CHURCH v. STATE IN FRANCE.
PRELATES , TELEGRAM TO THE POPE. CLERGY TO BECOME PASSIVE RESISTERS. United Prees Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. PARIS, September 5. Eighty-one French pielates met and telegraphed to tho Pope expressing i their profound gratitude to him for his ' luminous directions, and promising to try to find a fitting solution of the /Church and State difficulty. '•■ It is reported that the clergy intend :.to barricade and refuse to abandon their churches, since the Pope, whiJo ferbidding violence, did not prohibit passive resistance. No matter ho\r delicate the stomach, Steams' Wine always agrees with the patient. Thns it can be used as a tonic when others would be useless. jt is a great restorative. 29
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12592, 7 September 1906, Page 7
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