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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

RESISTING the efforts of the good
people of New Jersey to secure the
repeal OF the obnoxious race track
law. Mr.. Kalisch, attorney for the
bookmakers, cited instances in the
early history of the state in which
churches took advantage Of the lot
ta"y law and ran lotteries to FIJI their
treasures. He said that academies
were established in the same way.
Members of the legislative committee,
1t is reported, were deeply impressed
by the cogency of this argument for
race track gambling. In measuring
the public morality of 1898 by the
standard of century ago. these
fellows show themselves to be a
precious lot of unconscionable fools.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

THESE frequent Revolutionary up
risings" in South America, Central
America and Mexico are in nearly
every instance melted and engineered
by spectators. The thrilling ac-
counts that come over the wires of
battles" are generally gross OK
aggerations, brilliantly decorated
half-facts. intended to serve the pur-
poses Of cliQucs interested in bear
ing the bond market or getting a Ii
nancial grip on the government.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

carefully dressed and how expressive
of ndmirat ton and a desire TO be espe-
'ally amiable.
One tall man, who looked prema
turely grave for thirty years, walked
alone. Few passers ny noticed his
face. OF these few some wondered
that such melancholy was abroad upon
this morning of mornings, this most
radiant of Easter days.
A 1.-THE, fair girl came down the steps
of a brown stone house and walked off
briskly. She wore a close gown of
gray and hat adorned with small,
artificial spring flowers. Eighteen
years of life, fresh, handsome face,
great gray eyes, prayer book and
I arasol in one of her small gloved
hands, what fitting picture for the
day! And, to complete it, in the other
hand white lily, perhaps thought
lessly pluclled from its stem. The
solitary man was walking several feet
behind her. He happened to look up
from where his cane at each step met
the pavement. He saw the lily over
the girls shoulder.
The man sighed. "That flower and
that girl bring them back to me still
wildly" he unused; chat other Easter
day, that other Easter lily-and her!"
The girl in front turned to cross the
street. The man recognized her and
raised his hat in response to her bow.
She hesitated. dropped her eyes, stopped
and waited for an approaching cab to
pass. When the man came up she faced
him with a smile. He was vaguely con-
scious of heightened color in her
cheeks and of a delicate fragrance en-
vironing her.
"Good morning, Monsieur Melan-
choly" she said, in greeting. you
see, l haven't forgotten my Shakes
peare."
Like the sweet girl graduate that
you are" he replied, carelessly, as he
started forward by her side but
why do you bring your Shakesperean
knowledge to bear on me in that way?
Am melancholy"
"Doleful! And on such n morning!
It's wicked to be sad in sunshine like
this"
"And in such compao ny it's impossible
That is to say, it would be, If you didn't
remind me, you and that flower in your
hand-but pardon me, what am l say
ing?"
The girl glanced up at her companion
In some surprise. Then she became
thoughtful. Mechanically she looked
at the lily in her hand. Presently she
spoke, in low tone:
GAS you were saying, what are you
saying? Or, rather, what were you
going to say? l remind you, and my
! flower-of what?"
He spoke without seeing her shy, side
look, as they passed on among the
crowds of church-goers:
"Of another woman and another
flower like that, on another day like
this. You bring back story that be-
gan on such day when such woman
lightly gave such a flower TOTO the
hero of the story"
yourself, of course" This was
spoken with sharpness that might
have aroused his curiosity had he not
been in a reflective mood.
"Yes," be answered.
"And the story was Above story2'
Naturally"
"How Interestingly And it ended in
in what?"
'In n grave in Greenwood, eight
months afterward," he replied, softly.
"ohv she said, gently. They walked
on In silence for time. Then lac
added:
"Shc died of pneumonia a month be-
fore the time hxed for our marriage.
That was six years ago. 1t seems
yesterday"
"But the story is finished"
"oh, yes" he said, with slightly
bitter smile. THAT story Is. And now
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31
A Professional Failer.

