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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
TO SHUTTLE OFF THE NEGRO.
Republicans Want to Form a Lily
White Party Oxford Orphan Asylum.
st. Mary's College Fund-To Investf-
gate Fertilizer Trust.
Bureau

Raleigh, N. c., March 3
The state board Of public school X
aminers met here today and arranged
the questions for the examination of
public school teachers in July, for GER
~tifcates.
superintendent Hicks, OF the oxford
o~rphanage, is here. He says good prog
ress is being made and that the health
Of the 24o pupils is good The debt
is now. only s. 100. A year ago. it
was $500. The reduction q been eff
fected out Of savings.
Rev. A A Pruden is at work here
raising funds with which to pay on the
debt OF $3S. 500 on St. Mary's Episco-
pal college at Raleigh. Here $1,000 was
subscribed yesterday. Raleigh had pre-
viously given 5000.
Rev. Dr.. NJ. M. Marshall, rector of
Christ Episcopal church here, who has
been quite Ill. is now convalscent.
Three years ago State Treasurer
Worth sued Stewart Bros, OF Winston,
then the public printers, for $4,000, Of
alleged ov~er-charges. The matter has
long been In a referees hands and ap-
pears to be quite like a case in chan
Gerry.
Today the last of the claims growing
out of the war with Spain was sent to
Washington by the state. Next week
the state claim agent will go there to
press the speedy payment of all unpaid
claims.
Secretary T. B. Parker, of the state
farmers alliance, says there are now
fifty counties organized, and hat on
an average there are about seven sub
ian to a county. In one or two
counties there are as many as twenty
The shoe factory is shut down. The
state alliance will in August decide
whether 1t will resume work.
Some of the republicans are urging
the formation of a Lily White re-
publican party, saying they know very
well that this year marks the end of
the negro vote, so far as its value to
their party is concerned.
Adjutant General B.. S. Register goes
to Washington next week, when an eff
fort will be made to induce
to increase the militia appropriation
from $500, 900 to $4,000, 900. If this is
done the quota of this state will be
$50, 900 a year..
The special committee of the agri-
cultural department which is to inves-
tigate the fertilizer trust and the ad-
vance in the price of fertilizers was in
session until midnight. 1t will do it's
work quietly. There is already evil
dence. of the trusts handiwork in the
advance in prices, and there may be
some interesting revelations.
Judge Purnell says that in future no
adjudication will be made in bankrupt
cy cases unless the schedules are in all
respects complete. He a been forced
to return some papers on account Of
careless work by attorneys.
The Seaboard Air Line, or rather
four Of it's divisions, together with
John Shelton Williams, reply to Ry-
ans action, denying all his allega-
lions. j. w. Mittendorff denies juris-
diction, but submits no nswer The
railways make a strong Use
The new Presbyterian church here
will be dedicated the first Sunday in
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
THE GOeBeI MURDeReRS.
Warrants Issued for several High
state On1cials.

! Frankfort. KY. March s-w. III.
: Coulton. a clerk in the Office Of State
Auditor Sweeney was arrested and
placed in jail tonight charged with
completely In the murder OF the late
! Governor William Goebel- The arrest
was mad by Chief OF Police Williams
at 3 o'clock.
Warrants have also been issued for
the arrest of Secretary OF State Caleb
Powers and Captain John ". Davis
policeman OF the state capitol square,
but they have not been served. The
warrants charge them also with being
accessory TO the Goebel assassination.
and warrenta Against ex-SecretAry or
State Charles Finley and T. Pew
ers. brother Of Secretary OF State Pew
ers. have been sworn out and have
been sent TO whitley county for ser
vice Davis In in the city tonight. but
was not at his residence and to q late
u the police had not found him. IL
Is not known whether Secretary Pow
ers Is In the city; several witnesses
who testified At the trial OF Hnrtand
Whitaker Tuesday swoce thai the
shots at the time OF the Goebel Axsas-
sination were fired from the direction
of Powers Office and he and all o. the
parties for whom the warrants uere
issued tonight have been under the
surveillance ever since the as
Captain Davis was an apprentice OF
Governor Bradley ms vas continued
under Governor Taylor.
Ex-Secretary of State Finley was
one OF the promoters Of the mass meet
ing OF the men In front OF
the state capitol January 2Sth- He
served as secretary OF state during the
years when Mr.. Bradley was gov
He was not in the city the day
OF the assassination. but left the day
before Coulton. the only one arrcxted
tonight was placed in a cell and not
allowed to talk 70 anyone. The other
arrests will be made tomorrow.
The warrant on which Coulson was
arrested and the warrants for the ar
rest OF the two powers Finley and Da-
Wis were based on an affidavit made
by Thomas B.. Cromwell. OF Lexington.
Cromwell has been assisting the de-
in hunting down the case and
il is said that he spent several days
in Hardin. Bell. Whitley and Knox
counties. where IL is alleged the evil
dence against the parties arrested was
Public admission TO the state house
grounds was denied tonight to all by
order of the military authorities. but
whether this is to be enforced longer
than tonight is not known.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
To Reorganize Kentucky Militia. I

