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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
UNCLE zfkE APPEARS
AT CRYSTAL TONIGHT

Tonight and tomorrow nights the
18th, and 18th, Raymond D. Crawford
will present "Uncie Zeke"and "South-
ern Belle" two high class rural plays
at the Crystal Theatre. This is com.
pany of twenty-five people augmented
by band and orchestra. Their "Rube"
hand is special feature, playing on the
streets in "hay-seed' costume. They
come in special car, carrying their
own scenery. They are playing to ca.
pacity houses all through the State and
this is an opportunity that the lovers
of good clean comedy should not miss.
The scenes of "Uncle Zeke" take you
from the midnight robbery in the post
Office at Postum TrOt to the den of the
robbers in the heart of Chicago then
back to the old farm of Uncle Zeke,
where you will be royalty entertained
by a good old country dance.
The orchestra will render the follow
ing program:
Overture william Tell". .Rosanna
Selection. :. "Mexicana" -. Hubbell
Descriptive Overture. ...... Buccolossi
The Hunting Scene"
Tickets on sale at the st. Lucie Drug
Company. Reserved seats, so cents;
general admission S5c; children 25c.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
THE CITRUS EXCHANGE
MAKES fine SHOWING

The Florida Citrus Exchange an
nounces that its returns for fruit ship
ped to market up to December 10th,
were more than so per cent higher per
box than for the same period of last
year. 1t also announces that it will
act for limited number of crops of
celery and tomatoes from the Manatee
sub-district. 1t is the purpose to grad
ually take on more of these outside
branches of business until the entire
field is covered. The Times believes
this to be a good step. The Exchange
is already provided with all the market
ing machinery and connections and il it
can handle the entire fruit and vege-
table business of the State it will effect
a tremendous economy. Having been
fully justified in its confidence in the
Exchange on the fruit proposition, this
paper has no hesitancy in recommend
ing the producers of all winter crops to
employ it in disposing of them.
The great trouble with Florida fruit
and vegetable growers has always been
in the marketing. They have suffered
immense losses every year since they
began sending their stuff to market.
The Exchange has put out Of business
most of the petty swindlers who lived
on the ignorance of Florida consignors,
and the commission men and travelling
buyers who remain in the field are re-
strained from anything less than their
best endeavOrs and must make showing
as good as the exchange makes if they
are to stay in the business. That is
they must pay as much for fruit and
make returns in as short time. If
this had been all the Exchange had ac-
,complshed, it would be worth all the
money it has cost. 1t has had a similar
effect in its line as water competition
has had in the matter of railroad freight
charges. Tampa Times.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
COUNTY COURT
REGULAR MEET
Long List of Minor Offenses OC-
Cupy Time of Court
CONVICTIONS SECURED
Court Will Continue in Session a Part OF
Next Week-fertilizer and Gambling
Cases Set for Monday

The st. Lucie county court met in
regular session Monday morning, Feb
ruary 18th, with Judge F. l.. Hem
mings, presiding; Otis R. Parker, pros
ecuting attorney; j. E. Fultz, clerk,
and D. S Carlton, sheriff.
S. Kitching, E. E. Smith. S. A. Da.
Wis, II. H. Racey and A. G. Miller, of
the regular jury venire, were excused
for the term.
The first case called was that Of State
of Florida vs. Frank Green, charged
with assault and battery. The defend
ant entered plea of not guilty. The
court ordered a special venire of twelve
jurymen to report Tuesday morning.
When court convened Tuesday the de-
PENDANT changed his plea, entering one
of guilty. The court ordered him to
pay fine of $50 and serve four months
in the county Jail.
State of Florida vs.. w. A. Sawyer,
charged with assault and battery, was
next called. The defendant was repre-
scented by Attorney Fred Fee. A jury
composed of w. w. Becker, j. H. Lee
Tourneau, Lee Morgan, A. A. Hendry,
r. l.. Brown and Luclen Baker return
ed a verdict of guilty.
State of Florida VS.. Dave |. Roberts,
charged with assault and battery, re-
suited in mistrial, one juror holding
out for verdict of not guilty. Attor-
ney Gordon r. Brocme represented the
defendant. The jury was composed of
A. Lamb, C. r. Prince, Lee Morgan,
A. A. Hendry, j. H. LeTourneau and
&. S. Hart.
O. A. Hartman, who was found gull
ty at the last term of court on charge
of illegal sale of liquor and was fined
$50 ard costs, having paid the fine,
but being unable to pay the costs, the
following order was issued by the Judge:
1T appearing that the defendant hav-
ing paid the sheriff fine of $3.50 i'm
posed upon him in said cause, and that
he, the defendant, is unable to pay the
costs in said cause, it is therefore Or
dered by the court that the defendant
be discharged without the pay ment of
said cOsts.'
The case State of Florida VS.. d. Pas
chal, charged with carrying concealed
weapons, was tried Wednesday morn
ing. A Jury composed of A. A. Hen
dry, W. w. Beacher. R. l.. Brown, W.
M. Merideth, j. T. Beville and M. j.
Raulerson, returned verdict of guilty.
Continued on page a.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
"THEPROMISEDLAND"
SEEN BY VISITORS

