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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23

CROSSWORD ENIaMA.
ITO Ed. Maok.l

CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
To Ed Maok.l
In snow, not in rain;
loss, not in gain;
peasant, not In king;
feather, not In wing;
give, not In take;
pond, not In lake;
go, not in come;
what drlnkards do who go for run.
Whole is what the Irishman shot ~
~ Pat EoA"
A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
In canister, not bomb;
tobacco, not gum;
valentine not letter;
liberty not fetfer;
anatomy, not phisics;
cataract, not phthsicst
bToncho, not rider:
templar, not cider;
eynic not mimic.
Tho whole will be probable candidate from ILL.,
nois for next Presidency" Winons" Sheboygsn,
Wis.
DOUBLE LETTER ENIGMA.
In decumbency and oredibly;
boisteroua and vitreous;
ornament and nouFishment;
circunscribe and supeTscribeI
hebetate and reprobate;
zoolatry and zootomy.
Tive noted Spanish explorers who lived In 18th
century.-C. W. Bowers.
BATTLE ENIeMA.
451so8n 1921 1874 0s5 1s as1sae,
ahfb.
lDS WHO'S Is ktiS 0Ago Ol OatttU % Tue
The numbers are the alphabet the letters num-
bers.-Sadie Elliott, Red Bank, N. j.
CALIFORNIA ENIGMA.
We are score, or something more, and In . cave
And though we never disagree we very Oft divide.
IF we fall out 1t is doubt IL we Ger meet again.
Both beaux and bellies our worth can TELL though oft
we cause them pain.
In white array the ladies gay are very proud to
show us,
And he indeed would well succeed who'd find 8
plan to grow us.
Clarence A. Mitchell Stuart, Cal.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA
1,2,a kind of customary payment made by q
tenant
4,5,6, local and habitual CONCLUSIVE motion OF
certain muscles;
6, z s, wolfram, an ore of tungsten;
8, z, @, resinous substance produced mainly Oh
the banyan tree by CoccLS Laccd
8, 5, 4, citizen;
8, 2. l. double tripod with six feet.
Whole pertaining to the art of military and N
naval dispositions for battles, evolutons and tins
Ikea. f. Files, Holland, o.
BIBLICAL ENIGMA.
An unelean animal named in Lev.
province of Palestine.
A province OF Asia.
One of the doorkeepers Of the Temple.
place named only in 2d Samuel.
An Ishmaelite keeper of camels.
One of the Dukes OF Edom.
A city of Bashan.
One Of the cities of Judah.
desert station of the Ishmaelites
A descendant of the Kings of Judah
city of Benjamin.
Priest in the reign Of AhAz.
town on the boundary OF Asher.
A city of Simeon.
One of the four cities built by AshuR
A descendant of Ephraim.
A great grandson OF Benjamin.
A companion Of Paul ia his inpFisonsasAk.
A city OF Zebulon.
A warrior in David'B army.
One of the Kings OF Judah.
An uncleBn bird.
The initials give verse In Kings.
-kra. Nayo.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
NOT IN PROPER CLOTHES.
French Nea and Women Who Wear tbs Garments
of the Opposite Sex.
[London TsLeqraphl

