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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
COMING EVENTS.

Sept 20-Hamllton hall. Mill Plain. Dance given by Court D. B. Hamilton, F. of A.
 September 20-Goodwill hall, Wat erville, third annual dance given by Court Welch. F. of A. degree team.
 Sept 21-Lithuanian hall 103 Green street. First annual ball biven by Morressy's orchestra.
 Sept 21-Simonsville Club recep- ton given by Smith X Griggs Base ball team.
 Sept c2-Osborn Glen. Clambake given y the East Side Outing club of NarSatuck.
 Sept. 27-Auditorium, second an- nual whist party given by the young ladies of St Anne's parish.
 Sept 2s. 30. Oct 1, ?, 3, I. 5-At B. A. c. hall. The annual fair of the Brooklyn Athletic club.
 Oct 2-Turn hall Scovill street. SociabIe and dance.
 Oct 3-Knights of Columbus hall. Sociable and dance giYen by the l.. A. to B. Of R. T.
 Oct 5-Turn hall Scovill street. Swedish dance given by LOge GOta Lejon o.-of V. Oct. 5-odd Fellows Hall. Ches- hire. Reception and dance given by the R. T. D. club.
 Oct T-Poli's theater Entertainment given by St Francis Xavier's parish.
 Oct 9-Neary building. Naugaruck, Opening dance and reception of NIr and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing class.
 Oct 16-City hall. Third annual dance given by St Thomas Cadets Football team
 Oct Is-Musie Hall. Citizens Bank building. SociabIe and dance given by the Winchesters-
 Oct 1s-City Hall. Charity Whist given by the Queens Daughters.
 Sept 22-our Lady of LOurdes hall Motion pictures and entertainment
 Oct 2rCity hall Twelfth aunaal sociabIe given by Ladies EuxBiary. A- o. H
 Nov. T-Leaveaw0rTh hall. recep- ton and dance given by AIg0nguia Socizl club.
 Nov 15-0-Lithuzui1n AzIl. Grznf fair given hy the Llthu4aizR WOnenIs society Tuta-
 Nov. if. 1s-GoodwiH han, Wa tervfIls. Under The Gas Light or ~Ia The Shadows of Old New York 2 in 5 acts. hE the wstervlIls Ihespssn elub.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
The Secret.

From his farm Judge Blank was in the habit of supplying the preachers of all the churches with four, corn, hay and vegetables free of cost. He also kept the country supplied with venison from the herd of deer which he kept fof many years. He built a big smokehouse in the rear of his grounds. One night, unseen himself, he saw a man emerge from the smoke house with side of pork on his shoul. der. He recognized the intruder, but said nothing. A week, afterward the fellow approached him, saying, Judge I understand you had some meat stol- en from your smokehouse" The old judge raised his hand deprecatingly and said: "Sh! No one on earth knows anything about that but you and me. ."-Argonaut.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Jack Tar st a christsnine.

A sailor went up to the font to haze bis baby baptized. Sailors as a class claim little stock in babies. and nail- rally enough this one presented the inc fant feet foremost
 The other way" said the Einist 2, snd accordingly Jack turned the inf ( upside down
 Excuse me" said the eiergynan, q mean the other way" So back cana the embryo f0retopmsn to ths frst pst sition. to the discOurzgenent of eys-. body.
 Wind it, yack." said ths nzuticsll assistant. and with an -Aye. are, sir. Jack promptly turned the kshT cad fo-. eud. and it was duly chrisss1sd hea1 frSt-1On Nzn-of-vsr."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE

Souvenirs will be distributed to all the children at to-morrow's matinee at the Jacques. This weeks bill has easily been the biggest winner of the season and is headed by the clev- CT English actor, George Abel and his company of seven players in the side splitting farce comedy Three of q Kind" Miss Bessie Wynn has been bit hit this week with her six tune full selections. Miss Beatrice Mckenzie Walter Shannon X Co in "A Shine Filtration present a real novelty which has very attractive musical features. Next week the headliner will be Ned Weyburn's Side Show"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Lord Youna's Wit.

Looking across the table of public dinner at the overrubicund and fishy eyes of his neighbor opposite. Lord Young. who was a famous lawyer. in- quired who the owner of the vinOus countenance might be and was told he was the president of a water trust. Aye said Lord Young. Well. he looks like a man that could be trusted with any amount Of waterr'
 Some one told Lord Young that the house of lords had on appeal affirmed a decision of his. Tt may be right, after all." was his lOrdship's reply.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
LEW FIELDS.

