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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-06
Two Ten Minute Addresses
The Relic Room Reading.

hearts of the masses and even the rul-
ers had to accept in words at least the
church's law as their. to acknowl-
edge a King of Kings to whom even
they owed homage and obedience.
When the Roman Empire conquered
a people it gave law and order, won
the wealthier ones to its side by allow
ing them a share of the plunder, while
the country districts were utterly en-
slaved, the masses in cities had nomi-
nal freedom. it was Of little use 10
those kept from starvation and in good
humor by aims from the government
but such system does not develop
manhood and self-reliance.
The Christian religion had begun to
make thinking individuals of the peo-
pie and all honest belief in the sup
erstitions of Paganism had long been
dying out and only worshipped by a
few here and there.
Monasteries had grown until it
seemed that half the city of Alexan-
dria were priests or monks, and Cyriel
the patriarch having absolute rule ov-
er them soon made himself known by
the violence of his zeal against Jews
Pagans and heretics. AS priest rule
has always been the most despotic his
was no exception. He could assemble
in short time such masses, that they
could do his will simply by power OF
numbers
Orestes, the Drefect or governor oi
Alexandria and friend of HyDatia, had
trouble maintaining his ground against
the fury Of the Christian multitude ant
was himself denounced.
Hypatia had no sympathy witt
4 u HrHN !
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-06

Among the interesting addresses de q.
livered ct the last Relic Room Read
ing were the following on the subject,
'My Favorite Heroine"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-06

Philamon, the young monk. being
unable to save Hypatia, but "a horrifled
witness of her death, fed to the desert
with his sister whose lover, Goth,
had also met violent death.
All his great ideas of converting the
world had flown and he only desired
the peace and quiet of the old monas-
terry from which but a few short
months before he was so anxious 20
go out into the world.
In the desert they spent the remain
der of their days, separately however
fasting and praying, earning the repu
tation of being most holy
When he was reDroved for mention
ing the names of two women i'm his
prayers, he replied that he prayed
nightly for two women, both young
both beautiful both beloved by him
more than his own soul, that one of the
two was a harlot and the other a
heather.
He had been taughtand believed that
both were eternally lost. but one night
many years after these occurrences, he
fell into "a trance in which the two ap-
peared TO him. hand in hand and told
him, that life after death was not such
a one as he fancied, and summoned him
to come and he departed this life to go
to them.
He had never been heard to speak
har:lhly of any human being and be-
lieved that there was seed of good
in ALL men which would turn their
hearts to God if the expound-
ers of the Word could but preach
it Alright and stopped, by stern rebuke,
any attempt to reyile heretics or heath
ems, saying "On the Church alone lies
the blame of all heresies and unbelief;
for if she were but for one day, that
which she ought to be, the world would
be converted before nightfall
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-06

AIHOuS LHe interesting duuTeSSeS uS'
livered ct the last Relic Room Read
ing were the following on the subject,
'EMy Favorite Heroine"
HYPATIA
(By Mrs. George Preston.)
Born in Alexandria not later than
$50 A. D. was the last of the great
Greek philosophers in her native city
She belonged to the school of New
Platonism, a mixture of Paganism,
mysticism and Hebrew ethics, which
exalted miracles and gave to reason a
subordinate place.
Several ancient writers have referred
to her as great astronomer and
mathematician, though none of her
works have come down to us. Her
father, Theon. was also an astrono-
mer of note, and she studied under him
and probably in Athens and became
the head of the school of Philosophy
in Alexandria.
The charm of a rare modesty and
beauty combined with the remarkable
intellectual gifts attracted to her class
room large number of disciples, over
some Of whom her influence was very
great
One II her disciples was Synesius,
afterwart Bishop Of Ptolemais, several
of whose letters addressed to her, full
of cbivalrous admiration and rever-
ence, ere still extant.
She lived at a time when the Chris
tian Church after nearly 400 years
struggle, had conquered the Roman
Empire for possession Of the human
race, in spite of persecution and even
attempts to restore Paganism by inn
perial influence. had lost hold on the
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Feb. 4th. 1901.