Fathom-Well, doctor, how do you
find my neighbor, Skeamer, this morn
ingp
Doctor am sorry to say, sir, that
he is failing.
Fathom-Why, sorry, doctorP That
sounds to me like good news.
Doctor-Good news?
Fathom--Certainly. He's been in
several failures before, and he's
always come out better of.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

ALL the clearness of thought that
makes a man successful in his bust
ness is needed often times TO unravei
difficult cases and secure justice to
the parties who submit their cases to
jur'es for trial To be faithful,
intelligent juryman must, theref re,
be counted as one of the higher
honors within reach of the citizens OF
this country, with its republican
form of government
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

IT is said the purchase of land from
the Indians by the government to add
TO Oklahoma, has made the Cherokees
the richest people per capita on
earth. The interest alone on the
purchase money amounts to $780, 600
per annum; this, in addition to their
annuities and their retention still of
5000, 100 as rich acres as can be
found anywhere on the globe. If you
can't be born with silver spoon in
your mouth, the next and richest
thing is to be born Cherokee.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31
A shrewd business Man.

First Manager-Some prima don-
mas want the earth
Second Manager-That is so. I
once engaged one who demanded all
the receipts OF the house, but still I
made money.
"How did you make out to do
thatp"
al married her when the season
was over. Texas Siftings.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

WHILE people are discussing why
young people donot marry, a an Jose
man just old enough to have his first
mustache comes reluctantly forward
with two wives. He is not in SYM
patty with the discussion. What he
wonders in penitential mood is why
folks marry so much.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

ONE 81 the graduate classes OF Yale,
that Of ~, and in h0n r of the popu-
lar professor familiarity known as
Tommy" Thacher, has inst tuted
scholarship of $4,000 whose income
shall be used to encourage exCem-
poraneous speaking. More and more
it is appearing that the age of the
impromptu manuscript is doomed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31

THE president Of Hayti Is afraid
that somebody is plotting to kill
him. He knows that he Is usually
ensSyad in killing somebody, and
evidents, understands the tendency
OF good rule to work both ways
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31
THE EASTER LILIES.
WAS IN

WAS IN
the sky, upon the
streets, over all
things. The sound
of church bells rose
a bove the noise of
voices and of the
footballs on the side
walk. What light
charming costume
the women wore,
mud the men, how
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-31
A Terrible Revenge.

al hate Smithwick," said Brown
stone. 'and I'm glad his boy is musi-
CAL"
"Whyp" asked his friend.
Because ! am going TO give him.
an accordion
The sun., 1893-03-26
New Corporations.

ALBANY. March 20.-These were Incorporated
to-day:
The Linton Real Estate Company, to do business In
Kings and Queens cornties with principal ofice In
Brooklyn: capital $3.50 900. and directors. Edward f.
Linton Frank T. Hart. Thomas Monahan. William J.
winberg. ard Frederick II. Chase of Brooklyn
The Buffalo and Niagara Fails Electric Transit Land
Company OF Buffalo, capital $82 500: and directors. L.
A. Kibbes of Mayviile. Eyrnn B. Durham of Warren
Pa: D. d. born of Jamestown. Arthur A. johnson OF
Buffalo. and others.
The Brooklyn Warehouse and Storage Com
pany to- day fled cert fcate OF an Increase OF
Its capital from 100000 to S50O00O. The
debts OF the company amount to $40150.
The sun., 1893-03-26
New York and Boston All Rail.

washington and Chattanooga Limited" :"
New Orleans lLn,eute i.oipan sissoers Yto N. o.
sam,nEhAm 20 next nght. New oSienns foilowins
=, S,Vafn,ns dninE cars TO ChAtt anooga! eonnscts
:. nosnoke WITH through sleeper 10 Hlrogate
Nashville Lhrourh Pullman sleeper from w.,h,nrton
Weuunlv ,sAsss r. X VIA esther Penn or b 4 o. r
NJ arurss NAsests li;5o next night
NoMhtls LhIoash ralman sesp.r from Washington
SPT sys. ,sssss -, y ria sither rsaa. or b ! o.
once Si7A Broadway
The sun., 1893-03-26

