever weapons
they could find. Guardsmen were
used to dispense the rioters at the
stores and a military order conflscat-
ed all stocks of arms in the city until
the disturbance could be put down.
National Guardsmen were PATROL
ling the downtown streets today and
every effort was being made TO induce
the crowds TO dishand.
None OF the persons identified this
morning. officials were uncertain as
TO the exact number of persons in
5ured last night, but they declared II
probably would be large. Many of the
injured. il was said. were hurt while
engaging In hand TO hand street fight-
ing
occnpants OF the last car 10 20
through the Negro district this morn
ing reported that fully 1000 armed
Negroes were still TO be seen.
The situation was further aggravat-
ed this morning by reports from
Muskogce that crowds of Negroes
there were arming themselves and
preparing 10 come to Tulsa. Muskogee
advfces said that the officials there
were guarding all highways to pre-
vent the departure Of Ncsg ,es from
that city.
The trouble Is reported to have been
the result OF the arrest late Yesterday
of Dick Rowland. Negro. for an all
legged assault on an orphan girl. The
Negro was spirited away from the
county fail early today by deputies
from the office of Sheriff Mccullough.
who refused to divulge his where
abouts
The first attempts to fire the Negro
quarter were made about 1.50 o'clock
this morning Two houses used by
more than fifty Negroes as garrison.
were set afire at that time and an
alarm was turned in. Efforts of the
fire department TO lay hose were stop
ped by crowd Of armed white men
and the department returned TO its
station.
The attempt 10 destroy the Negro
quarter by fire was resumed five hours
later when almost simultaneously fire
began to burst forth from the doors
and windows OF frame ehacks along
Archer street Soon dense clouds Of
black smoke enveloped the location.
Under cover Of the smoke screen arm
ed men in motor cars and afoot threw
a Gordon about the place where the
Negroes were stationed and occasional
shots gave warning that the conflict
still waged.
As the nre enveloped the houses.
Negroes were seen to dart out from
flaming doorways with upraised hands,
shouting don't shoot. As they
dashed through the smoke they We're
ordered to surrender and auiely were
removed to the prison camps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
ROBERTSON WINS.
neats tleld ~ hiwanis Club Lancheon
On Roosevelt Place.

senator James W. Robertson won
fht sule birthday hoost r. prize al the
hiWHnls club weekly luncheon today
tit dcfeated 4 field ~ three other con
tesmnts and tho provisions M those
pFiviltHrd Ia enter the contest were
novel
NNnt hut married men who had
four ur more children were eligible
There we're hut four members VINO
had four children. and none had more
ihan tho four The prize was donated
~ Harold Schutt ~ the Wilmington
OAf Co
The entertainment committee pro-
Vided A splendid program Of vocal
stle, tinnH BY Horace Harrison. Who
was cnmpclled ~ respond to two
eHrurrs.
TIE club luncheon VIII ho held al
Wesley VI T. church next Wednes-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
REDMOND & co. LOCATE HERE.
Widely known Financial House Opens
Offices in Delaware Trust Building.

Redmond d Company OF New York, a
widely known investment banking house
have opened suite of Offices on the
second floor OF the Delaware Trust
Building, at Ninth and Market streets,
A. G.. Stollenwerck and his son, Guy
Stollenwerck, have assumed charge as
local managers. The company in addi-
ton TO its local and New York Offices
has branches in Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Baltimore, Washington, Providence and
Boston II holds membership ia the
New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg
stock exchanges
Local patrons will have the benefit
of direct wire connections with all
The pTincipsl offices. The company deals
on bigl cla& bontis and securities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
fHIiA. PRODUCE MARkET.
Philadelphia. June !