Frankfort, KY, March y.-The senate
today reconsidered the Triplett reSolu-
ton appropriating 800, 900 for the pur-
pose of eQuipping a state militia n
recovering the arms and munitions of
war removed to London, KY. Senator
Triplett said that during last night the
remaining arms and other military
property in the arsenal here were load
ed on cars and shipped to London.
Senators Puryear and Jones, who voted
against the resolution yesterday, voted
for it today and it passed IS 20 l.
In the house the announcement was
greeted by prolonged applause
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
PHOSPHATE WORKS CLOSED.

Ocala, Fla, March 9.-The
ment vas made here today that H. G.
Hazard, who has been running v
phosphate plants "a Juliette, had
shut down his works. Just what was
the case of this action has not been
made public, but those in a position to
know say the fault lies with Mr.. Haz-
ards European broker, who failed In
his obligations to him.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
Mississfppi's New Chief Justice.

Longino today appointed Hon. s. s.
Calhoon, of this city, chief justice Of
the Mississippi supreme court to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Judge Thomas II. Woods. The ap-
pointment was confirmed by the SEN
ate.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
A NEGRO LYNCHED BY NEGROES.

fernando, Miss, March 10.-Thomas
Clayton, a negro, was shot to death
last night by members Of his own
race, because Of a criminal assault on
a 10-year-old girl. He was called to
his cabin door and bullets from a doz-
en- Winchesters were fired into his
body. The negroes refuse to bury the
corpSe.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
Garry Sunshine With You"

A bright, fresh. sunny face is always
inspiring, and it always denotes good
health as we'll as a happy heart. Many
faces that were once overcast with
gloom have been made bright and sun
ny by Hoods Sarsaparilla which cures
all dySpeptic symptoms, strengthens
the nerves and tones up and invigor-
ates the whole system.
Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills,
the non-irritating cathartic. Sold by
all druggists.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
A CHAIN OF MURDERS.

Columbia, s. c., March 9.-B. r. Car
son last night at Blackville. Carroll
was to have been tried at the coming
session of court at Barnwell next week
for the killing of James Bolin last
Christmas. Bolin himself had killed
his man, Young Merritt, just a year
previous to his own tragic death. Bo-
lin and Carroll had had a previous al
tercation in which Carroll was badly
cut.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
THE HAY-PAUNCEFoTE TREATY.

THE HAY-PAUNCEFOTE TREATY.
Washington, March 9.-The senate
committee on foreign relations today
reported the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
amending the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
with an amendment granting AUTHORITY
for the defence OF h canal by this
country when constructed. Senator
Morgan opposed the amendment ana
filed a minority report.
While no member was authorized to
speak for Great Britain the opinion
was expressed that the government OF
nat country would agree to the pro-
posed modification Of the treaty.
The report submitted with the treaty
Is In the main a review of the general
with reference to the canal
with comparatively few recommends
tons.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
THE NEW BRITISH LOAN.

London, March g.. sos p. m.-The
amount of the new war o will he
ESQ. O00. 900. The interest will be at "a
per cent. and the bonds will be re-
deemable at par, May 5, 1910. The is
sue price is fes, los.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
SIXTEEN MINERS KILLED.