The coming to this city of Lew Fields and his exceptional company, presenting the new musical comedy ''The Girl Behind the Counter" will be an event of peculiar interest to play-goers, and without doubt Poli's theater will be crowded on the occa- sion of the performance on Wednes- day, Sept 25. Prices will be $2, 1.50, $1, 75 cents and Gallery 30 cents. Seats will go on sale Monday, Sept 23, day earlier than usual Positive r ly no free list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
MOVING PICTURES.

An unusual feature is announced by the Imperial Moving Picture Com pany for Sunday evenings exhibition at Poli's. The headline feature will be "The Passion Play" This silm is 34O0 feet long and is tinted in nat ural colors producing beautiful scenic effect. Another big feature is "The life of a Boot Black which is very realistic. There are several others on the bill. Prices, 15 and p cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
EIGHT BELLS.

The Brothers Byrne will appear at Polls tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening presenting their successful pantomimic comedy enti- tied Flight Bells"' production en-: tirely original in every detail. Flight Bells'a in brimful of good. things and there is no end of laugh producing effects. Popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
SOuFTHING FoR NOTHING.

Why not pay your sabsrTiPtio1 t3 the Democrat in sdvzncsz Its t,. vozr advantage BT 50 6of-g Yof. get the Wozznis HoEs Cozpzrzoa., ], one of the best 10 cszt Ezgzzizss. issusd. absolutely freq Tks rFfca of paper and Ezzsri1s fl yoz pay Ia, advzzos Is A cs1ts -E SIS
 for tArsa znaEAs q E-s-z=sE~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
More Pay For Rapti.t pr.ashsrs

Detroit. Mich, Sept. 20.-The Detroit Baptist association, representing forty nine churches in eastern Michigan. adopted a recommendation that the pastors of the association be given a 10 per cent increase in salary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
P LIS

THE GIRL FROM BROADWAY"
 Someone ought to take that "glrl' back to Broadway and shoot 'it." The person responsible for it should get a life sentence at hard labor. Wow but that was the limit. Oh for sever al good hooks last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

The average amount of rainfall be- low the equator is twenty-six inches, while north of the line it is thirty seven and one-half inches.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

Including most tempting showing of the Fashiona Dress Goods that has the stamp of fashions approv abroad and at home for this Fall Showing. PLAIN AND NOVELTIES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS 4S-INCH FANCY WORSTEDS- The newest monotone weaves in three colored stripes and checks, strictly all wool ...N> % sPrice, yard $loo lo-INCH CLOTH PLAIDs---==ssf-. An unTivaled collection of the latest styles :, such as the blue and green combinations and self colored plaids in all the leading dark s- colors for fall, Price, 8 yard $125 42-INCH SELF NOVELTIES. h.
 One of the newest styles in foule cloth in stripes plaids and shadow effects, all wool in navy, green garnet, brown, etc, Price, yard $1 OO 43-INCH SILK PLAID TAFFETAS- '% = The latest creation on dark ground, wool taffeta cloths for shirt waist dresses in navy, green, brown and garnet with shadow and silk! over plaids, Price, a. yard $1 25
 LADIES' TAILORINGS. THE LATEST IMPORTED FRENCH NOVELTIES Tn the new two and three colored stripes, also chevron stripes and plaids, strictly all wool materials, Price, yard $1 50 and $2. % 4s-INCH SATIN STRIPE NOVELTY
 In just two patterns, one on the two-toned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

Are lot of Tailored Suits in new stripes and
 plain Serges, semi and tight fitting coats, new model plaited skirt with folds in 7blue brown,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
|2zz 1sl zza,zaIl 8za1a
TELEPHONES 1175 and ITS
From the Suif Department The Latest
 Arrivals Here

green and grey. At $16.75, $1975 and $21.75 each Maternity skirts of black Panama plaited
 models . Price $S.75 each
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