French Eeu and Women Who Wear tbs Gsrmsnts
Of the Opposite Sex.
london TsEegrapa.l
The Paris Project of Police has for some tins
past allowed several women to wear male attire.
Among these is female from Marseilles who
is blessed with hirsute appendage on her chin
which would do honor TO an athletic sGpsW.
This woman was, OF course, followed by a crowd
of small boys whenever she appeared in public,
and her full, flowing beard, resting on bodice
instead Of on waisteoat, caused men, women,
and children to stare at her in bewilderment.
At last the bearded woman resolved to discard
the peftcoat forever and to don the pantsloons
Of the stronger sex. To this intent she made
an application to the Project of Police, which
was granted at once. The woman may now be
seen in certain Paris cafes attired as man, and,
in order to do away as much as possible with
the real nature Of her SEX she has adopted the
masculine habit of smoking pipes. The Other
women who are allowed to assume mans habili-
ments are few female painters or copyistz,
who work on high ladders in the picture gal
leries and about half dozen persons who have
left off the proper garb of their sex for motives
connected with health. On the other hand,
there are three men in Paris who are allowed
to wear female costume for the purpose of con-
cealing certain physical infrmities. Since
Mime. Dieulafoy appeared at the Opera Comique
III tIlS SFO1iIS AISoo VI AZ NtiNSuOA
the Project of Police, has recalled to his sub
ordinates the edict issued by Dubois in the
18th Brumaire toward the end of Year VIII, Of
the First Republic, that is to say, Nov. 2, 1908,
against the wearing of mems clothes by women.
But nobody has been punished, and it is prob
ably in view Of this leniency that some females
continue to appear IN public dressed as men,
while the Project is himself continually pes
tered with applications from women who want
to walk about Paris in male attire like George
Sand, and who allege medical motives, which NJ.
Gragnon prudently and automatically pro-
fesses not to understand. But if Mmo. do VAL
sayre's proposed petition to Parliament De re-
jected, as it undoubtedly will be, that bellige-
rent dame will at least have the satisfaction Of
| knowing thst she viii have given another
| impetus to the prevailing fashion among her
country women Of making their garments as
masculine as possible. This year, for instance,
mems felt hats have been largely taken into
wear by the ladies, and the modiste has been
| frequently abandoned for the halter. In those
/ circumstances it may be safe to predict that the
days Of divided skirts, at least are not far OF,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
BRAIN-RACKERs.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS; In sending answers name
No. OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUEEin which the puzzle
is found. Answers OF guessers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE Dc nos
make numerical enigmas Of your own names
Answers must accompany all puzzles torgarded.l
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE FRR.2
c. dedicated 10 Mildred dwn)-C(oa)ssrso.
Hidden Treasure
Judge not the Lord by feeble senss
But trust Him for His grace;
Behind frowniDg Providence
lie hides smiling face,
Cryptogran--THE NATIONAL. TRrRguE Conyeraa-
ton Club is of the strongest, brightesl and
most intelligent Clubs Ia the United States
. q. Tea Party--George Robert Twelve Hswes.
Historical EHiZma--
Vowel Cross Word-Ashpitel, Espejo Irving,
oriilia. Ulman. Finals: Logan.
Minnesota Ayiary-Heron, Rsdstart, Stoneeha3,
Pipit, Hedge sparrow, WheGtenr, Crosshiil, Wry-
neck, Godwit. Sandrail.
A Timely Divisional year.
An Airy Nothing-AIinute
Rhyming Charade-Carpet
Old ProbabiIittcs-Hydr eIneteorol0gical.
Soldiers Friend-W oman's Relief Corps.
Enigma TO Aunie) -Aunie i. Marsh
Cross Word Enigma-Montor.
Musical Prodigy-Josef Holman.
A WISE ANAGRAM.
Uret pascsbipn e dsluonoedr,
SnaotcSi olena nj goion ogdo. .
DOUBLE ACRosTIC.
To raise.
To border.
An invisible fluid.
An equal
Prinlels and finals combined name something Of
interest 10 the ladies.-C. w. Bowers.
COEUNDRUMs.
l. What IS the smallest year since Adam ?--Wn.
| h. North, Toronto
2. Why should Lent pass away very rapidly p
Bessie Race Fort Wayne, Ind.
THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.
I once belonged TO the army
Though never mustered in
was always on duty in camp or field
Amidst the battles din;
And always a friend TO the soldier,
Regardless Of Blue or Gray;
And Pm sure that Yankee and Rebel
Remember me kindly to-day.
For Oft In the lull of the conflict
When his hot lips pressed my own,
renewed his strength and courage
When hope had nearly flown;
have watched with him on the picket
Through the long and dreary niRbtt
I've clIeered him the weary march
And neryed his arm In the fight.
| I've minieiered to the wounded
An they lay on the battle-plain;
I've moistened the lips OF the dying,
| And bathed the brow of the slain;
| And now will leave you 10 name ma,
Which I'm you readily do;
II not, ask my comrade, the soldier
BE will quickly reveal me TO you.
Nina Ballou.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
Burpee,s VARIABLE New Vegetable.

