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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
THE PHI THETA PsrS BANQUET.
The Convention Closes with an Elegant
Supper nj Zimmermann's.


After It's last business session the Phi
Theta Psi Convention adjourned to Zim-
mormann's. where banquet with va
rled and sumptuous menu vcs served.
Some OF the delegates, in order TO reach
their homes before Sunday, had to leave
before the banquet. Tha chair OF toast
master was ably and acceptably filed by
M John G. Scott when the interest In
the yiands was beginning TO Gag, the
Convention Poem was called for and
delivered in an effective manner BY its
author. the toast-master The responses
10 the toasts which followed were enthu-
slastc ana received marited applause.
The first toast Of the evening, Tine
Banquet. 'Spiced Vittlos.'" brought 20 his
feet Mr. j. j.. Cook. who responded most
felicitously. There was n unique response
when the favorite, "OIr Fraternity Sis
ter.." was called. "Fratcrnity Memories
as recalled by Mr. Arms,ron;, would have
held the audience longer than the time
allotted. Mr.. j. ID. NJ Armisto2d, Of
Lynchburg. showed by his appropriate
speech his hearty enioymcn. d "The
Pleasures OF Chapter Lie" At the cali
for the Goat" Tom Marshall. Of the
Washington and Lee University. utter-l
a poetic bleat Mr.. II. NJ Smith. OF Co
lumbia, S. G.. showed b. hjs response a
due appreciation OF "OuT Aims. Objects.
and Principles" Mr.. - W. Lee mide an
eloquent address when ths toast 'rhe
Fraternity and It's Prospects, was pro-
posed. Mr.. A.. r. Dickinson. n popular
young lawyer Of Richmond. made 81 n'.i-h-
cd speech on THE A!dmri.' lir 3. T.
AncclL associate eiito~ slowed de.D
interest I'm the prosperity Of THE Crown.
our Fraternity organ" :hen THE Crown
Chapter received a becoming response
At tho close OF this pleasant and co.
joyable banquet the toas.-master deliver
ed an address which voiced the sont.-
ments OF all present II was with caa-
ness that the grip Was given AMI co0I-
bye said. Thus ended tlo sessions OF
this biennial convention Of the PM Theta
Psi. This convention i5 the highest h.is-
lat.ye body Of the fraternity. is other
conventions being of a subordinate IL
tUIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
rAULKNsR-WHITINc NUpTlALs.
Distinguished Party from Washington
Attend Richmond Kepreseniniiies

WASHINGTON. y. c.. December 31l
A party OF about forty persons
GLIDING many senator's and members ]
the House and prominent ncwspaper-mrHl
will leave Washington on Monday "a
uampion. Va. where they go % attend
the wedding Of Senator Charlie j. Fau h.
ner, OF West Virginia, who s y MARI
Miss Virginia whiting. Of thai place. o..
O'Clock wednesday next Among oil ~
members OF the party VIII be sen.t,u
Hunton and Camden.
senator Dubois VIII be ths gro3u's
best man.
There viii also be a large atteninn >
from Richmond. and Governor Mc'orN
Of West Virginia. win attend. accomp
MED by most ~ the state officers.
After tho marriage no Senator and h's
bride viii leave for 'wD-v'e<e' 'r')
South. going as FAR es 81 Auylsiina
Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
PlTTSBURC MILLS RESUME.
81 Least Three Thousand Men Thus Given
Imnlnfmnnt.

PITTSBURG PA, December 3l.--The
sligo Iron-Nul. on the South Side, VIII
resume operations, double turn. on Tues
day. Eight hundred men will be I'm
ployed. Oliver d Rohertss wire ard
rod-miu will start up Oh Wednesday,
running double turn Cor the first time
since the summer shutdown Tho Tenth
Street mill ~ the Oliver Iron and Steel
Company viii resume on TueslaY double
turn. The mills Of Diwor-h, Porter 81
Co. and 4. ~ Byers & Co., which Rave
been In partial operation. will also re-
sumo in full on Tuesday.
\ conservative estimate % the number
Of men that Will Se employed in these
mills places the number at 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