lkl'1t6t5rego lud poblal;zlllEiilwaeem,l|iiiE
al Il pychle wbiI5algdy
~ 2;u:m'l'iier i 4 W y q. ]: BE Big u. .,l, ppo.I
zdawalemm ae = lt1g:I
B3,ocgile ellr' (patryota) iml az
.raz u u1m,l'ie,r,at. Moe - boska,
.przss,dil. kl,:t'l6ra te 1I,a; uul,esggaa:mll,
'wgas,t5yed !zz,a'idila,lje ~ksllta ll,,lilIi'g 4 ~, 10
.w |, d waszym. lEuseb. hist.
:eccl. /. 2. .. 81. !. klo1'6lcze tychl
.kilkk g uwag seowami Ar'y'istot'--
leleasa:: Z, g |l'',! 8 Jest \ izaprzy-
siezonym MISREPRESENTATION
wsszystkich szcze6liwych.
X. Prouineyti.:'1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
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Fl. B.. B. Jablofski-
agent Wiarusa
-. y, #.
1853 w. Broad ul.
Y szalc;';iuInkiem

Boil STAW0W i muakub65w 50.
codziennemi doleglivosciami req,
matycznemi ludsi. WieKska czead
tych wypadkow zale&y % mccoy
stego stanu krvi. :NajlePszem le- q.
karstwem jest Ora Piotra, Gomozo,
stare szwajcarskie lekarstswo, kt6re
oy}o odkryte prsez stareGGG piemieo~~
kiego lekarza prxeszfo asee;lho te1hu;;,'
b4rdzo mato ogt.azane:: ..iI::rkywsaai;,,
ono ozystost zyj&s!o e,diii g. II a.
krw;i, wsmaonia eaty systemp ,.iiea-1
badowuje og6lne zdrpw, . ME JEST,
to lekarstvo apteos'pql;esSS s.. >*lleeca11: d t,i3
czaja go specyalni agenoi. Osoby
miieiszkajace ". !okolicy, ggdzie {. ai,e,>
ma agepta ma Ora Piotra G;omozo,.
moge otrsymad dwaanasoiis' $50 bue
przesy}aj4c s.. 90 wppose; do,
w}~ascicieli. Ia oferta przys}uguje'
tylko a tel samej oeobie. Piszcie.
do: DR.. Peter Fahrney &sons, Co.,
So. Hoyne ave, Chicago,
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
Tryumf W sztnce wyrohu.
myd1a. 81.

Me istnnlleje prawdopedobnie. my; !,
do, kt6reby laczybo, y sobie lyle;
znakomitych wlasnoSci, co severy,
:Lecznicze Mllyd}o, skdrns. Jeat TO
absolutnie czyste, at,tyssptNczna'
.aprawione lekankwam, .my9dap' DO q
toalety ! kqippiiieli.s Czyni ono. saeps.-.
X, krostovata .tars 6hafa j !
miekks.. UPiskssa zpted; St ;;ulsara
wszelkie= q ~ Gai :wyrznty, snadrt
mm;ierny fnpieA5 ]: e :1' orre''yy 1sk.dsyy 'ans
glowie. Doeken4sls'd IS golenia Is
myoia glowy do kspania: dxieei.
F.jleps.ss ~ n'ydlo al. nls.clyl.s,
kobiety asieckas5 csiysei, sol
upieksta.. Jeden ia~alsk staro.y =.
bardxo .dluggo' Cs.a $50 pppsxE.e.z
~ *: y.ys..yya4.i eh e.pte-
.eh. ~, lab J. 81. 81 WI, a! ]. ssrsre: g. ! i
.;Ce,tar Rapids, low ovte I 81 &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
z NANTICOKE.Pa

W tych dniach spotkaio
mnie nieszcze6cie, gdy3 10
sta}em potlnczony v kop.l.
nj, ale juz. nj lest Bogusdzie
H lepiej, lecz ch lt' Z jeszeze
ME J r m q ola tego aboneneii
WI Wiarl,sa niechaj !. be 8 eier
plivi 4 = nj: bedzie; eroehele-
PEI, " bede m6s1 " odvi.,
kk ,tl'1:,' .je'dlhl1alkl!s ,. chc i 2 =;
i predzie'j :zap Pa i g. 81 u
90, niechaj m5'iea a & q Cd
wiedzic .przyi1ie6c tase4,
tost, "a Co: i "a Abedlssts'bb.1d7os
wdziecz;n,yj;: y. I .:eo''.s,7a g s'sa',s+s
-E 80 49, - =" - a,t. --,.t" r a' ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
$500 u. 80 S!@ 81 asIj' go ) 6iE B ..ss.
sSasie,dllK,diI 4, zlolslt,alllli i q ! klpiegpIl.

