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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
ADVICE BY EXPERT.
EASY MEANS OF ATTAINING A
GRACEFUL FIGURE.
Simple Exercise Recommended by a
Famous Physical CuIturist-
Mistakes of Beginners.

An English physical culturist has
invented some exercises which he
calls the empire exercises. lie took
them to Paris, but he found that
the women there did not need them.
And now he has sent them to this
country.
These exercises, gathered together
briefly. are these; They are called
the empire exercises, and they are for
the reduction of the belt line. Only
this, and nothing more, unless one Is
full in tho throat, when there arc OK
ercises for making the throat smaller.
Most people practicing the en-.
pire exercises will tighten up the
belt. But this is not the way. The
belt should be very loose To give the
waist muscles full play. The corset
should be taken off while one is ex.
ercising.
The empire exercises arc simple
enough. Put on something loose and
do this: Step forward and sink upon
knee. Regain your position and step
Onward with the other foot and sink
upon the other knee. One foot goes
forward and the other knee bends.
That is the way to do it. The rule
is to keep on until you are pretty well
tired out
The English instructor advises mod.
Grafton. He says amateurs do too
much in the beginning. and the re.
suit is a serious relapse. They get
so tired that they take TO the couch,
and then there is no more exercise
for weeks and months. Maybe the
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
THE ORCHARD.

If a cover crop was not sown in the
orchard last month, attend to the
matter at once. Don't let the ground
be bare all winter.
Satisfied with the varieties in the
orchard? If not, now is a GOOD time
to decide which trees had better be
grated next spring.
Watch the peach and other trees
carefully for weak crotches. A few
w%ell-applied bolts, where needed, may
save loss when wind storms come. DO
1t now.
If the pears and ounces are scabby
and cracked, and If the leaves have
prematurely dropped from the trees,
it's Il sure hint that you neglected to
spray with Bordeaux mixture early in
the season.
Nearly all varieties of pears are
better if ripened indoors. The prop.
or time to gather pears is shown by
the care with which the stem parts
from the branch, when the fruit is
slightly lifted.
w III NV NV ''l'N ''llltl
pear very fine for canning. The can.
neries in these parts put up large
quantities of them. Properly cooked
and canned they are crisp and tender;
and, too. the trees are regular and
prolific fruit bearers and very hardy.
Bulletin NoN 222, by Prof. Petit, is
one of the best authorities yet pub.
lished on spraying against codling.
moth on apples. Write for a copy to
the Michigan experiment station, Ag-
ricultural College post Office, Michi.
gan. Thorough spraying will now de-
stroy the second brood of the moth.
AS a general thing Except in south
crn localities) it is usually safer to
plant fruit trees in the spring, espe.
cially tender kinds like the peach,
the plum. etc. If desired, apples,
pears, etc, may be set in the carly
fall. Even If trees are not to be set
this fall, it is often a good plan To
buy needed nursery stock now, and
then heel ii in at homo until spring.
Windfall apples shoald be destroyed
or fed as soon as possible. The or.
chardist who thus kills all the worms
which drop to the ground in windfall
fruit, has taken a big step forward
in the destruction of next, years cod,
hng.moth ~crop.-Farm Journal.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
Do Dead Forest Leaves Gather Am.
nnnnia2

A good deal of interest Is being
shown in the question of whether or
not dead forest leaves in their process
of decay gather atmospheric nitrogen.
Some scientists say that they do.
Some experiments made in Europe
leave the matter in doubt. In seven
experiments in pot culture, allowing
the leaves to decay, showed no gain
OF nitrogen in five Of the pots but a
gain in the other two. The results
are not positive enough to warrant a
conclusion, for some unknown quaint.
ties may have entered into the trials.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27

is not altogether the mode for modern
gowns.
The style of corset used. the an.
parel OF the women, tends to a differ.
ent style of figure than was in vogue
loo years age and one feels that the
mode belongs to another age and time,
FOR general wear, however, the ordi.
mary and more modern styles will pre-.
vail 1t is not surprising that the
woman who has so long been accus.
toned to tailor mades should have
cultivated a taste for the things which
nave a definite fit. which are adapted
10 their particular style of figure and
In which they appear to the very best
advantage. This fact will also militate
against the very large and rather COR.
plaids which are being displayed
as the lates@ and smartest things for
early TALL wear. In the majority OF
cases large plaids are extremely nm.
becoming TO the ordinary figure. They
are diiiicult To match correctly and arc
ordinarily too SNOWY to appeal To he
women Of quiet and refined tastes.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
STYLES FOR THE FALL.
Forecast Of Fashions Seems to Prom.
Use Little Change.