Society Of Christian Endeavor Epworth
League. Young Peoples Union, and other
young peoples societies Will hold watch
night service.
Secretary Tlbbetts. Of the Young Mems
. Christian Association. will lead the mus
cal programme, and addresses VIII DC
delivered by Rev. Or. Hall Rev. Dr'
Iandr1,m, and a number Of other clergy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

The aggregate sales Of the iobblng trade
for the year should be s33725, $50, instead
Of one million less. as appears In the
table on another page. The error. which
was not detected in time 10 change the
table. is IN the item Of boots and shoes. the
sales OF which were s, s67.25 The Dispatch
IS under obligations 10 Mr.. c. +. Johnson.
OF Bradstreets. for collecting ard tabu-
lating the Jobbing trade figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
TnInsiaii New nnlcers.

There win be a large and important
meeting OF Richmond Lodge, No. /. /. O..
o. T.. tomorrow night. The installation
Of the newly-elected officers will take
place. and members OF sister lodges will
be present and make speeches. After the
convocation the Committee on Entertain
ment will make Its report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
City Circnit Court.

The following suits were Instituted IN
the city Circuit Court YESTERDAY;
]. II. Pauk against w. W. Brauer Is
Co, for $2GuS3.
American Exchange National Bank
against W. ". Brauer e Co.. and +. {.
Brauer \ plea OF debt FOR NO,9l5o. TO
be discharged on the payment OF N3oo.
J. NJ Jennings against J. .. Dickinson
6. Co.. for S67i
Carneal 2 Davis against Giles 3. Jack
son for s539l.
philip Conry's administrator against
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for
500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
coMassIoEFRwHrEHeAo's REPORT
"h" He m Say to the Board OF Agrl-
culture on TUESDAY.

'"fNt' on TUESDAY.
me State Eaa,d OF Agriculture viii
~'e' Ia Nof,oi. next Tuesday. Many
.-.'''''a pertaining 10 the farming and
'.''''s ln'ei s,s u Virginia are TO be
1850 1850 o. Commissioner Whitehead will
Do 'ia REPORT gor the quarter ending
Rom. ... in which he win make
r.y.. '. ft.nt suggestions. Below IS
% Say. '"''ee oi what he Will have
oct,.- "' meeting % the board ia
Aas t... "'ltruuo OF the d,partne,.,
ua --it..y confined To eettlna o..
As1'... report Of the state Boar3 d.
Me- ..'. TOT lNs. The report this Sc.
vihst... ''lA,r than heretofore. h..
No.nn.. zoe fact that II Vas mon
any r.,..., 'i'1 entailed more work tn.
thc ag'., .'hee nay administration o.,
OF lh,e.,,.' '-s apartment. The rar,e
pertain -'''h ty the beard IN maf,s,.e
o1teniee ,. agriculture Is being more
lection All S,Si. especially IN the col
tistlcs publication Of reliable STA.
that me AZ glad % report 20 the hoard
there v-r. h"s been wen received. and
ia reyari may complimentary pottccs
,a, .s"i" 70 same In tbe $50 s,t,g Ho'seeS
palefS IA Tee state. WV various news
..r, iEtriAzER MArrrps
me ieftlizer control .. av...,...
~"8 regulations OF ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