SATURDAY March 25.-Flour vas dull at generally un.
changed quotations. Exports. 1I.2i4 bbs. &c. Re-
ceipts 81. 2DS bbls. &C.
GRArs-wheat declined Sc on Change. The cabiea
were not encouraging. but on the other hand some
further unfavorsblc crop reports in circulation
Still New York operators not put implicit faith in
such reports and the strength OF tho
Chicago markets to-day this market showed little
change In fact IL lacked features of peciA interest
The trading was sluggish. ana the average
operator was disposed to await events spot
sales $4,000 bush. for export. No at 1e5,c
over May (. o. b. adoat. No. hard winter mt
lk91kc. under MaT t. O. b. store and No. 1 Northern
at e0shc over May afoat. These were the receipts,
Chicago. 54.lss bush: Milwaukee 47.4Jo; Minue.
apolis. 1880 Duluth 40. 1s4; ST. Louis "a 900: To-
iedo q ss3h; Detroit T.48I: kansa. City, 35 +5vi New
York L. 400; Baltimore. 4.HlV: PhilAdelphin 1884;
Boston 3sai: Grand total. si4aGi bush Total ycs
terGay. 3p2 S+7 Total last year. 100 Future sales
S6O.OUO BUSH. follows;
The sun., 1893-03-26
THE UMRKELLA 60.
Hpans.

u ADCLIFrE. 2s5 Broadway. New York also sJB FnL
~ top st., bfooklyn Ed money upon furutufs
rssssaAhy. vtbout removal or pab
The sun., 1893-03-26

Rio on The spot duh and nominal at l7,sc Tor No.
u RAW sugar was QUOT. firm, and unchanged Refined
was nfn with brisk Business
VIII, Mii ,,i ,Si,onsmr.rpepin" was weak a. 34sasc
Common to good strained. ~, ,+ossI AK.
iEInnifuh-Thc sales OF National certificates were
8s!e@,is'sc, closing at dsssc,
this season Is smaller by about 10000 hog, than
during mo same tno last year and during The past
month mere has been quite decrease IN stocks OF
P6eauSy. Lara s's9dS Spot sales Of 30 tGs city AZ
March and Nay a, ii Doe July and 's ssp,"mb.r w's az
1l.eOc Dressed hogs aud pigs steady at Us,c. Pork
duil hni unchanged Ia law quiet at blSc Eggs ICLv
@lIisc Best cheese, 1lASl2c. do. butter 2sLS3OLSc
c"ff.ymA moderate decline on rather small tfantsc
thing but to the friends IL was 40
rArrntly even indifferent The seteme MT OF III.
Estimation OF not few gives additional color TO lilo
Tue purchase o. futures and do not need "a
buy much spot cotton at tho present time Msanwhilo
the stack IN Liverpool 10 very large. The supply OF
American there 10 only 1000 bales smaller than
z year ago In a season when the crop was unprece
shorts Iverpooi ssni some buying oidsrs It ~ III.
opinion of many here that the foreign advIoss will
Pricss declined 70 poinis closing steady with sales
sdns ioss .ss ss ysrpS. Ssensd
u 1000 Oaisl Sss orisans dsciiusd Y 20 t = points
aiaans spisnss isiee mere sssisSSs
soa ss r -: sss,es :rs, e.
@ @ ss. ss.,ss sSas rs fs q s.si .ss
issi; we're iofs against Ss0 fhis dsS issi sssf ssa
The sun., 1893-03-26

Total issue limited to $S, S,0OO,-
600, with provisions for III
creasIng the issue by not over
$1,OOO,OO for actual cost of
new track (Inciudiilg equip
nent) within eighteen miles of
the City Hall of Providence,
IL. l., and additional to the
1O4 miles Of track heleina fter
mentioned, but at a rate not
exceeding $4,000 per mile Of
such new track.
The sun., 1893-03-26

