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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

oleite Itrsibes - 10 bisb Der aerl
bed pom nenen Elm alter Sthter
el5dbIt, oaB iie Die 2eiten fsr made
rem Grieten gum Trab ben 9urloen
austreuten, unb benz 9epDgel lumber?
Gtee, Wdnneten! Wir tbun tie fein
'6iibi9 ~begraben. unIer eigener priz
batfrieobpf liefert ben 8etpeis oafir
pbfppbl lpir's gar niht nDtbie
batten, bic biperIen 2umpen, bic mir
in Der Nothipe6r niebertualeu mubs
ten, gu %besraben, ionoern Tie batten
rupig liegen Iaien tOnnen, big Der
Coroner ooer elm aasseier lie err
tpi56te.
uGs sibt bod allerbanb f~urioIe
Meni6en! SEPT ipaen mir Die 2eis
den u~nierer Sreunos unp Se:nbe in
einen erpBen Ofen tbun unb perbrenz
men. Weun es ii6 nun aber naHtrds<
lid ferausitelte, pab Elm @iftmurb
it%attsefunDen BADEN fDnnte, poer fonit
elm gebeimes 9erbre6en? Grit Dor elm
padr Mpnatsn purbe bier Die 2eiAe
elmer 5rau ausgesraben nno beren
Moro enibedt unb gera6t. Udre Die
2eite perbrannt porpen, 10 einse Der
MOrber beute nod itruffrei berum,
iuteno, fpen er peiter pereifte.
r8ir limb elm Seino bon alien Sc
lpaltmaBreeeln uno haben als giirz
germeiiter fir Die 0ffeHtlid,e Srbnuug
.einsutreten. Soute es aber nirtliG
sur @riinouns zines Gremutoriums in
9ipsaDam 8ul9 fpmmen, 10 perpen
mir Der Grfte iein, Der benz perridz
ten 9dring bon l%lnternebmer cine
bldue piae au ihmeden 9ibt. sic
iOnen ibren Sumbue fir ii2 bebdlten,
bic Ditlifsn SriiniHndbeI!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

es unter allen 2Inbern, alien Mens
iteu Die erDbte 5reibeit perleibt.
Gabsr Eaben mir benin aud nebr
Gbeifeipuneeu, Rinnermorbe, Roubs
morpe, SsIbitmorpe, 8etriisereien, II.
+. 10. als bic iibrissn @Olter. Der
Heoner bat feline Sbee bapon, oaB
etpus faul fein t0nnte i'm Staate
0Gnemarf. Gr min feline Strafe fir
pieIe llebeltbdter, neil bic Strafe Die
@ursel ces 9Disn int Sersen bes
Meniden nidt psrtilsen fam. Gr
gldubt, tpenn jemals Elm Bolt 81
pabrer Qualification gelanee, 10 iperoe
cs nift gDies nit 8Diem q. b.
Strafs), ipnbern 8Siss nit @utsm
pereelten. Gs pirb Niemanoen gu
barter unb unliebiamer Irbeit perurz
tbeilen, Riemanben in unpifenhett
leben lafien, feline 4rmenpiertel uno
8prne6menpiertel in ben Stdoten aus
lafien, feline iibermGbig Rei6en uno
iibermdB;s Irmen pulDsn. Sas 1T
boS 3iel, ponab mir Imeritauer naf
Dem Wiaen @Ottss itrebsn icatsn."
II. I. III.
Isle Der Rsbner bisIsn ibpliimtn
2u1tane berporsaubern min, has Iagt
er ntbt. Dor iih ielbit absr pirb Die
Wteni9beit ntat our Reltgipn unp
5ugenb suriidfsbren. Die religions
loie S6ule uno bas lssre Gje16pGb
BON proteitantiifsn 4anseln Dirb aud
teiHe degeneration Der Renf6beit gu
Gtanoe bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
&atboliI6er Observation-Disclosures
Son beg G0ni9a &ehnung. =
Ser susiaiismnS III Dubuque.
1S, 23-35.