Mines. France, March 9.-Sixteen
have been killed by an explo-
sion in a coal pit at Besseges. The
galleries of the mine collapsed. bury
ing the bodies of the victims.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13

"Perseyere and prosper" IL you
take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully.
enI salt rheum. boils eruptions. dyspep-
s. IL viii cure you.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13
Beers PANIC STRICKEN.
ROBERTS TACTICS THROWS THEM
INTO GREAT CONFUSION.
KRUGER'S PEACE PROPOSALS

Rejected without Consideration-Botb
Preparing for Siege of Pretoria.
Roberts, Steady Advance-Boers To
Destroy johannesburg Rather than
Surrender the Cfty-Order for More
Artillery to Go to Africa Revoked.
End Of the War Not Far OFF.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-03-13

National Ticket of Amalgamated So
Gal Democratic and Socialist Labor
Parties. =
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.lrdOn. March l0.-All the special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21

Leather Leggins for Children.
linz Ages from to l2S1.2S
soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21
Modern Pharmacy.

A cut in prices of medicines, toilet arti-
cles and rubber goods for. tomorrow only
has been made by the Modern Phar-
macy, 18th and F streets. The reduction
has been made in order to clear out some of
the large and varied stock, to make room
for other goods. The proprietors of this
drug store call attention to the low prices
OF many standard articles Of commerce in
this line. All the well-known proprietary
articles which have standard price in most
drug stores, and which are familiar to the
buying pubic, have been reduced. The prin-
cipal tonic prescribed by physicians, and
which have to be used in quantities. max
few months, are in the reduction. Rub
Der goods essential to housekeeping are
also included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21
aggregate than do most OF those who have

aggregate than do most Of those who have
greater means at their command. DR..
Wines urged that no one who is able to
work, and who will not work, ought to be
extended charity. There would. he thought,
be much more good done If people who can
were permitted to help themselves without
outside interference. 1t is very rarely wise,
he thought, to give money to destitute per-
sons, as they do not know how to use it.
In great many instances all that ought to
be extended is sympathy and advice.
Election of Omcers.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing: President, Judge A. B. Hagner; first
vice president, Judge W. 3. Cox; second vice
president, Mr.. 8. w. Woodward: third vice
president, Mrs. T. B. Hood; fourth vice
president, Rev. ]. H. Bradford; fifth vice
president, Rev. w. E. Parson; sixth vice
president, Rev. 8. NJ. Newman: treasurer.
John Joy Edison: honorary secretary,
Charles r. NeiH: members Of the board OF
managers, George Truesdell DR.. Charles r.
Neill. F. L. Moore, Thomas w. Smith and
DR.. Anna A. Wilson.
Judge Hagner said he would much prefer
to change places with MFR. Woodward.
which would make the latter president OF
the organization. but Mr.. Woodward de-
clined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21
Testinr Fireproof wooa.

Secretary Long, Chief Constructor HIGH
born and number of other persons in
tefested In the subject. witnessed an inter-
esting test at the Navy Department yester-
day Of the enduring qualities Of fireproof
wood. To this end. samples were selected
Of the woodwork Of the torpedo boat Wins
low. the first freproofed wood used in the
United States navy. This, was. put In place
about I'VE years ago. The samples were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21

Perry Davis Patn-Killer,
Externally for cuts. sprans and bruises. 21c. 30,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21

thrown into fierce ire in the fire rooms of
the department and also placed on red-hot
iron plates. with the result that the wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21

1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star Hundreds Of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-21
DR.. Wines Remarks.