s:'s. tsd. iiSsscafS ioasiasiSS Inc. oi1.iTs
surplu,.. soosei25 so.7ia2oo Inc So 2o..o'6
The :urp,u, q year ago was sis,ooT4i5. and two
The Chicago. nocH Island and Pacific Gnil. 7; /
Issd Of j : cent. paSabIe May !.
The report o. ,sf s. SseasSs s. GA.
$ss. ;?s 5:ssss $ ;sSss
Surplus 5000. siNssOd sI.74s.bs5 Inc seoi,5ii
Owing to unusual expenditures tho net earn
ings for 1892 were somewhat smaller than was
expected. In pursuance Of the established
wS wore charred Il e to ths pret and inss account
i2r the year. During tho first three months ot
corresronding period Of 1882 The manage.
s' he t0 s w be s
create greater S during ~ The remaindor Of The current
year
Tho iHporS q general nssShanad1;s at = the !.
pst SsFs sse g fsiHS7 % re:
ses 1oTs Tss nhs sscs
Imported since, Jan: S5Il02.2JS Exports Of
RseS ss,s sif's 81 I sps".s sHs szrf sss
:Ss. HIS ssSs is.i s s7s and
The Lake Eric and Western Ra,Eosa I ,9n nrepoIEts
crease OF Sl3.6ll as compared Win tne same
@ea.S ersn.S oi q .i16s iass ssar and net Si0S' de-
The New York. susauehanna and Western
Of Ga"saays rsSrSr
$32. 40d. o decrease Of SatjSi.
The st. Louis. Alton and Terre Haute Rail-
as bss 81 0s sn Af
r: s%a nss sS 81 am Sna
National bank nots circulation outstanding.
esslysd durns the Tsss for
S.sS SssE Ssss; III aSS%ioS decrease :" for tho
81. 24a 2s2. and from internal revenue 2;52a,
o1S n total of S8775.3oO. against S5.G75.e89
d wesk Ta sfses nSs 9 e. s .Sss mSnth
,hG nsndssss dEfSs,ss Xs5e s2s o42 and the es-
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday as follows:
sas con .ss s f ::
Legal tender, ineiudnx ., O., ,,o ,o,,,,-,
ro,.l....................sio i05 ilsi74s.D.7
rel to secure II" same. SIS Iii2OV. In ad.
s1sa tncn % hs the S.I ss m s
sued against the same si3tj1I2s1. Of which
Sl5t. lO23-2 are outstanding.
Money In London. 2 q cont. Rate Of dis
three months bills. laG1A y cent. Paris
times. and exchange on i.oondon at rs francs
los centtmer.
The sales Of mlnIng stocks at the Now YORK
t0.dn n fOil0w9.
The sun., 1893-03-26

GKocEKEs-T There was nothing very striking in the
coffee cables to-day The Brazilian mark We re
and AZ, k,n Esshsnss Wa. slightly higher The European
deliveries In this country bass Prices he "a
dscned and the closs was barely steady, with sales
The sun., 1893-03-26
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.

New rork Stock ExcborRe--snie. Mn-eh ss.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS t1s s1.ooos,.
10 Ala. Glass h....io2kl lTeun- Set. Os....1o1k
lUO Trnn. set. Js...... IyAl
The sun., 1893-03-26

Corn was dull and easier Western liquidation her and
At Chicago had depressing effect Spot sales 5000
bush. NO. at 52Ac.; steamer at 5iI4c steamer
white at $50: No. at Doe. quoted al Soitc early
Future sales 6loOOU bush. az follows, '
The sun., 1893-03-26