Great Improvement has been made in the
quality of vegetables in recent years, and w.
Alice Burpee & Co., the Philadelphia seedsmea,
have been foremost in introducing novelties Of
sterling merit In their advertisement in this
issue, aud it will appear one time only, thsy
offer for the nominal cost of fifty cents to send
postpaid, a collection of fifteen packets Of Bur-
PEGS Warranted Seeds, including the fine new
California Cream Butter Lettuce, the luscious
Emerald Green Melon, Burpees Perfection Wax
Bean, etc. W. Atles Burpee & Co. desire to
introduce their seeds to many new customers,
and guarantee entire satisfaction to everyone
who orders either the remarkably cheap col
lection advertised or any other seeds selected
from Burpee's Farm Annual for 1883
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23

UIIn0 All Fits stopped free by DR.. CIine,s Great
fllD, Nerve RestOreP. No Fits after first days
use Marvellous Treatise and S20etral bottle rea
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
THE MULE IN THE WAR.
Story Told the Other Day by Sen. Esrtir
BEEN.
[Chicago Journal

A Story Told the Other Day by Sen. EartiR
Beem.
[Clicago Journal.
The 9Th III. was mounted principally or
mules on the Atlanta campaign, and some
where near there the regiment while ia 3D.
vance had hard fight with large force of the
enemy, and were at last required to fall back
DR.. Grclick, the Surgeon of the regiment, aud
who yetliving at Alton, IN this State, found his
mule wouldn't run, but contented itself with
kicking and buckingp IS the Surgeon ap-
piled his spurs. He cOaxed, demonstrated, and
spurred all in vain, and all this time the rebel
skirmish-line kept coming closer, until at last
one Of the enemy rode up i'll the rear of the
Doctor and demanded his surrender. The Doc
tor had all he could do to keep in the saddle,
and when the demand was again made, he
petulantly replied, We'll, blank it, am will
ing, but you can see for yourself that the blank
mule ain'tW This didn't satisfy the rebel,
and as the Doctor was bounding up and down
on the mules back the skirmisher opened fire
from revolver at close range on the Doctor.
This made the latter indignant, and whipping
out his own pistol he began firing over his
shoulder at the rebel, who he knew was some
where ia the rear, but whom he could not see
or pay any attention to because of the imperi-
GUS demands made upon him by the mule,
The danger from death seemed equally great
IroLB DSHtdtn as Ironn inc rear. tOrGuuAIeiy
one OF the Doctors random shots struck the
rebels horse which caused it to break beyond
the control of its rider, and carried him rapidly
past the Doctor toward our side, and az he went
flying past the mule saw him and instantly
gave chase, bringing the Doctor soon up in rear
of the rebel, whom he covered with his pistol,
and actually brought him in a prisoner into
our lines! OF coarse. the Doctor was glad
enough to commend the mules superior STRAIT
egg, and not condemn it for its characteristic
obstinacy, as he was at first disposed to do.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
" o great Apostles rightly now
lie read all that your Savior meant
What time His grave yet gentle brow
In sMeet Eenrnllf ON znu L-aa harE %

