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that effect. The apparatus of the gym.
hasium Is sufficiently serviceable to reach
any particular muscle In need of assist
ence and strength. Nine out of
every ten who come here for
training" said Mr. McCulloch. yesterday,
ARE afflicted with spinal curvature. The
old idea of using shoulder braces has been
abandoned. The shoulder-brace may sue
coed in holding the shoulders in their prop.
er position. but the muscles that in such
cases need development. instead of rest.
are not remedied after all; neither is the
patient We have an apparatus the power
exerted In the use OF which develops the
latent powers of these deficient muscles:
when their powers are developed, the
curvature that distigured the shoulders
form Is corrected.
when this curvature is aggravated by
the protruding of the chin forward we have
bandage or strap about the head Is pulled
backward by the motion of the head and
neck. thus strengthening muscles back of
the neck. BY lateral or side motion the
convex muscles are exercised. The giant
intercostal machine as seen in cut 3, de-
velops the lungs and chest. The arms are
raised above the head. and while By pulling
khem down TO the sides of the body the taxi
Ing OF q deep inspiration and slowly ex-
haling, the desired result is accomplished
The respiration taking place during a
slight raise in ribs. causes development of
the intercostal muscles at the same time
The suspended rings furnish another on
portunity of developing muscles seldom
Employed In everyday sedentary life
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denth-a very sudden death-ofm mothers
sister, Mary Hogarth. She was of q most
charming and lovable disposition. as well
as being personally very beautiful. Soon
alter my parents married Aunt Mary was
constantly with them. AS her nature de-
veloped she became my fathers ideal of
what young girl should be. And his own
words show how this great affection and
the influence of the glrl's loved memory
were with him TO the end of his life. The
shock OF her sudden death so affected and
Frustrated him that the publication of
'Pickwick" was interrupted for two
months.
II look back" he wrote. land with un-
mingled pleasure. to every link which each
ensuing week has added to the chain of
our attachment. It shall go hard hope
ere anything but death impairs the tough
ness of a bond now SO firmly riveted. That
beautiful passage you were 80 kind and
considerate as to send me he's given me the
only feeling akin to pleasure. sorrowful
pleasure it Is. that have yet had connect
ed with the loss of my dear young friend
and companion, for whom my love and at
tachment will never diminish, and hy
whose side. if it pleases God to leave me in
possession Of senee to signify my wishes,
my bones. whenever or wherever l die,
will one day be land"
She was buried In Kensal Green Gem
etery. and her grave bears the following
inscription. written by my father:
Young beautiful ana good. God in HIS
mercy numbered her among His angels at
the early age of seventeen"
There Is no dcnbt that in Little Nell,
much of Aunt Mary's character is repro
duced.
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waist Is always slightly full. Plaid yokes
and largo sleeves to the elbows are remark
ably becoming to slender girls. Navy and
erayish blue. eminence, n red purple. all
shades of brown, Magenta, cardinal. bottle
resedn and Nile green and pearl gray are
colors tor girls of all ages.
has a square yoke of velvet to which the
center of the dress is gathered, back ana
front, with the sides gathered TO the waist
as usual; full sleeves shirred at the wrists
and q soft collar ruille of green velvet
matching the yoke and wristbands.
Full bertha RIFLES are prettily headed
with fold of bias velvet or two rows Of
velvet ribbon. Full baby" waists are fin
ished out with yoke of the material. with
q velvet fold heading the fullness and PASS
ing over tho shoulders; velvet gIrdle like q
round belt having a short downward point
In the front and two tiny folds on the deep
cuffs below mutton-leg tops.
Plain round waists having full yokes to
the bottom of the arm-holes, back and
front. are banded with silk or velvet rib
bon at the bottom of the yoke, waist line
and once between. also two or three times
on the deep cuffs. using No. ribbon.
Bertha rutiies of lace, silk or the dress
material may be shorter on the shoulders.
of the same length all around. or drsped
upon the shoulders with bow of ribbon.
Such rutfles should be amply full. Girls
from two TO five years wear their skirts
just skipping the floor. and from five to
eight they reach TO just below the knees;
from this age they are heightened again.
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tial and warranted. The cost of foils and
other fencing parapherDalia Is SO great that
we have abandoned the idea of counting
that science. generally sustain O splen-
did wrestling class during the winter. A
great many people will not join such q
class, however owing TO the fact that they
fear the strains to which they believe they
should be subjected did they JOIN il. Such
ls an erroneous idea. teach the positions
tricks. parties and movements of wrestling.
but never expose the pupil to muscular dis
tress. Sufficient il given hin, as will de-
fine his powers and agility. and strengthen
both. bnt the extremes are carefully
avoided"
In order to show something of the bene-
fits gained by the gymnasium practice,
Prof. McCulloch referred to book of
measurements hanging on tho wall, which
showed in one pupil such Developments IN
one months time as this: The weight went
from 123 pounds at the beginning of the
month to 134 at its close; the lung capacity
from 80 cubic inches TO 20J; the grth of
the neck increased one-half an inch. the
chest girth nine-tenths of On inch. and the
shoulder girth one and one quarter in en-.
The association has added q beautiful,
roomy classroom on the upper foor,
which Is patronized daily. while the WELL
lighted resdingroom is always occupied.
The institution is peculiarly complete. and
is a practical, educational and effective
Christian mission.
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Jumping from the floor one ring Is caught
say In the right hand. The body Is by
the right arm slightly raised. which &C.
tion propels 1t TO the next ring. which Is
caught IN the other hand and the exercise
continued 70 the third ring. etc. This ex-
ercise elevates the RIBS and streng tb ems
the abdominal muscles. The leg machine
il an elevated stirrup. in which the foot Is
placed. and by different pawipgs every one
of the muscles of the neither limb il exer-
cised. Here" said the enthusiastic in
structor, lis q grip-machiDe." walking to
the other side of the gymnasium. This
machine strengthens the grip of the hand,
which. however unnecessary that may be
20 health. 10 still pertinent TO the concep-
tion and practice of higher athletics and
their jealous exactions of every museu lar
attribute the body possesses"
do sou intend organizing Q boxing or
fencing class this wnterf
boxing Is against the rules Of the asso-
citation and will not be pc rEitted. although
i believe its lighter practice is both essen
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Tn. orisina, of Little Nell.