---.~>>~>-ONoDsS-~>-~>> ->>>~>-->S~'--
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAILWAY CT AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals and Interllcking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt SITS.
IN Effect 1901 4. M., FEB. 10, 1893.
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
Mra%sn ys,ss' ss;rns ca. ss5 s..s 70 css
SinsInS.ti . y An, indianapolis f;SS A NJ. Chi
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
s %@s
ePG. and rswrsps .a bS, Sl,rr roHs s
ali tie c"nssnencss of hume Or ONCE iEshisi by
stationary ~ sna novabs electric iah'a Arrives chi
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
1900 NO3Narpllman ve;'ibne Sleeping snd pit: PIT;
Smoking Ger and Passenger Cnsehe. TO ST. L.ui:
Arrives Cincinnati Slo A, NJ. ana 81 LOUIS o;oof y.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
ebs9 Mnrulm"n ,e.ssals siespnT csrs ss, 20 10
rh.%SRhIp Spd ,';nasI e Ss'ss Ss,
SOUTH HwEsTERN EXPRESS.
Eestib6s sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati. Memphis. and
Conmbas 2:aFf NJ, Gipeinnait doo r; a.. Indian;
ADoli, 1915 T. H.. and ST. Louis oo A. N secohu
morning.
PACIFIC ExpRESs.
500 r. VI Pullman Rnre. Sleeping Car New York
Ss no ShSss0 1o.So sSSEs' ay h,f.ss M osas
sHENxSBSd EStS;iSa xfsf aourE for point.
on Sorr we:h. an! Entt Tenn Va ga IA RS 80 ~
n asi1 s ..r.l x s''sfs . Tmpn 10 k'" orleans '' 's''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 4. NJ" Wn.h,ngton I;,m,tedt" @ t,.s. week
nsssn GSSsn's RT,rS Car to baltimore arriving 'n Wash
a.sS r, M,I IsConsres.,onnl Iim,,ea" daily
.SSis nn ps,n gnToy cars and Dining Car arv
AdS';,onni Esrrsss Trains: q. sao q 500 $50 osS
sSo and and S S sas 's R'sh 3 EsSls: Ess. 6
sna soS s.. and ELS night, For baltimore only
Sds ss:sss s.a "a "a
slsSSi wy , @ IS S'SS 5sy, All
sHs Mosf s saa AZ H"s,s" ssse siys St
<,So MERiehmond and panyils Enaress So daily
n fsss5Ss % SsSpns tss
8 100 r. M-Daily for all points on Chesapeake and
s
Charles Route. 300 A.. NJ, week dayH and with
F?h f5s Sss s"S; rsss S!s
Coach to Browns Mlils in. the Piues.
FOR CAPE MAY loo r. N. week days.
For Long Branch. Asury Park Ocean drove. and Point
rlea6aut. 81: 10 A NJ. 1880. 3:4u. h:lO and 1l;4b
Say raft and
SuIdays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: G:2o. 1,2n 100 $3.50 300 03o 40 100 Wash
iaioo noon % rsnnsylyan,s Penn itnted with Dintng CaL.
B:3u $50 900. aud 1900 r, NJ. and 1915 night
Acrommoda lion. IL 90 A. NJ. $40 and 800 /. NJ
sundays Express. 6:l5 a:;}o $500. 0::O. 10 90 A. NJ
l2:oo noon Limited. 1900 noon. 400. 4:30. 300.
$3.50 I:I5 500, 300 =. ~. nid I2:l q night Accom-
mediation. 500 and 7;Do 4. ".
For Time Tables Of trains to local points on the
Pennsylvania Railroad SYSTEM apply at The following
Ticket Uftices 433. BAD y44 1.323. lI3, and 2BI
Broadway. 1 Astor House. 1874 East 125th At, 26<
West 125th st.. cjA Columbus av. 1877 9TH av, and
foot OF Desbrosses aud ,ortiant SITS; Court $50
Fulton St. U6 Broadway. aud Brooklyn Annex sta |
tion. foot OF FULTON St. BROOKLYN l20 Hudson st,
Ilobok en-; Stntton. Jersey CRY.
The New Saik Transfer COSipany will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through
i. N. rREVOST. j. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
The sun., 1893-03-26
New York Markets.

Ihe total sales were 1.5oo snarsA
, 1893-10-30

ntnger idlnmtltcbe ibablonenm1Big an9e=
tpenoete &uren unb felt ibncn ais @inbett
9egeniiber bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., inbem
er iagt: Isle lit bie %ein5ige. Die aQgemein
@iiltigteit bat. Sci jebem Granfer inter-
8iebt tic ale duBeren unb inneren 8unfte
beS 2eben5 elmer ein9ebenbcn 8iroigung.
2tuf GegeLung ouer Ginnirfungen auf ben
meni6ltcben &Orper muB fir ieben SAL ilt
umii9tiger, itreng Observation-Disclosures
8eiie &iifitcbt 9enommen perben. 9abei
tit Die SOee itets Dor6errihenO, unter Ser
2eiftungsfGbt9fett beS SnbtpiOuunts, Ser
Sr9ane unO Tunftionen gu b%leiben, pdb>
ren0 man OteleIbe 9lei13eitig itei9ert. Die
Qetitun9sfGbigfeit bis gum Mebrz o6er
Minbergeiunben in einfa9lter 8eiie gu erz
b0ben, Dbne ie SIT erl6opfen, lit oas 13ieG
u%nlerer &unit. @enn @iiienibaft unb
Staat i6re Qtuf9obe erfiut bdtten un6 nicbt
iiberau bic S6ablone unb ben WtangeL an
9enten be9iinitigten, miirben 6ieie 6or6eo
run8en ldngit crfIut fem, tpaS Ite iebt nicbt
itnb, 8tiicnibaft un0 Staat, ia Die
Mcni36eit i'm @an3en auf ben inbipioualiz
i%irenoen Stanbpuntt 81 iteIen, no eS nicbt
SranfGeiten, %ionbern &rante 9iebt, lit
unler 3tel. 8enn es errei6t tpir6, fallen
bic &uren, uao eS bleibt MIR Die &ur."
, 1893-10-30
Sin @enteimI6aOet.

