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Milford chronicle., 1906-03-23

Freight receivedon wharf in Philadelphia daily
The steamer is handsomely furnished through
out and equipped with all the latest improve
ments And lighted by electricity.
Passenger Recommendations strictly frst-class
and second to none.
Passengers and freight for all nearby towns
will be transported at reasonable rates.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-23
MARCH.

Will leave Frederick, Webb's and Bowers for
Philadelphia as follows during
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-23

Address Philadelphia communications in care
of Citizens, Rexsamer d Co 40 South Front ST.
John z. Wilson, ll6 Dock st., or Pier 5, North
Wharves.
Lebanon NaVigafion Company
Philadelphia Phone: Market l6-69 A
Ofiice-Rising Sun, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-23

We sell for cash because we
want to undersell our COM
pettOrS.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-23
JOHN P, WILSON
J. C. DURBOROUGH, CAPTAIN.
viii leave Lebanon, Barker's and Bowers, Del
as follows during
MARCH.

Lebanon.
RETURNING
Will leave Pier 5 North Wharves Cjust
above Arch STREET. Phila.. as follows:
Tues Mar. 6, 9pm. Tues, Mar 90 SPIN.
Fri, O. l2mdt Fri, % y mdt.
Tues, ls, 4p.m. Tues, "a 9pm.
Fri, l6, pm. FRI So pm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

cross, This bIood-dipped spear and
this hallowed grail haunt the thought
Of the Middle Ages as the emblems Of
that life giving and redemptive ener-
gy bestowed upon the world through
the death on the cross. From them
streamed talismanic virtue. Sight
Of the grail gave life. They glowed
with light celestial. The devotee who
gaacd upon them found the shadows
lifted from his heart. They were
charged with a heaven born vigor
which rejuvenated the springs Of NOR
tai life. When they were unveiled
supcrhuman vitality was impaired
that could more than offset the drain
Of mortal years.
At the Grand Friday night, No
yember %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
. Q . Q . Q 0 Q o Q o Q 90 . 0 q
. ADJUSTMENTS q
sOeOe eOoOsOsOsOc

In the production of east Lynne"
which comes to the Grand on Novem-
ber l3, will be witnessed a revelation
in scenic splendor and forensic merit.
The management of the piece has
spared neither pains nor expense to
thoroughly equip his splendid play,
and that he has more than succeeded
in his endeavors is fully attested
by the unprecedented success attain
ed by the production.
excellent cast has ben engaged to
support the star, Miss Dorritt Ash
ton, who appears to great advantage
in the congenial role Of Lady Isabel.
Charles B, Hanford on the occa-
sion Of his appearance at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday, Novem-
ber IA, will afford the play goers of
this city an opportunity to witness
a representation Of the historical ira
gedy "Julius Caesar" which will be
memorable from several points of
view, Mr., Hanford has for a num-
Der Of years contemplated a revival
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

way in which this art work keeps all
tongues wagging is highly suggestive,
"rhe play is saturated with Buddh-
ism, proclaims the oracular critic
"ThiS drama is intended to teach
nothin," insists the literary wise
acre, cit has no ethic content. 1t
is simply a spectacle to please the
theater goers and I'LL an evening with
agreeable sensations. +" ""lt is shrrewd
~ planned as commercial enter
prise" "a most ingenious filler
of the cash drawer" sneers the sa-
gacious cynic, while the free thinker,
with mwonted awe, gazes reyerently
upon the symbols of religions which
it employs.
The legend of "Parsifal" crystal
izes around two mystic objects, n
spear and a cup or chalice, called in
medieval speech "gral." " The old ro-
manccs loved to weave song and story
about these sacred objects, They used
to tell how the Roman governor, Pom
thus PLATE, gave them TO Joseph Of
Aramathea, The spear, they account.
ed to be the cruel shaft which pierre
ed the heart of Jesus as he hung dying
ON Calvary. The crystal cup they
dreamed of as thee halice which he
had used in the parting supper, and
in which was caught the blood which
strcomed from his wounds as loving
hands removed his body from the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
v..lS ~ 5"F ., Society
{ JOSEPHINE GRAY
The November Moon.