Sab ber So3tuliSmuS Der ndtllr@
IiIe, fplgeri6ti0e Gr6e bes liberds
len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm 2eben
Der 9utionsn 1T, in beien 3eiben ia
audi bic Der. Stauten BON Anfdng
iGrer @eI9i6te an ftanben, lit Weiters
Blidenben tlor. Die Sp5ialiiten limb
benn altcb in @merita 10 redt bic
MGnner, bsnen bic 3utunft 9ebort.
Ser Buffalo @OltsfreunO", Der
,@anberer", n@rtelIibr", etc. boben
psrI6isoentIi9 ouf oaS d4s tRum
bes So5ialtsmus binsepieIen, nno
.3iffern uno 3ablsn als SeIe9e fir
i6te 8ebuuptungen unterbreitet.
Sin 3ei6en Der 3eit bietet Ii6
nun aud bier in "unIerer Staot
Dubuque, no Der &atbpli5tsmuS
70 tart iein pIl uno ollte.
sir bic tpmmenoe Nopemberpabl
hQben nGmli6 bic hieIigen So5idliiten
en- poGitGnoiges Sidet ms 5elo gez
i.eIlt unb 5par ouf elmer platform Die
,n;6t BON Stro6" lit uno bic Seigt.
taB bic So5ialiften ipiiIen, bab ibre
Gtunbe balb gefommen fein pirb.
Ratiirli9 trdumt Niemano oabon,
isibIt Die bieii9en Sp5idliiten nidt,
bub bas Sidet 9pffnung auf Grfolg
babe uno bic 9emotraten uno Res
pubIitaner be6onoeIn Die So5ialiiten
ol8 quantite ne~glGgeoble. lnb benz
nod lit Der Strei6 Der Sp5ialiiten
ni6t gu peru6ten, benin rpern lie audi
nr9 feline fetten Nemter ergattern
fDnnen, 10 pirD jeop6 bic 8ablcamz
rugne linen Die i60nite SeIegenbeit
bitten, Our9 8bamp6lete, Girtulure,
iplpie Dur9 Dffentlias aeben ibr.
Sheen unb @runoidbe befannt gu
mc6en. uno bus 1T f6ou E + r
pieL benn Dor ben Sbeprien Der
Sp5ialiften peroen peber bic biutz
ormen 9emptruten, nod bic plutptraz
iii6en Rspublitaner Stanb balten
f0nnen. @Gre es ni6t 3sit, baB bic
Wabnung pes Gentralz8 ereins in 9es
3ug auf 9rifIt4e Sp3ialpoIitit
praftifde Ssu6tung fdnbs?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Meber reIisi6ie 0egemt6be

in Der MISREPRESENTATION Heligipn,
gibt 9enrp Otis Dpisbt, Elm prOteS
ituntii9er WiiiiOnar, uns fDlgenDe
9etreue S6iloeruHs:
griIer SeseniaB: rSp6 in Der 2uft
i'm sngen 8altDn bes Minarets itcbt
Der Mue55iu uub pertiinbet Die 9pms
uen Des 8pItes. Sin hriitlider 3u>
bDrer pirb ourh Die IhDnen Wprte,
ipel6e burd bic title f~initere Ra9t
srI1aaen, gebrdngt iein 5era gu 9Ott
gu erbeben:
8 mGbtiger @ott! 0 slorrei6er 9ptti
2einer lit on Maht unp @lprie Dir
glei6;
Ou ihldfIt ni1t, ndbrenb Define
0iener i6lafen;
Wunperbar lit Define Wadiamteit.
. ibr ldlafenpen Oiener Gottes,
Wie tDnnt ibr fdlafen, tpabreub Gott
tpdht2
Wie ianse pouet ibr fhlaien9
@a6et auf uub predict ben Serrni
gu tpiro @pttes Sob pom I6lanfen
Sburme hei Der Mol6ee pertiinbet,
DG6reRo gu glei9er 3eit anoere
fromme Wobdmeoaner in ben StraBen
unb Sduier Der Stabt nit ben qez
meiniten 2iebcslieoern, bic Ii6 bier
nitt ptebergeben lahen, ben from
men Geiaus bes Mueasin iibertDnen.
Den Sremben bsidlei6t bier elm
wiberlitss 9efibl. @r frast Iif,
psldes benin Der pabre Sslam iei,
pb Der i'm Minaret obsr Der in ben
StraBsn2
aOnnte nidt Elm Mpbamebaner bic
islbe Srage in elmer driftliteu Stabt
iteuen; pel6es pobl oas ebts Gbris
itentbum lei, oas in ben &irdsn perz
tiinbete, ober bas in Stabt uHb 2anb
oeiibte?
3peitsr @eseniat: ,Sn Der eroBen
WtOldes bon ct, Sofia in gcnitans
tinppel pirb Der fromme 9sIu6er perz
leBt burb ben 4nblid BON JrDmmia=
teit unb nattem MateriaIismus, bic
li6 gu glei6er 3sit bort brett MAIDEN.
@iere bis fIuftauisnb MeuIdsn
BADEN iid in langen Reiben quer in
Der Moldee aufsetelt, obne Inter
i9ieb auf Nlter, .Stunb, RatipuaIitdt,
cenn Dor benz @nseiiate gpttss iinp
Qls aleid.
p!Dbli6 erl6aIt aus peiter syerne
bonn 4Itore aus Der seleHbe Ruf bes
Ssman: Sptt 1T iibsraus srob! Soft
1T Iberaus grDB! limb pie pas Raas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Der 2lrisona Slider