DR.. F. H. Wines, assistant director of the
census bureau. expressed his appreciation
of what he termed the admirable report Of
Secretary Wilson, as above printed. In
speaking of the reasons why SO many peo-
pie have to apply for charity he said 1t was
because they are handicapped in various
willing to work, or they cannot find work
ways. They are either unable to work, UNI
can't beg and beg when they can't steal.
When children are thus brought up they
easily become petty thieves. There was no
question, DR.. Wines said, that poor people
generally enjoy themselves more than the
rich. and give far more to charity IN the
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

mym, poosem nassepujs dlugis, powell
ne. csesso driaos, gtosus wydychanie.'
2. Zie~anie, ktors polegs ma gssbo
klein, wolnsm wdyohaniu " slad n
MEM p~r.soisgsem lub kr6,kiem, gsos.
mem wydychaniu. Pr.y tym procesis
usta gioSnia otwisraja sie sssroko; h
ory sie ono osesto + przsoisganiem
o.ionk6w oaasgo oiaia, slbo samyoh r&k,
Rysy twsr.y odpowisdnio do SHY .is.
wanna pokrywajs sic mnIej Tub wle,sj
smarszcskami I jsdnocssinis pr.ymy.
kaja sle ocsy.
3. Ziajanielozyli kr6tkis, slime wdy.
chanie ! wydyohanis Z sseroko otwarts.
mi ustami.
4. Sapanie - ten sam process 90 Y
sisjsniu, tylko uskuteo.niony pr.sz NOT
prsy samknietyoh ustaoh.
B. WssSenie (gaoins wsohanie) pr.ed
stawia sssrsg kr6tkich, ssybko po 10
bic nastepujscyOh wdych.h nossm,
pr.y s~.oze)nis samknie.yOh ustaoh. Sto'
sownie do silly wschania no.dr.a mnisj
Tub wiesej r~ozs.er.ajs sic, wargi Wy
suwajs nspr.6d ku g6rss.
9. Jsczenie (stskanis) ks.taltuje sic
" ten sposob, Ae s.O.sli ma gfosowa sil.
ME I gwaltownis wyrsuoa powistrse
niskisdy prsy otwsrtyOh, niskiedy .n6~
pr.y zamkuietyoh ustaOh, osasami pre-
oisgle a nsjoIeloisj W pr.erywanyot
rxr tsoh.
z. Dychanie, miekkie 1 monotonns
albo tsz kr6tklemi tohnieniami odsns,
czsjace sic wydyohanie prse. usta.
8. Chrapanie wynika : wibrowanis
.asionki miekkisj prsy wdyohsniu luz
~wydychaniu nossm lub ustami, chooia.
prsez NOS ME uskuteoEnia sic z taxa lat
woscis I nile tax gioino.
8. fkanie xasadsa sie na naglen
kuro,snio pr.spony, pr.sz co wstr.ss,
ale oaiy tuiow ! dale sic siysse6 jsdn,
lub kilka syknieh, srybko po sobie ma
stepujscych " gsolni, wskutek nagisgs
wciagania powietr.a prsss usta lub nos
10. KasseI twor.y sic prss. giebo
kis wclagniecie powistrss, po n kt6
rem ~nsstepuje slime wyr.uoanis tsgo.
jsdnym r.utem lsb kilkoma.
IL. Kichanie polsgs ma s.ybkiem
gssbokiem wdyOhaniu,po kt6rsm .wyk
lie n~astepujs slime ~wydychanie " posta
Of gioski ,,ts.i" lub utohi". Pr.ed tyn
rsutem wydychajaoym .as'onka miekk,
.amyka jane nosowa p~r.ylegajso d,
tylnsj scisnki siswu (otworu .najdu
jaosgo sic miedsy podn. sbienism mick
klein q korIenism jesyka) jednocsss
nile otwlsra js. W6wosas rysy twar.y
W okolioach nosa 1 oc.u mars.c.a 81,
odpowiednio do silly kiohnieois. poo.sz
wracajs do normalnsgo stanu.
IL. Smiech TO najtrudnisjssa meta
fora glosnsgO oddychania l dlugiej srre
ba praktyki, ably dojsc " tym wsgls
dsis do doskonaioIoi. Smieoh jest SEE
regiem dzwisk6w wydyohanych = psus
pswnsmi prssrwami, " szybkiem lut
wolnsm temple; katdym ra.is jss'
on wynikism drgsnia disfragmy, kt6re
byws tenn silnisjsss, i'm lmisch moo
niejsry. Dlatsgo TO podosas imiechu
brsuoh dosnajs pewnsgo wstrsslnisnia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
~PODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRLNLiYGIIEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Pod}ug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
(Ciag dals.y)