Our subscribers are requested to note
the fact that the coupons for part one
OF sights and Scenes OF the World" be-
gin TO-DAY. Save three coupons Of any
three days this week in order to get our
beautiful art-portfolio.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
TURF AND CYCLING.
PRESIDENT ENcEMAN. OF THE WASH
lNCTCN JOCKEY CLUB, INDICTED.
Turf winners mt New Orleans and Elso-
where--schociing Result ut tho
Madison square Garden.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. December 80
The grand fury to-day indicted President
Engeman. OF the Ivy City Jockey Club.
The charges against him are setting up
a gaming table and promoting gambling
IN connection with his racing project here
Mir. Engeman. IL is said. Is now in Phila-
delphla. and the warrants for his arrest
will probably be held until his return to
the city.
I.ookmaker Bennington and his clerks
were also indicted over again, the new
charges alleging the making Of pools
within one mile OF the city, contrary 10
recent statute.
CRESCENT CITY COURSE.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5o.-on!y
two favorites pulled down the purses TO-
day. The delays at the post wero eXas-
peratlng The track was fast.
First race-seven furlongs. selling, 4
ycar-olds-Bret Harte won, Tom D2ly
second. John Irwin third. Time. l2s H.
Second race-nye and one half furlongs,
selling, 4year-olds-Rosebud won, Winnie
Davis second, Emperor Billet third. Time,
los 3d.
Third race-three quarters OF mile,
selling, 2-year-olds-OvatiOn won, Tippe-
canoe second, Jim HosS third. Iime'
l.l5 81
Fourth race-one mile. handicap, all
a~es-IraZos won, Michel second, Iasco
third Time, 1.42 IL.
Figth race-nye and one half furlongs,
selling. S-year-olds-Carnen won. Miss
Perkins second, German third. Time,
i:22 Ga
MOUND-CITY TRACK.
EAST ST. LOUIS. December 30.-An ex-
-eUent card OF five well-hiled races at
tracted a crowd numbering 400 persons
to-day. Every one OF the five winners
was heavily backed consequently the ten
hooks that did business were hit nara.
Tho East st. Louis Jockey Club VII!
open IT, new three-quErter-lulle track
Monday. important and expensive I'M
provcments have been made. including
two hundred new stables and large
covered paddock. These improvements
place tho course IT. the very front rank
as a winter gdc=-track.
First racc--onc and one sixteenth miles.
srlliuc-Alonk Overton won. Billy Roller
second. Ethel Fortune third. Time
1906 IL
Second receive elghths OF mile.
selllnc-Couductor Insolvency. won' Ies-
sic second, John Dunn third. Time 90.
Third race-one and ono sixteenth miles
seliing-Fancy won. Snarley the Snug
rlrr second. Senator WLcott third. Time
ia
Fourth race-one mile. seil'ng-Mohican
won. Tom Jones second. Knickerbocker
thlrd. Time. 1i2 2-l.
Fifth ra-e-une sixteenths Of mile,
reuinr-TIarr. Warren won. Censor. Sc
cond Paddy Flynn third Time. 81 81.
At THE GOLDEN GATE.
san FRANCISCO. December 2o.-Wea-
her clear AMI cold. track muddy.
Tir-t raco-Gcant six furiongs. selling
Sir Charles won. BLIZZARD second, For
t-nqtc hir7. Time. 117 -.
SECOND race fve fur'9nga. e-year-olds,
rou-v.pners-C;ur@i, won. seaside second.
Gorllrs tn'-G. Time. lot IT,
Thrill rroo..1r- aul mo -lT'eo0'h r''l09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
FUNERAL or Mr.. FISHER.
The Intermcnt to Tako Place at Hollywood
To-Day.

The remains OF Mr. James r. Fisher
viii arrive in this city from Washington
to-day on the 2:3s p. NJ. train, over The
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. and the funeral will be from the
BYRD depot at that hour The inter
mont VIII be at Hollywood. and the pail
bearers will be az follows
Active-Messrs. r. Il. Glover w. II.
raturn. Chester Delaney. w. y. Chester
man. W. T. Knowles, and DIR. ID. w.
MoScley.
Hou0rary-Hon. J. Taylor Eilyson. Hon.
George ID. WISE Colonel Meade Hasklns.
Hon J. ]. Crutchileld. and Mr.. Il. a.
Jacobs.
The two last named gentlemen and
Messrs. Glover and T,tum represent ST.
Johns Lodge. No. &C. Mr., Fisher having
left written request that he he buried
by his Masonic brethren or that lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wanted. a Democratic Marshal for
Eastern Virginia.
AN ADMIRED PHOTOGRAPH.
,,.., NJ co,ernor-rIcct o'rerraii-Many
People Coming to Our Inauguration
To-Morrow Post-Ofilce Talk.

