The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-04-13

TOT from the sight II h.sr--
had grown TO b. an Ola -
Lifting himself from -,
turned TO look at his sd
also lifted his vis'r. a-1 4 ,-''ss
the mail the grinnius IA ~
lie had been dghiin- t...'s
lives in such a world /, "a
en3 themselves. as Tune. =
Thirl--That phil,,-t.. ss
Is capital crime. ana ....r.
titution is the unparl .-,ls
senne. as character 1. ~. =
Of your uioicrn grrrs
The dircct u,Nult II a,. ts
lie had obtained tho n,}.,
for its own SAKE. I,l.,
ratarc. The flower g., -.
have the right 20 play. -
the mystery of its w...s.,,
pluck u flower AMI tv4rt.,.
about 10 g!uat over ,hv G.gh
this Is 10 violate III. Inn.
ua,ure. Dorsrune know. ,s.
Goes it not. IL "a man i-.B..
the light. hc may H. ,Augsl /.
be blind. we cannot hrl, i.n.
But If ii iA2n know a.. ,-,A =,
face IF knowledge aul d, :
right drift and tnhr Ma, 50,
pardon.
a young man WAS 7 .,s,,,i ..
on in Georgia lately ,u- vb.s-
lice are lookin; now ,a-.r,y =
TO Atlanta from CIar..>t.a
all his money, sank .uu b..
erty. fell into evil wa,s ,flf
arrested as Il tramp .rl ,-
stocka,le. When hurrAt.-! h.
to avoid Atlanta in the iu,ur
dercd away. looking tie m,4r.
spair in his rags ami u.~r
after his departure the urvra,
tanning an account of his ans, 1
the hands of his father IN -.
lima. He immediately Wrote . !.
on authorities. asking L. have h i
leased and sent home. The ,,-.
was gone; he WAS informed q. !,
The son had run away from
the family were ready TO fu,-
and welcome him back. she.
left he had become heir ioa a.,
erty worth over $4,000 b. s
not know of it. The father -
police to find him and tell hin
may not be responsible If
edness and rags he wandrrs owe
of the earth heir TO n fortune
not know it. But the man
mad if the revelation of his Wa
made to him AID he prcferr9
wander in rags and poverty an
FRANCE LIABLE To An EXHls
Such is the present status Of 1 i
of France. France knows mua 4
a generation III the realm q
has done nothing. Dorsenne !
carnation of the modern Frena
it, present attitude toward Dc
anomaly-it is a crime. Thcyt i
the truth. They play with d 4
sives of the moral world. ltkl
GUS pastine. II is Il criminal
A man in the Southwestern Jar n
land had a dog which h. had 8.
trained to bring him whatcvg +
i'll the water. Early one nj =
went to the pond near his p.As
lg a dynamite bomb, with VIA
ended to make "a haul of uE 81
pond. He lighted the fuse al
the bomb in the water. Heb
to notice or forgotten that The
followed hiiE.
In aIi instant the faithful brus =
ito the water, swan To the bon
it and brought it ASHORE 10 place
masters feet. The man tried il 1
command the dog to drop the ten
,ect. The deg showed the e1oeIa
his training by clinging to IT and +.
approaching the shore. The fshe
took to his heels. The dog folloEsH
more rapidly than he could Il q
bomb in his mouth, the fuse lsaa
was a wild race for life to the va
far away. The dog gained Gr
slant. The man was in despair
bomb should explode, he would '
TO pieces. He reached the Va
over just in time, fe
instant the Cog came to the foa
wall the bomb exploded with
force. The dog was blown to &
The man escaped with his life
dangerous thing, it is a c-iminl
70 handle infinite mental powen
in the moral world. Tb
IAN only be the destruction Of t4
md, If not, surely the destruss
hose who are around him.
Fourth-That such a society : 8
Unless born again. And that O. q
ty, with all the narrowness Ofg
C adherents, looms up in solemn
md grandeur when colnpard
,aricature of humanity. Th'OR
lgure OF this book is the old PAP
we Montfanon. He is naroE
'lgoted, he would persecute, bgi
manly man; he is worthy to "a
las reverence; with all his seTer
20 him life has deeper meant
ne passing puppet show. Then IA
within his bosom. with all his III s.
ncies of character, new life
GEMS the world and makes il "
ag In, with all its sorrows, VII
in and all its darkness. The onss
1g impression of this book Is
ounded admiration which ever
aust carry away for this old fg1 q
undoubtedly one of the motEs i
ook. No man who thinks cant
nalysis of a goddess modern 500
OF say when he has finished
aviation is in a new life Ill Chs
ne French author has taught IT.
y the necessary implica ion o. 81
re and the dramatic introduces
lpreme representative Of Cm
the world.
The man who reads this chr
re modern world feels ike clss
and ofan honest friend-feelshf
g closer to the old fashiOne
'ught by Christian fathers andp
Others in old fashioned ways, s'
l their narrowness and all To
w views, for there is strengp
~, there Is power in narrowDs
ream does gather strength IN 90
w gorge. Sin. when it is fub Z
1ngeth forth death. "Ye mus
'aln"-man and society.
HUGE SHAFT TO Run