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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

involves about S20O,0 of the principal Of
the States claim. Stevens, one of the
arbitrators, said that it struck him that
the cost of the road must necessarily be
what the Morris & Essex Company paid
out in money to build it; that is, the
actual amount of cash they paid to the
contractors and others for building it.
Mr.. Gummere's insistment is, that il
the company made an improvement that
cost 100000 and issued its bonds for
$4,000 to pay for that Improvement, and
the $4,000 in bonds sold in the market
for only 100000 the cost to that improve
ment to the Morris and Essex Company
was $4,000, together with the interest
which they are bound opay on the bonds.
On the other hand, Governor Bedle will
insist and did insist before the arbitrators
the other day that ON the hypothetical
case just stated the cost of that improve
ment was only the amount of money the
company laid out for the improvements.
IT the Governor is held to be right in all
these matters and questions to which this
article has reference there will be little of
anything left of the States claim.
THE STATE YIELDS THREE YEARS TAXES.
1t was brought out by the argument,
also, that the State makes no claim what
ever for taxes against the Morris and
Essex between the passage of the supple
ment of 1862 and the act of 1865, although
these. three years are included in the
States complaint.
While it has been stated above that the
upholding OF all the points which will be
raised by Governor Bedle would practi-
cally wipe out the claim of the State, on
the other hand, if the arbitrators should
decide against the G vernon on all the
points he will raise it would not be a
great while before the State would be
richer from the Golfers of this corporation
by several hundred thousand dollars.
Attorney General Stockton will make
his argument before the arbitrators next,
beginning on Tuesday next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
II TO / FOR GUILTY.
How the Cronin Murder Jury is Said to
Stand.


CHICAGO, Dec IA, 1SS9.--A rurnor es-
capped from the Criminal Court building
at two O'Clock this morning that on q
ballot taken about that hour the jury
stood IL to l in favor of conviction of
Coughlin, O'Sallivan and Burke. 1t was
also reported the odd man favored con-
viction provided capital punishment
should not be imposed.
States Attorney Longnecker was of
the opinion that the delay in reaching
verdict was due to failure to reach a
conclusion as to Beggs and Kunze, for he
could not believe that any of the twelve
men would hesitate moment in deter
mining the guilt of Burke, O'Sullivan
and Coughln. A good many others in the
court room shared the little prosecutors
opinion, but the lawyers for the defense,
who were present, were inclined to believe
that the delay meant poor tidings for
their clients.
The five accused men were in a state of
feverish anxiety all night until Jail
guard informed them of Judge McCon-
nell's order adjourning court Free from
the scrutiny of curious eyes and free to
indulge their own emotions at will with
out exciting the belief that they were
breaking down or showing the white
feather, they looked wholly different from
the self contained men they have been
in the court room. Their anxiety, how
ever, was but natural, and apparently
was not due to fear.
1t is given out that an agreement has
been reached as to all the prisoners ex-
except Beggs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
DAsHEs ABOUT TOWN.

Another of the very pleasing services
will be held at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow evening. 1t will consist of a
service of song and short sermon by Rev.
Mr. Steelman. The ordinance of bap-
tism will also be administered.
The Bergen Pleasure Club is actively
arranging for its fifth entertainment and
hop, TO be held at Bergen Hall on Deem
ber 10.
George Taggeson. fifty year-old resi-
dent of Weehawken, had his right leg
broken at the Central Railroad dock yes
terday by plank falling upon it. He
was taken to the City Hospital
The annual ball of the Union Pioneer
Association will be held at Kessler's Hall,
Monday evening, December 16.
The Erie Building and Loan Associa
tion will hold regular meeting for the
payment OF dues, etc, on next Monday
evening, at Booraem Hall, No. 1I6 New
ark avenue.
The Camera Club held a meeting at
their rooms on Oakland avenue last even
ing,
Some woodwork in closet on the
ground floor of the tenement, No. 165
Monticello avenue, caught fire about half
past twelve this afternoon. The damage
was slight
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
New Grand Army Post.