1ssyh, jake nsjwa4oiejssy oxynnik "
movie, powinisn byd bardso ruohliwy
idlassgo uo.acy sis mus.s gsrliwie pra-
oowac mad cwio.eniem tegoa. Prawid.
lowe uzywanie je.yka mozs uohronic
cd r6anyoh przywar ! nawyknieh, jak
mp. m6wisnie " nos I prsss nos, wydo.
bywanis ton6w m6.gowych, gardio.
wyoh lub grssbisniowych (ssbnyoh).
Dzwiski nososoe sworsa sic w6wosas,
kisdy krtah I podnisbienis miekkis o.
pussosajs sis ma dol pre-. wygieoie je.
syka gore do podnisbienia twardsgo,
wtenozas powistrze, wydoby wajaos sic
spfuc, samiast uderza6 W srodsk pod.
niebisnia twardsgo, udersa jamy no.
sowe.
DzUiski m6Sgoaoe uka.uja sic wtsdy,
gdy krtAh podnosi sic gore, podnis.
bisnis miekkis sweaa sic, q jesyk Wy.
giety " gore z~aoielnia pr.sstrzeh mad
krtania l powstr.ymujs prad powietrsa.
Dz~iski gardsowe wydobywaja sic,
gdy m0skuiami s~zyjnymi .aoiska sic
krtah;t tony zaf grse6ienioue, kisdy .e
by 50 bli.ko sisbis l powistrse must sic
prIsoiska6 przs. ME. Chcao uohroni6
sic cd wyasj wymienionych wad, potr.s.
bs konisoznie wyrobic " sobie lastepu.
jace przymioty:
- Podcsas m6wienia wypussoza6 po.
wietrse : pluc wolno, ME wyrzuca6 90
ohwilowo, leor r6wns ciagsoIcia. p
Powistr.e, wyohodzaoe Z psuo, odbijac
sic powinno o podnisbisnis twards. 81
w sadnym razie ME wdycha6 gsosno.
~ Me woisgac do pfuo wieosj powis.
trsa, ni4sli 60 potrssba do wypowiedzs.
MIA osystym tonsm dansgo fsasssu. s.
Wyra1y kohcsaoe .danis wymia6 o.ysto
wdxieosnis.
Prey ~wdyohaniu gioinia ro.sser.a sic
swesa sic prey wydyOhaniu; krtsh .ai
pr.y silnsm wdychaniu opuszc.a sic 90
kolwiek, a prsy wydyohaniu wraca ma
swojs misjscs. Ot6z ma mooy tego mot.
ma objasnic tax cresto siys.ane u akto.
row giosne wdychanis, mec.scs i Prey.
krs ola ~sluohaosa. Aktor lub aktorka,
m6wiao jaka tyrade . zapa'em, W ohwili
woiagania powistr.a, tax raptownis
wciaga js otwartemi ustami, 4e pre-.
oiskajsc sic pre-. zweaons gloinis pr.y
podnieslonej krtsni, udsrsa ono o ssru.
ny gsosows ! wydaje CLOS swis.osscy.
Chcqc sic ustrzedz tego, pomze5a tylko
iednej sekundy czasu, chot6y 20 maj
DisksSym zapoIe, a6y prey sodychaniu
przymkmqc usto, przez co krtam opuSci
sac { wtedy mosem { nieco otsoartemi US.
tdnai naIezy Ociqgnq6 potrze6ne poaoie.
trSe, kt6re przejdzie sro6odnie przez
rozszerzons gtoSnie
O~ddychanis byUs piersiosoe 1 6,zusz
ne.
Pisrsiowe JEST dwojakis: ramisnne i
bocsns. Brzuszns oddychsnis dale sic
spostrzsgac przewsanie q mszo1y.n.
Kobiety oddychajs II tylko wier.ohnis
czsicis klstki pisrslowej, wskutek no.
srenis gorset6w, ktors ME do.walaja
ross,sr.sc sic dolnym asbrom. Ksady
oddsoh mozs bye .wykiym ! gsebokim.
Oddsoh swykfy porussa sylko gorne
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08


