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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

The bill, providing for voluntary
aud involuntary bankruptcy, recently
passed by Congress, has received the
approva, Of the President and is now
law. 1t is not IN ideal bill, but at
any rate it meets in reasonably
effective way q long existent public
nocd. Itprovidcs for voluntary bank
rnptcy, leading to the discharge of
the honest debtor who through mis-
fortune cannot pay his debts, but who
gives to his creditors all that he has
and asks for the privilege of begin
ming business life anew. 1t provides
for the involuntary and enforced bank
ruptcy of all dishonest debtors who
try by any trick or device to "brcak
with their hands full" 1t simplifcs
proceedings in order that the estates
Of bankrupts may not be distributed
exclusively among lawyers, and it re-
duces both the lawyers and the court
fees to Il minimum. 1t is pretty
good bankruptcy law rs it stands.
With such amendments as practical
experience shall suggest it may easily
be made into a thoroughly satisfactory
and permanent bankruptcy law. 1t is
at least free from the grosscr vices
that compelled the repeal OF the two
former bankruptcy laws. 1t does not
put premium upon rascality, and il
does not make of the bankrupts estate
carcass for the vultures Of the law
J to consume.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

A newspaper correspondent writing
from Washington has directed attcn-
tion to the fact that out of total Of
ninety men in the United States Sen
ate thirtytwo are veterans of the civil
war. This is rather remarkable when
it is remembered that that war ended
generation ago. The house also has
4 large per ccntagc Of war veterans,
despite the rush Of younger men into
political life. Reflections on these
fncts causes one to feel like America
is good country to be born in and
that chances here are for long life. II
shows also vigorous race Of rco-
pie.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

There is no doubt rs to the ntcn
tion of Congress in putting II small
stamp tax on telegraph and telephone
messages, sleeping car and steamship
tickets, express receipts and various
other instruments and articles issued
or used by corporations. It's object
was to collect il portion Of the war
taxes from the great corporations that
pay enormous profits and yet contrib
ute nothing to the support Of the
Government which issiits aud protects
their patents, guards their property,
and III many cases pays thcm large
sums Of money for service Yet nearly
all these corporations are making their
customers pay for the stamps, thus
giving new proof of the truth of the
saying that "the consumer pays for
ALL"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

was novel sight to many of our party.
From Old Point you can take a
stcamcr almost any nour Tor ttorfrviiih
Ocean View and Virginia Beach. The
two latter places arc also popular sum
mcr resorts.
At Old Point our pleasant party
separated, some going TO Norfolk and
10 Richmond, back to Washington and
Baltimore and on to New York, and
some lomcwari bound. /, was the
opinion Of all the par'y that it was
one Of tic must delightful outings tie
nc"Spnpc: gang cycr r&pcrlcnce'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

COL Wnl. Perry Murphy. Of Cilarl..
ton, died at Sunmcryillc. = c. last
Friday morning after Il linrcrrs Ill
ness. Col. Murphy wa, nitrd States
District Attorney "f South Carolina
during President Clcvclaud'i admin
istration, and ut he time Of his dcatl,
was Il candidate for Congress, from his
District. lie was an able lawyer and
by his dealt. South Carolina loses Il
brilliant ani able man
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

In Georgia The EaiIroa, Cpi4rnis-
sion has decided The express and tclc
graph companies should pay for 4 .
stamp required to ic allixcd 20 c#~l
package and mcS-an, for tran -porln, o.,
instead Of III, sruirr~: CLAIMING Il,
otherwise. amounts to an cxacion e
that much in addition to the cStab
lishcd rates.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