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leiht nerben.
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@as iit elm 6eim Gin iiD@Mmerifa)
obne Jlinte9
Wieberieben nadt Sreube 9lusz
einanoergeben 5upetlen aua.
Sin Mann Elm Wprt = eine 5rau
Elm WDrterbu9.
Surge Mbneienbett be19leunist bas
Ma1sthum Der 2iebe, ldnge tDotet lie.
Sc mebr 8Dpfe f9 oft nit elmer
@ahe befafTen, um 10 fopflo1er tpirb
iie.
gDer nur elmer Spra9e mddttg iit,
fpridt iiber Spradunterri4t, pie Der
8ltnbe iiber 5arben.
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Otele 1iibdmeritaniiden Reoolutioz
men fnb nur Elm 3eitunssroman. Smz
mer beibt's: 5ortiebune folst.
X X X
"gnglanb's neuefter Srubel 1T am
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gs giebt bieleMen19en, 'pelde, obns
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ginen re6t lonoerbaren taufn1dnniz
16en Bra16 bat Der 0eltreiIer1be @ae
iton Sticgler IN sSrfutsf fen1en selernt.
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ey6 fonnte 51erit nid)t begreifen, fpie bas
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In etne 10 tiefe9etriibniB berlehen fpnn1e.
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Ifay EN- gYnnld All ipdren in ieinem Serz
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11dftsfrelinb, bab er ben 9flbel bredle,
bas helBt: SD lperbe sShnen mn Die
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nun eir11raI Gitte iIt. Sur 1inb Die 2ellte
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Die Hreiie aitf3lihlngeii, Inn 10 tpenig als
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Ser Slitiffag Der 2iebe", ein gelnnsc=
ner Gariier 0amnerfniff.

Oie bilbbubi9e iunse 5rau zines
9pteltptrtbs Der Nue ct. 6onore, be-
rt6ten Barrier 8ldtter, befanb fi1
gerabe in ibrem Soilettenatmmer, nit
benz arrangement ibres reiaenoenSds
por benz Spiegel beI6dfttgt, als fie
plDblid in ibrem onitoBenoen 94Gafz
fabinet Elm 9erduI9 hDrte. User 1T
Bag" rief bas illnse @eibden erIdrp=
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tete cine dnsftlt9e Stimme aus ben
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Iid nidt! .S6 babe nthts 8DIes i'm
Ginne!" = l1nb bamit ging bic Sbur
auf unb berein itiirate Der iiinsfte 9euz
nsr bes Sotels, 2eon, uno mari ii6
leiner 6errin gu Siiben. sd Bette
sic an" rief er in beftiger 2sioenz
i9aft. sd fann obne S9ren Mnblid,
pbne sSbre 2iebe nidt leben!" Damn
bra9 er in Sdlu9aen aus unb umz
flamn1erte bic Rnie Der retaenben
SSrau. rS6 ipeib, id begebe Elm i6redz
li9es l1nre9t. Qlber Der 8libitrabl Der
2iebe bat MIDI getroffen ...." 0te
iunse Mirtbtn fab i9ren fnieenoen
&ellner einen Nugenblid an, bann rief
iis, balb la6enb, holb unptllig: nNun
MAIDEN sic aber, oab sic binausfomz
men, pber i9 rufe meinen Mann!" =
Ser iiingfte Rellner fprang entfebt auf.
vNetn, netn! Sbun sic bas ntd6t, sez
liebtes WeIen! scSh bin Elm Glenber, td
iperbe an meiner 2eioenl9aft gu
@runbe geben, i'd peroe iterben, aber
ih nerbe Sbren Worten gebor9en!"
Oamit itiir5te er sur Sbiire binous
unb lieB feline idDne Maoame Bel ibz
rer Syriibtiidstotlette allein 3uriid.
Nahmtttags purbe Der iunee 2eon
alliiberal pergeblidb geiudt. Gr mar
Derfhpunben. = rSat er iin Elm
2eibs angetban2" ba9te Mabame BEL
ii4 i'm Stillen. = N9 netn! Oenn NIT
ibm mar, nie ii9 balb berausiteate,
cine Summe bon 1900 5rcs. unb cine
NnSabl eSunelen berI9punben, bic
Die 6otelpirtbin in einem S9ranfe in
ibrem Sdlaf5tmmer peripabrt bate.
Nun puBte lie, mas es nit bem v8liBz
f6lag Der 2tebe", Der tbren iinsiten
aellner getroffen, auf iih batte uno
tpas er in ibrem Cabinet gu iu9en gez
babt. 8ei feinem Haube iiberraIht,
bate ct fib nit beipunoernsipertber
9etitesgegenpart aus einem 9tebe in
ibren per5peifelnoen Nnbeter gu berz
tpanDeln seipubt!
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einen tiefen Dunflen Walb gebrdngt,
bur9 beifen 2dubbtdi9t fein Strabl
Der Some Tebien unb befen 8oben ein
Befbau1 aitsdtbnenber Sunnpf mar.
giele Harben, bic neberlebenben aber
nphnten in S9permutb unb 8erz
atpeiflung. Da erbot fih ein iunser,
f6Dner unb fiibner Mdnn, Oanfn, iie
aus Der MaIbesnabt btnaus5ufiibren.
ltnb er fiibrte iie. sSn elmer furhtbaz
rem Gelpitterna9t aber erfofd lire
leBte 9offtune unb iie murrten gegen
Danfp unb tDoilten i'm tDbten. 90
pl0bli9 riB Danfo nit ben 0dnben
fid bic Bruit auf, RIB fein 9er5 beraus
unb htelt es bob iiber feinem 8opfe.
,@s flamnte 10 ben tpie bic Sonne unb
beller nod als bie5onne, iinb Der gan3e
Walb fdfpieg, bon bieier syadel Der
groben Menlbenliebe Sburhleu2tet,
unb Die ssiniterntB flob prr benz 2t6te
uno fiel sitternb, tie, tief i'm Waloe, in
ben moberigen 2d6en bes Sumpfes." ="
llnb nun fiibrte Oanfo bic 2eute
aus benz Malbe beraus, beim erften
freien @trabl Der 5pnne, Die bic @an=
oernben auf bliibenben @efiloen be-
ariiBt, ladte Oanfo bodgemutb auf,
fiel bin unb bau9te ben @eilt aus, Die
sSubelnben aber merften es ni6t. vNur
elmer bon ibnen 1ab es unb trat, irgeno
ettpds fiir6teno, NIT benz SuBe auf
bas ftolae e6rs. Oa fpriibte Danfo' 8
Ser5 in bellen 5unfen auf uno perz
lDIdte." Das iino Die Seuer3unsen,
bic pDr benz @etpttter iiber bic Steppe
buf9en.
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lanb iiber has Sabr 1901.