A g. a q. =. ANifNHN
no. a., -e,esr. -.,.s o.
''''' ''''' ,.-....,, r-,t..l
congress ID appoint A''i''' ''''
States Marshal Tor the Easter" i''','''
a. VIRGINIA Captain Jack Hudgin 90
,..-.,.... ,...,,, Wa recommended for
tHr it"''." '' i'"' ~ '
rna c.i.ration. Win t"' ''''r"'" va
e-r Meredith. WHO declined 10 70 mo
........ ,,t,t tfs collcarlcs. The
.,,s.... ~... ,u siv
GEL. .ii'n 'h''i '' ...,.
or ON. Ee ',0.rai po itanf 'n me ".''''
ana l., o. t1c six have alr"1aF Deem
.,.,.tr..5 The d.flv ln making % change
.....,.t.,., f.y Clio Eastern p.s-
''',' ms Co., ,','a.v IN f., rs-
...,,,., ,. tt, r,rh,b
,...-..,. f.,s rot ra.-
.,.. .t. ,...,.14 III. q, ,.,f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

LONDON. Dcccmher @a-A.fa gladstone
70 recovering from her iai.tpo*..on. $40
IS much better to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

sejourners on Manhattan Isle.
NEW YORK. December S.--(Speclai)--
A. Newton and ]. 8. Andrews. Meuepole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

RICHMOND. VA. Decemh
ceipts-Cattle. 100. sheep. =, a'f-,
Sales--Cattle. $50: sheep. -, DOCS. ~
Prices-Cattle, best 4N4ht ff
dunn 10 good. sE3a.c grOss, conan
fair, 2a2hc. gross bulls. 80
sheep, 3ftlc. gross; hogs. "a, q. hes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

The title OF the Virginia Safe-Deposit
and Fidelity Company has been changed
10 the Virginia Trust Company by act
W %~s~ia'9'@ -l.-A.l .-...--4-sl.-ls----.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
Nrlr y.rI- I.....i .. .I r-...r dun.
winter wheat I5w er.I.- ..u... l. rsr-
ent-. So uutis. Minnesota r..,r. s. I.
2el. uut..i-. tg.l... .Is ..ff.f S., 8
~ a. ~..th,ru -FOUR ..f .IIt steady.
common o air .N1a. s. .... good 5
choice io. sifHri-t
wheat Spot luI. SO. higher. a.i firm:
SO. 2 r.i. srur- and elevation l.' g.. anltt.
~ H5. g. options -talE 'I. l.I %.
ie1..c higher. closing .rW Dr.. jlulli
C6f4r; March. nst... AilN q go
Cam-DIl bun e-.Hly, So. - iIl uNf .
lon elevator, filut c li"tt, steam. b.
mix q. I'4r; 80. O. "h.'a. B.. opualb
were 'tIl and tnciHHt,i i' ,t np e.p O.
Ing st"Hiy, January. t-.tr, February,
42i,c May. it,c.
onts- Dull h4t iru, January g. ."f
February H4c, 80. "Al''. jdnuai..
3Jc., si-It ~. %. a'ec., $50. white. @r
missed Western 5i13sc.; white do '5i,..
Hay per ard s"1i sAipvuf ID
Wool quiet lul. and unsettled. i.-
nestle o. 90. 2f1-,c.
Hee,-Duil but STEADY. family, $40
BN. eNtrt mess, f'...'f 1907 i
quiet ~ $1,000 DO. Il,rerl D.ct
extra india mess. sit DO
cut meats-Qulct ana steady. p..h. B
bellies. llac.s shou| ier5. Otl1' tc.s hams, ..'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
Tn usier iha Nnw.YearIn.

At the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton hall tonight the Young Peoples
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
PoecaIor won. Calmus second Racine
tLlrI Ti,ne -