The boy, who volunteer now are
not likely to 90 much fighting, as in
all probability the fighting will be
over before they are equipped and
COTTON ready for duty 4. the front
They would no doubt he called on Il"
do garrison duty in Cuba or Porto
isico, but not much lighting
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
w ILL be let to the lowest responsible
bidder on July 2Sth, at TO- Il n., the build
ing of Il new bridge over l.roadmonth
Creek, on road leading from Honea Path
TO Holidays bridge.
Also, same day AT j y. IN. the building
Of new bridge over Retdy Fork Cre.k,
on new road near David tlarri~,n's.
Also. Aug. 2ad, at 10 n. III the building
Of q new bridge over Big Beaverdam
Crsek at w. A. Meals mill
Also, Aug. 5.h. at ~ u. IN. the repairing
or the building oi il., uri,ige known as tho
McIsee bridge, ever t!enercs.ea Creek.
Plans and Specifications Inads known
on day of letting. Reaerving the right to
reject any and all bids.
w. p. SNELGROvE,
Co. Supervisor, A. C..
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CEAREMONT COLLEGE,
HICKORY. N. a..

EOR Young Women. A noted health
a. resort ia tho mountains Of Western
N. G. Pure mountain air and water.
Chartered by the State. Faculty OF IA
University men and women. students
from nearly every Southern State, also
ftom Canada, Northern and Western States.
$500 Piano given to the best music graduate.
Home comforts, reasonable rates Write
for e catalogue. s. p, HATTON,
3-8 A. NJ, Pc. b., Pres.
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STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

An rxclnls, SAYS: The war ran-
not end until Spain is on the 4rouud
and says She has cnong! If he
isn't on the ground now then ~hc is
non est: for our navy '.aS certainly
driven her from The sea.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20
For liir Consideration Of ranilatr>

ME- nii,n ~ the rs, .tn r4r,i. a..D .s
ptina 'n cut'n- and AAshrI a.,i our
'NufiN Ci:niHfsm WI Z soon cii!ir,licD,
iHJ fi!" r"i. @Is'uttiJ tNDuiT l.>trnli,D
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ir'' lc nay tn>iEc-s ran a. rpilnt,,.i0n
Nnrrn II l. ,oii aud il ,,,t.in; n- .nia to
. ui!:"r rr iriiil,Ht,.
''"| y srcn- - NJ ii't,i,li- would 30
a"nY Nil;i ior "!!ice:-. am in i,vor II
mas M, iuNt aS irN c.lirrr9 ~ pi~,.!,i.
think that Tho i.yn,uiiv, Co,ni.,ittr.
ought - l4avo gone /. iittlc further art:
'iipwri H. - n0tn.iin,c All Of our ar.
t'iilt"f '.i.ifef- jnthr primary, ~ j. ".
.NNh!ry matte ;hr til.i.t IN tho cnnN cntiun
Tor
Npw. fi;c." "ro "a few moro ilmportsnt
iss''"' tiai ought to be pat to the candi-
'ia:"- on tho stump, County and State
AZ" van IN favor OF tho democratic par-
~ nominating all tho appointed officers I"
AT" J"u III favor Of these high apprupra-
lions To thrsn Stato Colleges? Are YOU
III favor of tho special tax on fsrilliZtra9 .
Are you in favor Of The Blue Ridge scrip
bonds being nut on the State? ArevOu in
favcr Of our country officers Being put on
salaries, and knowing ..hat we pay them?
Are YOU in favor ri our county officers
kecpirE account Of all fees that comes
through tE"ir oilice? Will you ever put
any Hpccial TAX III your people. without
allowing them To vote on it first?
a FARMER
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20
THE. WAR PROGRESSES A PACE.
on, on We brave,
Who rush TO glory or the grave