The silyery moon looks down, looks
down,
From her bacony in the skies
On somber wood Of russet and
brown,
With wide and wondering eyes.
And she looks in vain on hill and
plain,
For the grave where summer lies,
For the daisy is dead and the daffo-
dill fed,
And the flame in the forest dies
She leans her cheek on a silvery arm
And her argent hair blows free
And the yelling clouds lend a subtle
charm,
And a wonderful witchery.
And her glances rove from grove to
grove,
And from lea to darkening lea
But never a rose in the garden
CLOVIS
Nor a blossom may she see.
And her nightly vigil she always
keeps,
From her balcony in the sky,
While the russell world in silence
sleeps
And the lonely zephyrs sigh.
And she wells her face in the cloud
hung space,
For the dancing stars are nigh,
And she bows her head for the flowers
dead,
And the joyfulness long gone by.
W. r. Dunroy in Chicago Chronicle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

"ln Old eKntucky," has a wonder.
ful grasp upon the affections Of the
average theater goers, probably be
cause of its intense, rugged honest
Amricanism everywhere in evidence,
whether among the mountain peaks
OF Kentucky, down in the blue grass
valley or at the race track in Lex
iugton, its characters are typical
Americans, and none are more thor.
oughly typical than the iickaninnies
gathered from all parts of the south.
land.
For the forthcoming engagement,
"In Old eKntucky will be given by a
splendid east, with Miss Marie Quinn
in the role Of Madge, Miss Quini
is a young and charming actress and
is said to give spirited interpreta-
tion Of the role.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
II All Depends On You,

1t isn't the way that is stormy
Where the storm-clouds hide the
day
1t isn't the thorns that pierce the
feet;
It's just how you walk the way.
1t isn't that lions linger
With teeth that are keen, to slay-
1t isn't the sorrow today tomorrow;
It's just how you walk the way
II isn't that crowns await you-
The gold of the rainbow 5 ray
It's only the Faith that lives through
Death;
It's just how you walk the way
+. l.. Stanton.
o. l.. James. Miss Alcorn will attend
a dance given this evening by Mrs.
Orr complimentary to her son,
Mrs. j, Z. Briggs has returned
from a visit Of several months to Ne
osho and other points in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bucl and baby
Irene returned yesterday from a Sun
days visit at Oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
Six o. clock Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Giffert
gave a delightful dinner last evening
complimentary to their mother, Mrs,
Mrs. William Giffert of Chicago, who
is their guest.
Mrs. Giifert, the guest Of honor,
wore a stunning gown of black net
over taffeta.
The handsome dining table with its
snowy cover was sparkling with cut
glass, silver and rare china, making a
lovely picture with a center piece
formed from a great bowl of shaggy
NUNS. The place cards were pen
sketched Gibson heads.
The guests were Mr., and Mrs. S. F..
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Crawford,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Frederick.
Mres. ]. NJ. Poindexter who stopped
in Kansas City on her way to Chi
cago has been asked to do the solo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

of this great drama, In his present
enterprise are concentrated the expert
enec and study, as well as the pecun-
larry resources, which Mr., Hanford
has accumulated not only in the later
years Of success as a star, but in his
earlier training as a member Of the
Booth Barrett combination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
Evening Dinner.