Philadelphia. June i.
Cheoae. steady. New York whole
mhk fancy fats. fresh, l6al1; fair
lo Roud. lsial5; longhorn. fresh, loo
if single daisies, fresh iGnl7.
lave poultry. steady, fowls, as TO
quality aa@as spring chickens, broil-
ere. not lpghorns. Ae@eb. leghorns.
ssn82 reoaters. lT@lS; ducks. white
ro.ln. ssmQ mixed eoiors, @5@2s
Dressed poultry. weak fowls, fresh
sHled choice "a fancy s&n So: do.
small saes efa3a; old roosters, 1sd
81 hrollers western, 4s9so; hroilers.
nsafny. 3o@so.
Potatoes. lower: old per 100 pounds
Scout teorida. No. !, per barrel, 3.2s
asee DO No. g l.oo@2.2S.
f1aur dutl Sofi winter straight
western. sbm775. do, nearby, 1000
so. hard winter. straight. S.25a
kfti do. short patent, a.e0G's.5e.
snrlnn first clear. 7.0om7.5o: do,
patent. k.sMa 2b: do, short patent
afAaI0s6i fancy spring and city
mile patent, family brand. li.Oo9
lfea
Hay steady; timothy. No. 2. 21.oo
mfs.eoi do, No. 2. ls.oomIs.oo; sample,
aeM zoos no grade. 13.oo9l5.oO;
clever LIGHT mixed. ls.0oo 1900; No.
} mixed. "a oNials.so.
Tniinw steady prime city, loose, 4
enhis DO. special. loose. 5 cents: prime
country : cents; edible in tierces, Siz
"a cents
tifan. steady roff winter western
m pound sacks. s7.oaH2S.eo:
serlaE. as 0ea 2T 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Two Men Taken in Custody After
Attempt Had Been Made TO Break
in Store.

Harry Steiner and Joseph Tbelman
charged with attempting break and enter
ing the store of Samuel Cholodance, 1919
East Thirteenth street, this morning,
were held under $500 bail for the court
Of General Sessions by Judge Lynn Ia
Municipal Court today Joseph HAYNES
a neighhor said he was awakened at 3
o clock by noise at the store and
saw two men running across vacant
lot toward Fourteenth street. He called
the police and the two men were found
lying down IN lot with hatchet and a
heavy punch IN the grass near them.
The men said they were drunk and did
not know what they were drinking.
They were drinking fblowpipe,p they
said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Trolley stop case Goe. over.

The test case to decide whether the
Street and Sewer Department or the
Public Utilities Commission shall regu-
late the trolley stops. which was sched-
uled for Municipal Court today, was
continued until tomorrow on account
Of the absence Of Judge Daniel o.
Hastings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
SOLD STOLEN CIGARETTES.
Man Who Bought Them, Though Ignorant
of Facts, Prose cuted.

Jacob Levine, proprietor of tobacco
store at the southwest corner of Tenth
and Poplar streets, charged with reeeiv-
Ing stolen goods was held under 81 600
bail for upper court by Judge Lynn in
Municipal Court today. Charles 4.
Emory, s brakeman of the Pennsylvania
railroad, admitted that he broke opea
a box ear at Landlith and stole FIVE car
tons OF cigarettes. He sold more than
S490 worth TO levine. he said He did
not inform the purchaser they were
stolen, be testified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Nj. Pleasant Commencement.

Mt. Pleasant public school held its
closing exercises yesterday and Charles
3. Palmer. president Of the Board Of
Education. distributed certificates Mr..
Palmer announced that the school had
inerease 40 per cent in efficiency.
Most Of the present teachers viii be
retained next wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Use Blank Below
MAIL CLASSIFIED AID cory.

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rates %
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
birthday Celebra lion.

George r. Elliot, assistant under
talSer to Mrs Anne Briefly celebrated
his 35th birthday anniversary on Nav
%, at Cranston Heights when he enter
tanned d number Of friends and relatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
d. j. Meyey Stricken.

Bernard j. McVey guard in the
du Pont Building, was attacked By
vertigo while on duty yesterday after
noon and was sent home in taxicab.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Have you an old piece of furniture
you no longer use? Sell it, Use
Every Evening CLASSIFIED ads ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
u--arToMoBrIrs
IIT-RrsINRss sFRYIcH

~ BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED
l9--B UILDTNG-- G--CO~TRACTING
20 HEATING AND PLUMBING
2f-ISS TRANCE
22-MJIIN FR --DEERSMAkfNG
MOVING. TRUCKING. STORAGE
24-PAINTINC5-PA
25--YArTST ATTORNEYS
1-pRf NTINC5 5-STATIONFEY
~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
cS- REPAIRING
-RENOVATTNG AND DYEING
3n--TAItORING AND PRESSING
5t-W WSTTED-BUSI SERVICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
y.-FIyayCJAI

ss-YuerNFss OPPORTUNITIES
vFSTMFSTS STOCKS. BONDS
-44A<DNRF 70 LOAN
&1--wANTFD TO BORROW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

