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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-11
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-11

Belinda Veazey to A. II Marquis.
lots 2 5to A.. Ross ave, and lots
odd 1 to Z. Second street. Akin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-11

Browns sub Of A. Browns sub
Harry Davis to Thomas Hill, lots
even so to IS, Brown ave. Browns
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
East Bethel.

Mrs. Ruth Tenney is at F. wights.
James G.. Fowler was at Randolph sat.
urday.
A. B. Bowen was at South Royaltou
Saturday.
Little Leonard Gage is having bad time.
with sore eyes.
A. N. Smith Of Boston was in town the
first OF the week
Chas. F. Ward was able to ride to South
Randolph Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Harsden visited
at AFRO Bowen's lately.
Miss Margaret Smith has been visiting
friends in South Royslton.
Miss II. c. Whitney went to South Roy
alton Friday for few days.
A. G. Whitney OF Tunbridge was at o.
X. Russ the first of the week.
A. g. Whitney OF Tunbridge is spend
ing the week in this vicinity.
Mrs. W. w. Whitney and ker sons Wis
tied at z. d. Sweets Saturday.
A few from here attended commence.
ment exercises at the Normal school.
j. ID. Booth is quite sick. Mrs. Booth
arrived from Lebanon, n. H., a few days
ago.
Miss Mabel Ferguson, who has been
visiting at II. w. Fowler returned to her
bone Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fowler attended
the commencement exercises at Randolph
Centre Thursday.
Mrs. c. c. Whitney attended the grad.
uating exercises OF the South Royalton
High school Friday evening.
Luke Parish OF Randolph and Mr.
Wood OF Barre were in the place Saturday
looking after life insurance matters.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
Death Of lyman 5. Emery.

Lyman stephen Emery, formerly OF
Bethel, and since the war one OF the most
prominent citizens Of the District OF Coz
lumbis, died at his home in Mount Pleas
ant. suburb Of Washington, ID. C., on
sunday afternoon, June 10th. Mr. Emery
is well known here. He is a brother Of
Alonzo Emery, OF this place, who is now
IN Washington, and a brother OF Mrs.
Jane q. Hunt OF Brookfeld. Many other
relatives 1--we in Randolph, Bethel. Tun-
bridge, Royalton and elsewhere in Orange
and Windsor counties. He was assistant
adiutant- general on the staff OF Gen. Yea
zey when the latter was commander-in-
chief OF the Grand Army OF the Repu bic,
being the first OF that staff selected by the
distinguished Vermont general, who was
Mr.. Emery's warm personal friend, as
Well as comrade-in-arm The two visited
Vermont together during that year. He
was commander OF Phil Sheridan Post OF
the @. A. r., department Of the Potomac,
at the time OF his death. he was also
president Of the Nstionsl Prisoners Aid
association and declined reelection last
year on account OF IN health.
Mr.. Emery had been In in heslth for a
considerable period and late In the winter
his illness took an acute stage. He sub
mttted TO an operation at a hospital and
subsequently was removed to his home.
where. despite the efforts OF the most skill
nj phvsieians, be grew steadily WORE
al = Z - la;l4y Is tEo brothers, A1o. 20
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