Mary Dickens. in ladies' Home Journal
At the beginning OF my fathers literary
career he suffered great sorrow IN tho
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OFFERINGS OF THE POETS.
A Marble Monarch.

A Marble Monarch.
Illuminate perfection. 10, he stands
A tongueless wonder, while the ages turn
To ashes at his feet-a sinless growth
OF soulless graceand silent majesty
Holding his ancient reign amidst the wreck
OF empires and the crumbling skeletons
OF ravished centuries.
From halls OF pomp,
From purple thrones TO populated tombs,
A thousand carnal kings have passed away,
And faded into legends quaint with age,
Since he, this subtly chisled sovereign.
Was liberated from the shapeless stonei
Into the sunlight of the streaming years.
But time. the old Iconoclast, ut length,
VIII conquer, and the marble miracle,
Battered and broken by the Titan's blows.
VIII topple from its antique base, and leave
No vestige OF its glory on the globe;-
While he. whose cunning fingers fashioned 1t
Shall tive factor In the worlds design,
An inspiration and a force to shape
The destinies that grid the universe.
james Newton Matthews.
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White vjolets.

While Hesper gemmed the ruby West
And lulled was all the land,
You broke white violets from your breast,
You laid them in my hand
Their poor. pale saosts,'' with signs you said
"Will haunt, long after they are dead,
The unalienating years."
White violets, ali, white violets, love,
Whenever / see them now.
Mysterious from their pallor steals
The beauty OF your white brow.
kissed the frail flowers, enc by one,
With pangs OF speechLss pain
For me full many q future gun
Might shine, yet shine "a vain.
For me, howe'er, the alter6og scene
Should shift from dark % fair.
White violets must forever mean
White memories OF despair
White vioIets, ali, white violets, love,
In hopes last long eclipse;
The fragrance is but anguish now,
That floats from their white lips.
Edgar Fawcett. in The Cosmopolitan
An Open Secret.
Deep in my dear ones trusting eyes
There is a secret lying.
In vain she hides it 'gainst surprise,
For love shines out undying.
1t speaks, too, In her dulcet voice,
Love there aloud is crying;
1t bids my wistful heart rejoice,
For love lies there undying.
Fen when my dear one walks or moves,
To hide it though she's trying,
Her every gracious movement proves
That love lies there undytng.
"A St Johnston in Mag azine Of Art
Faith.
Doubt no longer that the Highest is the wisest
Let not all that saddens nature blight thy hope
or break thy rest,
Quail not at the fiery mountain. at the ship
wreck, or the rolling
Thunder, or the rendIng earthquake, or the
famine, or the pest.
Neither mourn If human creeds be lower than
Thro' the gates that bar the distance comes q
Wait till Death has flung them open, when the
man Will meet the Maker,
Dark no more with human hatreds in the glare
OF deathless tire.
Ten nyson.
When She Was Three Years Old.
If were Three,
And had pink shell for an ear,
And trusted everything my eyes could see;
Then should love, and laugh, and never fear,
HIwere Three.
nIwere Three,
With just curled-up rose-leaf for mouth,
And all mothers love for certainty;
u
II were Three.
II were Three,
And all my poet asked for were q kiss,
And he protested that he loved but Inc;