FsorY fseuins classified ans s~y Dig
rsi as4l&~csn 444x ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
: ~yITf-nnRcHsypssp

gf-ARTICLEs FOR SALE
50 -BUs1NEss 70 UIPMENT
s2--BOATS AND ACCESSORIES
BUILDING MATERTtLs
55-FARM AND DAIRY PRoDUC"
BG-FTEL AND FEED
s7-GOOD THINGS 70 EAT
So HOMEMADE THINO4
59-HOTSEHOLp GOODS
eO-JEWFLRY AND NATCHEa
ff-MACHINERY A~p TOOLS
e2-MUsTCAI INsTEIMESTs
SPECIALS AT THE SToREs
WEAVING hpPAHEL
ss-wANTRD-r0 HTY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
0l Standardized Classifications
YII--LIYn srorr

S7-Doos, CATS. Pets -
4slHoRgFs. CsT~rLH. vEBkt-Es
4e--POULTRT AND SUPYLbo
-wANTED4-LIYE SrcCk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Classified Columns
Every Day
I-asSouycEMENTs

1-DEATHs
I'm MEMORrAM
3-~CARUs OF THANKS
t--FUNERAL DIRECTORS
s-FUNPHAIs FLOWERS
G~CEMFTGRY LOTS. MONUMENTS
z--DDD1FIbOT
S-CONTNd3 EVENTS
s-PERSONAIS
fo-BosT AND FOUND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Ir--FMPI.nYMRNT

IN-~FWPIUfW MINI
y,-TFIp WANTED
aa-UEIP WANTED MALE
74-EFfp-MATsE OR FFMATsK
as-4sAf,FSNfEN AND AGENTS
9g-SITT C. TATIONS WANTED FEMALE
2T-aSTT CATIONS MALE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Tx-RooMs AND pssRD

WITH BOARD
az ROCMg WITHOUT BOARD
FrsrTMg FOX HOUsEkyFPTS0
VACATION PLACES
zf-wHERF ITO Eat
WHERE no STOP IN TpWN
T2--wA ROOMS RDtRD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

yI-REAL ESTATE FOR sAIa
s,-BusrNFss PROPERTY
sa-FARMS AND LAND FOR StIA
4-H0ueEc POR SALE
ss-@FOTS FOR NtIg
Ss-aHoRE PROPERTY FOR sAED
cTvRURRAN FOB SALG
PzA, PFrNTr FOR EXCHaWND
60 M ysNTTp--RFAL 4 E-TrNTr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
x-RFsb ESTATE roR RyyS

APARTMENTS AND PrATs
Rr0TNT9S PLACES ToK FtFST
zs--FARAfs Foh RENT
HOUSES FOR RENT
5s-OFFrCRq AND DISK R0VN
aTPrTRBAN FOR RFST
an4-S UNMEk PLACE4 FOR KkN1
Sl-WANTED--lTO kE~T
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-01-27
eS2