The new Grand Army of the Republic
Post referred to in these columns a short
time since as about to be started in Bay
onne will be mustered in ON Tuesday
evening next in Arcanum Hall. The
new Post will be known as Mansfield No.
90, and will start with about forty MEM
bers, many of whom are members of Bay
onne Council, No. 695, Royal Arcanum.
James N. Van Buskirk. No. 100, G. "A. r.,
has elected these officers:-C Commander,
T. J. Bird; senior Vice commander, Jacob
H. Van Pelt; junior vice commander,
Robert Nicola; officer of the guard, Deid-
rich Graper; quartermaster, P. G. Vroom;
chaplain. John Eppinger; surgeon, Noah
Sanborn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
A STRUGGLE FOR A KISS
Did Mrs. Smith Invite 1t by Squar-
ing Off for the Boatmen2

Martin McCarty, Of No. q Hudson
street, was before Justice Stilsing
charged with attempted assault upon
Mrs. Mary Smith, the wife Of proprietor
Smith, who keeps saloon at the corner
of Essex and Hudson streets.
On the stand Mrs. Smith, who is rather
a good-looking Austrian brunette, tesJi-
lied that while her husband was at church
Sunday morning last McCarty came to
the side door of the saloon and was adj
mitted. He called for q drink and she
gave it to him. Eddie Lange, a strapping
young boatman of twenty-five years, was
in the saloon at the time.
McCarty became merry, demanded a
kiss, and in the scuff1e which followed
pushed her into an adjoinigg room separ
rated by curtains. threw her upon q
lounge and attempted by force to kiss
her.
Mrs. Smith prides herself upon her
muscular strength. and succeeded in
keeping McCarty's face from hers, and
McCarty didn't get the fought-for kiss.
Counsellor Puster appeared in Court to
prosecute McCarty.
The questians which MeCarty put to
Mrs. Smith and the latter's answers
made it somewhat clear that Mrs. Smith
first began the playful scutfie by catching
McCarty by the hand and complimenting
him upon his strength, at the same time
priding herself upon her own muscular
powess. Subsequently she squared OFF,
with the strapping young boatmen.
Lange and McCarty, and thumped the
manly breasts of each.
Mrs. Smith Indignantly denied that she
thus tested McCarthy's manliness; but
admitted that she playfully struck the
young boatman's chest in pushing him
away from her. The three had a Peek-a-
Boo chase around the pool table, and Meg
Carthy, finally catching her, pushed her
into the adjoining room where the strug
gle took place for the kiss.
McCarty, for whose good character his
boarding house mistress vouched, was
held in the sum of $3.50 to appear next
Monday morning when Boatman Lange
is ex nected To testify
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
THE NEW TITLE COMPANY.
Preparation for Its Incorporation and
for Business.


for Business.
There was another meeting yesterday
of the lawyers interested in the incorpora-
ton of a Lawyers Title Guarantee Com
pany in this city. About twenty five
legal lights assembled in Counsellor
Bacot's office in the Fuller building to
perfect plans and attend to parliamentary
business.
John w. Heck presided Addresses
were made by several of those present
and then certificate of incorporation
was drawn up and this committee was
appointed and authorized to file it at
Trenton next week:-Assemblyma elect
Erwin and Lawyers Griffin, Heck and
Russ, of Hoboken.
Among the eighty-seyen signers of the
articles are incorporation Attorneys
Lewis and Blair, eX-Judge Garrick, ex-
Senator Brinkerhoff and Judges Douglas,
Dayton and Smith
1t was decided that no trust business be
done by the association, and that of title
guarantee business be done exclusively.
The capital stock is $50, 900, and this may
be doubled. Shares will be disposed of at
S100 each. Business will be commenced
on January 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
CUTTING COAL RATES.
You Can Get 1t Very Cheap in Bayonn
lust Now