Flowers Nelson gave a stag din
ner Sunday evening with Attorney
Noble Mitchell as honor guest, who
will remove to Shawnee to reside
permanently.
The dinner was compliment to
culinary art, and together with the
witty toasts given the young attor-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
The Latest Returns

show that the Tulsa Business college
is still growing in popularity. Get
the habit Catch the Everybody
works" spirit and you are bound to
succeed. You can make this "ad" a
turning point in your career. "lt's
up to youp viii you do it.
11-0-2t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
MONEY TO LOAN


%"o,N % III " S'li'S VI 'oN',"' meetings
10 DC hS,u III 'ha' citS' Nt " ,uee'iuH
1" n,,g was ".' 'si'''''''E i'''''" i. S"TN'' y
I I'S Is " l'e.'E @ 'o''l,,'rn'u' ;,i 10 H,, !,,,
,I,,", I, "''G ,''. ,,;.. ,'le4aN VIZ '''' WI"
'''"'''' 10 ''''S" "''''"'
rotnrncJ from nm cytondoJ visit to
Lamar Mo
to Cleveland Yesterday for a visit
evening for Kansas CIV for n chort
stov
,r.. p NJ n,,is ool s;.,ors u,o
,rs.o, p;,aLon, win no -, Ol.I,ha
with Friends and reIotiycs - Tho Miss
Ringboms will go from tbore and
snend tbe holidays with home folks
Mr. and Nrs R;rd;rgs and tbo
Misses Hollis enioyed an ontumn
terdov
,r,, Fo,., p.i,o :. o,,oo,o1 ho,,,o
homo
uo,..,, 11o.noo,.ou ,.o. hono ,o..or
,o,,d",, I s.a,, p;rnn ""' "''' ''''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
Parsifal.

From the time of its earliest pro-
duction, "Parsifal" has rivalled Ba-
bel as storm center of talk. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

The Priscillas and their husbands
surprised Mr.. and Mrs, II. j, Collins
last evening by all going in to spend
awhile. The Collins family will leave
this week for an extended out-of-
town stay and these friends took this
occasion to be with them before their
departures.
The crowd took refreshments with
them and the pleasure of the occa-
sion was marred only by the thought
Of parting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
BIGGER, BRIGHTER,
BETTER THAN EVER.

Prices - All down stairs, S1.00;
up stairs 75c and 50c gallery 25c,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

Reserved Seats on Sale at Shackle's S
Drug Store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13
Special,

Stove pipe at the Ewing Hardware
company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

Mrs. Emmett Cunan aud son have
returned from an extended visit to
Lamar, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

ney, made the occasion not soon TO
be forgotten.
Seated with the host and guest Of
honor, were Attorneys O. p. Jones,
John X, Ramsey, lIindman, j. NJ,
Woodford, George Brown, Frank Bur
ford and n. j, Gubser
Mr.. and Mrs, f, B. Jordan enter
tanned at dinner last evening with
covers for seven. The dinner was in
forewelI compliment to Mrs. Cogge-
shall, who leaves today for northern
points to remain until January and
in appreciation Of the return Of Mrs.
James Bowen, who has just returned
from long visit to points in mdi.
ana, Seated with the host and hostess
were Mr. and Mrs c. d. Coggeshall,
Mr. and Mrs, James Bowen, and Mrs.
Hawk, mother of Mrs. Jordan.
The affair was one of those gen
ial, informal ones which are such hap
py occasions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

Mrs. Nandever and son left Sunday
evening for Kansas city for a chort
stay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-13

Miss Maude Hayden, who was the
guest of friends here Saturday and
Sunday, returned to Terlton Sunday
evening.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.

