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HOW TO CLEAN PORTRAITS.
An Easy and Safe Process is Here
with Described.


ff people knew what an easy task il is
{, clean portraits and oil paintings they
would never let them hang. black ana
colOrless. on their walls. IN nine cases
Out of ten pictures painted by The last
generation Of artists owned by private
collectors or individuals. have almost en-
tireiy lost their beauty by being coated
with dirt and smoke. Either of the fol-
fui person without fear of injury 10 tue
picture. ana IN many cases can restore
us surface TO It's original freshness and
bTiniaHcY Of color.
As This H. the simplest method 90 IL well
90 try ID FIRST. Take the picture from its
frame and lay ID OH large table face up
ward. Have a bowl Of tepid water and 4
good sized sponge Ia readiness. Peal a
large white potato and Vut IL an haif.
Thea. with the sponge and water. so
carefully over the entire surface Of the
picture. In case it Is badly cracked. as
So many Old paintings are. let the sponge
be fairly dry for. if the water should
0Oza unIpr the paint iJ might crack more.
side go over the entire surface while IL =
wet Do not scrub hard as THAI Is apo
o. stretch the canvas and neceSsitatc its
being tSken OF the stretcher- The potato
should move IN q circular motion. which
should be kept up until the canvas IS in
@ lather The dirt Will soon begin %
soften and make the iathcr quite hack.
Keep rubbing untU al the spots ana
stains disappear. eui then wash carefully
and very thoroughly with Jepid water and
Unless the dirt has been vanished in.
q picture VIII usually readily respond 10
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TIE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY FEBRUARY IS 1000

this treai ment but in case il win net. The
Following method j. almost sure 10 give
the desired result.
Double heavy blanket twice and sprin-
kle il IreeIy Win alcohol then turn the
picture IN its frame. face downward over
it, The fumes Of the alcohol viii soon be-
gin TO rise and loosen The dirt. il VIII also
clarity the Yarnish and give il Fhe APP
pcarance Of having been jest appiisi The
picture should De kept over the alcohol
until all the spots have disappeared from
its surface and l5ft It fresh and bright in
color. The portrait should then be spCug-
ed with teDid water ana placed where &c
VIII dry slowly Never use any soap On
dh oil painting IT may remove the dirt.
but the chemicals in it are sure - DO
damage though the immediate result may
be very pleasing. Many a good picture
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18