You Can Get 1t Very Cheap in Bayonne
just Now.
Some two weeks ago G. G. Smith, super
intendent Of the Coke Brothers coal
docks. constructed yard in that vicinity
and connected it with several sieve shEtes
leading to the trestle. Mr.. Smith then
had the report quietly circulated that he
would deliver coal in carts at the yard for
S4 per ton. Many persons hastened to
take advantage of the offer, and the
drivers charged fifty cents for carting,
making the price of coal when delivered
at ones residence S4. so. These facts
coming to the ears of Mr.. Thomas Brady,
Mr. A. A. Smith and the other coal deal
ers here, they at once reduced their prices,
so that one can now have coal delivered
from any of the city yards for $3.50 per
tpn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
Raxonne I:revities.

Mr.. R. Fogakerly, assistant superin-
tendent of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company, was rendered a surprise
by the members of his staff few days
ago, the occasion being his birthday, aud
was presented with fine silk hat
Rev w. R, Paul, of West Port Rich
mond, S. l., will preach tomorrow in the
Bergen Point Baptist Church.
Rev. A. c. Turrell, of Drew Seminary,
will preach tomorrow evening in the
Methodist Mission Schuyler Hall.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
Has the street Been Dedicated.

Application was made this morning by
Counsellor Fuller, before Judge Knapp,
for an order to open East 22nd street,
Bayonne. 1t was opposed by Counsellor
Man on behalf of the Central Railroad
Company, of New Jersey.
Colonel Fuller attempted to show that
the portion of the street required by the
city was virtually dedicated to the city
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

years ago by the Railroad Company. and
referred to one of the city maps ON file.
He told the Court that the city wanted
the ground and that the street was
necessity and should be opened.
Mr.. Mann interposed a number of legal
objections, all OF which were purely
technical, and Judge Knapp took the
papers and reserved his decision.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
NO DEFENCE WAS MADE.
Hoboken Laborers Secure a Judgmen
Against the City.

Hobolsen Laborers Secure a Judgment
Against the City.
At the last meeting of the Hoboken
Council Mayor Grassman vetoed the
resolution providing for the payment of
the laborers on the Adams street sewer
In his veto he stated that the Council
knew that there was no money in the
sewer fund, and, if they took the money
from the contingent fund, they were
liable to indictment. Councilman Kelly
moved that the money be taken from the
contingent fund.- notwithstanding the
Mayors veto. The motion was lost and
it looked as if the men would not get
their money.
The only resource they had was TO pool
their issues and sue, which they did, and
the case was tried in the District Court
before Judge Smith yesterday. Corpora
tion Attorney Minturn represented the
interests of the city. Counsellor Sey-
mour, who is a clerk in Minturn's office,
looked after the interests of the men.
As there was no defence attempted on
the part of the city judgments were
rendered for the plaintiffs to the amount
of $361. so.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

The little son of Iceman Clinton, who
week ago was assaulted by his father in
Judge Warren's court, appeared again
this morning and complained that his
father had turned him out of the house.
The police will investigate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

William J. Howard, aged forty-two, a
colored laborer, living at No. 4Sl Tenth
street, complained of pains in his chest
Thursday morning and yesterday morn
ing he died without having been
medically attended. The County Ply
sician was notified.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
A Dead Bnby Found.

While Policeman Timmonly, of the
Weehawken police force, was patrolling
his beat on the road to the West Shore
ferry yesterday his attention was at
tracted to a paper bundle tied with a
piece of cloth. On opening the bundle he
was Mortified to find the body of an
infant female, entirely nude, apparently
about two days old The body was
brought to the station house and the
County Physician notified.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
oh, Yes! We Know About the snow.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Dec. II, 1889, For
Eastern New York, New Jersey and Eas-
easterlY winds.
For Western New York and Western
Pennsylvania, rain or snow, followed by
clearing weather; warmer; westerly
winds.
The VNaa&hat. ak FTorfr.af4e
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

Report No. AZ Of the Tax Adjustment
Commissioners was handed Judge Knapp
this morning by Senator Edwards, and it
was confirmed.
RrrcHA,,ss Mills cura billions and nervons ills L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
AS BETWEEN THEMSELVES.