tAiil. inns, -.13.
art course hani.cap.
s,,-ri,OaIe. -TrWpir more won, IOngwel
second. Ci.o third Time. 3:n 10
Tifth raca-ecant five furloncs. consola-
tion-Pcnuroyal won, Faro second, Royal
Flush third. Time. lij -.
To-day ends Oh" Fam meeting OF the Pa
cifc-Coast Tiood-Horse Association. Mon
lay the California Jockey Club opens,
with The same iodicers, horses, and
jockeys
PACE-UORsES BURNED.
NEW YORK December 2o-Early this
morn'7. the roc'ug-stab'os bel0ngia %
" Irsle~. situate1 on the Dundee drive,
between Clifton and Paterson. y. j.. were
totally destroyed 10y fire. and the follow
ING horses were burned 10 death: Budd-
hist. -. Patrick. Nonopolist imported,
C,rahom. GlcnieIauI. Nani7, Nccoiize,
Laura T., FLY hy fremont oHt o. Helen
imported Alontsith, and imported Free
THE UICYCLE-RACE.
NTV' YORK. December 31-At 4.2o
O'Clock the tv0-niils scratch-racc IN the
blcvelo tournament. IN which =. j. Perlo.
d. -. S.arbuck. and Richard Howell were
entered resulted In the order named.
Time. s.ej L. The hye-milr race which
followed was won by Eerl1 Price being
second. and Starbuck third. Time. f:2j p.
~ the evening advanced all OF the con-
teeta1ts began % iesur themselves.
ScfocS wanted to cover 1000 niles Martin
wanted 20 reach his record Of l.S1, while
th, others desired 10 get above the LOO
mile mark. % get the $50 guaranteed to
u.a covering that distance Tho manage
iuert had guaranteed $500 20 the vim
rer $50 - the second man, 500 20 the
thil-l 500 % III. fourth, 500 10 The ittn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

.Th. fer,,r ,,.i%t.R MATTERS.
mad, ,h ,s'tnIer control, "a exercised
saass the rules and Regulations $1,000 y, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

Molasses-Forclgn rowirci ~"
leans. 30q3Sc Marke' quiet a" -'t
Peanuts-DUll; fanny hand
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

The people generally have observed
one and will observe the other Thanks
giving day. The pastors alone are
making political question out of the
dual holiday.-Statesman.
The editor ofthe Statesman must
have different idea ofthe meaning
Of the phrase '.the people gener-
ally as it is used in the above
article, from the one that nearly
If not quite-every one else has.
We always supposed it to mean the
majority Of the people, but if the
number Of people who celebrated
Pennoyer's Thanksgiving day come
within the meaning Of that phrase
it must mean minority, emphati-
cally.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
men.

The aiders and abettors of that
disgusting sheet, the Portland Sun
day Mercury, have at last met in
part the Just reward for their
crimes. This paper has thrust
upon tile public the most revolving
scandals, clothed in spicy and at
tractive words. They have un-
earthed long forgotten family skel-
etons and by threatening to parade
4Ile fruits of their ghoulish indus
try have wrung none from many
people. They have made innocent
people to suffer. In a word, this
paper has been a hideous disgrace
to journalism, and its abettors de-
serve 10 dwell for a time in the
pen where they have 20 often
threatened to send their victims
unless hush-money was forthcom-
ing,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

grapp & Cos big worded clrcu-
lar on the financial outlook reads
as follows: Confidence breeds credit
where courage leads the way With
holding enterprises is rejecting
prosperity. To quit exertion is to
invite disaster. Losing profit is
better than losing a sale. Better
divide a dime than lose a dollar.
To relight a furnace is to start a
home mission. Spindles and looms
n rapid motion sometimes outrun
a bank note. To give credit in the
bank parlor is to get it at the
teller's window. A good advertise
meut generally gets to the bank
before the check to pay for it.
Doubt is a ghost which runs away
from faith. Days works diligently
exchanged multiply opportunity
and preserve the wealth Of a ma
tion.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

The Knights of Labor have lost
awise, determined and conservative
Grand Master in the resignation of
Mr.. Powderly. This body is large,
cumbersome and hard to manage,
yet their former chief has kept it
well in hand. They have elected
J. R. Sovereign his successor, a
rather unfortunate name for the
head Of an order composed of work.
men.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

There is something peculiarly
interesting to the mind in the rela-
ton which an editor sustains to his
readers. To many-to most OF
them--he must be personally un-
known, yet the tie which unites
him to them is perhaps all the
stronger for that fact. For them
he continually thinks and plans;
he consults their tastes, seeks to
discover their needs and to supply
their wants. Not even his most
intimate friends are so constantly
in his thoughts as these unseen
friends to whom he speaks through
The printed page. When intro.
duced to stranger who says: y
have long been a constant reader
Of your journal" what q flash 9
recognition passes from eye to eye
: This man, he feels, is no stranger
he knows my habits Of thought, i
acquainted with my ideas on many
subjects, has learned, ! trust, t
value my character. How can h
seem Ikea stranger? In the sam
way when note or telegram an
nounces to the editor the death 9
one whose name has been on hi
subscription list for years, he feel
Nth asudden sinking Of heart tha
.ilI miss from his silent audi
a0 20 sympathizing and respor
vi Yes there is som'
spinteresting in th
editor and h
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