Emery, OF this place, and George 6. Emery,
/ formerly from mere, and his sister, Mrs.
/ Thomas J. Lasier, OF Washington. were at
the bedside when the end peacefully came
at 3 10 O'Clock sunday afternoon. He
4 leaves a wife and four children, Mrs.
/ George U. Rose, Jr., Herbert c. Emery
and Misses Bessie and lsadore Emery, all
/ of Washington.
! Mr.. Emery was born at Piermont, n. H.,
/ on January 3, 1889, and his family removed
/ to Tunbridge, Vermont, while he was a
! child. He was educated at the Royaltnn
4 Academy and subsequently, was teacher
/ at the Academy. He married Miss Harriet
| E. Smith, OF Barnard, VT. He began the
/ study Of law under Hon. A. p. Hunton at
| Bethel, but left that to enlist in August,
| 1852, in the 10Th Vermont Vol. Infantry,
which became a part OF the famous "Stan-
nard's Brigade" Three brothers went to
the front with him, one OF whom fell on
the battlefield at Gettysburg, and another
at Baton Rouge, La. Mr.. Emery particl-
pated In the three charges hurled against
Pickett's brigade at Gettysburg and after
Pickett's repulse was detailed by Gen.
Yeazey as the officer to take charge OF the
captured Confederate prisoners. He was
mustered out wit his regiment, removed
to Charlestown, Mass, to engage in pri-
vate business and in 1864 went to Wash
ington to enter the quartermaster- generals
office in the war department. Then he
was appointed clerk in the internal reve-
nue. service, was made chief of the special
taxes division and in 1885 was removed on
account OF the change of administration.
Then he embarked in private business. |
he was one OF the assessors OF the District |
of Columbia and for many years was the |
agent in charge OF the District and part OF
Maryland for the Montgomery Insurance
company.
He was foremost In the philanthropic
and religious work at the national capital.
He was secretary OF the Provident Aid
which later developed into the
Labor Exchange and subsequently the
Associated Charities, an institution Of
which be was the head and front and
which, under his mastertul administration
II affairs, grew TO be one OF the greatest
charitable organizations in the United
states. He was secretary of the Rochdale
% operative society and of a Washington
building and loan association and was
with many similar enterprises. '
ie was a founder and trustee OF the Mount
Pleasant Congregational church and /
rominent member of the Mount Pleasant
ltlZens' association. :
The funeral was held at the Mount
leasant church on Tuesday afternoon, RI
une Y, and the remains were inferred at I
ock Creek cemetery, near Washington.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
snnda, school Convention.

The 18th annual convention OF the
Windsor County Sunday School assoels-
ton held in Springfield June Z was one OF
the most successful of the series. Dele
gates came FROM every section of the
county and from majority OF its towns.
The interdenominational character OF the
association was noticeable in the number
Of sects represented and there was not a
note of discord from first to last. Several
delegates came direct from the Baptist
State Sunday School convention held at
Ludlow the day before and were able TO
report that as a measure OF harmony their
denominational 5. S. association had been
dissolved. There seemed special fitness IN
this actions being taken in windsor
county, easily first in the promotion OF
comfy among the denominations, Inc
program of the Springfield convention
was carried out precisely as announced
from first to last. The anniversary poem,
entitled "The Garden OF God" by Rev. A.
j. Hough, was greatly enjoyed and was
repeated by special request at the close OF
the evening session. n. b. Hazen was de-
lightfully reminiscent in Looking
Backward and Rev. DR.. Marble was de-
vout and scholarly in his prophecy of the
Twentieth Century Bible School,"
very lively and interesting discussion on
the use of question books in class was led
by Rev. S. Z. MaeGeehon, and Rev. W. Z.
Mann proved to be exactly the man for
the question box. The following officers
were elected to serve a year president,
j. A. Greenwood, Chester; vice presidents,
Rev. S. +. MscGeehon, Hartland, Edward
Carpenter, Bridgewater, G.. K. Winslow,
Woodstock; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
J. NJ. Quimby, Wilder.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
EastG.ranuIIe

Levi Richardson OF Montpelier vas o
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Luke Tsrbell visited At E. J..
Handly's Tuesday.
Alberton Patch spent last Friday &c.
Saturday In Montpelier.
Mrs. Jack Tanner and two ehiiinl
were 10 Roxbury Monday,
Mrs. Fred Wheeler and daughter CIR.
rie, were in Randolph Tuesday.
Eddie Lemery OF Randolph visited ID
sister, Mrs. Annie Gushea, sunday
Mrs. Edward Handy and Myrts Ir
bell were IN Roxbury Tuesday might.
Hannah Hanlon Of Roxbury visited -
urday and Sunday at James Tierasys
Peter Garon moved his family intohs
Roscoe Patch tenement across The lriiI
Tuesday.
Miss Myrta Tsrbell went lsst Ffdu 70
Randolph TO visit Miss Nellie Diekefzn
until Sunday night
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