Those sanar taken the a of We'll
surprised ia number fall
while and the white
them with four and xn and follow with heavy
and rapid fire Then shall pitch few shells among
Then will let fly big dynamite bombs
Ilme any enemy
let a few shots fly like this:
Envelopes good Envelopes L
ting Paper Papers Pins Flags
- fine Steel Dress Buttons 4 "a best Safety
fringe good Buggy Whips excngy
low Iaum Powder
Blonde Brunette John r. Rces &c. 5c
Imperial Perfumes bulk Tppns Swan Down Bows
box, for 0c Silk Sca 10, Fancy Ties Windsor
l;bom 1c & Sc 0 Fancy Lacs 0 Agents
Best GCol Spool Coonbottom prices grade Writing
luirc Best Black 7c pair Best Ball sewing
at Zoe Ill., Heavy Hose and Half Hose pair Heavy yarw
]lomesun Be- - and &c Gents Drill Drawers 1Oc 15c, 9c
dar Prints 4 yard Gi Prints 34c yard Ball. Fly Traps
Zoe and 2c close Heavy lIomespln
and The Richmond Extra &c, Handy acsng Polish
best yet,
a pairs closing prices Of
but di! believe. Chewing half price,
Auur Bits Zoe lot Best Braces Hammers Lamps
l0 5c 20 Household everything
Wire Window Screens Zoe each, Flour Silc
uar Short Coffee Pot Pie Plates Agstu Dppers 1Oc Agate
'3c AID 0c Complete Tea nicely
CASTLE Soap Hidden Spring Curling longs best Hair
2Oc Combs &c Sc and 1O Rubber Nppe for Babies
Brushes Shaving Brushes Common Tumbe Jelly umbers Fruit
Etc, at prices which defy competition
DO feel
or Cuban Flag of
If the stand they strong,
Yours always truly
{. 5. minor 80 ~ lOC. STORE.
SPOT CASH DOES THE WORE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

MK. EnrrOH: The enclosed items are
clipped from rho editorial columnnf the
N,fNfi"" .idrrrntr Nashville Tnnr
Reg. II. T.. IIne+, ID. D.. editor who.
Trough ho sii'i not Jn:, III ',"hoor,in;, up
war; l. ~ true ~ steel to the t.. - fls!r
rho iir$t item >uit> others ~ we'll IL tho
lingo phrNnn+, ~ t'onGre"snrii, I.e1 ~la
tori. 40, Il icw editors and otiic,S VA
clio Sn'i.' needs some ,i these heroes at
III" IRON To cheer and iir.p the pptriotic
tnNs whr have ln!t fathers aud mothers
homes and friend. and are no.v on the
hn.!i pi chrniIo proving. their t;,itn bv
their works. ,'oN.fsyESt,y
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
Greenville, SC.

a and
gor ew courses Biology i-torv Latin Modern Physics
nie TO Prof b. l.; tiEElt Faculty
MONTAGUE
G.
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No risn u inquire after tho where
ahout- oi tho lingo parsons who Il few
months ago wrra cIamOrini. ..,. vori:er,l,y-
~ tor war with Spain. II any ono ~
liicin mas Eon" 10 the front. wD have rot
heard o! u. IN" probabilities are that
,h- moss ~ theS. hcllil,.rcn; brethren
Will q" heir lighting hy proxy March
iiS by day :ni lying Iii the trenches by
night i hard work aud thon bullets nro
dangerous things. Nevertheless, consis-
tcn"J /" virtue of rare merit. For our
"elf W shall not, aS long at least az VIC
arc young and vigorous. bclp IT, whoOp
up ANY war in which we do not propose
To take hand.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20

AS we stood in the Union depot Of this
city last week and waved farewell 10
the boys of the Fourth Tennessee Regi-
inent, who were setting out for their
camp at Knoxville. tho scenes of 1861
came bnck with great vividness to our
mind. Young rs we then were-only
twelve when Fort Sumter fell-we were
very anNious To put on II uniform and
take a musket. How then could we
blame our eldest son, now Just nineteen,
for wanting to follow the flag? Ifany-
body thinks that this paragraph does not
concern the pu5Hc, 1t IL some one that has
never kissed bis boy that was atarting to
the war
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30

La legislature du Minnesota Y,
s'essembler mardi proclaim 3 81
Paul.
Ellie 6iira I'm senateur pour
remplacer rHon O. Z. Davis Q
null doute quill SO succederA. Les
services 6minents quill Went de
rendre au pays, So position de
President du comit6 des sfaires
etrang4res au S6nat ct les talents
remarqusbles quill a d6ploy6s lui
assurent une election facile, simon
par reclamation.
Ce sera la premiere fois que le
gouverneur nest pas republican,
ct la rouveaut6 de la chose sera
int6ressante B consid6rer.
La legislation nest pas encore
defnie. mails IL faut esperer que
nous aurons une loi des primal
res" qui nous fera choisir IN can
dldat sans passer par les "four.
ohes oourdines" des d6l6gu6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30