think I'd give him one, when he brought this,
II were Three.
Price Collier, In November st. Nicholas
The Land of Nod.
Come cuddle your head on my shoulder, dear,
Your head like the golden rod.
And We will 20 sailing away from here,
To the beautiful Land of Nod
Away from life's hurry, and furry and worry,
Away from earth's shadows and gloom,
To q world OF fair weather, Well Ioat off to-
gether,
Where roses are always in bloom.
Just shut up your eyes, and fold your hands,
Your hands like the leaves OF q rose,
And we will go sailing to those fair lands,
That never an atlas shows
Ella Xheeler Wilcox
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From halls OF pomp.
Mendelssohn's Spring Song.

Thine is the voice of an embodied dream
Whose palpitant soul of intense tenderness
The glowing pulse OF music doth compress
Within each crystal moment. while supreme
Low stirs of rhythmic pniOns and the glide
OF swift emotions simmer TO and fro,
And CLEAN of deeps that TO the surface blow
Bubbles that mirror Heaven. and the wide
Sweep of creations varied utteranoe
Streak red the veins OF feeling with new blood
Caught from the heart OF that enamored god
OF song who did create thee, fervid trance,
So sad, so glad, when the woods murmuring
The entity made vocal of dear Spring.
John Myers O'Hara.
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From Indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for ST. Louis. $40 am, 1850 am,
1890 pm, 1900 pm tt airs connect at Terre
Haute FOR E. & T. II. points. Evansville sleeper
on 100 PIN train.
Grcencastle and Terre Haute Accommodation
leaves 400 pm.
Arrive from st Louis $3.50 am, 4:5o am, ESQ
pm, 500 pm, 7:45 pm.
Ierre Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21
.PoIscy Inonopolisci
W AmerYCe.

Jest to juz w naturze ludz~
kiej ME wypuszczac dobro.
wolnie Z raz wladzy, slusznie
lub niestusznie przyw}aszczo-
mel. Gaia historya swlata
pe}na jest l,rzykiad6w, raczei
walk przeci:3llo osobom, kto
re W r6zny, h ga|eziach zycia
ludzkiego s.-mi rzadza rza
die chca.
Gala Europa, ME wspomi
najac wcale Azyi lub Afryl1l,
Jest do dnit dzisiejszego sic
dzibq cesarzy, kr6l6v, ksia-
zat kslazatek. Kazdy moca-
rzy jak najstaranniej bronl
praw swoich, czesto karajac
smierci9 sluszne zazalenia i
skargi swoich ,poddanych".
Nawet W Francyi, niby-
republikahskie), gorsza panuje
tyrania ma polu religijnem i
pclitycznem, anizeh W innych
krajach. Handel przemysl i
r6lnictwo to sano przedsta
wiaj2 widowlsko.
Dopoki zlemia gl6wna BY
Ia przedstawic1elka wartosci,
szlachta wszedzie szeroko sic
osiedlaia, usuwajac wszelkie
ynne stany Cd prawa villas"
nosci. Gdy wskutek wynalaz.
k6w i odSryc KRAKOW ME
znanych handel i przemyss
zacze}y twofzyc rzeczy row
nej, a czesto wiekszej war
toSci od ziemi, zjawi}a sic
szlachta kuplecka i przemyslo-
wa, ably wszelllq konkurencye
zatlumit. w Stanach Z;edno
czonych many ma to najlep-
sze dowody. Taxi Gould,
Vanderbilt, Rockefeller. t.p.
znajdu]q w zniszczeniu swoich
wspolzawodnik6w naiwiekszq
radosc. Gdzie zaS jcden lub
dwoch ME potraii cqiego prze.
myslu, handlu lub kapitalu
W pewnym obrcbie zagrabit,
tworzq sic spoIki czyli syn
dykaty, po angielsIlu trusts.
dla stlumienia wszelIliej kon =
kurencyi Pojawy te W AycIu
ludzkicm nazYwamy monopo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21