oddalonych przestrzeni Euro
py innych czesci Swiata, do
chodza mas odglosy rewolucyi-
nych wstrzaSnien, kt6re olIT1l-
cienstwem i ohyda przeszly
Wszystkie dotychczasowe.
1ch haslo: ruina zaglada,
motyw: zemsta niesWiadomych
tiumow, siia praca naprz6d, "a
dza panowania wyzutych 30
czycia ludzkosci prowodyr6w,
pod obludna maska braterstwa
r6nosci i wsp6izycia; co "a pre-
razaiacy obraz mozIiwych wy
nik0W.
w sennej MARIE, kt6ra zmo-
g@a pesymist6w, wsr6d chwiei-
nych wypadk6w 20 stul., snuie
sic pred mimi straszne widmo,
prOcesya zglodnia}ych zrozpa
czonych malkontent6w, podnie
canych sztuczna wymowa szalo
nych Wywrotowc6w.
G}osza oni s1owa Z ksiag w.
WOta wyjete, a nadaiac i'm mvl
ne zaStOSowanie komuni7mu i
t. D., odnawiaia rany ludzko-
Sci. i zaprawiaia gorycza wsno
mnienia przebytych cierpion.
Dokad ida i pedza owe benny
Sine zelektrvzowane tiumv nod
uludna frazeologia zwoich fall
szywych prorok6w? a moe i've
do zdrOj6w krvnicznei wodv,
ahy sic orzezwic, zmvc nalecia
losci bezmy$lnego samolubstwa
zmysiowych pozadliw$ci uga-
sic gien zemsty, kt6ry i'm piers
rZsadza.
Moie pragna ma nowo wskrze
sic hoski ogieh, nova rozpo-
czac ere.
POch6d ich ciaCnie sic ME
przerwanem pasmem, w$r6d
najludnieiszych i naiolla~ al
szych stolic grod6w. abv TEN
obfitszy plon zehrac. 70 mad qlo
wami tego t}umu, jak zeruiace
ptactwo, unosza sic liczne aero
plany, sieiac ma zwoiach pa
pieru, wyryte czerwonemi pIo-
skami, widma $mierci zagla-
dy, oraz ruiny dotychczasowei
budowy dziei piracy tw6rczei,
duchowej / materyalnei.
Precz z uczuciami, precz
wytw6rcza pomyslowO$cia lu5-
kiegO m6zgu, wolais te ciemnc
Observation-Disclosures reese. zmro
zone uciskiem calego szereru
wicklow, a za$lopione klamIiwc
mi y nieziszczalnemi obietnica-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-01-27

Hlc w ~ III hlefullku, guy INA
komity Purytanin KS. Rogers
Williams, wypowiedzial swe po-
glady co do wyodrebnienia
panstwa koSciola oraz wolno-
sci sumienia, zmuszony zostai
opuscic kolonie - tenze sam
los spotkaf smiala niewiaste
niejaka Anne Hutchinson, kto-
rel wywody wzburzaly Gala o.
sade. Opinie jednak urabiaiy
sc powoli, az nareszcie wyloni-
Ia sic prawdziwa zasada demo-
kratyczna, zabezpieczaiaca vol
nose osobista, lecz uieta pra-
wami porZadku spolecznego i
sprawiedliwosci. Niestety ME
wszystko jest doskonafem,
wiec dzisiaj potrzeba dobrej
wolf i sprezystei dloni, ably re-
gnlowat, karcic ukr6cac roz-
luznienie obyczajow, nieopano-
wana zadze zohacenia sic, in
ne wady nurtujace nasze spo-
}eczenstwo. Gdy tax marzymy
o b}ogiej przyszloSci i iak ia o.
siagnac, powstaja zlowieszcze
mary, kt6re ten obraz szcze$li-
woSci staraia sic zacmic, roz-
dmuchat iskry nienawiSci i roz-
niecic ogien zemsty, zaiste po-
trzeba skupienia mySli wiel-
kiero zespolenia sill, aby te
z1owrogie zamachy uprzedziG.
unicestwic. zycie pleIgrzym6w
przedstawia nam obraz wy
trwalego budownictwa, ma
zdrowych fundamentach cno-
ty chrzesciaSnskiej opartego,
kt6re w miare, jak sic
wznsilo, udoskona1alo sic row.
noczesnie. Zrzadzeniem Opatrz-
nosci, poszuFiwacze zlota, kt6-
rzy wyprzedzili pielgrzym6w
mic mimi wsp6lnego ME mieIi,
inaczej byliby te nowe prady
zatruli zgubnym swoim wpIy-
wen, jak n. p. w Mokszku. w
kt6rym dotad szerzy sic po-
p3och nieustalonych stosunk6w
i porosle pleSnia zastarzale po-
jecia europejskie ma nowym "a
szczepione gruncie.
PielgrZymi, kt6rzy do Ame-
ryki prZybyli. prapneli sic WV
zwoli6 pod autokratycznych
rzad6w swobodnie wyznawac
swe przekonania, a czerpiac 2
czystych zdroi6w miloSci hliz-
niego, wytworzyn nar6d wolny
kt6rego bogate ziemie stalv sic
r6wnoczesnie nowoczesna Mex
ka ,dla cierpiacvcn ucisnio-
nych. Przez glebie Atlantvku