M. Alexis Fourier, pelntre
emerlt6 de Minneapolis, est 1eve'
nu samedi dernier, dune visite de
six mols en- France ct en- Hollan-
de.
Nous sommes heureux de cons
later que M. Fournier nous appor.
to DIES preuves irrefutables de Ia
sympathie des franosis vis-a'vis
les am6rioaips durant Ia guerre
hispsno-am6ricalne.
Ii fault bien 20 METRE en- Rarde
contre touJes, ces nouvelles dc
source anglsiss tsndant 4 nous
aliener la France.
Les choses en- sont rsndues a &C
point entire oes deux pays quill est
impossible qu'une nouvelle impair
tale on complete nous arrive de
France par lie canal de rAngleter'
re.
M. Fourier a visit6 Boston e
New York. L'annee proohaine i
espAre transporter ses p6nate<
dams ostte derniere vile. maii
avant quill parte, nous aurons lie
privilege d'admlrer une superbe
collection de ses tableaux qui &C.
ront exposes dams cette vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30

Shang.1 nous apprend qu'un de-.
pot de poudre situ6 au centre du
camp chinois, q Hang Chow, a fat
explosion ct que les ma!sons
sur uno etendue dun mile carre
ont etc levees do leurs tondations
On estime que 5000 soldafs ont
etc tues, y compr1s le general
commandment GO corps d'arm6e.
Londres -Upe traduction dune
copie espsgnolo du traits de paix
hispano am6r1c.ine "a etc ootenue
en- cette vile
Les grandes l'gnrs d. &c docu-
ment ont d6Ja ats ind1qu6es dams
des depeches a ia presse.
Les trois premieree clauses ont
trait q l'abandoo de toute souve-
r. in. to espagnole q Cuba ct IL
cession de Porto Rico ainsi gus
d'autrcs Ties erpagnol- dams les
Antilles, y compris l'1lo de Guam,
ct 1e. Philippines, don't Us from
there's geoeraphques 'ont donp6es
en- detail. LIS clause 5 a trait aus
81 au Placement par les E'ats-Unis
CO 500, 600, 900 dan. trois mo1s."
lie malheureux naufrage de la
'Bourgogne" on mer Went de sug.
g6rer a la Gle trunsaIantiaue fran
csise la construction d'immenee
radesu dottant q chacuu de Ieur
navire, ces radeux portersient 20
90 personnes.
-Londres, sous terre, content
$4,000 miles de fl t6ltgraphique.
BOOB miles d'6gouts, 1880 miles
de conduits q eau, ct 5000 miles
condui's a gaz.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30
DULUTH. MINI.
W. G. o. F.

LIE 10 de d6oembr6, a eu lieu,
|r6lection des ptioieres de la Cou1
Marie Antoinette, No POS, des Fo-
restieres Catalogues de Duluth
Les danes, don't les MONS suiYent,
ont 6t6 clues: Marie Elise Daoust
O. R.; Leonile Ifudeau. V. O. r.
Emile Beaurivsge, seor6talre'
archiviste; Virginie Landry, score
ire.fnanoiere,; Delphis Sauv6
tr6soriere; Marie Anne St.Geor
ges, Matilda Sorel, Marie Lou1se
Pois,ant, synd'cs; Delphine Tru'
del, Mile Adriane Hubert, guides
Matilda Paquette, Mellna Sara
SIN, .entinelles; Emile Beauriva'
g6, Marie Anne st. Georges, Ma.
RE Louise Poissant, auditrlcee. A
cette meme election ont et6 elu.
M. le cure Il. J. Grendchamp com.
me chapelain ct NJ. le DIR l., M
Brunei CONNIE medeoin exsmina'
teur de la Oour Marie Antoinette'
La Cour compile maintenant 81
membres, nombre qui sera aug
ment6 bientot, car plusieurs de-
mes ont manifesto r%intention den
faire partie. Outre les avantages
de l'assurance, les Forestieres ont
encore ceux de SO mieux conn.1-
tire, de s'amuser etc. Chaque mem
bre de la Cour marie Antoinetta
payait autrefois six cents au d6ces
dune Forestlere; on ne pale plus
que clnq cents, ct q mesure que
Ie nombre des membres augmen-
terra, a chsque deoes on paiera en-
core moins. II y a m%aintenant BIO
Cours ct 10000 F'orestie1e s, aux
Etats-U n1s.
Les Danes Forestieres ont de-
d dome quelques concerts ct sc
proposent den donner quelques
autres dams le cours de Get hiver.
BLef,. rO1dre des Foresti6res est
me exoellente societ6 Rassuranoe,
d bon march6, etc.; il garantiha
aussi aux veufs-nous seralt-il
permi d'a1outer-un heureux ven.
wage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30
H0HoDH L0UH5T
GEORGE BARBEAu