II would be quite within the range
of possibilities that the fall styles
should show but little change from the
modes which have prevailed. There
are u few hints given by those who
have returned from foreign fashion
centers regarding the things which
will be retained and those which are
TO be eliminated from the list of eligi.
BILE designs. The princess is doomed.
The empire effect is it's substitute.
That the wretched substitute for the
princess should so from the realm of
attractive modes is not sad. TO see a
woman attired in II tightly fitted prin.
cess skirt reaching up under the arms
AZ the side and cutting acrosa the body
lust under the bust was a spectacle
not to he forgotten. The fact that the
new empire effect proposed calls for IA
gown in one pieces will do much to
save it from the ridiculous features
which have brought the princess into
d~.STepute; yet, after all, tn? empire
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
WOMAN'S CORNER

disguised beginner gives 1t up for
ever.
The next of the empire exercises
consists in bending from side 10 side.
This is hard enough. and most likely
Il strain upon the muscles. But the
enthusiast can take hold of a chair
by way of assistance. and not bend
too far either way. The idea Is to
bend the body until 1t feels supple.
The more one bends in moderation
the better.
The neck must be small II one Is
going to get the empire figure, and
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
HORTICULTURE
aRMa
sGz%s
WHEN CLEANING THE ORCHARD
How the Work Of Getting Brush out
. May Be Simplified. 4.

Everybody knows what a tiresome
and slow task it is to clean the brush
out of an orchard with any kind Of a
conveyance. When it has to be picked
up 1t is about the worst work on the
farm. 1t is even worse than churn.
ing with an o!d-fashloned dash churn.
But one Of our new men on the farm.
says a correspondent of the Rural
New Yorker, has made an implement
with which W. men and a team can
get it out easily and ten times as fast
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27

has had it patented. While this lad.
der is intended for use in workshops,
in climbing over and about machin.
cry, says the Prairie Farmer, there
is no reason but what our readers
can get an idea from this plan for
making a similar ladder for their
own use The idea is we'll illustrated
in the accompanying sketch.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
New Idea in Ladders,

A California man has hit on a new
idea in making a ladder which, he
thinks is such a good thing that he
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-27
Alcohol in Cider.

Cider contains from four to ten per
cent, Of alcohol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
STATE | .||'I..'sjI|E|'G'.[;' | [
NlAR.sAHY| ! 4 1 ]! | | I ! V N
Three B olnbs Are 4; = H,url {, 4 ed Cd asat
Geilera1l flo I. Is
Report \ B ad W HIurt 81
MAN HAv { BEEN KILLED. (, y. E I
Stree Traffic Abandone ION
A countso Of ms ecurity offst Life.
Che People = anic.
"a Asso1eia 1Pres,ss. 81

III Associa ted Press, M
WAR SAY ,sf a ug Ist ss1 IN rec bombs
were thrown day Sth heS329 3oyeiilo S
g cnera rs carra go from al third g floor bal
scony 4 aof "a house on n olinska& Street
,rwo3 OF them exploded behind Sthe ca r s:
.riage without dnmaging s ~, but 4 bre q
the windows OF s3 & all III he neighboring
houses H Gendnrmes 'surroundhe h 3 81: and
searched the house from Whichsthe bombs
wcre3throWn.s but the fp efpetrators Of: the;
outrage had disappea red. ssI = was ascer-l
tanned that; shortly before the "a tempt.
tst,me young men entered Ftie eislou ouse. They
covered the occupants wi tn reYolYers an
ordered them 10 leave the premises I'M
.lnediately. .aG3 on the balcony where the
stonlb-throwersS stood. the police found n u
rourth unexploded bomb * II
4 ItSsis said Il that i the eFGovcrnor-G Genera1,
sustained a concussio a OF the 4 brain. In
ifLntrys patrols, Inforcedl by artillery
have been ca led out and u .ls reported
that owing to the increase In the roYor-.7
ill,ionary movement, the proc clanatlon
OF q state, OF siege ls Imminent, fiSg r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
in
SANl'0 DOMINGO. N ! [:
Dajabon Captured and Monte NJ cllpe
Cristia in Dang y Uprising
in Cuba Reported.
1Il7f(Byj tAsaocIate cd Press; J