w wielu innych koloniach
spotykamy 70 samo, cliociaz
dla braku wp]ywu, pleniedzy
ludzi i wtasnych gazet mono
pol sic kryje pod postacia
amblcyi, czesto bezczel-
nej.
Jedynle w M il W. u k e e
i duchowni i cywilni staneli
jak ludzie. Me znajdziesz nj
kogo, ktoryby m6g} powle.
dziet, ze trieste Polonia, albo
gazetami.
Co powinni Polacy czyni6,
ably sic uwolnic pod jarzma
monopolist6w? ?Wiemy dobrze,
ze W dobry sprawiedliwy
spos6b w}adyki i kliki cugli
nie popuszcza. Wiemy takze,
zc w}asnie nasi monopolisci W
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo So
g}6wneml zr6dlami wszystkich
kt6tni miedzy Polonia anne.
rykahskq. Piekniejszejby me-
nazeryi Mkt ME znalazf mad
te, W kt6rejby wyzej wymie.
nienl polscy monopolisci W
jednej klatce siedzieli. By}oby
to grono krwio i ludozer.
cze.
Ably koniec zrobic humbu-
gierom imienia polskiego W
Ameryce, powiani Polacy
raz ma zawsze wszelkie ME-
cne play i konszachty W
prawdziwem swietle przedsta-
vic, humbugier6w ignore
wac dobro ogolu, ME pry.
waite kllk lub samozwahc6w,
mice ma oku.
Wlarus juz czesto sic przy-
s}uzyl biednemu ludowi,
zdzierajac mask wilkow W
baraniej sk6rze, ale pole je-
szCze szerokie.
! ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21
0 szkoie parafIaInej
| publIcznej.
(Doko1iczenie.)

Ola czego zmuszac, jak to
B e IL II chciaf, dzleci tylko
do ppbllcznej szkoty? Gdyby
rodzice zanledball dzleci po~
selac do szkoiy. pahstwo
niezawoduie miaIoby prawo
zmuszaG rodzlcow do wypef.
nlenia swego obowiazku.
Pahstwo Jest ola cziowieSa a
ME czlowiek ola panstwa,
ztad tel panstwo powinno
udcs!: cnala6 a ME znisZcZy6
luh 2a orac, pow,nno bronze
rodzicow. Zadne panstwo ME
mole dla w]asnego zysku
odebraG podwfadnym malatku,
chyba W przypadku gwaltow-
mel potrzeby, TAX samo nie
moze zmuszac sw1etokradzka
reka bez przyczynY Nle]notu
najdroaszego, iaklm jest wlara
albo 1ezyk ojczysty.
Dz'siejszy system szkolnv
ME -tY44se--ae Jest szkodllwy,
bo wysuwa Q serca mtodziezy
uszanowanle dla rodzlcow,
dla wladzy, pochodzsce q
WARY, ale niesprawledliwy.
Szkola publiczna jest corEa
nowoczesnego niedowiarstwa.
Gazety sa przepeinione sen-
sacyjnemi. nowinkam o wy
ral''nowanych zbrodniach, bo
szkola publlcznu otwlera tyl-
|ko rozumowl podwplc do
wszystklch sgumnych ME.
potrzebnych wiadomosci ludz :
kich, DO, aaniedbuye co Jest
najpotrzebnlejsze: rchg,q. o,
wsaem wpala Iad n!edowlar-
stwa, 2yiemy W wolnym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21