]. E. Stafford is repairing his barn.
Mrs. Angel is visiting in Brookfeld.
James Errock was in Bethel Saturday.
Frank Vangilder has gone to Plymouth
I to work.
P. NJ. Nye was in Bethel day the first
OF the week.
Mrs. F. V. Hsssam was in Bethel last
week Wednesday,
Ed. Coughin and family were in Bethel
last week Tuesday.
Frank Gould and AImon Nye were In
Randolph Monday.
Mr.. Lovewell visited his mother in
Pittsfeld last Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Whitmarsh has gone to
her home in Mortified.
Harry Bowen OF Brookheld came sun
day to work for F. V. Hassam.
Reynolds Cowdery and Jennie Arnold
were married last week Thursday.
Miss Mary Leonard returned to Pena-
cook, n. H., last week Wednesday.
L. B. Morey died last Sunday night after
long illness from BrIght's disease.
Mrs. Jaycox and daughter OF Bridge
water are visiting relatives in town.
The r. r. men have begun repairing the
trestle on o. j.. Richardson's meadow.
Alfred Quimby had the misfortune to
lose 3'weeEs-old colt by rheumatism.
Geo. Lamb OF StGckbridge was in town
a few days last week taking the census.
Mrs. F. f. Steele and son returned from
a visit in Northfeld last week Saturday.
Mrs. Scott Adams and children OF
Bethel visited at Frank Gould's last week.
Or. Geo. Smith OF Dover, y. H., visited
at DR.. f. Z. Steele's few days last week.
F. V. Hsssam has finished making last
blocks at Williamstown and returned
home.
Frank Bruce and family OF williams
town moved into DIR. Steele's tenement |
his week.
Misses Carrie Dickey and Mary kim. |
TALL OF Bethel were at Elbridge Whit |
,omb's Sunday.
Rev. Carleton Hazen has accepted a pas
crate at West Rutland aud expects to |
move there soon.
The stage was somewhat late Monday |
fternoon owing to the misfortune OF a
Wheel dropping off.
Mrs. Clara Gibbs of White River June.
ion was called here Monday by the death
4 her uncle, L. B. Morey.
Will Hazen OF Sherburne visited his
rother, Rev. Frank Hazen, a few DAYS
asst week. He expects to go to India as a
Missionary soon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

Miss Nora Cutler spent sunday at home
Miss Bessie Markham is at work for Amos
Mrs. A: B. Bird spent couple OF DAYS
In Gsysville recently.
Mrs. Eugene TwitcheII and two children
called on sayies Hoisington q day recent
".
Frank Bingham, wife and daughter
Ersie- OF Braintree were recent euests sf
Ssyles Hoisin gton's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
East Randolph.

Mrs. Howard Granger is nursing at b.
| A. Durkee's.
Miss Ada White has returned from Leb-
anon after several months stay,
Frank Ferris is very III at {. NJ. Waldo's
and Is attended by DR.. f. G.. Angel.
Harvey and Fred Osgood came from
Boston 40 attend the funeral OF their
mother.
DIR. George Davenport spent last week
at Atlantic City, n. j., attending medi.
cal meeting.
Mrs. Cortez Brigham has left for her
home In St. Johnsbury, having been here
for some weeks.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Durkee upon the birth OF
daughter on June 9TH.
Alice Kibbee and Inez Granger were
among those who received diplomas at
the Normal common cement last week.
Leon Webster graduated In the classical
course at the Randolph High school last
week. He delivered the grafton and fare.
we'll address.
Services at the Universalist church have
been discontinued. Rev. Marcia Selman
is still 10 town and goes to East Bethel
to preach for the present,
Mrs. Susan Osgood, widow OF the late A.
z. Osgood, died at her home June 5th and
the funeral was held June sth. Rev. Miss
Selman officiating. Mrs. Osgood had
been in poor health for q long time She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Hobart Peck
and Mrs. Bert Bragg OF this town and 1--we
sons, Harvey and Fred OF Boston, Will,
Cirey and Herbert OF this place.
Cent be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
South rnnhrinre

John Coy is on the sick list.
A. J. Wills goes to Boston today to
visit relatives there.
q. A. Bohonon, wife and child, visited
at John COy's recently.
A. P. Woodwork spent last week At his
old place. He returned to Mortified on
Monday.
James kenworthy went to Royalton
SATURDAY to see his sister, Mrs. Jerry Russ,
who Is very low. '@''
Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. Woodland went 10
fltchburg, Mass. lasf Saturday 10 visit
their daughter. Mrs. Wilbur saiter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