Srobbem bas Sabr 1901 erit balb
poriiber iit unb eigentltd nod re6t
piel pafiren fann, Man9em pielet4t
mebr als ibm lteb iit, finbet Elm fleines
8iihlein, bas fir einen pennp Nnes
eraGhlt, mas i'm nG6iten Sabre gez
f9e6en tptrb, in 2pnbpn f9on groben
MbfaB. Der 8rteg in Siioafrtfa pirb
banah bermutbli6 i'm fommenben
eSahr 5u @nbe fommen. tpenigitens
fheint bas bic nebeimntBpple propbez
seiung beoeuten gu ioIen, DaB 81 bic
fer 3eit nirflih quite Nabrihten aug
Siibafrifa eintreffsn tperben. Ser
sSriebe tpirb aber ni6t lange bauern,
benn f1on inn Suli tpirb Elm alIgemeiz
ner Mufitanb in giibafrifa ausbrez
hen. Sir cine getpifie 3eit ptro bic
Sa9e fir @robbritannien i9ltmm
ausieben, aber f9lieBli9 pirb ber
Union Sad nieber in 5rteben iiber
Siibafrtfd ipeben. @nbe Sanuar pirb
Elm fOnialiber Courier BON WinbIor
nah 2onbon reiten unb einen eiltgen
gabinetsratb sulammenberufen, unb
bic ganae Melt tptrb fir einige 3eit
in allaemeiner Spannung fetn. Gin
fhredlt9er S6iffbru9, 1tnruben in
Dublin unb eine 6eiratb bon grober
nationaler 8eoeutung MAIDEN bas
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Mdra ipirb elm HeiIenber erfdeinen,
Der bic tpunberbariten Oinge iiber feline
@rlebniiIe i'm Sernen Often eradblen
nirb, fpdter aber ipirb es fi9 berausz
itellen, bab bies Mnes @hlptnbel mar.
eSSm Mpril nirb Elm gang neues Morb=
initrument fir ben 4rieg erfunben
tperben, unb i'm .Mai tpirb Elm alter
@belmann iterben, Der bic bette 3eit
ieines 2ebens i'm Oienite Der R0ntgir1
unb bes R0nigs berbraht bat. Sm
sSsuli tptrb bic grobe 3eit fir Mutpmoz
bils anbreAen unb i'm Musuit tperben
ipunberbare Nahrtchten aus China
fommen. sSm September tpirb in
paris alIgeneine 3iigelloiigfeit berrz
iden unb i'm October in 59pttlanb
Elm groBes Seuer ausbre1en. Sir.
NoDember iinb stpet @didfalsi9ldge
DprbergeIaat rein geliebtes 2eben ipirb
iih in GROCER @efabr befinben1 unb
allBerbem nerben atDei srobe @1iffe
auf benz Canal arfammenitoben, Elm
l1naliidsfa1l, Der einen sroben 9erluit
an Menihenleben CUR Jolse baben
iDirb. ssSm December enbli6 tperben
febr feltfdne unb DerpideIte Nahri9=
ten aus Ropenbagen tomnen.s
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Gin rnfiifdes gDlfsmarben bpm Cutie
hung ber Srrlidter.