idreibt in isiner neueitsn Drummer:
.Dir mir b0ren, mill Elm 9riin@
fhnabel aus Dem Often bier Elm grez
matorium einridten. Oils bic Gopz
sons brunten bapon bDrten, glaubtsn
Iie, es bunble ii6 I'm sinen Sempsz
renSIaloon unO mad1ten lire Stride
fertig, I'm ben Serl gu lDnteu, io6aIb
er dntGme.
Ser Slider" lit mad ~sinse6oltsn
@rtunDigunaen in Der Gage, au ertIGs
rem, GAP IS ii6 nitt um sinen 5ems
peren5IaIopn, IOnosrn um elm Sniff
III, 3ur 2ei6snperbrenmuns bauoelt.
,8as mGrs ia n;tt 10 I6limm, absr
mir finp irpbtem Der QRI.9t, oab Elm
ipl6ss Sultitut bier nitt srri6tet
nerb.n iouts. @iloeu ii6 bsnn bic
2suts I'M Giten EN-, mir madten es
ME Der @glmsmucH uno Der g6ttsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

eelpinnen unb oamit bic friiber 10 ems
flubreidIe Steuung i'm Ratbe Ieinsr
Eartsi. Sn Pennipluanisn 1T cine
RepoIts 9sgen Daa goBtbum Suag's
i'm 0unse. %llnabhdHgise EepubIita=
ner MAIDEN nit 9emotratsn gemeln>
iAaftltde Safe, Inn Die !Serri2oft
Der Mtai4ine gu i~tiir3en, ob es ibnen
gelingen piro, lit 5tpeifelbaft, wie=
ppbl rein 3tel auf's Snnigite 81 piins
16en." Sn Rebrasta baben Demo-
traten uno Pppuliften abermals cine
&eriGmelSung auf Der 9rpdn=Ylat=
form por9enommen unD boffen nit
bieier i'm SeimatbItaate ibres urbez
bers 81 iiesen.
Der QusfaG Der 0a6len in cen
Stdaten Soma uno Sbip lit apeifel=
bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