Destroying it victim is type Of con-
stipstion. The power Of this maladv Is
felt on organs, nerves, muscles and brain
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills are a safe
and certain cure. Best ia the world for
stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels.
Only 3 cents a i res Z Leonari's dru-
E.cre, GllteIEl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
Buy Your Meats and
Canned Goods at the
Red Lion Market NO.
6 Merchants Row, t.
N. Jerd, PrOpristOfS'

~ you uant GOOD meat. snd hay, ta ~. ssu
Try the Red Los Market No -.s4
Tougi fnd hat Market reliable ~ 49,
% keeps everything that yol HA--
Beef ana PORK STEAK Nation 81
Try this Market then happy ~ ~ 80
Trire and Sausage. Dried and -. s-szs1r sa7f
-, - 80 ov.,.rs. csistsus sd ~
~. - ss..- -, -. - B. du y5ar So
And pass in ynur casa. ant 81 ~
Theu you aiil ina our prices -a-
onions and VEGETABLES % ever ~ g.
d---r-. I.-,ers ~ Bsusnas - 49,. -
AZ ths Red Lion Market 70. ~. a--sassi
AN kinas 81 Canned Goods - sE
M r-an huv 81 this Market NHt
fFa CcHes aua rfies c4f
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

John Durkee Is at homs on short visit
Frank Danforth has very suddenly Ian
this country for parts unknown.
Mrs. J. ". Grant j. reported u be i'm
FE-F--s ir--n @s- rtessa. s..zzss.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

Small In size and great in results n
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and boE.
els. They do not grippe. For sale By ID.
Morton, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
GaYsviIIe.

Ladies' hair work. MRS. II. II. BEAN,
457 Dudley St., Roxbury, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14

Cent be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates the
whole system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
North Randolph.
Ida CLARK is in Barre for a few day.

Ida CLARK is in Barre for few days.
A. 81. Cone is not improving very issl.
Two bran new babies have Just arrived
one at viii Smiths and one atB.A H..
KEGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Case Of Eorbsss
visited Mrs. j. B. Durkee, her sister. d.
week.
Henry Osgood OF South Royslton va {
town recently in the interest Of The m.
Cormick Moving Machine Co.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
THROUGH A GLASS.

re 7T1VoRY SOAP is skin soap. On one sou,rs
Ss2add inch Of your hand there are 300 pores On
IN the whole body you have 1881 ,284 Of tbes,
little cavities to look after Every one Of these
openings must be kept clear or the impurities Of The
body can not pass out Now, to cleanse the pores.
you need fine, pure soap. Scientists who speak not
from opinion but from scientific analyses urge the use
Of Ivory Soap ee',fs per cent. pure.
ears.-rt. o. Feel a5arss a.sas o-ca,su
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
ROZkAM WSROD MfODZIEZY
POLSKIEJ IA GRANICA.

Brak uniwersytstu " obrebis zlsm
polskich pod pruskim zaborsm, ni.ki
poziom naukowy wyts.yoh zakaad6w
warsrawskicb,'a wrss.oie brutality ucisk
polityc.ny wyrzuoa setki msod.iezy
polskisj ma o~bczysue 1 porospras1al 20
wyas.ycb s'kosaoh Szwajcsrji, NIsmieo,
Belgji, Frarcji, a o.eloiowo 1 Austrji.
Gala ts miodzies polska pod jsdnem
hasism wspolnosoi osl6w narodowyoh
skupi1, wytwor.yc ognisko idsowsgo
ruohu, umotliwi6 rozw6j naukowsj i
spolscsnsj dsiaialnoloi, to bylo 1 jest
zadsniem nzjsdnocIsnia miodzisty pol.
skisj "a grsuics".
w oisgu dwunsstoletnisj dsialalnof
Of rossEersaio pZjsdnoosenis" coraz
bsrd.isj sw6j wpiyw. Prawie wssyst
kis towarEystwa studsnt6w polak6w po
"a granicami riem dawnej Rfsorypos
politej powsta.s bsz wzgledu ma bsrwe
politycIns, przystspiiy do nZjsdnoors.
MIA.
PrIez diugi ozss rsady towarEystws
spoozywsly W reku psrsji sOcjslno.de.
m~okratyc,nsj. Wsrod miodsissy tym.
cssssm dokOnywai sic ~prrewr6t. Row.
nolsgls do socjslnej demokrsoji powsss.
10 s%tronnictwo wybitnie narodows, TIE.
oretycrnemu spotsoIno skonomicznsmu
wyksztsiceniu przsoiwstswiio wyks.tas.
Genie p~rsktyczoe hes n%sr.uconych GO.
~ dogmstow; wyks.taicsnie, ktore sic
sdobyws sylko prssr clagie Oboowanis
g ludsm, prsez gruntowns pornanis 20
sr.eb duOhowych | msserislpySh w,.yss'
kch warstw jsgo,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