The Coterie met on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. James KIM
ball on South Washington avenue. In
spite of the incl6mency of the weather
and the distance. there was a large
attendance.
The first subject was Cleopatra, A"
given by Mrs. COrlew in the form of
beautiful poem. wherein the old Egypt
ian queen was shown in a kindHer
light than women of the twentieth
century are wont to throw about her
Mrs. Perkins very ably presented
The Essentials Of a Home" which
brought forth much pleasant discussion
among the housekeepers and home low
ers.
At the conclusion of the programme
the ladies assembled I'm the dinins
room, where Mrs. Kiuball, assisted by
her daughters, served dainty refresh
mentS.
The guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. Grant, Misses Kuhn. AIoffit, Berry
and COnOY.
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r-r. Reviewers were at nome Monday
.s'..-r..r wth Mrs. Richards Mrs.
~ E.tIa gave a review Of Ernest
s.--.-- Thompson. lecturer. naturalist
mi r.f.I animal painter. A short
s..-r.rn.-aI sketch was given. Mrs
r.lr. being able TO give many personnel
t-..-- . interest concerning both air
--F Airs e-Un-TEOmpsOn, as members
If Mrs Eoyle's family have for years
t.r intimately acquainted wiki these
rf-af people. wild Animals I Have
known" AIR. Set0n-Thompson's well
T-r.su book, was also reviewed at
length
Tra members were fortunate in haV-
frr with them on that afternoon. Mrs
Errz Baker. who added 10 the interest
Of .n- occasion by speaking Of the posi-
zion SIR. and Mrs. Set0n-ThompsOn oc-
nHv fu New YOrks artistic circles. and
.r The Lenaral interest that Is beiDe
taken by eas1errers i'm all things per-
flaming -u tho west.
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Hans c. Hatteballe. Salt Lake City,
Like Aibersen. Hyrum .-..............29
William a Watson. Salt Lake City-..2t
Eliza Buckwal5er. salt Lake City...S
William H. Wright Murray .............20
Nina {. Hartvigsen. Sapdy--...........I9
heeS Davies salt lake CITY. g2
Ellie Thomas. Salt is9ke Clty.......-...2I
FRANK Frederick salt Lake City, &
iillie hume Salt Lake city...........27
George Duffin. Sat l.aile City...........33
May Avery Salt Lake City-...........20
AlelS Christensen. Murray ..............2i
Josephine Matson Murray ........- q
Joseph =. Emery. salt Lake City.........2I
Effie 5. Roberts, salt Lake City.....3
John +. Reading. Murray ..............2S
Julia v. Anderson. East Jordan. ......I no
Rufus Smith. Salt Lake City .-.........2q
Mary Miller Salt Lake City-............2
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John Brocklabapk. AIerctir. p
Catherine Burns Mercur. y
James s. Bafad Eureka ..........--.....2 %
Emma J. Trantsr. Eureka ......-.......2e2
Daniel Heber kimbali. Sugar House. az
Alice simmons. Salt Lake City. .-.....25
Tracy c. Rcokidge. Sah Lake City ,.....-6
Bessie Crane. Salt Lake CIty--.-........25
Aaron Garside South JOrdan............2 .
Annie Meyers RiVerton .........-.I Is
samuel Crawford Bingham ..............s5
jeanette NJ. Sales Bingham .......-.3S
charles Bull Salt Lake City ............2
Florence CrOWton. salt Lake City IS
Charles : Conrad Provo ......-.... p,
jeanette Is. Eccles. Scofield ...........2 %
Nathaniel Johnston. Salt Lake Eity....so
. Margaret Kelly. Salt Lake City, q
BuGd Mathews. Salt Lake City.---.-.-.-...,5
Marion Cronin, Salt Lake City........-20
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OGDEN CLUBS
H.stcrinaI Sncietv

--. Feb. 1.-THE Historical So
-r- Saturday. Feb. 10. AT the
"- A-sa HLgsinbotham. The pro-
....'r oi the afternoon. on Luthers
~.d works, was rendered with
earne7lness. After reading John
-- .- THIS SUbi=c-. in which all par
..~.-i' Airs. Bond gave an excellent
Z me lutheran Age An omen
l.-- 'A followed. and The Tines Of
R.-- was discussed fully. MIS-.
.---.- 'h,iLusc with a well PREPARED
srs On Luthers Iife-D0nestlc
an t.'-ln8L' Miss Hirginhotham
'-'ss seaman furnished music for
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Utah Sorosis-
- eA--- ~ ~ q -
Especial Correspondence

lSpeclai correspondence
Provo. Feb. 1.-THE Utah SorOsis
met Wednesday evening in the club
rooms. Mrs. .. d. HOutz read chapter
Is, Myers Ancient History" An in
teTngting paper on Roman Mythol-
Ogy," written by Mrs. Celestia Strong,
was read by Mrs. DR.. Pike
After recess the club accepted an in
v.tstion from Mrs. A. O. Smoot TO
meet at her hOms next Wednesday.
Mrs. Peck read an interesting piece of
news. why 7 lis Year VIII Not BE
a Leap Year" illustrating very plainly
where the time is lost and made up
again.
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his been ruined By soap and a serubbing
brush
AFTER a picture has been cleaned If
should be varnishe9 with picture varnssll
This should be applied with 4 9risfis
brush. Pour q little vsrnish on fhs stic
tu-e and spread Il quickly. being careful
not 10 60 over the same DIace fv-iee
Sometime the VaFnish wiz Green nm
by breathing on the canvas ana then
following quickly with me brush il car
be made 10 adhere The picture should
is dry.
In case the canvas has become Io1sa an
the stretcher II SHOULD be -estretcbed igz-
a person who Understands lhe handling
hand.
The care Of pictures is a thing that few
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people understand. Hot rooms. gas. dust
q pictures. More often than mi ~
-. 1ss5c@ tneIn from the back. 4 picture
= az oIten have the appearance Of being
- sttset condition from the front side
- ne BACK has been almost entirely
destroyed by moths or some form Of de-
~ Us may be prevented bv coating
Us PACK Of the canvas with a thin Vyas6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18