Wabrfeit, fir Gut unb g0s. 5ret=
belt pen aler 8prmunDihaft pes
Stdates unb Der Stride.
Bas 1T MISUNDERSTANDING? Gs
lit bic Seoem gspdbrte G~rIaubnib
unter Nufii6t Der Stride uno Des
Staates ales Wabre unp Suite 81
le9ren. &einsstpess, fagt Der 2ibez
rdlismus. Der llnterri6t mub bon
ieber @inmiihung Der Stride unp bss
Staates fret iein uno ouf &eli9ipn
feline Riidiidt nebmen. limb ba Der
mooerne Staat BON jeoer RiditGt auf
&eligiOn fret 1T, geb0rt inn nit Redt
bic Sdule uno Die g~r5iebung Der SUI
genp. Sreibeit i'm 6riitli9en Slime
lit iomit gGn5li6 periatepen bon Der
Sreibett i'm liberalen Slime. Die
Gbriiten nebmen an, jebes 3ed)t unb
jeoe 5rei6eit fpmme bon Soft, uno
Soft tonne Dem MenIden nllr Ge6t
unb 5retbeit perleiben fir oas Dabre
unb 8ute. Die 2iberalen ignoriren
Soft uno foroern Sreileit fir Srr=
tbum unb 8dbrbeit, fir Sut unp
9Ds.
9teie falide' 6reibeit artst nun in
Spronnet aus unp unter oieier
Sprunnei Ieufst beute Die mpoerne
Welt. Die Queae dIer ltebel lit Der
Wiangel an lebenoigem 9laubsn on
Gptt, al feline SeieBe unD feline
Stride, iupobl BEL ben @pr9siebtsn,
als bel ben 1ntsraebenen. Spbulb
ni6t mebr I'M Namen 9pttes, ipnbsrn
i'm eigenen Ndmen befoblen miro, hort
audi Der 8ebpridm i'm Nomen 8pttes
auf. 8as limb banR ale @eIeBs
anoers ols Meni6enfaBungen9 Das
daer @ebpriam anbers als elm uners
trdgltGes S~tlapenio6, bas man abb
i6iittelt, iobalp man fann.
Bie itebt eS nit Dem gnie6en
uniereS prGIibentsn? Die Spuperds
nitdt bes 8pltes lit Die Gnttbrpnuns
Der 5iiriten unb grGiiosntsn. @ie
itebt es nit benz Nnieben Der Gltern,
2ebrer uno Weiiter2 IS 1T cine an
gemetne 8lage, oab tein 9ebprIam
gegen Gltsrn mebr e~riitire. 8arum?
Den Gltern feblt Der 9lau6e, baB lie
i'm Nanen @otte8 regieren, ,unb ben
&inoern Der 9lau6e an bas pierte
9ebot 9ottes. SIT es ben SerrI9ens
ben erlaubt 9ott gu pera9ten, bann
lit es ben @ebur6enoen erlaubt. Sas
Der Die Acknowledgements.
Weldes 1T Der nriprun9 beriel6en?
Dor 400 Sabren billie Tie ii9 in Gin
antilles 9epanb unb nannte iid
&enui1ance; etipas ipGter ipurbe liz
protetantii6 unb nannte ii6 ,freie
Sori6ung"; por etpa 100 Sabrsn bat
lie ben bpftrabenben Namen Bbilps
fopbie angenpmmen, in unIern Saaer
nennt lie ii9 WiIeni9aft, Sreibsns
teret, 2iberalismus. 3eitsstit.
Wann pirb bas Gnoe bteIel
@utbOritdtloiisfeit tommen9 Sobalt
Die Menidbeit tpiebsrum bemiitbie
81 Sott suridfebrt unb Die bre.
&uthpritdten, Die Soft iiber uns ae.
ieBt. ni6t mebr als Elm SinosrniB
ipnbern ais einen Sdub unIere,
Sreibeit aniiebt. 9is babin aber fper,
ben mutbmaBli9 nod Sabrbunbertt
in ben S5ean Der 3eit flieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
NoDerne 4iemWboten.

Grite aDdin: .Meine Serri1aft
iuiro tpranniiirt, mo- i9 uur INNER
tann!"
3peite SDhin: SD finbe bas nidt
IdDn; Die 5srridaften fiHb bod fpsu=
iasen aud Menf9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Ni6t finoet Sroit, mem unsliid nur
Stets fulgt auf leines 2ebens Spur;
9ph per nur INNER Slid erlOit,
SIT oft mod fpeniger = bel Srpit."
Sbne 9egeiiterung
Seine SemeiIterung.
Ord pbne Rinsen
4u6 tein 9elingsn.