g6rns zebra prawie ME porusssjs sis,
sylko dolns sisdm Tub osm poduos,a sis
" gore. rozpressjsc sic na sswnasrs,
br1uoh wtedy vystepujs nspr.6d. Prsy
gfebokim brsussnym oddsohu GAIA pier.
siowa klatka odohyla sic " tyl.
Oddech satem ma trsy podsialy:
L. Br.uszny o.yli diafragmowy.
2. Obojosykowy csyli ramisnny.
3 Boc.Dy o.yli 4sbrowy.
Oddech o6ojcsykosoy polsga ma pod.
nosseniu sic rsmion, a swlssEcsa lopa-
tax " c.asis oddyohanis, naturalnis, ae
! zebra wraz Z obojosykami wsnos.s
sic " gore, bfona brsuszna s~oiefnia sie
w6wosas, brsuOh I wnetrznos,I, q s.cxe.
g6lniej' dolek I wssyssko wglebia sic
wswnstrz.
Zedrosoe c.yli 6ocsne oddyOhanie IA.
sadIa sic ma mniejssem lub wieksssm
naOhylsniu tulowia 1 oalsj klatki ku
~przodowi. Zebra wszystkie podnos.a
sic jsdnoczssnis nisoo " gore, to sas,
kt6re 81 " okolioaoh sroka klatki, roe
stepuja sic W .akresis }uku. Diafrag
ma wtedy skraca swoja Irsdnioe cd
przodu ku tylowi, pr.sE co prsednis
wypukiosc br.uOha l okolioe 4oladka
woiaga nisco wewnatr.. w oddyoha
niu brsus1nsm p1uca rozsEsr.ajs sic oal.
kowioie; obojc.ykowsm tylko wisr..
ohoiki pluc; W 4ebrowem srodsk pluo.
Koniscznem jest ksstalcic sic we
~wssystkioh tr.soh ~rod.ajaoh oddycha.
MIA. OibYwanls cwio.sh oddyoha
niu diafrsgmowsm najiatwiej uskutscz
Mao, stojsc .g3owa odOhylona troohs
" tyf, tr.ymajac rscs pc "a pleoami.
w obojczykowem (ramisnnsm) rscs
winny bye .alo4ons jsdns ma drugisj W
tylnsj ozeici gaowy. w Asbrowem SIS
rsoe opus.c.ons, a gaowa nachylona 90.
kolwiek ku pisrsiom.
Ola prawidiowsgo I posytecxnsgo
oddyohania potrzsba w.maoniac piuos,
dopnis sic tsgo celu, jsili napslni ws.y
pfuoa powistr.em, zatrsymamy js "
sobis prses kilks sskund 1 ~nastepnis
wolno wypusscsac bed.iemy. Odby.
wajsc ten spos6b twlosenia 1 stop.
niujac miarowo zatszymywanis powis.
trsa W piersiaeh, dojdzis sic do tel per.
fskcji, ae zdolui bedzismy trsymae cd.
dech cwierc. POI a nawst osss minute.
Take cwiozsnia powinny bye. uskutsc..
niane we wsIystkioh trzeoh sposobaoh
oddychania ! pre-. oasy csas trwania
artystycznsgo sawodu.
Pred ro.poczeoiem katdej wieks.ej
tyrady tr.sba piuoa napslni6 powie
tr.sm dopisro po paru sskundowem
satrsymaniu 60 EaoEac m6wic; gdy bo-
wism .acsniemy zaraz m6wlc po IA
o.srpnieoiu powistrxs, na6wo.as prsy
pierwssych ssowaoh .byt wiels 90 Wy.
plynie ] wkr6tOe oka4s sic brak, a co
wiekssa wypowisd,ians wyra.y ME be.
da mialy naleaytsgo DE- wieku.
Oddychanie winno bye o lie mo.noi.
Of wolns, nawst " momentach nsjgwal.
townisjsrych. Poprssdnio ~powied1is.
lismy, ae oddychanis ME powinno bye
s~iysIansm, jsdnsk % wypadki, gdsis
jest ono konisoznsm, obo~wiasujscsm.