Tuesday afternoon the editor in
company with his wife and little son,
Stewart K, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL.
Garnsey and Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Court
ney from Winnebago, Minnesota. re-
spOnded to cordial invitation from
Capt. WI. Tucker to visit the 'Promis-
ed Land" and enjoy the delicious cane
juice and syrup foam from his famed
Good Old Florida Syrup such as only
the Captain knows how to make. The
trip was made in j. G. Coats Overland
automobile in thirty minutes, which
was remarkably good owing to the
condition of the roads.
The party was, most cordially &, eeted
by Captain Tucker and after being
treated to cane juice was shown over
his beautiful orange grove and peach
orchard and then the many curiosities
that the Captain has been accommodating
for years were examined.
The Promised Land" is indeed
rightly named and the Captain spends
many happy hours there looking after
his valuable property.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

great mistake made by Northern rail-
roads, as for instance, the New York
Central, Boston & Maine, Baltimore &
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, in
providing insufficient terminal facilities
at the great cities, Mr.. Flagler planned
terminal yard at Key West of about
100 acres of land, built entirely in shat
low waters on the north side of the is
land, thus creating terminal facilities
largely in excess of the present wants,
but sufficient to supply all future needs
All this great work is so far along
that Mr.. Flagler told the writer that he
expected to see the extension opened
for traffic to Key West by, or before.
January 10, 1912.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Flagler to
operate car ferries between Key West
and Havana, by which freight cars
can be handled without breaking bulk.
AS there are many people who know
little Of the great countries that lie
south of Key West a few figures may
convey some idea of the value and i'm
portance of their commerce. There is
population of more than 100000
pSOptC III lilc COuuJIlco SUZUKI llNIIIS
within 1900 miles of Key West. The
business of these countries aggregate
more than $1,000, 000,0 600 every year,
Havana, Cuba, lies ninety miles south
of Key West. The city OF Key West
has a population of 10000, Havana up
ward of $4,000. Key West is within
1850 miles, in direct line of Colon, the
eastern entrance to the Panama Canal
The distance from New York to Key
West by rail is 1888 lies.
Any one with a fairly acute mind can
easily forsee many great changes that
the opening of this 'seagong railroad
will bring about in development of traf-
fic that will arise under the new condi-
tons. One of our most eminent states
men wrote Mr.. Flagler that he regard
ed the Key West extension as second
only to the Panama Canal in its poiti-
cal and commercial Importance to the
people of the United States.
The building of this road has empha-
sized phrase in Mr.. Flagler's char
acter previously touched upon. When
storms came, hurricanes blew, the sea
rose, and everything looked bad, Mr..
Flagler took occasion to say that there
Continued on page 10Y
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
EAU GALLIECfLEBRATES
WASHINGTON'S BIRTH

The following motor boat races have
been arranged for Washington Birth
day celebration, at Eau Gallie, next
Wednesday:
First Race, 9 a. m. open to all open
boats with speed under IL miles.
Second Race, 10 a. NJ Open to all
cabin boats with speed under IL miles.
Third Race, II a. M Open to boats
with speed of IL miles or over.
Boats will be handicapped on speed
handed in to the committee. Entries
will close on February goth, except in
cases of boats that cannot get to Eau
Gallie that soon.
A measured mile course has been laid
out, so that speed of boat can be de-
termined.
Owners are requested to give in their
fastest time.
For further information write to Geo.
F. Paddison, chairman regatta commit
tee, Eau Gallie.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
DATE OF PICKERTS IS
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