vant6 de la mesa llorando, y Re
oeca que tambien me amaba er
secreto. me miro con ojos exta
siados. y siguiendo la costumbre
ludia, vine obligado q besarla en-
los lablos, en- Ia frente en- los
oJos. esos ojos negros y chis
peantss que yo tanto aborre
Para no hacer pesada mi ma.
rracion. dire q usted que ese dfa
Edmura cometio suicidio AFRO
Jandose al mar, y eli dfa de su flu.
neral, 20 me retire q una colina
que dista diez millas de Ia pobla.
clon, y tendiendome sobre dos
Pehascos. me prepare q morir.
Saque la pistola y miranda por
ultima vez al sol esp,endoroso
que descendfa al ocaso tiflendo
en- purpura las tormentosas olas
del mar, aprete ell gatillo y SO,
no Ell tiro. ....... Una lluvia de
pedrezuelas bafl6 mi rostro, pues
Ell canon Sc habia desviado de mi
temblorosa mano, estrellandose
10 bala en- la saliente roca donde
yo ne habfa reclinado. Levan-
teme apresuradamente y icual,
no seria mi sorpresa, que dire,
mi maravilla, al yer que los frag.
mensos desgarrados por la tala,
eran de cuarzo de orc. cintilan.
tes, macizos. desprendidos de la
RIGA veta! ALI mismo ne AFRO.
ollie dando gracias q Dios por el
mllagro. pues desde entonces, la
nina de orc EDMURA, hame
producido cuarenta millones.
ADOLFO CARRILLO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
PERSECUTION
DE MARTINEZ.

G. G. Brewster, Marcial de los
Estados Unidos, pas6 por esta
ciudad ell dia 13 del actual rum
DO q Laredo, para hacer allf un
reconocimieuto de Ia huelga ha.
bida entire los empleados del fe
rrocarril Nacional Mexicano. v
dijo que las autoridades de Ne.
xico y ds los Estados Unidos an !.
dan tras la pista de tres bandi
dos revolucionarios meXicanos,
Ell cabecilla de los cuales es Dio.
nisio Martinez. que es ell mas de.
sesperado de los bandidos, pues
ha estado hace % anoi soste.
niendo rudos encuentros con los
empleados por la orilla del Bra
vo, de cuyos combates ha salido
varias veces herido, dejando va
rios de sus compaheros muertos;
por 10 que Ell aludido Marcial di.
ce que al encontrar esos bandi.
dos y nombraries arresto, tiene
que haber sangre. Anade el Mar.
clal que estoS tres bandidos fue.
ron los principales motores de la
rebellion en- .Iimenez, Coah, ha.
&c algunos meses.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
USO de CarneS PerdidaS.

I'll inspector de carnes dc In
ciudad, Bariolo Crowthcr. oil Sc
cretaii 10 de la Junta dc Siaiubri'
dad Pnblica y ell Inspector de
Alimentos, arrestaron la semara
pasada en- esta ciudad 4 Manuel y
Pablo. Herrera. { Isidoro Cruz.
por haber hecho uso dc carnes
perdidas de animales mucrtos ii
RADIOS on el basurcro del munich.
pio. Los encargados do la ms
peccidn pdblica probaron ante
In Corte de policia quo, despuGs
dc una minuciosa Investigation.
Y siguiendo las huollas de un bo
quo que salian dc donde ostaban
tirados once animales mucrtos.
aleunas piczas dc los cualos faI
taban. enconir6 81 inspector
Crowthcr la .cafno de dichas pic
z,ls sobre unos lazos. doudo esta
ba puesta 4 sccar, on una vivien
da dc mcXicanos, y asi ntSmC
encontr0 mas Carnc dc ia misma
on otra casa donde una mujor la
cocia para sus niflos.
Gop estas egid2noias. los tres
mexicanos arrihn menCionados
fuerou mnltados Gada uno en- 4 s
noiiiicandolcs la autoyidad gu,
por primera vca ha sido compass
WAGON cllos asigpandoles tan poct
multa; pcro quo 81 siguon dispo
niendo dc carnos perdidas dc cs,
clase que. seghn cl Informc Glen
tffco del Inspector. estan inila
madas y !lenas dc pus y tiebre
aeran saveramento castigados.
Consignamos Ell estas lineas @
hecho arriba expuesto, para gu
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