Naszem zadaniem by lie, sta
rae sic przeprowadzlc podczas
wyborow mellow dajacych
rekoJmie, ze wszystklch sill /
srodkow uzyja celem wpro-
wadzenia szxoly wyznanlo"ei
albo zniesien;a podw6jnego
podatku ma szkole publiczna
parafialna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21

wfadze, maiatlsi, kapltafy, zie-
mic i. t. d. ma szkode innych
-monopolistami.
Polonia W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych ME obtituje dotych-
czas W magnat6w, fabrykan-
tow albo bankierow, ale
gdzlekolwiek sic znaczna licz-
ba Polak6w osiedlita, widzi.
my pewne osobistosci, chciwe
w}adzy j rzad6w mad innymi.
w Zwiazku Narodowym
cd wielu lat rzadzi znana xii.
ka chicagoska. Franka Cry
glashefskiego zastapit poczci-
wy P. Przybyszewski, ale
klika rzadzi.
DaIeko wiekszy monopol
przyswoili sobie O. O.
Zmartwychwstahcy. Gdyby
by}o W ich mocy, ME by}oby
W Chicago lnnego polsklego
koscio}a, pr6cz sw. Stanis}a-
wa. Wskutek obszernego
miasta jednakowoz i inne
koscioty wbrew ich wolf pow
sta}y. Ale bez tego trzyma-
"a Gale sasledztwo swoje pol
sllie roznemi sztuczkami przy
jednYm kosciele. Sasledni
kosci6} sw. Tr6jcy stoi zam-
kniety, a w kosciele sw. Sta
nis}awa pieciu sumami W ME
dziele bozy ludek sic zada
walnla. w ca}ej Ameryce po-
dobnego humbugu ME spot
kamy.
Jak "a Sw Zjednoczniu kato.
lickiem O. O. Zmartwych-
wstahcy rzadza, przedstawilis.
my W ostatnim numerze ma
szego pisma., Caty zarzad
Zjednoczenia sk}ada sic 2
wybranych parafian albo
1przyjaci6} O. O. Zmartwych-
wstahc6w, a kontrola W;orY
IA Ojczyzny z CORY 2 lata po-
zostanle w ich reku.
| w Detroit podobny spoty-
kamy humbug. Tam Rektor
semlnaryum pomoca Si6str
Felicyanek rel wodzi. Niesz-
czesliwa parafla sw. Wojcie-
cha juz Cd wielu lat jest wys-
tawiona ma intrygi Rektora.
| Choclaz sam MIA rzadzlc ME
moze, bo go oburzony lud
kamieniami wypedzil. stara
sic O dowolne narzedzia ma pie.
banil sw. Wojciecha. Jezeli
zas iaklkolwiek proboszcz u
sw. Wojciecha samodzielnie
wystarl, natychmiast sic
przz.eAollA Q naipodleiszych
lntrygach swietegc
klasztoru i swietszego semi
naryum. w jakl zas spos6E
Rektor by chcial zapanowaG
mad ludem polsko-amerykah-
skim, zdradza znana czytel.
nixon naszym ,,reformacya"
kleru polskicgo "a pomoca
swego semlnaryum.
w Cleveland widzimy to
samo, choclaz ma mnieisza
skale. | tam poboczny organ
inspirowany w plebanii, bu
dowy ogromnc q la Chicago
OdiacZanle sic Od WszelklCl
spraw, wsp6lrych Polakom
pokazujc, iaki duch wicje.
w Buffalo widzimy W spoil
ce: Pltas, Slisz, Polah u Il
ne'yce, Lofty przy kosciclc
plcnladZc = monopol w jc
dnej Z najpieknicjszych swycl
postaci. Znancmi 81 pod
szczuwania parahan sw. Woj
clccha,znancml 50 machinacy,
ma zniszczcnic tel paraii. Al,
glownle tronuJc tam zlotc cic
! le, pred ktorem monopo
najnl2sze bije pokiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21