The popular Four Pickerts Company
who were billed to appear at the Crys'
tai Theatre in Fort Pierce all of next
week, have been obliged to postpone
their date week owing to their sue
cessful business in Miami, where they
went to fill a one week engagement,
but became so popular that they are
now playing their fourth week there.
This heightened engagement in Miami
has necessitated change of ali their
other dates, and will bring them to Fort
Pierce a week later, opening Monday
night, February 9th. Full announce
ment will appear next week. Watch
the bill boards and dodgers.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

event of the regatta suitable and
valuable prize, in addition to the special
prizes for the endurance race, the speed
race and the contest for Florida design
ed and constructed boats.
The endurance race, which has be-
come the classic event on Lake Worth,
will be held on Friday, March II, and
there will be many starters for the COW
eted Palm Beach prize of So, 500 in
gold. This prize will become the bona
fde property of that motor boat owner
who first succeeds in winning two con-
tests for the same.
The endurance race this year will be
the second for this prize, the first leg
having been won last year by the mo-
tor boat Dewey, owner w. F. Coachman,
Jacksonville, which made the distance
of 119. l8 miles at a rate of 24,8 miles
an hour. The Jack Rabbit, owned by
Hugh l.. Willoughby, jr., accomplished
the distance at rate of % miles an
hour, and the Eau Gallie, owned by G.
F. Paddison, made the distance at the
rate of 207 miles an hour. The Diana,
owned by George Gingras, Of Rockledge
withdrew early in the race on account
Of pump troubles. In addition to the
Palm Beach grand prize, the Palm
Beach cup, having an intrinsic value of
$500, is for the motor boat showing the
highest average speed for six trials
over the mile course on Lake Worth, and
the association cup also having an in
trinsic value of $500, is for the motor
boat winning the contest for the FlOri-
da designed and constructed boats.
The officers of the association are H..
M. Fagler, president; w. X. Wander
bilt, jr., vice-president; Leland Sterry,
secretary and treasurer; Theodore d.
Wells. chairman of the regatta COM
mittee.
The members of the executive COM
mittee are H. G. Ward, Harrison B.
More, James K. Clark, Lieut.. H. L.
Willoughby, H. E. Bemis; and the
measurer, Clyde Yeomans.
There is every indication that there
will be a large number of contestant
for the prizes offered and some very
events are looked for.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
Notice to Jurors and Witnesses.

By order of Judge Minor s. Jones,
the spring term Of the Circuit Court.
called to meet next Tuesday, has been
adjourned until Thursday, February %.
This had been made necessary by the
Judge being delayed in Del.and. All
Jurors and witnesses summoned to APP
pear next Tuesday are excused until
Thursday. J. Z. FULTz, Clerk.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

The High Schools first base ball
team went to Stuart Saturday where
they were beaten by Stuart organ
ization, 8 to 5. The home boys played
to great odds, but in the return game
scheduled to be played here on the 10Th,
they expect to fully repay their oppon-
entS,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

The Pickerts with company of six
teen people will be at the Crystal
Theatre one week, opening on the 9th.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
MOTOR BOAT REGATTA
ON OLD LAKE WORTH

The Palm Beach Power Boat Associa-
ton has decided upon March Ia. 10, l6
and II as the days for the holding of
their seventh annual regatta for high
speed motor boats and offers for each
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

The Rooney Boys, the third Lyceum
attraction, is billed to appear in Fort
Pierce the evening of March 9Th, in the
Improvement club hall.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
THE CHAMPION SNAKE
STORY AUTHENTICATED

Col. E. C. Summerlin has recently
returned from a visit to his eldest son,
Alpha Branning, at Mulberry. and brings
the biggest" snake story of the sea-
son, and one that is vouched for by many
witnesses of reliability. The story runs
that during the high water just after
the storm of last fall, three immense
mocc ,sins were killed at the phosphate
mines at Mulberry. The unusually
large size of these snakes, one of them
being more than six inches in diameter,
attracted the attention of several wit
nesses to the killing, and they were
cut open. 1t is not generally known,
but is vouched for by those who have
witnessed it, that on the approach of
danger, a mother mOccasin will open
her mouth and her young will seek
safety within her. From one of these
snakes thirty-six little moccasins, six
inches long, scampered; another pro-
duced forty, and from the largest of
the three, seventy-four young were
found. All Of the young, one hundred
and fifty in number, were captured and
kill, and many of them are preserved
in alcohol to bear testimony. The
largest of the three snakes was killed
by Mr.. Summerlin's son. Alpha Bran
ming, and the two smaller by Mr.. Buch-
ard and son, head and assistant machin-
ist at the Prairie Pebble Phosphate
mine. These three men, together with
forty or more helpers around the mine,
testify to the correctness of this story.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