Die gntitebung Der syrrli9ter iu9t
Elm ruifiIbes NolfsmGrhen, bas
Marim Gorfi er5dblt, iinnbou 5a err
tldren. Die blauen Geuer3ungen, Die
nDr eilem @eipttter iiber Bic @teppe
hnfhen, iinb bic 6unten BON Danfo's
brsnnenbem eor5eSl, Dor grailen Sab
rem narb Elm 3igeuneritannm BON ben
reicben 6luren, bic Il bsipobnt, bnrhl
fndntigere Nahbdrn bertrisben unb in
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ltClltEuIY IRlHe JgiNutLNtHe III DeIt
Meg gelegt tperben, ei1 pprtrefflihes
Wlittel 5ur Gr5ielung elmer 5uberldf1i=
gen Rrantbeitsftatiftif unIerer 5huI=
jaaenb abgeben.
@s ift Elm eisentbiimli1er 3nfalI,
bab perbdltnibmdbis lur tperise Der
pr6fibenten Der Der. Gtaaten einen
Mittelnamen batten. 9a fparen
@eorse Waibinston. Sobn Nbdms,
3homas SefferiDn. Sames MabiIon,
Sames Mpnroe, bintereinanber unb
feiner bon ibnen trug einen afpeiten
WDrnamen. Darauf fam syobn
Auincb Mbatns, nit nur bier Sabren.
Inn BON Mnbretp Sad1on unb Martin
8dn 8uren, 5ipei apeindmigen Brdfi@
oenten. gefolgt gu perben. Damn batz
ten mir in Miniam 6enrb 9arri1on
etnen prd1ibenten nit einem Wlittel@
namen, opd nur einen ein5igen Monat
lang, porauf bic alte Resel nit Sobn
Spler pieber anfgenommen nurOe.
Sbm folste, tpieberum nur bier Sabre,
Sames e. polf unb bieiem nit ie1z
5ebn Sabren Jranflin pieree, sSames
8u4anan, Mbrabam 2incoln llno Nn=
6retp sSobn1on. Ote prdfibenten
Grant, 6apes, Garfield uno Mrtbur
fiibrten Mittelnamen, bod feit benz
Sobe bes lebteren trat tpteber bic alte
sHesel nit @rpber Glepelunb, 8eniaz
min 6arriion, William McRinlep
uno nun Sbeobore Hooiepelt an ibren
plab.
@on ben 25 prdfibenten Der Ser.
Staaten entftammen ni9t tpeniger als
II ben Staaten 8irsiria, gaeip Oorf,
Sbto unb SenneKee. 8irginia CAB
uns Waibineton, Sefferfon, Mabiion,
Mpnroe unb Sapfpr; Nep Dorf Ban.
8uren, SilImore, glebelanb, Mrtbur
unb Rooiepelt; Sbio 9arriIon, ,9apes,
Garfield unO Me&inlep; SenneKee:
Sad1on, polt unb Sobnfon. 8pn ben
8 iibrigen prdiibenten tommen Sobn
Mbams unb Sobn 3. Mbams aus
Mafaduietts; 2tncoln unb Grant
aus SlIinois; pierce aus Neip Camp
fbire; 8u9anan aus penniplbanta;
Sablor aus 2outiiana uno Benjamin
6arriion aus Snbianu. Dte bier
Brdfbenten, ipelde pdbrenb tbres
gmtstermtns itarben, tpurben senau
20 Sabre nad einanber setpdblt: 9arz
rtion i'm Sabre 1910; 2incoln i'm
Sabre 1860; @drfielb i'm Sabre 1880,
unb Mc&inlep i'm Sabre 1900. 8on
ben brei ernlorbeten prdi iibenten tpurz
ben apet in Sbio geboren, ndmli6
Garfield llnb McainleD. Sdmmtli9e
republifanif6e prdi iibenten, nit Der
etnaigen Musndbme 2incoln's, ftnb
SDbne Sbio's.
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urof. kala,tfr's Weoailken-
fplittrr.