The Current Events and Current Lit
,l.gr. section was I'm charge of the
programme at the Literary club Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Fabian save an
interesting paper on Essays and Is
s.yi-t-" she was followed by Dr. Pa
den who save an exhaustive review Of
THE Life and Works of RUskin.
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the afternoon which deserved the ap-
probation # received After a social
hour ali agreed it was an afternoon
well spent The Historical meets Feb.
"a. with Miss Seaman, 4s3, Twenty-fiTst
street
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Wonan's GLIB.

A. the Woman's club on Tuesday
Nrs Moon gave an interesting paper
.r Mathew Arn0ld-His Life aud Es-
SAYS" It was followed by an informal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18

- I0HOwing marriage licenses were
issued n& the county clerk last week.
lanes p. Clark, Salt Lake Cftv...-..2 y
lara Openshaw, Salt Lake City. 81
DSRLa r Jones, East Bountiful........a2
4. Sirdh J. McEWan. Salt Lake-....... -
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La Coterie.

iOUrned to meet with Mrs. FAIR, 31S7
Adams avente. Friday, Feb. %.
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Iadtcs, Literarv Club.

-au=sian Of the text, What To Do,
According 90 Arnold"
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One Dollar a yard
New Season Half Hose.

Beautiful HALF Hose for men Tbs
new ideas for spring, which show
forth as true THE prediction that
colors are to be in high favor. Tbsra
are Yale Blues, Reds, Tans and glacs
with White feet Fine gauge and
very superior quality,
par -.''.s-. .GJU
And q new lot Of Mems Half Hos
in fancy stripes that are very hal
some and marked remarkable low
quality considered, at 3 M
pairs for S1.0G or each SOC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18

Did We dare tell you the real true
name Of the Regal" every machine
would leave US in a day. Can't
though, because under its other name
the price is $500. It is the highest
grade of sewing machine, with all
the newest improvements and you
get with each one a full guarantee
of satisfaction direct from the max
eTs, good for five years, and their
verbal assurance that IL will last a
life time We have a demonstration
II store constantly. Come in and let
her show you all the points Of su-
psrioritv. Drop head worth $500,
sells for S21.00, the upright GIG 9E
worth $4,000 for ........ y o. 6 y
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The Aglaia-
PROVO CLUBS.

The Aglaia meets with Mrs. Gortor
Tuesdny. Feb. 20.
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Mems $500 and 5000 Shoes, new
up-to-date styles in patent feathers,
enamel, vici kid, box calf and winter
tans, built by such popular makers
as Edwin Clapp, Boyden Shoe Co.,
and George z. Keith, dur 90 Or
Women's Willow Calf Shoes, hand
sswed extension soles, a right shoe
for winter wear, $500 90 Q6
value . pGaOU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08
Telegrar11y.

PARyz, 8go Wrzesnia. -
Mocarstwa ukiadaja sic obecnie z
Rosya i zanosi sic ma dojscie do
skutku wzajemnego porozumienia
sic. w Pekinie ma zostac tylko
zafoga ola obrony mocarstw, a re-
szta wojsk cofnie sic pod Tien Tsin
i strzedz bedzie komunikacyi mie-
dzy temi dwoma miastami. Me byto
nigdy W planie Rosyi cofnac swych
wojsk dalej, niz do Tien Tsin.
WASHINGTON. D. O., 8 WrzeSnia.
Ma zyczenie zastepcy sekretarza
stanu wrocif chinski posef WI z
letniego mieszkania do Waszyng-
tonu i odbywaja sic MIN obecnie
narady, kt6rych trest pozostanie
tymczasem W tajemnicy. Me ulega
watpliwosci, re stan rzeczy W kwe-
styi chinskiej zmienif sic tyle il
wkr6tce rozpoczna sic uklady po-
koiowe.
General Chafee donosi pod dniem
1 Wrzesnia, re depesze z Pekinu
musza bye wyseiaue przcz kurye-
row, poniewaz komunikacya tele-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08