These figures do not represent each
mans total liability, but only the sums
of which each is responsible for a share
to be determined,
If he is the only one good for the
amount he is liable Tor the entire sum; if
two or more are good they are liable for
their proportionate share.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

@eusrbs, ia @siessebuns unb 9oIitit Bee
berri1t, uub ba es alIund4tis lit, 10 ifebt
es aud In ietner @ewaIt poIittf@e
Dpnaitien gu sranben.
@ans conform nit bieien gIdnen srs
idsiut aud bic ipitsmatiide gnt9riitIi9uns
Der S6lter, neil es ben spentueQen iibis
i1en 0puafisn trot a0ss MonopoIs bes
9sIbss, bss SanbeIs unb Der Sabuitrie
bod gang unmOsIi9 perben wiroe, iiber
g6Iter tn offi5ieusr Wsiie gu sebieteu, in
uel1en Der 1riflt9e @laube nod Iebt.
Das 9riitli9e Bolt usrabi9eute isber 3sit
iol1e ebriitusfeinbli9en Opnaiften. Oas
ent1rtfli1te Bolt aber wiirbe nit ieinem
@lauben aud iebe ftttlide @iberitanoss
trait, iebes Selbits unb gbrsefibI uerIies
rem. Sis vsoIbene Snternotionule" unb
al ibrer Sptse bic alliance Ssraslite fans
ben es beBbaIb fir notbpenbtg, bic Weafen
uidt aIein gu proIstaritrsn, ionbern aud
~ ent5ritli9sn urb 3u bsmoraIitren,
benin erit bann finb iie fur bic iaoii6e
8eItberri9aft 81 sebrau4en.
Die sroBs &oIe, ueI9e bic Suben In
Der SociaIbemotratie ipielen, i9sint uns
uu5 etpas msbr ais ein sinfa5ss jibii5es
aE scuransseiddft. Die Subeu itnb in
ibrer immenisn Webrbeit 10 ausse,ei6nete
Subsn, baB es pobI tauu1 einen iibiiden
Soeiaibemotraten seben birfte. Der it9 ies
mails sessn eine iioii9e Spnaitie ertIdren
pirbs. Sober idbii9s SociaIbemOtrat
~euipuppte it9 unter einem iibii9en &6nts
ais beseiiterter &opaItf.
Sn irssnb elmer Dsiis muB bic bridsnbe
&apitals Serridaft su etnem balbisen gnbe
tommsn. Wie Elm Gee, benz man isinen
Gbilub ftauen pirbs, ibe, fieBen muB, 10
perbsn aud in stniser Sett bic sroBsu &as
pitaIs& eferpoire ter @slofiri ten lberlau:
fen, uenn man benieIben sur redten Seit
teine 90her fdIdst.
Oas 1T bic 2Siuns ber Nrbsiterfrase unb
Der iociaIen Srage i'm Iassmeinen. gnt-
weber cine sewaItiame &ataitropbs tn nidt
gar fsrnsr 3sit. ober bic 0ffsntIi@e Iutos
ritdt mub in irsenb elmer @siis ben &api,
talreierpoiren ber @elbfiritsn Q61er i1las
gen unb suslei9 cine Ridtebr Der meni6.
It9en @eieai9aft gum poiitiueu gbrtlteus
tbum anbabnen. Dos @,its obue BAG
3usite mist nidts. @sIb aaetu fat ME
bic 85Itsr bssIidt. SittIi9s Ssbuus
bur5 wabrss prattti9es gbriftsntbum
bur1 freie Wirtiam.ett Der Rtrde tanu
5siI unb Srisbsn ben S0Itern su,idbrins
gen. WoIsn unIers @sitsssbsr bisies
ni1t psritebsn, bann uerbient Der mad IT,
rem Iibsralen Sheen sroBseSoseue Staat
ni9is anbers ais ben 1utersang. Das
9sridpinben un9ritIider, sottloier Staa'
ten perbient feline Tbrdne, teine &lase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Die Qrbeitsrfra9e.