,Literalnie; iakk.sslilen, !
S5miert i.bylsm 8 slsty aby opu
.scii6 BAko; ! sasiedlss rrzepowiHd.slliis
IS ig'd1yw4yciu SO ME opu,szcuslIee;; !.
sIscz zostslis okpienit ooii Rlis6hs
Ybsdaad rieki8Boogn zzostattem xniiee
3wolony do spr6box anial u. Kings
New Discovery. tylko:a,
cztefyIdolaroMee b s. I znpeli
|Enleg.o wyyIleexeddiiiass kssz1 toddsJy,aika.I1
MA zdlrorwiiiass'e' 81 = piisze planiI
Neutrality-suspicious. Stark CO.
|Ind.I lkf5f leczeeln,iiaa lfunssiiss
zssiieeboiieniassorax g.jje nia g4rdls
~plncsJesst gvarxn1towany przexapte,
karxssM.. JS5KoWslewskieggo.Stt
[@l.O. Butslkin AZ probe dsrIno.
S&THyHS |Rg%8&S5SG&SSsp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07
Przeglad ,,SpraW narodo-
sW'y'c'h / kllo5cielnych'' XII.
ka UJNW'ag ka[,s'diedllLz,u Krulszce
2 RIlpon, Wis.

Mkt i ME oli,,.. ;zzaalp,lrlzz,e,,c,zy, % 4 !
KRruszka mawrodzona milo5t
j natura1ny popped do pisania.
Sows7em przyznaf MI trzeba
e por6cz ks. S. 8. p. D[abrsolw-
skiego j Skulika, on spierW-
szefstwo do obec en-. chwil i
trzzlyma 20 wszystkiich ksiezy
v Ameryce. Mkt mic przeczy,
% ma checi mu zbywa j ma
wet Cd czasu do czasu "
,,Kuryerze' cos roztropnego,
powaznego, orygin AL j
pouczajace ego napisze, ale
czesto, bardzo czesto
dumaczy z gazet in
nonarodowych. q .adrugiejj
jodnak strony wszyscy ro-
zumni wiedza, ze czesto ma
duzywa swego stanu, piszac
rozprswy " uKuryerze",Pi Pr
sac moze, DO ma czas; pisac
powinien, DO ma sposobno6c,
ale unikac powinien zasady
Voltair'a* :i::>et p: VIZ 1906
zamsta palas<: przeciw ;,pieciu1
ksiezom,n urzednikom Stow;
Pol. Swiec.: Ksiezy, kt6rzy
puplicznie W imieniu du-'
chowie6stwa zaprotestowali W
~rozmaitych gazetach przeciw
jego artykulom og}aszanym
" Kuryerze. Potem navy
my6la} hiskupom, j~akiemus
,,Chrupie," chociaz, gdy
Chrupa zbi} jego kontradyk-
eye, ks: Kr. zamilcza}; POI
tenn zajmowa} sic iakim5
niemcem, a obecnie napada
ma Xxx Observation-Disclosures
i redaktora nowego >tygodni-
ka W Milw.:... ME: zwazajac
ma to-: .zze :: nietylko g'azetY, .:
le i SAM :Arcyb. zsymon pote-
pia jego dzia}alno6c. Zakon'
nicy powinni siedziec' W kla.
sztorach; :zak]adaf wyzsze
szko}yi. t. d. a p~rzedewszyst
klein powinni zajac sic pi.
Smiennictwem, ably ksiedza
Kr. prawda wypisana mogli
uspokoic. Powinni zabrac sic
do nauki, drukowac ksiazki
religijne, pouczajace i. t. d..
a wreszcie udac sic do lu-
dow poga6skich i tam nie6c
swiatlo WARY a nadto powin-
nj ks. Kr. zawezwa6 do siebie
ma rekolekcye To jednak
nietylko odnosi sic do Zmar-
twychwsta6c6w, ale do wszy-
stkich zakonnik6w, jezeli ME
chca, ably ich spotkalo to co
ich poprzednik6w, "a czas6w
,kulturkampfu' " Niemczech;
ma Fll]plnach. 1uD opecnle
we Francyi. Jednakowoz do
p6ki wyzsaa w}adza >konten.
tuje sic obecnem ich zaje-
ciem, ks. Kr. powinien bye
cicho, jak biskup jego ma
sprawy jego. ow@chce zmaf
twychwstahc6w nauczyc, ze
erkom'funika ME 4 anaezy ~
k1scie, ale % sam Y: Y: 4. ba ', : !
so~iiat - ao.s,ai1 ssegot!sle~e
jak L.uter: tlpmaczyl msl3e6-
stwo i-odpust, albojak Briant!|
rozlaczenie ko6cioia fran
cya) cd pafstwa 60 macy
oYLonnnn;;ka9 Wvkluczonie 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