In sweet FeprooI on you was bent"
Christ is our example. If he ask us to min
lister we are assured " the Son Of Man came nos
to DO Ininistered unto, but to minister and to
give his life i ransom for many" ". 2s.) II
We are to suffer, we discover Christ before us,
experienced great agony. Kindliuess is :
dynamic force in society. We can rule more
hearts by love chan by exercising authority.
Ministering outrenks d0mineering as q power
for gaining influence over the affections and
the intellect.
The lesson suggests the following duties:
/. Pray. Go 10 Christ with your wishes.
microscopy prayer is illustrated in the cass
of Salome urging favors for her sons.
2. The province of the mother in the realm
of religion is profound interest for her children
that may indeed be near to Christ.
3. Ambition to be good; to excel in kind
ness to surpaSs IN services; to Guido in min
isteTy, is well.
may not bs exactly in the form we ask, but a
is best. John Newton gives the idea ia the
beautiful lines below:
asked the Lord that might grow
In faith and love and every grace
Might more OF His salvation know,
And seek more earnestly His face.
Twas He who taught me thus to pray,
And He, trust has answered prayer,
But II has been in such way
As almost drove me TO despair.
hoped that in some favored hour
At once he'd answer my request
And by his loves constraining power
Subdue my sins and give rest.
Instead OF this He made mo feel
The hidden evils of my heart
And let the angry powers Of hell
Assault my soul in every part.
Yea, more, with His own hand BE seemed
Intent to aggEGvate my woe,
Cross'd all the fair designs I schsmed,
Blasted my gouTds and laid me low.
Lord, why Is this? I, trembling, cried,
Wilt thou pursue Thy worm to death;
IT'S in this way the Lord replied:
/ answer prayer for grace and fRitk-
These inward trials employ,
From self and pride to set thee free;
And break thy schemes of earthly Joy
That thou mayest seek thy all in Ne.
Failure Of Law to Protect People.
| [Ptsts6urg Chronicle Tslspraphl
| It has been decided in the Supreme Cour
| that a person may fry onions, regardless of thi
| inconvenience the oder of the cooking gives I.
| the neighbors.
| Cancers, and cancerouS tumors, are cured b,
| the purifying effects Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
A Memory Of Early Days.

Bane Of childhood's tender years,
Swallowed oft with groans and tears,
How it made the flesh recoil
Loathsome, greasy castor oil
Search your early memory closs,
Till you find another dose:
Ali the shuddering frame revolts
At The thought of EPSON saltsi
Underneath the pIl-box lid
Was greater horror hid,
Climax of all inward ills,
Huge and gripping old blue pills!
What contrast to the mild and gentle action
of DR.. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
sugar coated, easy to take, cleansing, reeuper-
ating, renovating the system without wrench
ing it with agony. Sold by druggists.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
For Southern Soldiers.

movement is on foot to establish Hcms
for disabled Confederate soldiers in Maryland.
A bill has been introduced in the Legislature
to grant for this purpose the arsenal at Pixies
vile. This arsenal was established by tho
United States in 1919. A few years ago it was
given TO Maryland by the National Govern
ment. It is not used at present, although it is
desirable property, well adapted for an insti-
tuition. The nlaa who introduced the bill was
Union soldier, and the proposed grant is gen.
orally Endorsed. There is no doubt that the
bin will pass. 1t is intended TO make the
Home an exceptionally good one.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
Only Two.
[BurdettS.l

"What is there so very bad In cigaret smok-
ing2" My boy, there are two wretchedly bad
things about it; first, and worst the cigaret,
and second, the fellow who smokes it. Elimi-
nate these two evils, and no one will find any
fault with cigaret smokers and smoking.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23

Cancers and cancerOuS tumOrs, are cured by
the purifying effects Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
Failure of Law to Protect People.

Lftsto0HFg LtroIaIots- Ieteprdph.I
It has been decided in the Supreme Court
that a person may fry onions, regardless of the
inconvenience the oder of the cooking gives 10
the neighbors.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-23
SELECT YOUR SEEDS.

Now that the dealers of vegetable seeds are dis
tributing their catalogs, farmers should while
they have the leisure of long Winter evenings,
make selection of those varieties that are
most desirable. Notwithstanding the fact that
country merchants are supplied with large
quantities at prices little below those of regu-
lar seed houses, it is our firm conviction that
seeds obtained from reliable houses at even
considerably greater cost will prove the cheap
est in the end. 1t is too often the case that
box seeds fail to terminate, and besides the loss
of money there is loss of time far moro valua-
ble So we say in this matter, make haste
iudioiously
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-09
&niTerttt 1tuS &IHer.