9te @ep flD8en6ett unierer englilden
&an3eLbanspurite, Sic SagesereigntIie gum
0egenitan6e tbrer Sonntagspre6i9ten All
macben, artet INNER me9r gu etnent Sc
metni3aoen aus. Stnb benin uniere eng
ltib7amerttonii6en &irben @ottesz o6er
8etbGuier, D6er 8ortragSIGle, in 6euen
9tn9e, Die nit Ser GeIt9ion platterotngs
NIGHTS gemetn baben, 6fentLt4 belproten
tperbelt2 @obG bas lebtere, 0enn es tann
itb i'm OffentIiben 2eben i6lecbterotngs
NIGHTS 3ltra9en, mas nibt auf ser eng[ilbz
an1erttanti6en &an5eL breitgetreten mirb.
Die @rmorbung bes W1a0orS 6arriion
mar, fpte man auf gut 6euticb gu 1agen
pfle9t, bteiet 8uri9en, Sic 6en gfamen
n9teberen6" i9Gn6en, Elm vgefunbenes
Sreiien". Sat tpo6l elm ~ein3iger fot6oz
lticber ooer proteitantti1er 6eutider @ettz
ltcber, ober au3 tatbOliicber irii6er @etitz
li6er geitern feline &anseI NIT iol6em
S6uno entpeibt, tpte ct geitern BON a11ez
rtfanti5en Wo6epre0igern perSapft porben
tlt! g8tr glauben es foum. 0obL mag Ser
Sine Dber Nn6ere auf Sen u1gliifleLigen
8orfou Gn9eiptelt, p6er inoirett cine ge1b>
antpenoung barauS ge5oget baben, aber i'm
gum ousi9IieBIt3en @e9enitanbe ietner
Preot9t gu ntoben, baS lit mobL feinem
unierer beutiaen @etitltcbcn ei~ngefaQen.
9asu bat Der 9euti9e 8uoteG @9idlibz
fettsgefit9l.
9ocb mir tpouen iiber 6teien @e9enifan6
ntbt mebr mOraliftren, ion6ern uns BEN
@etltesfrtcbten Der engGii4en &an3eG6ansz
tpur1te %autpenben, tpeI6e sic perrlbte Sanb
OeS WteubelnrOrberS gesettigt bat. 9a lit
3nerlt Der v9teperenb" @ifforb, uGorleSer"
an Der 8apttitenftrcbe SmmonueG, Der it6
ntcbt entbIoOet, feline Son~ntagsprebfgt Al
etner gang gemeinen @a6Gz, Speeh" al
1nacben. gfa6bem er Ben vMooor" Sorz
rtlon fir ale @eieBIoii9feit, bic in GbicQoo
Derrlcbt, oe%ranttportli3 9emacbt, 6as 8lii6en
Der Sptelbouen un6 Ser Saloons" linn AIR
Ha1t 9ele9t bat, ruff ct aus: Gtcbter oebe
mani uns, Die ii3 ntbt i1euen, bos Ser
brecDen gu bcrurtbeilen, einen giiroprz
metltcr, ber bic @eieBe boQftreft, unb cine
Polt5ct8ctpalt, bic bon Der 9olitit Itrena
9e19leOcn tit" 9a mag nun mand6eS
SSa3re bran Ietn, aber ebenio gut f0nnte
man ol9rlfen: @eiitLt6e gebe mar uns
Die ilb INN Oas ibeeren, mas t6res 9tmtcs
TT, @etitltcbe, Bic 9rtitGicbe gtdbltenliebe
pfle8en, Die an Der Sabre bes 6abinaeicbiez
Oenen Saters unb 8rdutieams Elm tr0itenz
Oes @Ort 3aben nnb nicbt feline menids
, 1893-10-30
6cbler nit i6onungSloler 6an6