P. Bukolta wielce przyczynit
SIG do upiekszenia naszego
koSciota.
Kodak nasz Maciej
Galiczek jest prezydentem
kompanii akcyjnej, kt6ra
rozpocze}a kopa6 z}oto 1
srebro W Belt Mouth przy
stacyi pocztowej Great Falls,
W Montanie. ktoby chcial
kupic akcya (share) tego
przedsieblorstwa, niechaJ sic
zglosi pod adresem: Math
Galiczek, box 695, Great
Falls, Montana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-21

da 1Ae gooe,nn7ent Of the people
for the people, pasowanie ludu
dia ludu.
Dla czego szko!a ME jest
wolna? Czyz moze kto o1ca
Emusic do posyfania dzieci
swolch do szajki zlod1iei ma
nauke? To wiasnie czynl
pahstwo. Kledy zmusza rodzl-
cow, aby pose}al1 swo)e dzie-
ci do szk6t pubhcznych, W
ktorych odblers]a dziecku
ware. Rodzice sa naturalnY-
mi wychowawcami dzleci, sa
| Ich Anloiem Strozem. Odda)a
dzlecl swo)e do szkofy villas.
nege wvboru, aby szkofa
dz'ec' W zastepstwie rodzicow
wychowywala.
Ola tego kato}icy, ma ich
czele blskupl, starali sic
wzniesc szkolY parafalne.
Nauka W tych szkotach obej-
uuje krom nauki rel'gil
wszyst|ie irne p"zedmioty,
kt6ce bywaja wyk1adane W
szko}ach pubhcznych, lecz z
ia r6znlca, 2e wszystko Jest
opacte ia zasadach WARY.
Pr6cz tego obejmuje szkoia
paraflalna nauke jezyka
ojczystego W szkotach para
f'alnych polsklch nauczy sic
dziec':o poprawnie plsac !
czvtaG po poisku. Kazdy Po-
lak< jest natury malYm
Mezzotantym, ktorv nauczy
sic nawet po turecku busz-
manowsku, lesli tego potrzeba.
Je2eli posiadamy TAXI dar
Bo2y, dla czego 60 zaniedby-
wac. Uczcle ola tego dzleci
po polsku!
| Mowllslny wolna szkofa w
wolnym kraju.
Gem wlasnle ia wolnosG
ma sic uwydatniac? Tenn, he
katollcy nle po"innl zadnego
ipodatxu PLACID ia publiczne
szkoiy, jesli maja wfasne pa.
raflaIue. Szkofy paraflalne
SO potrzebne Ola ochrony die.
CT przed trucizna >ezwyznanio-
wosc,.
Zwi4zek N. P. Jest wlellkinl
agltatorem szkoty publcznel,
dla tego, ze jest bezwyzna-
niowy. Zw,azek N. 2. zaprzy4
iaznl} sic szkol4 ilak zlemla
= woda, kt6re W po}aczeniu
da)a bloto, obryzgu}qce kaz
diego, ktory depce W tym
btoc!e. =
U~:aln' Sober Baitymorslc.
nakiada blsklpom obowlazek
raby posta-all sic zafozenie
sznot PREY kazdym Kosc,ele
swej dyecezyii, a jeshby po-
trzeba by1a i okollcznoscl
pozwalafy, niecn patrza ably
Z d o c h d o w k o Sci O.
q. do kt6rego szkcla nalezy,
byll utrzynlywanl zdoini nau-
cZyclele" albo tel nauczy-
clelki, n. p, slosIry.
| Sober dalej postano vi, ably
W przeciagu dwoch lat stane-
ia przy koscie!e paratla'nym
szkola. KtobY Kaptan6w me
dbai 0 za!ozenic szkoly, lrb
1przeszlsody stawlai, talk i2by
do skutSu ME pr2yszla, mu
slaiby bye usuniqty q zarzqdu
parai'n. Gdy0y zaS parafia
proboszczowl W przcprowadze
niu szkoly sic oplerulN, lul
sprzeciwiaqc odmawlaia wsac!
k'el pomocv, powjn,en i
Iblskup upomme6 skarnt.
u Waika o slIsoIe, powlad,
OIcsec sw,. jest walkq
istnienie kosmoin kutoIjclfiouo