!, ,latae sententiae' to cos
nap6l pc polsku, nap6f pc la
ciinie - W liczbie mnogiej. w
liczbie pojedy6czej powinno
bye: lata sententia, q przeciez
to 1atwo zrozumiec: lata sem.
tencya, czyli:: zdanie latajace,
o kt6re nw,ielki" cz}owiek
sobie ME bedzie gfowy la
mai! !. .....
Ia i lyle, a biznes p6jdzie!..
|Et
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
Uoxnay dzieci nasze czytat
pisa6 I m6wi6 % pOlsku.
O TEN | 0 OWEN.

Oiciec sw. Plus x, kt6ry
przv swej intronizacyi u}ozy}
sohic za zadanie wytyczne:
Wznowic wszystko W Chrys-
tusie (Instaurare omnia in
Christo), i zadanie to sci$le
spefnia, wyda} ostatnimi CA
~ encyklike, dotyczaca pozy-
wanna pred sadly cywilne du-
c%hownych os6b. Jest tam, W.
tej encyklice, w~yraznie po-
wiedziane, il ME wolno os6b
d%uchownych skarzyc czyii po-
zywac do sadu cywilnego
(swieckiego) bez poprzednie-
go zezwolenia wfadzy ducho-
wnej = pod ostra kara eks-
komuniki. Odnosny ustep.
encykliki opiewa jak nastepu-.
je: "A zatem, niniejszem
,,Motu proprio" postana-
wiamy / obwieszczamy:
ktobykolwiek z prywat-
nych, czy to Swiecki, cZy.
majacy Swiecenia, mez-
czyzna Tub n1ewiasta, po-
zwaf pred TRIBUNAL
Swiecki i zmusif TAME
stawic sic publicznie, bez
zezwOlenia wfadzy kos
cielnej, . jjakiektolWiek
osoby duchoWne, juzto W
sprawie kryminalnej, juz-
to cywilnej, - ten podpa-
da ~ekskOmunfce ,,latae
sententiae" q CORY zawy-
%rokOWanej), zareZerWOwa-
ncj W szozeg6lniejszy spo-,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
List Otwarty

Do Zarzadu Zwiazku Sokoi6w
Wydzia}u Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego " Ameryce.
Do Okreg6w i Gniazd iako-
tez calego Sokolstwa pod to
nazw9 zrzeszonego.
Do Gniazd Sokolich samoist-
ME stoiacych lub tel male.
zacych do innnych organi.
zacyi.
Do wszystkich Organizacyi
Polskich " Ameryce.
Zacni Druchowiel
Moca -uchwa}y Walnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
MASH

Upowaknlenl 60 do kolektowanla
shonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
d = agenei mieitoowi:
asHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. ". Kowalski
FRIED, N. Dak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, Soak, Josef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
M.len, Wis, Teoh Derdowsk
NANT1COKE, Pa. Fl. Jablonsk
z Ew WAVERLY, Tex: F, F.. Proch
NORWAY Mich, Mateus1 BilskiiI,
CAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorselski
BREHOND. Tex. Jan Fan 49,, IS
WARSAW. N. D.. Teodor WVsocki
WfLNO MINI. Fr. Badsi6ski tst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