Sn England
bat fiA cine
GefeniAaft ges
bilbet. Inn gee
gen bas Sin.
brinsen Oss
amerifaniiherl
Sabaf@ @SruHs
baielb1t 5ront
au m a den;
pordusiihtlih
tAS &C.,
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ginridtlng biirfte, ipenn ibrsr 1unfsf
tiDitiruns feine 9tnDerniife in ben
Mes gelest lperben, Elm Dprtrefflides
Mittel 5ur Gr3ielung elmer auberldHi=
gen Rrantbeitsitatiftif unlerer 59uI=
inaenb abgeber.
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sSn Nbope sSslanb baben bic 5D3ias
iiiten bieien 6erbH ein eigenes Stuatsz
Sidet aufgeitelt.
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OoY'iS ~)T'o y"
Ser prGfibent ber5taatsuniperl litdt
bon ssnbiana, Or. Wn. 8. 8rDan, lit
fiirali9 BON elmer eurppdif9en Heiie
auriidgefebrt unb Gubert 1i6 interei=
1ant iiber bic rer56iebenen 9u916ulen
unb tpif1enI9aftltden Snitttute, bic ct
auf fetner Heiie beiu9t bat: vMuffalz
lenb lit es. bab in ben .urppdifhen
6o611ulen ptele umerifanihe Stuben=
ten gu finben iinb. Dies bat nobl feiz
zen 9runb meiitens Oarin, bab bic
@6ulgebiibren piel niebriger iinb unb
bic 2ebensipeiie biel billiger, pie In
biefem 2anbe. Deutide Shulen unb
eSnftitute baben einen tptrfli9 guten
@inbrud auf MIDI oema9t. Sic iiberz
ragen bic enslif4en 2ehranitalten Bel
Weiteln. Cine angenebme Wabrnebz
muna lit, bab bic amerifantfden. 9od=
f9ulen immer mebr bas eneltf6e Sn=
item auriidbrGngen unb es bur9 bas
beut1de gu srieben fuden. Obalei6
bic beutfchen S9ulen piel beHer itnb,
ols bic unferes 2anbes, 70 pirb iebo6
Die 3eit balb fommen, tpo mir auf
glei9er @tufe init ben 2ebrdnitalten
oes Naterldnbes itehen tperben. Die
sSoeen unb ipitemati14en Metboben
Der beuti9en 6o9i4nlen fDnnen iiber@
baupt ni9t frtttiirt tperoen."
Sen Wenigften biirfte Mooiepelt als
5Ariftitener befannt Iein, obipobl bic
Ghriftftenerei felt 5tpan3ig Sdbren
eigentlin iein Beruf 1T. Gr 1T Der
erite @hriftiteller i'm Weiben 9aufe
ieit Sbomas Sefferfon 5ein erites
Bu4 ihrieb er 1881, Elm Sabr na9bem
er Dol, 6arparb grabuirt bate; es mar
cine @efhiate nnferer slotte i'm
Rrieae BON 1912. @ein rGhites Werf,
oas bret Sabre ipdter erfdien, f4ilz
berte unter benz Sitel: r6unting Strips
Of ManGsnan", bds Qeben auf ben
ipeftlihen prairien. 9lm beiten be-
fannt finb Bel uns BON HoofeDelt 3
Werfen pobl feline tntereHanten 8ioz
grapbien BON Sbomas 9drt Benton
unb @Duperneur Morris. gine gan5e
Neihe feiner 8ii9er banbett BON benz
ptDilben Meiten" uno Der .Sago unb
mas bamit sufamrnenbdngt: sWinning
Of tbe Mit1, she MtlberneB 9unter" !,
uMmeriean Big Same 9unting"
n6unting in raans Qanbs", rSrail
anb Campfire etc. etc, etc. 1890 CAB
Noo1eDelt 5lfdmnen nit ieinem
syreunbe, Genator QDbge, efnen 8anb
6elDener3dblungen aus Der amerifanis
fdhen gefHinte beraus. 1899 eifbien
fein 8un iiber bi. fng. Noligb N!csrs,
bic er perfDnliA organiIirt uni uah
Cuba IN ben Rrieg defiibrt battle. Der
Sitel eines dnbererl ieiner iteueren
Werfs:: .Sbs GtrenlIpua Qife1. 1T at
eitlem aefligelten Wprt geiporben.
NDofebelt's fdmmtlibe Merts nmfnifen
in Der pninam'fhen Defdmmtausadbe
(1be @ugainpre GDitiDn) nt9t tpeniger
ais fiinfssbn 8Gnoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