Sntere1ant ift, 6aB Die iunge beutI6e
&atierin Qugnfa 9tctDrta ibren
Stammbaum mitterlt6erIeits bon etnem
6 ii It ct an elmer Stride &openbagens abb
leitet. g8tr geben bteien Stammbaum, tpie
i'm ieiner 8ett bas in Berlin erideinenbe
g9eutlde Tan1iltenblatt" perOffentItdte,
bier ipieber:
S6ren Mattbiien, 9feGnungsfHbz
rer, Bagenmetfter un6 Giliter at Der Erintz
tattsz STRIDE 81 G%openbagen, geboren 1853,
geitorbeu 1740, Dar perntG6It nit Wfaren
y1tlsbatter Banner, gebpren 1870, geitorben
1919.
Die Ep6ter MetteM eeb.
1894, get. ITO, p%ermd6lte it6 nit uIrtt
Don&aas, Qlomtral unb Stiftsamtmanu
gu Bergen in gfortpegen, geb. 1877, geit,
1746.
DeHen @O6n 6re6ertf @brtatau
pom &aas, ge6. 1877, geit, 1903, mar
permd6lt nit @6el Softe BON &aas.
Iodter: Sobanne 0euriette 8alenttne
bon &aas, geb. 1878, permG6It nit s BRIT
titan &onrab Sopbus, @raf bon
9annesttoIbz SamiD 3, geb, 1774,
9eit. 1923.
Die Iodbter bieies @6epaares, 2ouiie
Sofie, @rGftn ben 0annesfiolO7S amlS,
beiratbete @brtfttan &arl Srtebrt9
Iu9uit, 9er3og gu S6Iesntgs
6olftetn SDnoerburg : Nugus
1tenbur9, ae6. 1898, geft. 1869.
Ser Sobn bteies 2ebteren, Srtebri3
Gbrtittan Qluguit, Brtn5 BON S6Iesnigz
6olitetu : Sonoerburg : 9uguitenburg, geb.
1929 (befaunt inter benz gtamen Srte6rt9
Der Sa6te), ber1nablt nit Noel6eto, Brtnz
3elitn bon 6obenlobe> 0angenburg, mar Der
8ater Ser eBtgen &atierin.
ytd6 Nuem, mas MAJ bon bteler bort,
ma6t ie tbrer bitr9erli6en Nbftammun9
bole G6re. Sic lit cine braDe i6ausfrau,
Die tbrem @atten iebr bGufts 9aterfreu6en
bel6eert unb nod gut biir9erlt9,-obi9on
IS aud in 9euti6lanb anfGngt, aus ser
Wtooe 81 fOmmen-Strimpfe itrift. gu
etnem Bobltbdttgfetts z8asar inn uortgen
Sabre batte Bic ate &atiertn Nugulta nur
tbr Bib nit Der Interi6rtft 81 "a,
lmperatrix ct Regina" BEIGE
i%tenert; tbre S6pte9erto6ter, bic 6amaltge.
Sronprin5eiiin unb nun aud &aiiertnz
Wttttpe, Elm iebr fletnes BON t6r qen1altes
Selbtlo Gtaltenii6e 2anoihaft), bic iettoe
&otiertn aber etn babies Ouben6 BON ibr
geitrtGter WidelbGnber fir &tn6er. Qr=
belt mar at bteiem 8eitraqe iebeufoQs
mebr, alS al benz Der S6tpie0ermutter.
ODER gar Der S6pieger> @rOBmutter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-09