yIsAS6QclatedttF tFeSbi s,3-
Si CAPE HAITI u n, + AZ gust Is "A ser ious
revolution, according to y 1lYices res
ceiyed hero BY courier to-day, has
broken # out g In II santo Domingo
Revolutionary bands under the com'
m1iai,d Of General NJ Navarro, a are said to
ahNye landed n car. r lYl leres5 and I to- have
8etlucked and. caplslred abon, which
vas pillaged and abando oned after twenty
persons had been XII led, The Spcvolu utlonists
arc now said to be 4 near! g abin and
to be marching to Monte Crlsti. N
THE arrival Of General Deschamps ls
iarxiously; awaited by the revolution lists.
1T is underst tood that ha w III assume COM
i,p;,nd Of the forces and operate against
,l.e government an favor o 4 former res--
'ldent JlHinez II, y u 5s f Il
Jiminez 9i9 New York. 4,
Y NEW YORK;, August Is. General ] Jini-
nez, ex -pres Id lent Of Santo Domingo, was
/, ,rhssengerso on the steamer CoallO, which
arrived from Porto ~ ico o-niglt.
a Trouble in Cuba
n HAVANA, h "a ug MS d, -snhe rumors Of
In Cuba re co MI rfled N some
uiIaTt ers, IA ID IA ehment az rural gl!a m rds
las night encountered IN bang OF thlrly
mel,t near RI al y lIond q, 81 province ot Finar
al n Io.s ere ts N o us appre nensl0n
In any s,iarte blt many Yetera MS nav
pledg el their Geryl cos to Pres ident Pa ma
II they are sNee DEF h AZ ,s g IA Il 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
| PURCHASES. 4: |. { ! /:
M'C!A||l.||I:.N I ! !. MANSION. ! | \ ]
Newest Wall Street Plunger
Begins His Career With 18th.
Sensational Stroke. n
n f n =. \. "a, 3 '5 y ,j5
'fSne cle0 1T, fThe Tim ss Dispatch,J


NEW YORK, August; & ls, I! Abra1 an
White, the newest t Wall Street plunger.S
Who made two million liars In the ktre-
mendops bulge z In VI y Mon III Paoi lie 4 and
Southern ;Paelf to-day, pure hased fnnd
win maintain as his & future home tho!
most gorgeous cou ~ place In Amer rica-.
tile great palace bu It near Long Branch.
~ the late. John A. Met III, Wien he was
president Of the H New York Llfes 1nsur;-s Il
ance COnpa my Il Y 4 I .sj I, s
lISno owll to few yes torday hls,nRIlle WILL
he heard on mil lions OF II lps the country
purchase q sWhiteS was offered $50 900 ,.nbro
than he paid for n w lite sent back this
MESA ge BJ,8 ss S.5 # sSiH
4SS',Iell sihlms that "a hundred Thousand
more won't get IT. or, II You thlnk he Y
take that UP, ma kes two
sci at any Iis going e ne my
home untilt dle o. n M t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Distress Everywhere.
, Ms ~ I = n 5SU & 'ts n, k
(pyi Associated Fress.)