wen zawofac do Prusak6w: Zyje
jeszcze starry Bog naszych ojc6w i
praojc6w, ktory to ziemie nam od-
daf W dziedzictwo, ktory pozwolif
was, Prusak6w, zetrzec ma proch ma
polach Grunwalda krwia wasza
zabarwic rzeki. Ten starry Bog, co
przodkom naszym dawaf zwyciest-
wa ma polach bitwy, a i wsrod mai
gorszych precise obraf sobie piers
wiernego ludu polskiego "a azy-
lum, ME pozwoli, ably ludzie, co z
obdzierania mas z najdrozszych
d6br ludzkich prefesye sobie zrobi-
Ii, uszli bez kary.
Kazdy nowy krok rzadu, skiero-
wany przeciw naszym narodowym
prawom naszej wierze niezwfocz-
!, ME sic msci ma rzadzie samym'
Kazdy zamach ma nasza rellgle, ma
nasz jezyk, coraz bardziej szerzy
antymonarchiczne zapatrywania,
budzi nienawisc do tego, obcego
rzadu niechec do tel, obcej dyna-
styi panujacej. Kto ma tenn lepiej
wychodzi: Prusy, czy polskosc?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08

mie zywy udziaf, naszym interesom
narodowym ma zfe wyjsc ME moze,
wzmacniajac jeszcze bardziej spoj-
nose pomiedzy spofeczenstwem a
duchowienstwem.
Gale spoieczenstwo, lud cafy kaz-
dem drgnieniem serca bedzie braf
zywy udziaf W obronie WARY i na-
rodowosci naszej zmobilizuje
wszystkie swoje silly, wytezy GAIA
moe swoja, aby dac dowod, re jest
przeciez granica, wobec kt6rej bez-
slime So przynajmniej W tym przy-
padku wszelkie reskrypty Hohen-
zollernow i ministeryalnych wyko-
nawcow ich woi.
Nasz lud i'm te granice pokaze,
aby dae dow6d, re ohoc i'm wolno
wszystko movie, nam nawet set
nej czesci tego wypowiedziec ME
wolno, co czujemy, - to wszakze
u mas natrafa ma zapore, kt6ra ich
zamiary unicestwi ich ,czyny" W
proch robbie.
Panu Studtowi zdawaio sic, re
jest wszechwfadnym panem mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08

grafczna miedzy Pekinem a lien
Tsin zawsze jeszcze jest przerwana.
w stolicy Chin panuje spok6j i
stan rzeczy W niczem sic ME zmie-
nil.
LoNDYN, S-go Wrzesnia. =
Ii Hung Czang pragnie udac sic
do Pekinu, zazadaf cd konsula
Gordnow, azeby ola bezpieczen-
silva jego osoby daf mu eskorte,
zfozons z zoinierzy amerykanskich.
Gordnow zazadaf instrukcyj z Wa
szyngtonu.
Przedstawiciele Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych staraja sic nakfonie czion-
k6w rodziny cesarskiej, azeby wr6-
Gill do Pekinu. Taxi krok przy-
czynifby sig bardzo do pokojowego
zafatwienia kwestyi chinskiej.
COLOMBO, 6go Wrzesnia. -
Hrabia Waldersee przybyf dotad i
zabawif W tutejszym porcie przez
kilka godzin, poczem udaf sic W
dalsza droge do Chin Colombo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08
Robonk obadowe mole zasaWc'