LEo4o DE L'OUEsT a etc tres
heureux d'apprendre que NJ.
George Barbean await 6t6 nomme
par NJ. Phil T. McGardep, le pou-
veau sheriff, q la position impor-
tante de d6pute. sheriff, ct GEM
presse de publier o1'dessous une
courte notice biographique de CO
oompatrlote.
NJ. Barbeau naquit Hinkley,
MINI al mois de mars de pann6e
1872. II est dono age aujourd'hul
de plus de as ans.
En- 1874, So familIe quitta Hink-
ley ct vint s'6tablir q Corcoran
Town Oh le jeune George reeut So
premiere instruction daps p6cole
publique de CO village.
Oette instruction IL la continue
plus tard par IN oour complet q
Pecole sup6rieure de Minneapolis
(high school) puts la fnit par IN
cour special au Cation CONNER
cial College don't il est dlplom6.
CONNIE education, il est done
ab,olument qualif6 pour la place
gull va ocouper.
Grand, fort, calme ct 'obre il
r6unit les qualities n%6oessaires
pour faire un deput6 sheriff model.
M. George Barbeau comprend
parfa1tement lie francais gull par
le assez c~ouramment.
Blen que jeune il a deja pris
part active 1 la rolitique aYant 6re
d6)6gue a la convention republi'
oa1ne du comt6 pour Oorcorar
Town ct aussi d6l6gu6 d la con
vent1on de Ia vile de Minneapo.
lis.
Dams la derniere oampagne Cleo
torale il prlt une part active q le
polltique surtout en- favour du
sheriff 6lu ct la position quill Went
dc reoevoir il la rempllt certaine'
ment 3 Ia satisfaction de tous ei
de chacun.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30

Une d6peche recue de Washing
ington dit que l'archeveque Ire.
land, du diocese de st Paul, re-
pr6sentera les Etats- Unis au con.
grAs de la paix propose PSF le
cZnr.
LIE president Mckinley a ca
cette nomination en- consld6ra-
ton depuis plusieurs semaines- ct
d'aprAs les meilleurs autorit6s une
decision a etc prise recemment.
On dit aussi que l'Archeveque a
sscept6 cette 1mportante mission.
Depuis son entree au poavolr lie
President a toujoars ete auxleux
de prouver "a reconnaissance en-
yers l'srchegeque Ireland pour
les services gull q rendu au psrti
Republican, dursnt la campagne
de 1895.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30
EUROPE.

La France q tenu 100000 ton.
mes de Charlton en- reserve, d lou
Ion, adm d'etre prete au cas- Oh la
guerre 6clatorait.
Bruxelles-L'Est de la Be'gi-
que est envahi par les rats, qoi ne
So contentent plus de saccager les
gr%enie,s, mails s'sitaquent au be-
tail ct meme aux enfants. Les
troupes ont etc misses q la DISPOSE
ton des cultivateurs pour alder q
d6trujre cette horrible engeance.
Londres = Une d6peche de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30