\ {. VI (py "A Assoclat led Iaress.l ,{ t4s
4 !. BERLIN August a S.7-The Warsaw corr
respondent OF the Yossisoll zeitung gives
the following descrip t. on i!s
ana there is hardly any street traffic on
account OF tile insecurity Of life The
soluiers have receive orders TO fire on
everybody arouslng ii suspic lon All the
hospitals are so overcrp DIVIDED, d,;5 that pa u
,tients arc obliged 81 10 fS lie on 4 tho floors
and In passages In Il tie T. olg no there
are still lying thlrty-eight dead. who
were found In the II streets, It 1 49, no Z
known how, many have been buried se-
crotly during the night by the police.
OF dead or wound d n 4 pr. ii; omen to wcs
and his assistants Iii the hospitnl In tho
suburb OF VIOLA i ,ban ndi iged the ,No ounds8 8of
'472 persons, The cen ter Of y tho town Is
wiped out III 4 & ~ 5sS NJ n ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
SERGEANT 81. HALL
'SJRIC|k|.|E|..N|INQ[!|.Q:||W|'|''N ! 1 ] | [ ! VI !
His Condition Late Last Night
q Reported to Be 3 y Critical. G: l al.
Is Widely Known.
6IsGWidelyS known.

Sergeant John Trent h II J, desk officer
at tho First Police station, was i: suddenly
strickengat his post 4 OF duty. yesterday
sby, what seemed to be n q oplexy, 3, !. The
city ambulance was ca lled. and he was
hurried to his homo at n g, 4 229O2 " efferson
Avenue, S; s, sjfJ II al sf I 3t y f5a
Sergeant / Hall Is e; ldely known and
highly esteemed citizen OF Richmond, and
has been on The police force for many
years. EIe { served \ as q gallant soldier
throIghoutn the Civil War, n, &
4 Late last night 4 his ,cond ltlonj was res
ported as very low Only the night be-
fore Sergeant Hal was In a ppa rent good
health and his wide circle Of friends
throughout The elty:s an,ti iousl y n hope for
IA speed W recovery. 4 Sgs6 H \ II u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
RUSSIAN M UTINEERS iss IN
Il CONDEMNED TO DEATH
WI7''I 4 fFI' m ~ 4 " !, 70
fRy 4 salnin tod Press !

v ITfyg.A Ass0nln ted ITess. ... .
ST & PETE I}sI3 Y r gus lsvOnefof
the sailors Of the cruiser r PaIalyat AzoYati
who smutined August s2d, and one fagl ltAtor.
arrested Iii come ctiOn Wi V the mntiny,f
who we re- scondemne to 5deat tn by collrt7S
martial, were eYecllt sat ReNal to-day. X
Y Twelve other snlln were t.Hcp tanced to
hard labor for perl ods yAr ng from. ak
to ten yanrs, tllirtean syar 10 drafted l3t 10
the disciplinary sbat Hons, ftee "a we're
condonnn ned TO ry I,el %
3ties and Rthrty.ro We're acaMl led. Three q
civilians implicated in 4 the rnpttny, We're
handed over TO the civil lthoritles Tor
3trial Ssl3s M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Thousands Dead III Ruins;
Martial Law Proclaimed

attempts at organization have proven
futile. Martial law has been procla aimed,
md effort Is being made 70 calm thu 4
people, but With iitle hope. as the earl hi
5nuakes still continue up % this AZ tassE
noon. five shocks being felt tod {, d y q. ai.
though not so frequent nor yiolent. shl,1
enough to- keep the people Ia q stAsAs i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
SERIOUS gTROU in h
e MACON NOW FEARED

M GoN GA, a Apgust The Central U,
Ma con z Railway ana gllt q coni pal.y on
ira III, union men OF he city
are walking somo of B them going and
returning 10 their hon, mi les ON foot
vi l As stat tod that Sc vera cars have been
Knocked, or tra eks ny ob strlot Ions, but
IA serious Injuries faIe reported rlous
ftTnlibla In mt lGipQt ed, Sy NV a, si7 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

tcontinlled on sixtl l'age'l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

by AHsoolated Fress Y
e. GALVESTON TFs2X., August sls'-7,'Yal-
paraiso has been wrecked by enrthauake'
and fire and the few buildings that
escaped serious darnage from the quakes
have either been burned or y are IN I'M
mediate da lger OF being burned.
! The people are pan rlcken. and all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Shot a 3Fl cling N eg;T!.o,s 8.