Den b59iten 9iabutt Der Wslt pirb
binnen Sturgeon Sranfrei6 beiisen.
Quf Der gabn spii9en puris unp
Glermpnts 5erranb pirb BEL Jaoes
elm @iaoutt bas S6al Der Sioule in
Der 2Gnge bon 376 Meter iibsr1eBen,
Der bon Der Sbalioble bic 9Obe DON
1872 Meter erreiht. Sm 8erslesh
hermit lei bemertt, baB Der bstannte
iteinerne 9DlBftthal : @iabutt Der
IGhiiI6en Staatsbabnen SO,37 Mseter
SDbe bat unb in Chile WalIsca= Bio
butt) suBeiierne 8taouttpfeiler big gu
75,7 Meter errihtet purbsu. Die
MiinsItener 8rite beiibt cine S6eis
telbDbe bon 1O7 Meter iiber Der SbaIs
Ipble, unb Der beriibmte 8iabutt Ibs.
ben 8iaur in Sib=Srantrei9 bel 2o0
Meter Weite cine S6eiteIbObe bon
116 Meter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

Sine i'm 5rduen5udltbaus in De-
libif iibenbe Strafgefangene erbielt,
nie Der Rt.>3tg" gsf9rieben pirp,
rpr einigen 5agen cine 4niidtspof@
tarts nit folgenbem Wurtlaut: ,Sue!
Rdditen 5reitag TONNE i6 na6 De-
liBf6 unb lperbe Dir Elm StGnb1en
brirgen. Wenn 0u einen 2eierfaiten
hDrit, 10 oenfe ocran, Dab es Oein
Did liebenosr damn it," Der multi
talii6e g~alante g1emann eritien audi
piinttli6, Die Misunderstanding lieb
i'm isbp6 alsbalb e%ntfernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Q6tungspDQ
NWTENIIy-NUH
Hebattion oes r@rceliior",

p. s. 80. u. Saultbeis.
l@tr bebauern iebr, bieies r@eltuers
brs6sn" began9en gu BADEN unO perz
ii9ern ben sel6dbten Serrn Goaegen,
baB es elm Srrtbum mar, Der ii6 i'm
Orange Der @rbeit eini6li6. @ir
iinb uns audi pobl bepubt, baB bieies
uns iGon friiber paIIirt lit, perii4ern
ober Serrn S6ult6ets, DAB ss burdz
aus ntdt dbiidtIi6 geI6ab unb baB
mir ebenIOpenig beubii6tigten, ben
ngrceIiiOr" irgenODie 81 bena4tbeiliz
gen. Qlio nod etnmaI: n8itte UNI
eiitige Na6Ii9t!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Sur Seri6tigung.

% / I'm aufee, 0iS,, 5. Stt. 1901.
&ebattion oes n&utb. @eiten",
Dubuque, Sa.
Geebrter Serr!
Der 8eriht iiber ben Milpaufee'r
&atbOIitentag in Der jiingiten Num'
n,er Oes r&utb. 8siten", ben Sic Der
columbia" creottiren, lit pDrtlid
aus go. 943 bes vGrceIiipr"
cppirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Gein NctfearnmD.

nWeldes mar Der Gruub Sbrer
@~uslanbreiie, 0err 8arpn9"
&iilalit seabelter paroenu: sd
moate bel Der 8pIts5dbluHs nift nit
geSGblt uerSsH."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Werf,pIrotges.

Zen Gplen tbut ni6ts 10 ipeb, als
ipeb tbun.
Srauen finben islbit fir ben une
ia9baren S6merS Wprte. f.
Die Su9enb erbOfft BON Der 3utunft
ibr Slid;
Sas @lter eriebnt Iid) Die Sugsnb
5uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