lt3en Scbler nit i9onun9slOler 6ano
blosle9en. 9aS ioG 6crr @iftoro ru6ig Den
3ettungen iiberlaIlcn; Die f0nncu 6aS piel
tattpoIer II II 5 LiebcooQer baiorgen.
Qucb Der &eoerenb Canning, elm 8otoner
&tnb, Der geitern bier in Scr &irdJe bc5
Or. @tntDrop rgeprebigt" bat, mac5t
9arriion sum Spfer ieiner 2e6re; benin, !"
ia8t ct, bat 6arriion nit ieiner 8e0anbs
flung Der uebertretcr Der @eieBc rebt &C.
babt, bann mar au9 jene Mor0tbdt, Die
im @inflange nit 5ieier 8cbanbhlrg itano,
gercebtfertt9t." Sir Giel, Die 0QeS nit
ourD ibre natiDiitiiob ongeloufcre BrtQe
icben, lit natiirli9 isOcr WeuBelm0roer
Elm Qlnarcbiit. 60 ouc6 Ser Starr Bren0er>
GAIT, bcn er iofort sum Nnart3ijtcu ltcns
pclt. ltno 6ieien @ebanfcn briidt nocb oiel
frdfti8er Der @nglcDooOer JteDerenb @oooe
min aus, 0er npd ettpaS peiter au50olt
uno ben 0ouOerneur Nltgel0 inolreft tlr
bteies Gerbrtc6en Deranttportltcb rlacbt.
8etrabtcn mir unS nut Den folBen0en
SOB: Solange es Mfacbtbdbcr 9iebt, tpelbc
bic 0%tnarcbiiten be9naoi9en, f0nnen mir gez
ipdrtig iein, 6aB oa5 2e6en nicbt ptel Gilt.
= Den gcrs fam itcb ocr 0elcr ielblt bo5a
macben.
9ieie geiltli9en SeniationSmeier, Ocren
2ippen BON fr0mmelnben 9t%cbensorten ibers
t~riefen, Bic aber nibt bas Wort @ottcS
preOtgen, i~onOern ibre ei9enc g8eis0cit 5ltr
S6au gu trager b%efltiien itnO, m0gen iicb
an benz vBtarrer" Der freigeiltiget r9(Qers
ieeGenttr9e", Nep. Sones, Elm 8eiipiet
nebmen, bon benz tie i'm Bunfte Der 9rtit7
It9en gtdbitenliebe nOb pieL lernen
f0nnen. gticbt eth Mort bes Sabsls fam
iiber Sic 0ippen bicies WtanneS, ionberh
nun @orte oes tiefi11neriten S9mer3es unb
Witleibs.
9a fGat Ser 8lid 6es S6reibers gum
S6LuB mod auf BRET NeuBerungen BON
fatboIti6er 6eite, aber ct braucbt baS, mas
ct oben barber geiagt bat, ni9t gu tpiDers
rrfen. Qtu9 biele 6rei @eiitLiben, iriicbe
fretIib, bic in bteiem Bunfte ibon ettpas
mebr amertfaniitrt iinb, boben Sen trau@
ri9en Gorfau tbren geltrt9en &an5elbez
trocbtungen einberflp6ten, aber in elmer
8eiie, bte tbrem 8erltanbe un6 lbrem
6er3en Sire macht. 9agesen fou ia aub
ni9ts 9eia9t ietn, benin iotpeit Die
Sittenlebre bon Sen So9esereigz
niiien berii6rt miro, t0nnen bieie
tppbl 3um @egenitdn6e etntger, ben 8orfaQ
betrouern6en 8emerfungen gena9t perben,
aber Ser anitdn6ige @eiitli9e miro babel
ni6t profan tperben unb auf elm @ebiet
%iiber9reifen, bas ni9t auf Die aan5cI oes
bort, bas polttiibe ndmli4. 9as f0nnen
MIR bte anerifaniiben WobegeiitIicben, bic
BON ber SenlattOn leben, unb bic itnb-
Oas bebaupten mir no9mals-ein @eneine
i6a6en.