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kr,v, Lr,,s colo 1850;
=, -;orv =, 8, $50 800 r. - &c -
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{; * i, = .. 1 spo: !; $
nidal; na3an;amr. .amata . - 3,
nii,ewiiln il lulbl: bantowa-
MEM :przeciw wladz;y. - o.
biskup6w nam chodzi! Prze-
.iez wszyscy ich pragniemy,
pukamy, DO 6wiec-
kie towarzystwa, parafie, kon.
pres, ca}v nar6d i kaplani.
wszvscv v spos6b roz-
D, przvzwojtv, tvlko ks.
= ~ v4
kr. odm'ennle. Sam nleraz
pisa}: ncierpllwoscl :potrzeba
90 Rzym .wolnym kroklem|
10, hnzniooznvynr n0etoni1iov
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

katoliclklsiiGem q, chociaz malo (
ksattol,llii,cyzmie vie - tux 6g
tygodnndi llII.i kl':aatt,o1lliict,klsiem 81,
slIlpe'm, chociaz IS. Kr. kato,
licyzmnu " MIN ME wiidzi
Prawde pisac trzeba, DO Il
observation-disclosures ale trzeba Il
delikatnie, pouczajaco boz
zgors'zenDia ~wypewiedzief j ..
pisluaae' = tt!eeggo reddalktor II.
|godHika skfupnlatnie dopil:
nuie, = ks. 81. slp,rzeciwnie;
$50 81 mein Herr! Posadza
Iks. Krr. redaktora tygodniks
70 tlunnaczenie ,spraw narod.
j ko6cielnych" ii:mii6wii, Is Sic
niet oplacalo# ma niemieckie
tlu1n mace 2 t .'1; gaze
|te pollskq y y q. u 4 / MEM. To
|glupstK,oe,l d. N :E,l1l,al'1 ,,spraw
narodowych j kokcielnych''
Jest W: F|g.rropie Ito y: y Au -
stryi, 9 nallezJy DO Dc ddyec. Mil Mil
iak i, e b l'l'..l,a dawno pti!s lisa we
] Wiarusie'' 2 IS. rrefa' i l:
|tygodlnlike tylk'o kiwa 4 ra = 4
= inaYy1nii, be- be ks !: K Z r k . 4
y miesiacn; pakdzierniku Tub
]; l|istopaa9 !l'' {; gdy Q. te ten piaaa. /.
Druggii tlurnacz it4obscny
Jest v A:meryce, pochodae-.
MIA niem;: Il OLGA MEM. mat.
Polki) ijest sekretarzeml
Cd howego= roku W pewnej
dyedezyi. Jest istrzeci, lecz
ten Polak " mie6cie mad je.
Michigan, a nadto jest
dw6ch bardzo wysoka god
powaznych Polak6w
Rzymie. % tenn %niedawno
% m6wi} ,,Chrupa" DO s}y-.|
szaf to cd wyzszej wladzy
przypuszczam ze j ks. Kr. to
Wialdomo. CT jednak wszyscy
ola dobra Polak6w i
. sij ,C(5hrystusowej a ks. Kr.
!: ted ~, s'z!ws'ankule. > K!I:q9!r:yer'''
!. "a lin 81 Xxi ! tx r ::'. .'oogIasza-
4 skftffdd!kle: % odbudoawa'aniet
w najmnieejgzej Pol.
W W'.i Il. | to
kfamstwo, jak teraz ,wysz}o
: kopyta" TO sam ks.
g. 8 " nr. 19|. Tub IS. ,,Ku.
vera" og}asza 10 W mie6cie
81 rodzin a ma far.
mach IS, razem 80 rodzin.
Tymczasem sa o wiele mniej-
szes;w dyecezyi Mil. j innych
Wisconsinie n. p. W dyec.
Ia Crosse, parafia " Hatley
ME ma 20 rodzin, W Cassel
rokiem ME by}o CO.,
v d'yecezyi Green Bay n. p.
v Belmont Is, Baylyes Har-
Dor: 48, Oshkosh ME ma 60|
. Northern ME ma So.
So mein Herr Sic
I&g4s=.Lt 4>r%tF~sN ."Er - - - .@G-ft rIE4"t b -sE 1
aufpassen, DO ME
plazem v zapomnie.
nis nowiny ks. Kry puszczaja.
Sc. !. 3 Z g. lprzy,da sic klamstwem
lwiat' oma ! j pieniadze.
. zbl LEI q 2 tenn samem ropbic
pie drugim. Mojzeszem i niby
Observation-Disclosures narodu7 Pol
lacY ohethis udde~
Iaj3, mis- zs' ppo6t1f4s ii ich okhf
.yxact. " zf.lisWisIs din na .:
DIV, ! P'oollak;5| & ! 4 Europe ii ! . . !
aesss ~ Ds-.E ius>-.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-07