0te wirtbi9aftIi9e Gage Der meni5li,
den @eieui9aft 1T felt eirem Msni6en:
alter cine berarttSe QeuorSen, OaB auf ben
ieitber uerfoIsten Bese uniere moOerner
Staaten unaufbuItiam benz pollen Inter:
gauge entsesenseben.
Ote WurssI bieies uebeIs lie9t In ber
mooeruen @eitaLtuns ber fapitaliitii6en
8riuattnOuitrte, peI6e benz 9rOBten SbeiIe
Der Wenidbett ben inn sebibrsnben Gins
tbeil an 9eperbIi1er Arbeit unb an 9ers
6tenit entaiebt. Die @roBin6uftrie bat
Die ieI6ititdnbise &Ieintnbuitrie unb bic
lneiiisn S~au6perte er6rift unb benz 6anbs
werseritanoe nur bic traurise @abl ses
Iafeu 3uti9en WiBtssans obsr semeinsr
ySdbrifatbett; unb ieIbit in ben Sabriten
iSnnen pi9t ale mebr Bei4dftisuns fins
ben. Die @roBinouftrie fibrt in ibrer
mo6eruen Iu~saeitaItun9 %naturssmiB 5u
einem 9erubbritsn Der QrbsitslObrs unb
elmer auspu9eruns Der Irbeiter, baB bteie
nt9t mebr Elm meui9enpirbistS 2sben
tibren fOnneu. 0as mobile &apitaI aber
peri9Iinst 70 iebr ben 26uenuntbeil aIer
SroOuttion, bag in ni9t ferner !3eit Der
Srbeitsertras sanjer Gambler ii9 in ben
Sdnbsn eiu3eluer @rOBtupituIiiten wirb
angeIammeLt buben.
Oteier Iusiausuns aQes @isentbums
nit Gtni9IuB ber gum 8orauS perpfinbes
ten Nrbeitstraft 9unSer 86lter 3u @unften
elmer perl9ptnbeub fIeineu 3abI pon @elb:
t6risen muB Der Staut giubalt tbun unb
bic Rittebr gu seiunbereu pirtbi6aftIiden
8rin3ipien nit aqsr Ebattraft bssinnen.
@r bat has &s9t unb bic gfli9t, ben Be-
itumb unb bic @eiterbil6ung zines ioliben
WtttelltGnotS ju ii9ern unb gu erIei9teru,
fouteu bobur6 aud einise penise @riitens
ten S9a6eu Ieibeu.
CUR 9erbeifibruns fold ususr pirtbs
f4aftIt4er 0erbdItnife itebsn nur 3wsi
@e9e offeu: Der rabitalite wdre bic 8ers
itdatlt9un9 Der @~roBinbuifrie unb Elm iols
der faatIt6er Betrieb Der SnbultrisSueige,
Der ni9t auf Beret9erung bes Staates,
fonbern auf 2obuerb6buns Der arbeiter abs
3ielte. Ser wentser ro6itaIe @es more
Die ftautIi9: ReseIuns Der
Snbultrte bur9 9eietIi9 uufetIe9!e 8ebin:
aunaen zines Winimals ArbeitsIobnss, elmer
9eieSIi6en arbsits,eit, burd lleberpa6uns
Der G~oncurrsn3 unb Der Brobuction un6
aubere WaBrsseIu, peI9s benz arbeiter
cine unabbdnsisers unb before iociaIs
Steauns fiderten.
aas bisbsr ersriffsnsn i~oeiaIsn RsfOr:
men finb NUT. QuadiuIbereien, wsI4s bas
.eisentIi5s l1sbsI gar ni9t t~reffsn; weI@s
uur beIsn duBsrits slusIdufer abf9neiben,
es ieIbft absr nm 10 iOrsfdItiser pfsssn
nnb usrspissn molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Str&fi&e .WeutSReitett.
z q b.
grabi5cee Chicago.