jest miastem portowem ma wyspie
Ceylon P. r..
CHRYsTYAN1A, 8go Wrzesnia. =
Ksiaze Abruzz6w dotarf pred ro-
klein do kanalu Angielskiego, do
81. 4 stopnia szerokosci. Me zna-
lazlszy tam portu, wr6cii do zatoki
Teplitz, do kraju Arcyksiecia Ru-
dolfa tn dnia ! Wrzesnia okrel
,,Gwiada Polarna" zamarzf. Ksie-
ciu odmrozila sic reka i trzeba mu
bylo amputowao diva palce. Mr6z
dochodzii do 81 stopni Celsiusza.
IL Marca wyruszylo ma p6inoc 10
osob, kt6rych 8, chcac powr6cit,
przepadto W drodze bez wiesci.
lime towarzystwo, zfozone z
trzech osob dotarlo do 85 stopnia
szerokosci po 20 dniach podrozy
powr6ciio do okretu. lime towa-
rzystwo wybraio sig ma 6 saniach i
As psami dotarlo do 86.39 stop
MIA szerokosci. Uczestnicy wypra-
WV wrocili ma dwu saniach i z 7
psami. Przez II dni zywili sic wy
}acznie psiem miesem.
s Sierpnia wyruszyfa .Gwiazda
Polarna" W podroz powrotna i
przez diva tygodnie biadsiia misdzy
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nami re jesli jego cesarz mu ma
daf wfadze, to ia wfadza juz niema
zadnych granic - nawet wobec ko.
sciota.
Omylif sic ot6z. Lud nasz jest
cierpIiwy, ale vie jak zespolona jest
dla niego wiara z narodowoscia i
ME scierpi zamachu ma obie.
Gas juz W istocie, aby pokazac
tym doktorom przedpokojow &C.
sarskich, re niewolno bezkarnie o.
brazac tego, co lud uwaza "a swa
nieod}qczona wtasnosc i swietosc!
Gas pokaze,ze ten, co swietokradz-
kq dionia powazyf sic chciec odjqc
ludowi to, co jest ludu, wsr6d zio-
rzeczen wsp6ibliznich dokona swe-
go marnego zywota, tax jak go do
konai ci, CO prowadzili kultur-
kampf.
Niedawno wyrzekf cesarz ME.
miecki, Wilhelm II, re ,,stary Bog
jeszcze zyje jest jego sprzymie-
rzehcem".
Wobec Boga jestesmy wszyscy
r6wni, a jak cesarzowi wolno byfo
deklarowac Boga "a swego sprzy-
mierzenca, tax samo nasze spofe-
czenstwo dzis moze r6wnem pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-09-08

dobitny spos6b zamanifestowaf
sve stanowisko tenn samem ME-
jako stanaf ma czele cafego spote-
czenstwa, sprawa przyjefa postac
zatargu rzadu z Arcybiskupem, -
zatargu, W kt6rym GAIA falanga
hakatystyczna swa wSciektosc
skieruje przeciw Jego dostojnej
osobie.
Ksiadz Arcybiskup Stablewski
wiedzia1 tenn i ME zawahaf sic
postapic tax, iak mu nakazywaf O.
bowiazek arcypasterza.
Geese mu "a to!
Wypowiemy tu otwarcie, co my.
sls o tym zatargu tysiace ludzi
wszelkich warstw naszego spofe-
czenstwa. Ot6z mySla, re jesli Rad
niezwfocznie ME cofnie rozporza-
dzenia Studta, to bedzie musiat
podjse diugotrwafq ciezka wake
zaczepna przeciw ksiedzu Arcybi-
skupowi, bo zarowno obowiazek O.
brony zagrozonej WARY, jak po-
waga Stolicy apostolskiej, ME po-
zwoli ksiedzu Arcybiskupowi CO.
fnae sic ma neutralne stanowisko.
Walka ia, W kt6rej, jak W kultur.
kampfe, Gale spoieczenstwo wez-
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Uklady w biegu.
Cesarzowa regentka pozadana W Pekinle.
Przygody ksiecia podczas wypraWy
do bieguna.
Instalacya arcybiskupa W Dubuque, La.
HURAGAN MA WYBRZEzACH FLORYDY.

A odczue i ocenie to Jego wysta-
picnic umiemy tembardziej, re WI
dzimy ma 6ak powazne niebezpie-
czenstwo sic narazif. Dotychczas
sprawa zniesienia polskich wykia-
dow religii byfa zatargiem miedzy
spoieczenstwem polskiem 2 jedneJ,
a rzadem pruskim z drugiej stro-
ny: chwila gdy ks. Arcybiskup W
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: W6z, ma kt6rym jechsf W. s..
Kelly, 5134 Emerald ave-, wczoraj
uderzyf o wagon kolei ulicznej ma
43 ul. i Halsted str. Kelly wypadf
ma bruk j pokaleczyf SIG prawdo-
podobnie smiertelnie. ZawieIono
20 do jego mieszkaniA
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Przeglad poIityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, s Wrzesnia 1900.