paveza del cigarro 6 puro exis.
ten nicotina. amoniaco. acido car.
bonico, etc.
Ell auditcrio que con frenesf
ola ell ANGELICA canto de la canta.
triz americana, senora Olive
Fremstad In tarde del ii del co.
rriente en- un teatro de FiIadel.
fla, no supo que la cantatriz aca.
baba de recibir entire has tidoros
Ia terrible noticia de la muerte
de su mama.
Los padres y parientes de Ia
1oven Amy Landrum, de Atlas.
coso. Tex, arriburon d In casa
de Corte de esta ciudad el dia 70
del actual, POGO despu6s de cole
brado ell matrimonio de dicha 10.
ven con Eulogio Lopez; 10 que
irrito mucho & los padres de la
novia. pues alegaban que csta cs
aun muy joven, y mas Sc encole.
rlz@ron por no haberlo podido G
vitar.
-Estando vacantc Ell empIeo
de la Escuela mex!cana de esta
cluuau. ei que suscribe llama ia
atenclon de I'm Professor mcXica.
no que ensefle el idioma del pals,
siendo la duracion escolar de Ciu
CO moses.
La persona que interesase 4
hacerse acreedora de csta Escue
la, favor de dirijirse q:
j, Il. VILLAREAL.
Locl1hard, Texas, Box IS.
lm-I1-22. O6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
LOS DESIERTOS DE
La ARABIA PETREA.

Figuraos un pals sin verdura
y sin aqua, un sol ardiente, un
cleio siempre seco. lIanuras are
nosas, montafiRs atin mas aridas.
soore las cuales la vista SO ex.
tiende y Ia mirada se pi sin
poder detenerse sobr n
objeto viviente; una tie. .i,sss,r ,s1sy !.
ia y, por decirlo asi, cortada DOR
los vlentos, la cual no presents
slno osamentas, guijarros anon
tonadcs. rocas de pie . trastor.
nadas, un desierto enteramenie
descuoierto. en- donde ell viaiero
no ha, respirado jamas bajo la
somhra, on donde NADIA 10 aeon.
panG, NADIA lie recuerda la natu.
raieza Viyiente: soledad absolu
Ia. mil veces mas espautosa aue
la de los bosques; porque los ar
poles son aun seres para ell hom.
pre- que Sc We solo, mas aislado.
mas desnudo, mas perdido en- es .
tos lugares vacfos y sin lfmites:
el We por todas parties ell espacio
como su tumba. La luz del dfa.
mas triste que la sombra de la
noche, no renace sino para ilu.
minar su desnudez, su impoten
cia. y para presen tarle ell horror
de Ia situaci6n, hacienda, hacien.
90 retroceder q sus ojos las ba !,
rreras del vacio, extendIendo al
rededor de 81 el abismo de Ia in.
lnensidad, que 10 separa de Ia
terra habitada. inmcnsidad que
intentarfa en- vano recorrer; Dor
que oil hambre, la sed el calor
i.rdiente hpresuran todos los ins
tantes que le quedan entire la de
sesperaci6n y la muerte.
BuFFON.
TradncIdo por Arlstogiton
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
Ell Mensaje del
.Prcsidcntc Roosevelt.
OPINION DE Mr.. BRYAN.

Lincoln, Nebraska, Diciembre
T-Nllaciendo concentrates sobre
ell mensaje del Presidente Roo.
sevclt. dice William J.Bryan que
hay en- csc documento mucho
bueno y mucho malo, pero que
puede rcgistrarse come uno de
los mas importantes on SUI clase.
Mr., Bryan dice. "El mensaje
contienc mucho que cs democra.
tjco y por lo cual debo estar a
gradccido ell pGblico en- general
Conticne igualmcntc aigunas co.
sas que tienen que provocar sc.
veras critiCas. El Presidente
proscnta en- forma algunas de las
doctrinas que han ostado defen.
diendo los dem6cratas, y por O.
ira parte auuncia algunas ideas
tan absurdas, que provocarian 4
risa 81 las indicacioues procedie.
ran dc origen menos alto. Eu u.
nos casos toma una ac4itud muy
avan2ada; Ell otros SO rctira dc
la posici0n asumida.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
GARHA QUE CUESTN $500