@r3btocee ebtcd9o.
&eb. N. Bartb, uou Der ct. Ysters
uub BauIs: @emeinbe in Soutb Gbicaso,
bat In Solse bss Wa1stbums ber 3usiSs
@emsinbsn, bic untsr isiner Sbbut ftsben,
einsn Iiiiitenten erbalten, ndmIi9 bo4w.
9errn Soiepb Oidmann.
Ipof. 8ieariat Rorb Winnes
fota.
Scr bodip'ite 4poitoliide giear Gupert
Seioenbuld BON Norb WinneiOta tit auf
feline gitte burd ben 81. 8atsr SEQ XIII.
uesen ietner felt lduserer 3ett sei6wd9tsn
@siunbbsit ieinsn bii96fideu Bfi9tsn
entboben worbsn. Wte es beiBt, lou uors
Iduis Der @r,biidof o ct. Saul bic
Di6ceie interimiitii9 uerwalten.
Sic 4emeinosn st. Gusuita unb ct.
Wenbel tn Stearns So. iouen bsibe einsn
eisenen Sesliorser erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Der nd6itc III. .. ". Gatbo'
Itfentaa.

Ser vImerita" BON ct. 2ouis entnebs
men mir fOIsenbe Wittbei!uns: rIuf cine
be3iaIi9e anfrase bss Gommifdrs bes
Deutids Amsritanti6sn 8rteiters9 ereins,
bss bo5p. 0atsr O. 8%ornemann, an
ben bo4w'i fen Bti9of Gtlmour pom
gleueIanO bat bteier bo9wirOi9ite 9err
berettptutsit bic @rlaubniB our abbaItuns
Der ud3ifen - britten - beuti4en &atbOs
IiteuueriammIuns tn @IeDsIanb sessben.
5OIsentss 1T Der tierauf bssisIi6e @Orts
Iaut:
Il freely grant consent to have the
Third Catholic German Congress to as
semble in our episcopal city, and trust
its meeting and work may result in
much good to religion aud the general
interests of the church in this country"
B. Sdrber,
Setretdr bes .. u. g. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

Sbr tennt, ebrrpdrbiss 8riber, BITE 3etts
usrbdItniFe. Quf ber einen Ssite fnb bic
Reni9en pom elmer unbdnbisen 2eieuutb
Seieelt, auf bet auberu Seite ersteBt f9
stn StrOm i9ls5ter Sdriften. SIS Tam
taum sei8iIbert wsroen, wel4en S4aben
bieie tastdsli9 ben Sittsn unb Der &elts
ston SufiSsn. 0arum ieib eifris baraui
beba9t. bur6 Bitten unb grmabusn unb
auf anbere @eiie BITE @ldubisen Don ieneH
~unIautern SueIeu fernsubalten unb fe gu
beNern gu fibren. Sebr uiisli3 wirb es
Ietn, wenu uuter euerer Iuft9t unb Sci:
tins Easesbldtter eri4einen, wel4e BEN
pom allen Setten barserei6teu Site 5eit:
seutdB e~ntseseuptrten, unb bic Babrbett,
Suseub unb ReItsiOn i4isen.
Geo XIII. on bic portusiefiden giidOfe
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