Szumne mowy butnego cesarza
Wilhelma, kt6ry kaza} swym woj-
skom W Chinach tax postepowac,
jak niegdy5 W Europe postepowali
Hunowie, odniosfy " swiecie cywi-
izowanym ten skutek, re obecnie
ciesza sic Mongolowie W Azyi vie
ksza sympatya ludlow, niz Mem
cy. Me inny skutek odniosf re-
skrypt pruskiego ministra Studta,
kt6ry wydaiac reskrypt, wydziera-
jacy polskiemu ludowi wiare z ser
ca, zjednywa Polakom pod zabo-
ru pruskiego ogolne wsp6fczucie,
okrywajac rad pruski wstydem i
hanba.
Wyrazem uczuc Poznanezyk6w
jest niewatpliwie artykuf Piracy,
kt6ry pojawiwszy sic pod okiem
poznanskiej policyi, wypowiada
rzadowi pruskiemu sfowa prawdy
W spos6b bezwzgledny, ME iczqc
sic nawet re skutkami wypowiada-
MIA tego, co obecnie kazdemu Po-
lakowi, nawet poza granicami Prus,
ley ma sercu.
Arcybiskup poznanski Ks, Sta
blewski zaprotestowa} energicznie
- jak wiadomo - przeciwko re-
skryptowi ministra W sprawie wy
kfadu religii W jezyku niemieckim,
bez porozumienia sic poznanskq
wiadza duchowna. Zanim ofcyalna
udzielono odpowiedz, ukazaf sic ia
ki p6iurzedowy komunikat W
,,K@lnische Zeitung":
ME pytano sic ks. Arcybiskupa
W tel sprawie zdanie, poniewaz
przewazna Geese duchowienstwa
polskiego W Poznanskiem skiania
sic daleko wiecej do uwzglednienia
polskich, jak niemieckich intere-
SOW, a ze strony Arcybiskupa ME
doznaje tax ostrej nagany, jakby
sic spodziewac MONA cd pruskiego
ksiecia Kosciofa. Moze to bye ME-
przyjemnem dla ks. Arcypasterza,
re wfadz poznanskich juz ME po-
siada tego wpfywu, ale tenn sic
bedzie musiaf pogodzic".
Odpowiedz ia - m6wi ,,Praca"
-wprost obraza ks. Arcybiskupa
zmusi go do uzycia silniejszych
srodkow, aby przyprowadzie mini
stra - pruskiej oswiaty do upa-
mietania.
Stoimy wiec W przededniu walki
nietylko narodowosc, ale o via
re.
Ia czasow kulturkampfu Wldzle-
iSmy dzisiejszego Kardynafa 6w-
czesnego Arcybiskupa naszego Lee
d6chowskiego, gdy podniesionem
W gore czofem szedf do wiezienia
cierpiee "a sprawe, kt6rej byt
przedstawicielem; W swiezej tez je-
szcze many pamieci akt gwaftu
dokonany na osobie jednego po-
przednik6w wieznia ostrowskiego,
arcybiskupa Dunina, kt6rego ten
sam rad "a niezfomnosc i niewzru-
szonosc przekonan W sprawie mie-
szanych maizenstw internowat W
fortecy kofobrzeskiej jako wieznia
tax dfugo, dop6ki potega smierci
ME skruszyta rozkazu, wydanego
prze8 kr6la, kt6ry sadzif moze, re
jego rozkazy przezyja nikiq egzy-
stencye swego tw6rcy....
A re mielismy wiec juz przyk1a-
dy zamach6w rzadu ma przedstawi-
ciei Stolicy apostolskiej, - a re
juz witalismy i powr6conego ma to-
no kraju wieznia koiobrzeskiego i
optakiwaIismy uprowadzonego re-
ka pruskich zbirow wieznia ostrow-
skiego, wiec podwojnie umiemy
odczuc i ocenic sta1osc przekonan
Ksiedza Arcybiskupa Stablewskie-
go, gdy wystapif W obronie religii i
narodowosci, napastowanej W bez-
ezelny sposob przez berlinskich -
kAryesowiczow.