3s Ofilcer IRA q ley arr ted 20 nnsoN
(coloFed y " about "a lock last nlgh ipIS
M pS9S swf
a. halt bY the POI scanDst 4ng a bullet ~
over hIsl lhead a 4 He was .ta ken To- the First
Police stat Ion and ckeds ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

HULLY thousand PERSONS according q tie latest
Santiago de Chile lost their lives in
Santiago also Severely Thirty people Were
rs there, and the loss placed at 2oooooo
&cept the foegong ne estimates ot he5 damages andS
casualties earthquake Chile
and the above
confirmation. Hss
people the fear
further and fleeing Refugees
ting into Santiago forty.two miles. away
S$8S E sa7# COVERED LARGE AREA
The covered Shocks
III Tacn Of Chile A number minor towns
either materially lparaso
Been described while
and the
life undoub
graphic been but
sages have yet been received from Valparaiso
Thursday 8 ana
was followed tnervals throughout the
filled with Walin
the inhabitants Santiago
yvers Quickly exnguished heavy
much from ire people nave
REPORTED DESTROYED.
The disturbances confined to the Pachc sloPe the
bu Iquqe the escaped injury
The was recorded by IN
olulu, Hamburg and Gottlngea. .B B,
firms Europe and America with
Chile received announcing the safety 81
Among the places reported to have been damaged or de-
Vinar del Mar 1aooo people; three miles from
Qulpque Lmachc Of 1000 people each both "
8raiso province, s3l =, a, -,
8Tiahel 1900 people miles northwest Of Santiago
Valenar people miles north ana
small towns ss5A8, g 8s. +, 41g . ##,Sss
rhe Are built to Withstand earthquakes. They made Of
yth thick wallis seldom than two stories
are therefore, combustbe was the case m San
cisco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Zapalenie p1uc.

w dniach tax zmiennego powie-
trza, gdzie jeden dzien Jest ciep1y
przyjemny 9 nastepny przeimujaco
Jimmy jest, kaszel zaziebienie ia.
stepuje zazwyezaj Me zaniedbuj-
Gle Dajjmniejszeggo zazieebienla... Za~
pa1enie pluc i wiele, podobnie ME
=bezpiecznych chor6b So czesto ra
.stepstwem lekkieggo zaziebienla:
Dzieciiom c1erpiacym na koklusz POI
.winno sie5dawae seyery BaIsam ma
p1uca azeby zapobiedz zapalenliu.
.p1uc, muzgu Tub zo1sgdka. seYery
sBassam na pIuca leczy mlodyeh j
starychso1dr. $50. Jakob H[ 1,t1lksk,
Phillips, Wis, pisze: Pahskf il Bals
sam nap1uca Jest praWdziwieesfeenla'ol
menaalny. On ochronil Gala moja
rodziine cd najjmmio'dszeggod najstaart.
arogiej chorobyzpIuc gdy.5
wszyscy byH naWiedzeni okropne'ml..
zaziebieniem! Cena 25ci Eoc We.
w.szvstkiiehaptekac albozu y
sepera CO Cedar Rapids, low
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
..Mankietnikach'

Mankletnlkach !,
czyli ,~,Maryawitach' rozpi-
suje sic " chwili obecnej
szeroko prasa: w~arszaWska.
,,Mankietnicy" jestto stoWa-
rzyszenie: ~powsta1e pred
kilkunastu laty W P1oeku.
Poczatkowo chodzi1o za1ozy
cielom o reforme swieckiego
W kierunku
bardziej ascetycznego,
plan tel reformy dosta}
sic pod wp}ywy wizyonerki
PAM Koz}owskiej i zosta1
spaczony. Przy}aczano rome
praktyki religijne, ME zgadza-
jace sic ami z duchem, AMI 2
przepisami Koseiola katolic-
kiego. Za}ozyciel Stowarzy-
szenia, @. Honorat, kapucyn,
cofnal sic cd Stowarzyszenia
kt6re przerodzifo sic W sekte,
a biskupi zaczeli :przeeiw
niej wystepowac.
Wnioski sekty swystosowa-
ne do Rzymu o uznanie
dzia1alnosci sekty i jej pro-
pagatorki Koz}owskiej od-
rzucono.
Sekta zywi Wielka Geese
ola Najswieszej Maryi Pan
ny Nieustajacej pomocy, po-
chodzenia greckiego, . ma
pisem greckim i greckim
krzyzem, kt6ry W pewnych
okolicach kraju wypiera 2
chaty wiesniaczej obraz ma.
szej Patronki narodowej,
Matki Boskiej Czestochow-
skiej.
Opr6cz tego odznacza5a sic
sekciarze nadzwyczajna ado
racya NajsWietszego Sakra
mentu, lecz praktyki PREY
tenn zupelnie So niegodne .
przepisami naszego Koscio-
Miedzy innemi ME uznaje
SACRAMENTO Pokuty.
Sekclarze uwazaja "a swa
mateczke Koz}oWska i
r~oczpowiadaja, re W ostatnich
,zasach urodzila sic druga
,swieta dzieWica' druga
,mateczka"- a "a taxa uWa-
;aja c6rke PAM Kozlowskiej
Przygotowuja tez ma przyjs
;cie ahtychrysta, kt6rego je:
. Mich ma porodzic,
innemi jeden 2 ksie
81 mankietnik6w nazWa
stad, re sekciarze
1osza czarne manklety
1dczytaf Z ambonY nastepne
oredzie:
,,Aniof Gabrye1 przybyl
10 ma!eczki poWie-
izia1 jei, ze 9 wolf Optaatrz
1osci %zostala WyDrana ne
natke Antychrysta. SWieta
nateczka cierpiala mad tenn
{. ma WydaG naWpia lat pot
.ora Izemdlala. Leez us1y-
z,asfWg,lsaizzy,, ze trzeba bye e po
luszna vol Bl=ozej, poWytt6rzY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