.Zjazdu delegat6w v Toledo,
- 4Zarzad Zwiazku So.
Ikol6w Polskich " Ameryce
pcstanowil przeprowadzit
inatruk tor6w wojen~
nych v styczniu 1912 +. Kurs
ten trwac bedzie przez 4 ty-
godnie i staia siedziba tegoz
Ebedzie Kolegium Polskie "
Philadelphia.
System nauki przez ten
czas prowadzony bedzie ma
wz6r wejskowy, a. pozycie
kureak6w ujete zostanie "
system koszarowy, Urzadzo.
ne vice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i jadalniejakotez sale do CIVIL
cze6, musztry i wyklad6w
Knchnia, personal kuchen
ny, jakotez zakupno od2o-
wiednjej zywno6ci bedzie "
zarzadzie naszej wlasnej in
tendentury sokolej.
Gas piracy stosownie do
programw trwac bedzie Cd 20
dziny 8 81 rano do po}udniu,
l. przerwa ma obiad. Polowa
czasu uzyta zostanie ma wy
klady teoretyczne, druga po-
iowa ma cwiczenia gimnasty-
czne, musztre wojskowa, cwi-
czenia polowe i t. p.
| Celem kursu jest wyksztal-
Genie ~odpowiedniej liczby ma
czelniz6w ola gniazd, brak
kt6rych odczuwamy dotkli-
vie.
Rozstajac sic ze stara prak-
tyka podobnych kurs6w, kt6-
ra caly czas kursu poSwie.
Gala jedynie IA gimnastyke,
wprowadzamy = jak to JUL
wyzej wspomnielismy, row.
niez wyk}ady-maja'e na celu
podniesc uswiadomienie So.
k~ola-gimnastyka do wyzyny
uswjadomienia i z"rozumienia
.obowiazk6w Soko1a-obywate
la'ZOtQl0TZ8.
Dok1adny program nauki
jest obecnie PROBATIONARY
Il chwila ukohczenia, costa.
niepodany do publicznej via
domo6ci,
Zarzad Zwiazku postanowi}
ma kurs wyslac okolo stu
kursak6w z Iona naszych
druzyn sokolich i postano-
will r6wniez dac mozno6c ko-
rzystania 2 kursu wszystkim
gniazdom sokolim zg1upowa-
nym PREY Zwiazku Narodo.
wynn Polskim, wszystkim
gniazdom sokolim nalezacym
do innych Organizacyj pol
skich - jakotez wszystkim
gniazdom samoistnie stoja-
cym innym polskim Organi-
zacyom.
Powyzsza uchwa}a " urze-
'dowem ~sprawozdaniu z posie-
dzenia Zarzadu z dnia IL go
listopada b. r. brzmi jak pa-
stepuje:
AZ liczsc sic z potrzeba pre-
prowadzenia kursu instruk-
tor6w W naszym Zwiazku, W
! kt6rym zebrane SO be zwa-
runkowo najlepeze silly tech
niczne sokole, ME mozemy
pomine6 obojetnie gniazd so
kolicznych z~grupowanych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