Inter alien ben groben 4rmes1 Der
8elt lit feline 10 aablrei6, 10 tbeuer,
ober 10 mertpiirbig, pie bic dmeritaz
nii6e Qrmee BON 9~eniiondren. Sier
iperDen nGmlt6 na6 ieoem arlege Die
Sploaten entlaiIen II. peniionirt. Gs
lit cine Nrmee BON elmer MRiHion =
grDBer als Die 4rntsen bon 9roBbriz
tanten, Stulien, SeIterrsit : llusatn
unb Der Sirtei acknowledgements.
Sic tritete i'm lebten Sabre 125 Dill
lionen 9ouars. Oas lit mebr als Die
meiiten itebenoen Irmeen fDften.
Der b16its Berg in ben @ereiniss
ten Staten, Der friber als Wount
8uniboe betdnnte SOben5ug in
@tasta lit pFftsieq Mount Mcainlep
benannt porben. Die Spite bes ben
Namen bes MGrtbrer> BrdIioenten truz
genben 8ergrieIen, Der iiber 10000
SUB bod lit unb ben Mount elias
um 1000 SUB i~iberrugt, tit bis jeBt
nr6 ni6t eritiegen ipproen.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28
Industrial Peace.

CATCHING a phrase uttered last
I week by Archbishop Ireland over
the hope held out by the Industrial
conference of labor and capital re-
Gently held in New York, we reiterate
the sentiment: May the winds carry
the news over the continent and
around the world. The hope of the
twentieth century is that the great
principles of brotherhood, charity and
justice announced by the holy one of
Palestine shall become wider and
deeper at this time than at any other.
Let US have industrial peace. Let en-
ployer and employee know that they
are brothers. Let charity and justice,
and justice more than charity, be the
prevailing light of this great nation"
Congress may pass resolutions every
day of the session to punish anarchy
by drastic measures; international
conferences may do their best to save
the lives of kings and presidents from
the hand of the assassin; but the
power of law remains babe in the
hands of the giant of discomfort Moth
ing but peaceful arbitration will settle
the wrongs of labor and uphold the
rights of capital. When representatives
of both interests come together as
they have done in New York, along
with men eminent in the church and
the world when the champions of la
Dor confess that their impressions OF
prominent persons on the other side
have been misleading in the past; when
a man like Senator Hanna proclaims
himself in favor of organized labor.
and both sides get together to reconcile
their differences and re-establish rela-
lions that never should have been
broken, there and then is the blow
given to anarchy, and the cause of it
and the danger of it forever removed.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Schwab, one of those
present at the conference, is the presi-
dent of the United States Steel corpo-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28

simple means which obtain everywhere
the Church comes in contact with a
savage or half civilized people: First,
teaching the natives the faith; and,
second, by precept and example inn
pressing upon their minds the dignity
of labor. so that they become self
supporting and live without the aid
of government supplies.
All this has been accomplished in the
tribes of the Nez Perces in Idaho
through the zeal of the Jesuit fathers,
and a standing monument to Indian
effort is the De Smet Industrial school.
No better Illustration of the aptness
of the Indian mind to grasp at even
the highest form of education is given
anywhere than that explained in the
narrative written by an Indian pupil
OF the De Smet school. 1t is astound
ing. almost miraculous. We have been
told that the Indian is stupid; has no
aspiration beyond the tepee and blan-
ket, and awaits only the coming and
going of the government agent to pro-
vide means to live in Incidence and
degradation. The De Smet mission
wipes away this impression entirely.
Here the Indians cultivate the lands
they own and bring their products to
market. Here they dress and send
their children to school. Here. the
Catholic Indian costs the government
not penny. And here is where Com
missioner Jones should go to witness
a demonstration of President Roose-
velt's recommendation in his message,
i. e., the self-supporting Indian.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28
Religion in Public Schools,