Polskiego, ogr.a6 oiepasm ssro patrjo.
tycsnie o.ujscych ssr6wno pod sisrmie.
q, jak pod surdutsm, posna6 wrsszois
byso mofua lud uiwiadomiony, snany
" oaism Ksiestwis /. s~umiennsgo Wy.
psaniania obowia.k6w narodowych. w
okolioy Nakia 90 prooent wyboro6w
polskich stale do urny wyborozsj.
To ts4 MO dsiwnego, 70 lud tax
sprawny pr,ykiadsm teras iwieoi Ksie.
stwu pod wsgledsm rao.osoi, : jake sic
sabrai do stwcr.snia novel ~polhyoznsj
orgsni.aoji. Niewasplivie we ws.yst.
kioh powiatAoh wyboro.yoh komitsty
polskis prssks.talca sic ma towar.ystwa
politycsns, poddans prsspisom wsp6l.
nsj organisaoji.
w miastsc.ku S.ubinis glolny "a.
targ gospodar.a Oh. w.bud.a uwsge
Ksie,twa. htniejs pr.spis policyjny,
ma mooy ktorego wosy do ro.wo.snia
nabiafu 1 :. d.. muu.s> byc .aopstrsone
" napis misjsoowoioi,. kt6rej poohodsa.
Ma wosie p. CD. byi nspis nS.ubin".
PoliOja .azsda'a zmiany napisu tsgo ma
..Sohubin" 1 oblozyfa kara wlaiciciela
wo.u Spraws oddano ma droge sado.
va.
Ten ,.furor tsutonious", ujawniajaoy
sic utraois r6wnowagi umyssowsj ma
widok polskich napis6w, dotknas ME
tylko po.nahskioh krEswioisli kultury,
ale ro.powsEechnil sic dsif po oalyoh
Niemozsch. Csytamy OTTO W ,.Wiarusis
Polskim", 70 W Wattsnsohsid W West.
falji) policja nakazata krawoowi polsko.
wi, p. Chmislor.owi, zdJsc napiu polski,
pr.ed jsgo mieszkaniem sic .~najdujsoy.
Gdyby pan Chmislorz owego napisu
ME .djai- tax opiswa 6w uka1 po.
luduiowo. uismisokisgo pasEy ~polioyjne.
go .apsaoic ma IA pisrws.y ra. opo.
RI wobso wlad.y 15 marsk kary. Panu
Oh. pr.yssuguje prawo rskursu do So.
du 1 .spewns dopiero W przybytku Ts.
mildly rozstrsygnis sic aroyciskaws py.
TAME, ozy ola oosu niemisckich .agra4a
niebe.pieoIshstwo oslepnieoia cd napi.
So W polskim je'yku....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

ola ludu - Prise. ten lud Ola Ojc.y..
ny urssozywistnisnie swyoh ds4sh
beda widsieli. nTs zasady ~possepowe,
dsmokratyo.ns, postaramy sie " mai.
bli4s.ej prsysslosoi stwierdsi6, ME
ssumnymi fra.esami, ale osynem, do
ks6rsgo was kolsdry wsywamy"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Francuzcy Zmartwych-
wstancy.