A. H. Cruson !issbusy giving the
store room which will soon be occupied
by N. w Smith, a coat.uf paint.
There will be services in the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church on the
second and fourth Sundays in each
month, atlll a. M. aud 7:S0p,sm,
Ev' ..s-s .s,... -. 80 w. V. MCGEE, Pastor.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

Knox county, Ill.,, is probably
the divorce center Of the United
States. In the last five years the
number Of divorces have averaged
one to every seven marriages.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
Lebanon Express.
H. Y. KIRKPATRICK,
Editor ;. and Proprietor,

Stick your knows in your own
business.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
lis Your Name
Written There?''

Written where2 Why, on the
subscription list of the LEBANON
EXPRESS. If you are not sub
scriber to this paper, and wish to
obtain reading matter for the win
ter evenings, now is the time to
subscribe. Subscription rates, (pay-
able in advance) $1,50 per year.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

r6znych monarchow ma swlecie,
m~onarchow, kt6rym takiej czci
ME oddawano, pomlmo &c byli
potetneml w}adcami rozleg}ych
panstw, wladcami, ma Ht6rych
skinlen'e stawafy zastepy uzbro.
jonych wojsK, spe}nlc ich wole.
Papiez jest jednym menarcha ma
swlecie bez panstwa, bez woisk a
przeciez pomimo to poteznlejszym
cd mnych. Tax, G}owa kosclo}a
katolickiego potezniejszym jest cd
wszystkieko lnnych monarch6w a
siowom Jego dobrowolnie l bez
przymusu pos1uszni So ma ca}ym
swlecie mleszKaJacy katolicy, DO
paplez ME ognlem mleczem
panstwa poddanych zdobywa.
S%peiniajac polecenie Za}ozyclela
Kosclo4a katollcklego, glosi mes
trudzenle s}owa wiecznej prawdy
i chrzesclahsklej miiosci a te s}owa
p~otezn;ejsze So Cd kul i bagnetow:
one to zdobywaja mlliony serc
ludzkich, dokonywa]a podboju'
ktoremu podbicl z radoscla SIG
oddaja i podlegaja. Z]awlsko to
! jest wlelkiem pocieszeniem dla
naszego narodu; wskazuie ono nam
W jakl spos6b skruszyt mozemy
okowy przez wrogow ma mas WHO
zone. Otto prawda i miiosc SO sila,
ktora mas z nlewoli wyprowadzi;
lezeli vice W zyclu naszem W
kazdej czynnosci klerowat sic
bedziemy zasadami prawdy, spra-
wledllwosci i ml}osci TO wkr6tce
zaswlta nam lepsza przysztosc. 10
| jest program polltyczny, kt6rego
Scisle trzymac sic powinno cafe
nasze spo}eczenstwo, wszystkle
lego varsity: duchowlenstwo
ch}opl, szlachta / m%leszczanle, a
kazdy w zakresle swell dzia}alnos-
CT W stosunku do innych. 2lsane
prawa ME poprawia naszej doll,
jezeli rzeczonego programu kazdy
W SVEN sercu mice ME bedzle l
jezell ME ogladaJac SIG ma innych
sam pierwszy spe}nlac go nle roz-
pocZnle.
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JnblleuSz PaDIezki /.

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obehodN 5o-cio lctm iubileusz
bisAup' Leona Nil, papleza;; .
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do Rzymu zyczenia wraz 2 slowami
zapewnenra wiernoscl j u~lcg{oScl
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sic to mus dzjwnem, re W Waty-
kane m~ieszkajqcy SO letni staru-
seek TAX przez wszystkich Jest
czcionym. Wszakze tylu by}o i jest