bieies Sabr BITE sebratenen Eauben uns tn
ben Wunb flissen, bic gldtter auf ben
Bdumen perben it9 in sldn3enbe 3rnan3iss
Dolarsitide p%erpanbelu; Elm ieoer ptro
ieinen vTii9'9en, bed bid! nit f4 tras
gen t5nnen ; turs unb gut, mir ws.ben aus
in foribus Isbeu. Die baufrenben Vtbel'
mdnner fSnnen bann au9 i96n bibi4 3u
5auie bIeiben unb Colo NIT tbren S4ws'
fern ipisIen. Wer ba nod tlast, benz
wini9e id 6liseI gum 5ortflisssn.
ga, ia", meint Der Better Wti4el, vuer
auf sinem semaIten Yferbe rsitsn fam,
benz lit Iei1t fortssbolfen." Iber bic relts
si6ien unb poIitii9sn geuesunsen bieies
0anbss iinb nidt sesisnst uns nod 10 balb
in ben S1ooB bes @lidss au brtnsen.
Die briuenben Bibelmdnner ruintren ben
@Iauben, BITE s%spiiisnloisn 8oIititer pers
bunssn bic @ere9ttstsit bermaBen, bab
Soft, Der @sre9te, ieinen Stud, tatt iets
men Sssen iiber uns sieBen wtrb, wsnn
nidt balb anbsre Gotten aufseSosen wers
ben" Sd bin seppbnt benz Better Wat9sl
feline Weinunsen gu reipsctiren, unb ba er
ein gutter 9iitoritsr 1T, 10 psiB er ssnau,
mas er iast.
Den M~nitrensunsen elmer seuiien &lahe
Serri9sierissr, bic beutide Spra4e aus
ben S1ulen unb benz IQtasslsben 3l ents
fernen, miiiisn aue Deuti9e, obue Inter-
idieb bes @laubsns, maunbaft entsesens
wirten. @eIinst ss ben Wstbobiiten bas
Deuti9e san3 su perbrdusen, bann bat es
ausseuettermidsIt. 60 lit bod NUMBER
lid, baB mar ben Seuti6en INNER bic
9epiten Ieien mug, sbe fe it9 enti9eibenb
auslprs1en. ,Saltet feit on current @lau'
ben unb eurer - Spra1s! Wes nit benz
Oeuti4s gnslii9en! Weinen benin bic
seIebrtsn ~ Ridtpiiis r mir Oeuti4s tons
men bas gnslii9e nidt erIernen. obne uns
ierer Wuttsripra@e 81 entfassn?
Sd bsmsrts, bag unseu0bhIi9 uieIe
Beiu9sr aus benz Sftsn untsr uns bsrums
promeniren ober fabren, tbsils nm 8ers
ruanbte unb Bstannte 3u beiu9en, tbeils
UNI ii9 bic @esenb unb tire 2eute angus
ieben. sic psruunbern td aue iber bic
~rieiisen Sorti9ritte bes Idsrbaues unt
ieiner peri9iebenem 3petse. @irben bic
neibisen probibitionspreOiser uns nur rn'
sei5oren laien, bann wirben 2iebe, Gus
%frisbenbsit unb gintra9t in einem f%eltenen
@rabs unter uns uobnen. 8er Wtnb
idst, wirb Sturm ernten.
Ser Weiitsr 0inter i9eint iein &e9t
biesmaI nidt bebaupten gu molten: eine
seIinbe, oiisus Witteruns, an bic mir bier
oben ni1t seuobnt fno. reist man9en
8etterprop5eten cine biitere 3utunft gu
propbsssisn. ST Soft benn nidt mebr
@ott2 Sebenfaqs wsrben mir benz 9raus
pslS ni9t b6ls isin, wsnn CT leinen Gur@:
marid bibi5 rubts unb Obne feline beftisen
S9nssssif0ber baIt.
@ieQei9t t5nnten bic @siddfts etpas
lottsr ssbsn; bafir werben iebo9 mad
Dem 4. Rdrs 5arrtion unb Rorton iors
gen. 8eriproden baben's bic 9erren, Oh
Fe es aud baIten tOnnen unb woaen, bas
mi1en mir abparten. Cont.