os'is ! ska1aniu przez sadly franou.kis
.akonu asumpcjonist6w 3. sgIssojs a
~niekor.yic rzscsypospolitsj. Obscnis
dOnosza d.ienniki europsjskie oIekaws
szcseg6fy " tym zakonis:
Kongrsgaoja asumpojonist6w jest
dsisfem jezuit6w, kt6rsy We Franoji
ME msjs prawa pobytu, a kt6r,y pod
naswa "zmartwyohwstaho6w" (asump-
cjonist6w) chcisli W ten spos6b .nalszc
gruns ola swojsj destrukoyjnsj dsialal.
nosci. Zmartwychwstahoy feanouzoy
swrsoaja sie pr.soiw rss:.ypospolitej,
a ma ossls sgitacji tel stoi ks. du Lao.
Jssuita ten snala.f .reczns nar.edzis W
rsdaksorzs klsrykalnsgo pisma uLa
'Croix" (Kr1yzl ksied.a Bailly,i. kt6ry
stal sic dus.a kongrsgaoji l obeonis ssa
jest g1ownym oskaraonym.
Wysoks postawa, diugs, bIs's broda,
spadajaca M czarna sutane, .wraoa ten
60 letni jszuita pows.eohns ma sIsbie
uwsgs. Obok nisgo .asiadl przsor
kongrsgaoji, ks. Picard, c.lowiek row.
MET Observation-Disclosures, wesoly, u.
smiechniety, tax, e jsgo wesosof6 .da.
js sic przelswad na res.te oskartonyoh.
Ogden stanefo pred kratkami IL ksie.
~, wsr6d kt6rych obok dw6oh powyaej
wymisnionych, wspomna6 tr.sba o ks.
Hippolyts, kasjerss kongregaOji, u kto.
rego znalsriono 100000 f., jakkol-
wick ~ojcowis zmartwyohwstadoy twisr.
dsili, 4s tadnsgo ME posiadsja msjatku.
Pr.sssuchany nassmpr.6d ks. Piosrd,
prssczy tsmu, jakoby nalesal do .aka.
ssnego n.wissku" 1 dowod.i, 70 kon.
grsgacja %.sjmowaia sic nssampr.od tyl.
ko kwsstjami religijuemi.
Prssslucbany nastepnis ks. Bailly .s..
nal, zs k~ongregaoja miais ma oslu Prise.
devssysskiem sprawy religijus, a 20.
tenn ! inne, Z temi kwsstjaml stojsce "
awia.ku. nzajmuje sic ssa" powis.
daiai Bailly - ,polityks, jsaeli mi sic
podoba, to mole prawo obywatslskis".
Obrohca de Ls'poure domagai sic
odrocIenia proossu az do ohwili .ro..
ssrsygn'eoia skargi o rsekoms ~sfalsso.
wanis prosok6lu iledossgo kcmisar.a
Peohsrd's. Pschsrd xualasi W kasis Ks.
Hippolyts'a ogromne sunny, spisai cd.
powiedni protok6}, kt6rego jednsk ks.
Hippolyss podpisac nile choiai. lynn.
o.assm Figaro" wydrukowalo ten pro.
tok6a z podpisem ksiedss.
Prokurator Bulot sprxeciwial sic Cd
r~ocrsniu. Zrsssts niema tsdnsgo zwiaz.
ku pomiedzy owymi 1900 600 fr. .na
l%ssionymi " kssIs kopgrsgacji, a dsi.
siejssa rosprawa.
Moi Bote! = pcwisdrisi dslsj pro.
kurator rIeOsypo,politsj tie 1900 600
fr. TO tylko kropls W morru bogactv,
nagromsd.onych prrsz kongregsoje.
Nassepnie prrsdstswa Bulot organi.
zscje asumpcjonistov, u~bolewajso mad
tenn, ts dotyohcIas ME udslo sic doisc
" posladanis ioh ssatut6w, stoli roe.
msitych cyrkularsy 1 dokument6w, kt6.
re znalsziono " reksch koDgrsgsoji,
motna sobie nakreslic jsj Gel og6lny.
Jest MIN nszsrzenie krolestws .Zbawi.
oiela l uistwianis wsrbunku ksiezy,
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