cemu ulzyt, Jest w;ecej pc.
mocnym, anizeli ten, kt6ry
ME dba Q wyieczenie pacyen-
to, lecz tylko 0 jego pienia
DE.
Adwnkat, tax samo W swej
rrofesyi.
Krytyk, gdy cbce cos, POI
chwalit znajdzie dobra
strone " kazdej piracy. Lecz
gdy chce krytykowac
znajdzie ziarnko piasku ma
vet ma dnie NORA.
Ucze6 " szkole, gdy odGa
Gala swoja my6l nauce -
zdobywa postepy, promocye,
j zostaie 6wiatfym cz}owie-
klein. Ucze6 ME oddajacy sic
nauce z calem wytezeniem u
mysiu swego Jest osta.
tnim W klasie.
Przytoczy}em tn, 5e tax
zastosowanie pole
dy6czego umyslu. A iezeli
wiecej umysl6w po1aczyc W
jedno centrum, tenn wieksze
t6wiatlo, tenn wiekszy pociag,
tenn wieksza potege magicz-
ma sic stworzy.
Gdy sic zorganizuie spoil
ka przemys}owa, q kazdy
sp6}nik my6li 0 czem innem,
albo tylko 0 w}asnej korzy.
Sci = wnet TAXA sp6}ka upa-
da, be- wzgledu ma wysokost
w}ozoGego kapita}u. Co sic u
mas Polak6w,' braku wyksz-
ta1cenia, czesto zdarza.
Gdy sp6fka zostanie zor'
ganizowana i wszyscy jei
sp6lnicy beda jednej my6li,
wyteza swe umysIy W jed
nym i tym samym kierunku
i wytworza potege, zdobeda
majatek i miliony, bez wzgle-
du ma wysoko6c kapitalu, z
ljakim spoke zorganizowa-
no. Laczno6c mysli stanowi
1tu kaplta1. A. tax czynl4 An
glicy, Niemcy, Amerykanie,
Francuzi j .d]atego tel owfa-
dneli 6wiatem.
lime siowa ma jezyku, a
lima mysl- ruinuja wszyst-
ko, DO potega umys1u ME
odgrywa tn zadnej roll.
Powyz przytoczone przy-
k}ady dowodza, 70 umys1
cz}owieka ma cos pociagaja'
cego, jakas sile niewidzialn4
jednak ~istniejaca faktycznie
Po}aczenie sill fizycznych:
ley finansowych, i'm jest
wieksze tenn skuteczniej cd.
dzia}ywa IA korzysc po}aczo'
nych.
Do po}aczenia sill umyslo.
wych potrzeba ludzi 6wia.
t'ych, rozwinietych, DO tylko
tacy NIGGA sic porozumiew az
my6la i %wytworzyc potege,
A zstem, aby6my mogli
skutecznie pracowac ola Cd
rodzenia Ojczyzny naszej,
musimy polsczyc swe my6li,
a poczatklem do tego MECH
bedzie o6wiata, bez kt6rej a
nj my6li po}aczyc, AMI wolno-
Sci osiegnac ME MONA.
AntOni A. PardO.
List 0twarty
Do Zarzadu Zwi4zku Sokol6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
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ksiedza, biskupa,
arcybisl:upa, kardyna}a, do
|sadu swieckiego, a ME otrzy-
mai przedtem wyraznego re-
|zwolenia ma TAXA skarge cd
|~odpowiedniej wyzszej w}adzy
|koScielnej, ten wyfacza sic ia
skarga re spo}ecze6stwa kato-
lickiego- Wcale tam ME po-
trzeba, ably jaki ksiadz, bis
kup it'd. ma takiego katolika
klatwe, ekskomunike rzuca},
wystarczy, ably ksiadz lub
biskup ostrzeg} spo}ecze6stwo
pred takim cz1owiekiem jake
pred ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
)Ojciec 6w. bowiem zawyroko-
wal raz ma zawsze, re TAXI
cz}owiek, - bez wszelkich
dochodzen i bahama jego wi
my, jest ekskomunikowany,
skoro sic takiego czynu do
pusci}. - UwolniG zas cd tel
~ekskomuniki moze tylko sam
IOjciec 6w., chyba re Ojciec
6w., uznajac niemozliwosc
ekskomunikowanego udania
sic do Rzymu, poleci bisku-
W imieniu Najwyzszej
G}owy KoSciofa zdja6 eksko-
munike i przyja6 ekskomuni-
~|kowanego napowr6t miedzy
wiernych: =.
n Cz}owiek ~ekskomunikowa-
ny wy}aczony jest z Koscio}a,
tax, IL ME moze sakramen-
,|t6w sw. p~rzyjmowa6, ami =
! W razie smierci - bye pocho-
wanym ma katolickim cmen-
tarzu, dop6ki ME Original
rozgrzeszenia, uwolnienia cd
~ekskomuniki.
Niechajze sobie to wszyscy
katolicy dobrze zapamietaja,
a ME s}uchaja podszept6w
liberaf6w, kt6rzy W swej wiel-
|kiej ,,madro6ci" gfosza, re
ME r0zgrzeszenie cd eks-
komuniki, lecz rzucanie
ma kogoS ekskomuniki o.
ciec SW. s0bie ZareZerWO-
Waf.
Libera}y z Micha4em Krusz-
ka cd ,,Kuryera Polskiego''
przytaczaja to same sfowa
rzeczonej encykliki OLGA sw.,
a jednak nawo}uja katolik6w,
ABLY ~duchownych pc sadach
swieckich w}6czylil
Otto ich wniosek: ,,Jedyna
rada = sadly %kryminalne i cy-
wilne." Wfa$nie ma mo.
Icy tel encykliki papieskiej,
wobec niesprawiedliwosci bis
kup6w ameryka6skich, kaz-
demu przez jakiegos duchow-
nego p~okrzywdzonemu kato-
likowi wolno tego duchowne-
go pociagnac pred sad cy-
wilny Tub kryminalny."
Licza liberaly ~oczywiScie ma
to, ze prosty lud ME bedzie
szukaf wyjaSnienia encykliki
Ojca sw. u kompetentnych
os6b, ale inn (libera}om) ma
s}owo uwierzy, vice nama-
wiaja lud bezczelnie do ME-
poslusze6stwa Ojcu sw. Pre-
krecaja rozmyslnie s}owa OLGA
Sw., ably lud sic ME spostrzeg},