~ 49, - - - -.
Il sWojej: Otomm Jest s}uuziel,b t''.i
MICA Panska,=niech sic stanie
:wedlug sloWa TWeggo
mateczka zgodzila sic
JUL 2 tego iednego Widat,
zeHekta tonic v mistyeyzzmniilet9
i v niejasnych Wizyach Ko-
kt6rej sic wydaje1
'ze jest poWolana ma nastep-.]
czynia Nai6wietszej Fanny
Mary, co jest Wprost- blur
nierstWem.
z drugiej etrony znowu
sekta odznacza sic zyciem,
czystem, w~strzemiezliWem j
skromnem. 70 tez ksieza ma
legacy do tel ssekty tenn
wlasnie zyciem zyskuja
plyw i zaufanie swoich para
|fian. Szersza dzialalnosc
,,Mankietnik6w" czyli Ma
.+ryawit6w", zwr6ciia uwage
wfadzy duchownej w}adza
|kilku ksiezy zawiesi}a W u.
rzedzie, lecz to mic ME po-.
mogio. Gdy jednemu re "a
wieszonychz " czynnosciach
kaplahskich ksiezy dziekan
odczyta} rozporzadzenie bis
kupa, ten: odpar} pc prostu,
re czuje sic ma sumieniu:
czystym.
Nazajutrz udzielaf pomimo
zawieszenia posing duchow
nych, odprawif sw. msze i
%powiedzial 2 ambony, re po-
mimo-rozkazu wladzy bedzie
nadal ksiedzem, DO przez BIZ
skupa m6wi szatan; nadcho.
dza ola Ko6cio}a smutne
easy, ale MECH wierni be-
Eda spokojni, MECH buduja ka-
plice, a beda zawsze obs}uze-
nj przez swoich p~asterzy.
Podobne wypadki oporu
w}adzy %duchwnej pisze
,,Praca Polska" spoWo-
|dowa}y b6jki " koscio}ach.
SfanatyzoWany lud broni
dostepu do kosciof6w, wI6-
znych miejscach buduje ka-
.plice, Jest kwestya nabliz-
szej przysz1oSci.
Zawieszeni W kapfahskich=
czynnosciach ksieza, opiera-
JAG sic " swej w}adzy spadli
Eprzez to: samo VT. wv. W
prawie kanonicznem irregu-
kt6ra pociaga "a So
ba niemoznos6 sprawowania
.~obowiazk6w kap}a6skich
przez Gale zycie.
Do jakiego stopnia nova
herezya sic stala niebezpiecz-
ma, dowodem fakt, ze x. Ar.
cybiskup Papiel wydal " tel
sprawie obszerny list paster-
ski, ostrzegajacy lud pred
fa1szywymi prorokami j pie
tnuiacy ich dziafalnoSc, w1o.
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