Les Etats = Unis de IEurop
continentale.sV VOLTA lie dernier plan
mis- de l'avant pour 1fsister 3 I.
rallianoe Anglo m6ricaine . ia.
ponaise, contre les Etsts Uni,
d'Am6rique ct leur volte- face con-
oernent limp6riallsme; l'expan-
sion, etc. Ii fsut 80 prot6ger, de
meme quill fault combsttre PANE
rloanisme du Pere Hecker.
Bret nous devenons le cauche.
mar de nos mere patrles q Particle
du commerce ct de Ia fol.
este 3 savoir comment la
France goute1a une alliance avec
rAllemsgne. Ga sera amer ct IL
faudra que le danger soft b1en me-
nacant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-30
1899

Dimanche proonsin nous en-
irons dams l'ann6 1899 ct nous
proftons de cette occasion memo
1able pour eouhaiter q nos lecteurs
liant abonnes qu'annonceurs-
me bonne ct heureuse aimee ct
tons les compliments de la salson'
Nous remercions sp6oialemert
tous les amis qul ont bien voulu
s'1mposer quelques sacrifices pour
essurer le success du journal. Ger.
ties pavenir n'6talt pas rose pour
nous az commencement de 1898;
mails aveo de l'enerRie aid6e dune
sympathie pratique ct une toi VI
We dams la justice de notre cause,
nous nous sommes mis- q louvraRe
aveo le resultat que pon conna1t
tous.
La seule d1ficulte a etc de tenir
nm iuste mil1eu entire les polltl-
cieps an1ieux d'en1oler le journal
sous leurs 6tendards. MATS Tan
nee prochaine nous donnera la
paix sui CO point. Aux procha1nes
elections nous exprimons lie v@u
sincere ct ardent que les diH6ren.
tes factions so1ent unies pour lie
plus grand bien de nos oompatrlc'
tes.
Nous demandons avec instance
que tous aient un bon mot q dire
de PEoHo" duraut la procha'ne
annn6e. Que I'on SO fasse IN de-
voir de lui Exporter toutes les nou-
'yelles gu, lnteressent la natlonal''
re oanad1enne.francaise.
N'ayant pas do 'rapporteur'" il
nops est impossible de nous tenlr
au courant de tous les 6venements'
mais nous. serons toujours heureux
d%'ins6rer dams nos COLONIES les
rapports de nos assemblies de pa
roiese, de sooiet6 ct de tous les
9venements qui feront les archives
de notre co]onie canadienne-fran.
ca1se; au Minnesota. II faut pen
e 4 revenir en- oultiVant la socl6-
t6 do son journal ct ceux qul cul-
tlveront SO soolet6 ne manqueront
mas den recevoir une r6compense
oul durera dams les ages futurs.
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Brigham a.. Roberts, congress-
man de utah compile trois fem
mes a son acquit ct c'est la raison
pou1 laque'le on s'int6resse tant 3
son sort parmi les churchmen ct
les nombreux clubs de femmes de
PUp1on. II va sans dire quill est
mormon. Mais comment Tempe
cher de sieger d Was h1ngton on
oualit6 de Congressman est CO qu1
~pr6occupe nos gardens ct gar
diepnes de la morale. Un con-
gresham est privilege. Son Etat
estsouverain ct Ron pretend que la
constitution de rUtsh doit etre
ohsng6e avant qu'on puisse dis
.qusli6er l'homme aux trois fem
mes.
LIE eeul remede est an amende,
ment d la constitution des Etats-
Unis permettant de passer une loi
uniforme pour les marriages ct les
divorces dams lUnlon'
M. Roberts en- veut q cette clas-
go de presbyteriens etroits qui
demnent toue c4ux qui ne croient
pas CONNIE eux.
II dit que Ia poligamie nest pas
Padultere-t6moin les patriarches
ct les prophecies don't plusleurs
avaient plus qu'une femme.cA
son point de VIC, il ny a de salut
que dams la muitiplicit6 de nos
"cheres moities", simon nous ne
pourrons JOUR de la beatitude
1ternelle dams le sein d'Apraham.
Avee le systemo de divorces q
"a vapeur que nous avons aux b.