---- --------- -
Wyklai DO w1asciwie q
den Is. exkomunikowac ii
lkogo ME moze) Sam Pal
lJezlulse Y eWangelii NOV
Hoby ko6ciola ME sluchal
niechaj b:edzie jako Faryze
usz j celnik MECH be
!dzie wyklety. Sw. Pave
" !. do Galat6w m6wi: cho.
cilaal4llb1y anri6l ,zn ii = ,zztstapiil|
a inne nauk giosil anizel
ny, MECH bedzie wyklety.
Mech ks. Kr. ME zapomi,
IA teologii moral. aw ME
Traktatu 8 exkomuniicieBi=i ~ cen.
!zurach. Wyraznie czytamy;
-excommunicatio nonnun-
guam in jure anathema 70.
catur. a aslowo anathema;
SAM nasz, s1awny Wujek thu
macy ma klatwa. Dawniej
,w~wIprawdzie e . byla
dwojaka,.: 1 nla|!ilaan1|plVipie mnior
imajor, leczs Plus TX konst.
,,Apostolicae sedis" zni6s}
mnior, vice: pozostaje major.
Wzia6c do rekii 2 namyslem
parzeczytac prawo kanon, s..
sSsmith'a xydanie 3. a.
1855 ( / 1851 q 1857 = prze,;;
czzy IT lepiej: n :'ii :Liturgie y:
St. Francis to. "a. Wuuj-:::
powiedziec trzeba, ze a
znacsy wyk]ecie -
3 vice to co Bog m6wi} q
naucza, chyba, ze ks.
Kr. chce przekrecic Gala ma
uke jak Luter, Kalwln, La.
.anarolo, Hodur j Kozlow-
ski wtedy> wolno j. ,,psu
"a Pana Boga szczekac." >ez
Adam Stanis}aw Krasi6.
Xxi, biskup Wile6ski autor
orawa kanonicznego (wyda'
ne we Whine. r. 1861 mo-
WAC o exkomunice tax sic
(str 34o:) K]}ffaary' h:
ilcielne: 50 8 's2'l : ';i il. kl|a . t j
exkomunicatio) zaWiesze
lie fsrspensio: i: >interdykt|
koncylium
Crydenckie Les. .25. r. 8. do
n~azywajac klatwe ner-
karno6ci ko6cielnej mo-
ii, ze tego MECCA oszczednie
2 wielka ogledno6cia uzy'
vac nalezy 49,. be- napo.
nnie6, bez formy sadowej
klatwy rzucac ME TREE
"a. Widocznem jest, re s}o.
70 exkomunika t}umaczy sic
klatwa: Czy za6 s}o-
NO exkomunika i klatwa je-
i ten sam skutek spra-
via, o tenn napisze ks. Kru-
'z1kaa bistorye, gdy co ME daj
mialby umrzec, jak
Kozlowski v exkomunice,
! wtedy nietylko Zmar-
;;wych..:.... ale wszyscy inni
sic prawdy, 9 O..
o9ecnie "a zycia, "a oszczer
! potwarze niechaj Cd.
j naprawi slave imia
przez: niego potarlgane. sw.
m6v ! os e q, = naee
1jablas =. M, jezyku : slu i
y T. uszachtl..s sa SSloWem: .radxe
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le '.l,' z4smrfiillczza . my "a
"a "a odplacat powinnii--