ner, bel unierer Stabtpabl tmmer gegen Die
Semperen5ler. SD bin fetn 8olititer, ba>
All lit met1 Geritnno al belhrdnft (??); t6
ipredle bier 3eraoe lpie mir Der S0nabel gez
tDad)lel lit.
ISGre Die republtfantlde Yartei sulam>
mengeleBt aus lauter |freiiinnigen u10 adbt>
barren Wtdnnerr1, 10 tpte bic bieiigcn beutld)eu
Nepublttnner, pDne ibnen l0mei1e(n All
ipouen, eS lt11O, Damn n1Dc1te tb bes S0ubz
5olls balber Qerne init tbnen lttmmen, inbem
id) ben e"rlteren Dem Sret6anoel DorsieEe.
Menn t6 aher 10 eth alnerifanii0cs, repl-
blifanii6es, lDnntagSmuGerildeS, 0fFentlid
9Salter trtnfenbes, un0 binter Der Gblre
aus Der Tlalde S6napS laufenoe8, grimz
mig allies 0eutide ~6alienbeS, beudlertl6es,
blet6 auSlebet1nes Snbtptouum an1e6e, 10
Iduft mir Die Safe iiber uno Die 9ui1 Der:
9ebt mir gang uno gar fir ibr Eidet Su
ttlnlnten.
6ter baben ite etnen ebrli6en beutl6eu
WlrtD in letnem @ei6Gft ruinirt, llno Die
gtepAbltfaler gan5 allein 6aben IS 9et6au;
tie lIro eS, tpeldle bic meilten StGnfereien
anri6ten; ie baiien bic Oeuti6en, ipelbe
ni6t nit i6nen itimmeu. Wenn Elm Oeutz
lber it6 dls tbr StilnmDteD bergtebt, 10 lit
er ga good dutchman'', aber nad Der gSa6l
bat Der Wttdel 1etne Shulotgfett Getbdn,
Der Wtthel fann geben, bis tpieOer cine 8abl
beran nabt.
Bie i6on geiagt: i6 3iebe ben ShubsoQ
Dem Tretbanoel bDr. Nber i6 benor3uge
Suglei6 Die periDnlihe Sretbeit Dor benz
ShibSoQ; lito tpenn nun unIer gegentpGrz
tiger bemofratiiber BrGiioenti6aftS &a1e
DtDat @rober Glepelano in leincm Nnnabe
n1ebriefe on Die glatton fiir Die peri6nlt6e
8retbett einititube, 10 miir6e in y6urrab
fit Glebelan0 unb Eburmdn" ruFelr. Shut
er es nt6t, 10 fam mir audi bteie 8artet
ben l6obel a%uSblaien, unb i'd nerbe 6ann
nit Dem Stimlmen t~parten, Bis Elm Mann
mach metnem geidmdde tomn1t.
SD benfe, tb babe 9enug geia9t.
Sbr %ergebeniter
@. Setn3eImann,
S6ubmaGer> Wletfter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-09

gen urm0slid mar, bas pirD i6r nun piel7
leidt inter Dem oritten &atler geltrgen:
Die Q(6tpebr aler 2riegsAefa1r pom beutlben
JteiGe uno bamit Sic W6gli6fett Der Nb3
irrnqe Wlonu, bon peldem gefIr6tet wurbe,
6aB CT aus eitlsr &ubmbegier Die &riegsz
furien entfeieln perOe, sum d1ten Ino
re6ten TrieDensfirItel tperOea. Der
re6te 6~rtebensfirt lit Der, Der fart 9enug
lit, nm ben Srieoen gu gebteten.
8telleibt alto miro man bon benz Sabre
1888 iaacn f51nen, mas oft pom Monat
OfdrS geiagt mirb: SIS fam pie Elm 20tpe
uno gi1g ME ein 2alnul. I'm gfeuia9r mar
Der 6tnlmet @uropaS i6mar5, mte Die
agpptil6eTinlterntB, unb eS brobte bas uers
beerenDfte &rte9s> Ingeipitter aus5ubre6en,
6as Der ate @rbtbeil ie erle6t bat nm
Splpe5ter wir6 er mGgIt6ertDeiie 10 beQ uno
iornig iein, ipte i'm Dunoeri90nen Monat
Weai. Damn iptr6 ou6 piellei6t nod aus
Ser Gariier AusiteIung ettpas Orbentli3es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-09
SemltMrfantpf ut StaIte1+