"El Correo dc puebla," M6xi
co, nos dice que or cl Distrito dc
Chiautla, Nicanor Rosas fuG ro'
bado EN- cantidad de oclioCientos
y mas pesos, dcscubri6 el para
dero do tai suma y 10 denunci6 &
Ia autoridad. En- osos dias sali6
q cazar, apunt6 4 una garaa. dio
el tiro en- una mujer, y el rresI
dente Municipal iacilito su fuga
por entrar q saco con el dinefo.
quedanse ol Sr. prcsidento con
los $500 dol hguila. Pero va los
vecinos conocen oil cohocho del
mandarin, y on las proSimas q.
lccciones van depositar su veto
en- otro Presidents mas honrad o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
IA CRISIS
ReIigiosa en- Francia

- Todos los organos de la pren.
so, recoEocen hoy unanimemen.
to 10 excessive de 10 gravedad de
la crisis religiosa. que ha sido
precipitada por la actitud del
Pontiiice.
Muchos periodicos predicen u
ma vcrdadora campafla religiosa
Los cfrculos del Gobierno han
sido combatidos de manera muy
clara, y ahora qaiza sea precise
una nueva legislaci6n para domi
mar el estado de cosas qua Sc va
& producer.
Sc ha decidido que pasado ma.
mana, los servicios religlosos no
podran ser celebrates, sin Ia de
claraci6n preliminar que pres
cribe la ley de 1881. Ahora las
perentorias ordenes del Papa,
precipitan al Gobierno que ini
Gle diligencias relatives & la apli
cacion de la ley en treinta mil
commas, lGgicamepte habIando,
la invasion de las iglesi;.s. por la
policia, con ell Fl de proclamar
la disolucion de las communicates
y expulsar & los parrocos y Ca
pellanes.
Los catolicos miiitartes pare
cen acoger con regocijo las pers
pectivus de vio!cncia, que daran
por rcsultado ci cierre de los
temples. pues creon que enton-
ues sc .G@ psesentara In oportu
nidad de dar rienda suelta 4 sus
pasiopes religiosas.
OPINIoNES DE LOS SOCIALISTAS
j. Juares. "ieadcr" socialista.
cree que el Naticano, de una ma.
nera deliborada, ha determinado
probar la fuerza del partido de
reacclon, en- sus esfuerzos 'por
derrocar q In RepIblica.
Los orSanos s0cialistas, en- ge,
neral. aun cuando consideran que
las instrucciones del Papa, solo
son ell resultado de la debiidad
del Gobierno. que ofreci0 alguna
concession en- la formation de las
comunidades del culto, comprcn
dida Ell Ia ley de 1905, deciaran
quo eiuismo Gobiernn no tiene
ahora mas alternative QUO iDsis.
tir en- que Sc hagan las declara.
clones eXigidas al clero, q quo
dar en- ridiculo, Gcdiendo 4 la
desatiante actltud t,e las autOri'
ln1nS dial batipnnn
INTRhNSIGENCIA DEL PAPA.
Paris, Diciembre 10 Sc con
firma que los prelados franceses
recibiefon aver. 4 Ultima hora,
lrdenes del Papa prohibiGndo
les hacer cuaiesquiera de las de-
claraciones prescritas por la cir
culaT de NJ. BRAND
Ell cambio dc frente del Carde
nal Lccof que anui0 el manda'
miento para que nl Clcro obede
ciera Ia Icy, Sc atfibuyo q las Or
denes del Papa.
I! Papa orden6 tambiGn al Gle
ro continuara celebrando los ser
vicios en- los tcmrios, 10 que ha'
ce temer escenas deplorahlcs Ell
las igiesias esta semana.
ACTiTUD DEL GOEIERNO FRAN
CES.
NJ. BRAND hizo aver esta de
claraci0n:
El Papa ordeno brutalmcnte a
clcro que no accptara las condi
cioncs del gobierno y desobetta
ciera las leyes del pals. 81 q