lsmy my :...5..
Pred Hdwoma tygodniamii
jakas q, Mucha.O Gear ~ 81.
Hut umie6cil We Wiarusie
zapytanie ks. Kruszce, pro-
! szacego . ~wyt}umaczeniie ~
lkiej6 bezboznlueiksiaz We
czytaj nlapisanejprze Ho-
du i, czy tel mu podobnego.
Nv tel ksiazce zasy}a autor
ksiedzu
lKr. q jednak dotad AMI 10.
III. ami ,,Kuryer" mic ME
%wspomnieli. Amice nosec
teipsum. y wszystkiem pi-
iszecie, ale ponlewaz obawia
Isle kto6 aby "a wiele tych
|szydel zkopyta ME wyszio:
|dla tego ,,Panowie, milczy-
[cie. Ale to ME hafba ma.
wr6oi6 ale. ylecz trva6 = be
dach ! uporzel !, Niezale5nv
Kozlowski zawezwal ks. KAT.
ELange, lecz ME dozwolil m il,
Bog pojednac sie, DO ME byl
togo L, godzie,nll; Voltaii1r:e 70 wolal:
!ksiedza lecz masoni ME !, p i 5 ].
:wolali;sa'tobie autorze ,,spraw'
ko6cielnych i narodowych"
:radze: zawezwG.k s. Ks. Zmar. :
j popro6 ich,'
ably ci rekolekcye udzielili,
a;potem dopieroS<przed pos
wieceniem ko6ciola, zachec
lud tw6j do misyi4sw. ably ci
sami 90. Zmartwych bio
gos}awiehstwo Boze spro-
""o1 go
|! 49,
'om
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800 'p''0
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z pismiennictwa Ks. Kr.
wyraznie mona czytac, il
Jest zazdra6ny a ma to Teo-
frast m6wi: i zazdrosnych
"a. najnieszcze6liw.
szycb, DO ci ME tylko: VIA
cierpieniami ale szcze
i dobrem ~powodze-
MEM blizuich So dreczeni
(stobaeus desinvice) . Dyo-
genes zapytany, jak MONA
zem6ci6 sic mad ME: /
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"O0Tc-~F-.a 49, E-R-r EefE -. 1879
niieszczssne ALE !: g
Jezeli ks. Kr. twierdai, il
|nowy :tygodn,nik! y : Ml Nil 4 ME
Jest gazette katolicka, 60 easly'
5wiat II spol4czsnIiidd:: Is III Hill j
txisrdli, Il KaI ' I ssst ks !;
seta protssta.nnlc: k ). 4
|pi1aie( u VA d|q i q Is. Is zpplr ! ! i
stano,k;i Il |, K u. ID, / est -
tolickinlass,o's Il: tsyIsss,pn.ile ast.do.
lsye lrozp,loa'xii szec % zaem
Ibosdobrem jednak mniei; 9
nie eetlakatoliekim y tenn
znaczeniu jak jedna ! czech
Hub znamion ko6ciola kato-
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|jllls I Y 4 6' ,''is| ! lt B -. Q. kEa a !
licki rozumie,s lMl IS saI.a d ty-
godnik Jest. ieszctze s.mllodyyp
ale jak dzieckosmale uczesz-
czaiace nasnauka.rA]ipii. iesf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-02


before the two stepped from the Gags
The stars CLEANED softly overhead. the
smell of dew-wet meadows blew across
their faces. The two stopped before
beginning their walk up the street to
the cottage.
whey! That's the hardest job I've
had since football days" said Dick.
unthinkingly.
Marian looked up into his face.
Are you a college mann
Yes, said Dick.
Are you any relation to- the .Hous-
ton who owns these mines?s'
His son. came to learn the busi-
ness from the pick up. as he. did.
But" took the soft face between his
hands. that need make no difference.
need It 90
Marian's reply seemed at first, ir-
relevant. II wrote a story OF a coal
miner. The editor liked 1t so we'll
that he asked me for another chaps
ter. wanted good matertal-and so
IL really live In Boston,. =
Dick looked about him hastily. then
the little figure was almost lifted into
his arms, while the great braid tangled
in his fingers. but I thought
loved you when you were a sixteen
old miners .daughter." he whispered.
but. sir. If you really must know,
am twenty-two!"
Then. we will only wait for you to
put up that braid" And Dick laughed
like boy.-(Copyright 1905, by May
McKeon.)