Der italienii6e Strafgeiebenttpurf tit
bonn 4arlan1ente nd6 Lebbafter aber fur5er
8erbanblutg al1geuonllner1 iDoroen.
Die ge9en polttti6e umtriebe
Der @ettlt6fett 9eri6teten SaBe
tpuroen nit elmer on @inittn1mtgfett 9rens
Senben Wtebrbeit gebiQtgt. @egen einSelne
Der SGBe ittmmten nlr 6 Witglieoer. 9teie
SGbe Iauten iuis folgt:
gMrt. 101. Q8er cine 6anbIunB
bege5t, bic babtn ab5telt, ben Staat ODER
eilten 3beiL belfelben frember 6errz
l6Gft 5u untermerten, pOer bic
@in9eit bes Staates u 3er1t6 b.
rem, miro NIT 3u6tbaus beltraft.
Nrt. 173. Ser @etltlide, ipeL6er in
NuSiibung ieiner 9Imtsperrt6tungen . f
fentIi9 Sic @tnri6tungen ober @eiebe
bes States o6er bic 9anblungen Der 8ez
BORDEN tabeIt oOer l6mGbt, ptrb
nit 6aft bis SIT etnem Sabre unb nit @elbz
buBe bis 81 1000 Sire beitraft.
ART. TIA. Der @etflt6e, Del6er IN
ter WttBbraud elmer moraltl6en, aus letnem
Qlmte erflieBenben Wia@t 3ur MtBa9z
tung Der Ginrt6tungen pDer
0eiebebes Staates pDer Der 8 q s.
lungeu Der 8e60rben pber lonit our
Hebertretung Ser PfIt6ten gez
gen oaS 8aterIano ober Derientgen,
ipel6e NIT einem Staatsamte berbunoen
itn0, anret3t, poer ben berebtigter Ser
m6genSintereien Gtntrag tbut, ober ben
Srteben Ser Samilte ft0rt, tpir0
nit !6aft BON 6 Wpnaten bis az 3Sabren,
nit 0elobube bon 500 bis 5000 Sire unb nit
oalernoer Doer Seittpetliger NHslAlteBMng
bon Der eeiitli6en 8friinoe beimgeiu6t.
&rt. 175. Ser @eiitli6e, nel6er i'm
ltngeboriam gegen Die 8erfiigungen Der
9tegierung gottesbtenitli6e 6anblungen
Derrt0tet, iDtro nit 5aft bis 81 3 W}onaten
uno nit @elobuBe bon go bis 1900 Sire
beitraft.
Dirt. 176. Ser @etltli6e, tpel6er unz
ter WttB6rau6 ieines Qmtes 1iG irgeno
zines anoeren 8ergebens i6ulbtg nta6t, ner>
faIt Der Strafe, tpeld)e gelebli6 bafIr feit>
gelebt lit, peri6drft bur6 etne
@%rbDbung BON etnem ipeitcren Se9Itel
bis su etnem 0ritteI, nit &usna6me Ser
SGae, no bereits feline Gtgeni6aft als
Getitlider bonn @eieBe in 8eridii6ttgung
ge5ogc11 tDurbe."
Der Bapit bat eesen ale biele 8erfitguna
gen proteittrt, io9ar gegen ben Nrtttel 101,
Der it6 bod III Der @elesge6ung aller 9dn1
Der %borftnbet uno gang ielbitperitGnbIi6
tpdre, tDenn nidt inter ben @orten y~eiret
3betI beS StaatS frember 6erridaFt gu ltnz
terperfen@ Die 8eitrebupgen CUR @ieberberz
iteuun9 6eS &ir6enitaateS (oer ipeItli6en
0taGt bes Bapites) 3u periteben tpGreu. Die
ilbrigen 8eittmmungen fiub er6ebltb
d. Grfer, ais Die Der preuBti6en Weatz
0elebe tparen. Oas tta!ienii6e Barlament
a6er, wel6es ite fait eiuitimmtg on9enomz
men bat, beitebt aus lauter &at6olifen; es
lit barlnter, uniers @iliens, teiu ein3i9er
Prote1tant.