ri OBJECT to religion in the pub
lie schools" said j. B. Billiard, a
prominent merchant of Topeka
Kan, land if. necessary I will bring an
action in the courts to see if the board
of education can force me to allow my
son to submit to religious instructions
in the public schools"
Mr.. Billiard is only exercising his
right as an American citizen and tax
payer of Topeka should he bring ac-
ton on these grounds. He is paying
for Goddess education for his child,
and the state guarantees none other
shall be taught in the public schools
His 10-year-old boy was expelled for
refusing to participate in the religious
exercises of the school
If Mr.. Billiard wishes to bring up his
boy in the Mahommedan faith, he has
just as much right to insist that the
Koran shall be read to the pupils of
that school as the Topeka board of edu-
cation has in establishing a comnuI-
sorry order that the pupils must listen
to chapter from a Protestant Bible
and repeat Protestant prayer upon
the opening of school. When freedom
of conscience is stifled in a free school
1t ceases to be free school. It is
only Protestant, or "sectarian" school.
with this difference, that Catholics
Jews and infdels are obliged to sun
port it.
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ration. He is "a man of considerable
backbone and the courage of convic,
tion but such men are generally open
to argument. That is one reason he
was present. Nh. Schwab did not hesi-
! tate to say that he was opposed to Ia
! Dor organizations especially such as
/ he has to come in contact with, be-
| cause each of them has had for its
fundamental principles the restriction
of output
1t is true the labor unions do try to
, limit the output of the Individual. The
object is to provide work for a larger
| number of men. This is one reason
why shorter hours of labor are de-
manded. 1t is the reason why piece
work which excites every man to do
his best is discouraged, and the stipu-
lated number of hours counting days
work advanced as the best means to
attain this end, though it be at the
sacrifice of the output.
If this determination to restrict as
much as possible the output
of the individual were the
offspring of laziness and a desire to get
the most wages for the least work, it
would be altogether blamewOrthy But
it arises from the belief that these
limitations provide work for men who
would be without jobs, and prevents
that bitter strife for work which it
is assumed would ensue if (the quality
of work remaining the same) every
man was to make his output as large
as possible, and earn the most he
could.
If these notions of the labor unions
be false, Mr.. 'Schwab should be the
last to censure. for the philosophy of
combination and monopoly is cast upon
the same lines. The workingmen re-
sort to it for their own protection.
They have seen rival railroads, form
pools and allot to the weaker road
larger share of traffic than it could
have got unders the competitive regime.
They have seen some industrial com
bines restricting the output of their
plants so there might be no cover
They have seen the own
ers of inferior plants taken care of by
the purchase, ofrhese plants by COM
bine at an excessive figure, which
consumers paid finally in higher prices
paid for goods
So there are two sides to this labor.
question. as there are to every ques
ton, and the object of this conference
is to have the points in controversy |
come together and fit. And there is a
chance that Schwab will come over
to Hanna, and that Gompers will come
over to both. When all this takes
place, mingling with the slogan of the
unions, Labor omnia vincet," will be
heard the song of the angels, Peace
IN earth, good will to men,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28
New Words From Lips.

r IKE GOOD WINE, old Senator
| Hoar grows better and better with
age, and his speeches have that
body and sparkle possible in only the
rarest vintage of oratorical effort. In
the great debates in the congress just
! before the Spanish war, many are the
| perorations that have caught the. type
| in school readers. and none were
.grander than those uttered by the ven
cradle senator from Massachusetts. In
speaking the other night at a dinner
given in his honor by the New Eng
land society at Brooklyn, Senator Hoar
said:
There was a wireless telegraphy
that came down the ages from the men
of Marathon and Thermopylae to the
men of the Mayflower, and came from
the men of the Mayf1ower to the men
of the revolution, and came from the
men of the revolution to our splendid
youth of 1861 1t is not everywhere on
earth that the receiving stations of
these signals are to be found. Pos
sibly there is a spot in South Africa
today where a race of Dutch farmers
have been able to comprehend the
HISSSdSS. trust lneTe are some men
still left in the United States who have
ears to hear Possibly Aguinaldo may
have gotten a little intimation of it,
The best feature of those oratorical
sentences quoted are their absolute
originality. Some men can splice
little of Patrick Henry and little of
Dan Webster with a little of Bob In
gersoll and make a speech that might
elect them to congress, but they are
unable to seize the Present at a mo-
ment's notice, turn their thought and
tune their voice to the harp of the
Future as can Senator Hoar. Mark
how. he takes advantage of Marconi's
discovery published that morning for
the first time, to fit his word painting
to prophesy- Old Senator Hoar is the
last spark remaining of Massachu-
sets oratory, as John Boyle O'Rielly
was the last to keep alive the memory
of Massachusetts poets: ORielly is
dead. When Hoar dies oratory will
take its fight to these mountains,