ylad elmer Depefde aus GleDelanb
beabii1tiet bas betanate gDerettz
Mopre 9anbifat, ct. Qouis unb Gbiz
easo burd cine eleftrii6e StraBMz
balm gu perbtnben. 0ieielbe ioG iiber
Gpringfielb unb Decatur itnb anbere
gr1bele @tGbte seben unb nit ibren
3neigen 500 Meilen umfaifen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

Der dlteite Geutfhe in Nen Orz
leans, 5err Sobann 5riebrid, bat ieiz
men 80. @eburtstag sefeiert. Mls
Shneiber iparberte er 1885 in Nep
Orleans Elm, lpurDe aber mil ben Sab
rem fir bic 2puifiana MrtftDtratie, mas
Mortb fir Die Oaaen oes 6eutigen
Qaris lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

sssn Neipart, 81. S., beabii9tigt
man, cine GommiifiOn BON 5huldraz
ten ein5nieben, tpelde bic 30slinse Der
Bolfsihulen IN Be3ug auf ibre Sc
funbbeit iiberipahen I'm. On jebe1,
Morsen iOll ieber Qebrer Die @4iler
feiner Rfaife auf ibr t0rperIihes Be
finben infpiciren urlb fDlhe, bic Mns
3eiden bpn nntpoblfein duBern benz,
Mr3te pnrfiibren. Rrante tDerben fozl
bann nit elmer Mnpei{ung berfeben
nuh 9aufe gefdidt. in ipeIder bic
Grdntbeit beaeihnet unb bic Jrase bez
a1tfpDrtet ipirb, ob bic 9in3u3isbnng
eines Mr3tes geratben ober rptbtpenz
big erfheint. leber alIe GGlIe bpm
grfronfunssn ion cine Qiite sefiibrt
unb benz @efnnbbeitsratb Dorgeleet
tperben, burh ipelheMittel man bofft.
ber Qlusbrtitung dniedenber Rrdnts
sbeiten Dprbeuseil 5ll f;unen. Diefe
Deming headlight., 1901-04-27

tho reply would douhIless be,
that, although such Il the fast, II
does not follow that the name IL
idle or inappropriate, since there
may be fitness IN iis application
of an entirely independent charac.
ter. The name OF Free Masonry
may, aud actually doea import, as
soclailon Significant ofand insep.
arabic from the origin OF the Order.
Having had ils beginning centuries
ago With the artisans Of the ma.
sonic craft, for their mutual pro
teciion and recognition, aod the
advancement Of their noble art,
the history ofits curly struggles
to maintain lls universally aud y
thousand other hallowed mem.
Orlrs connected with It's progress
amid the fall Of empires aud the
conflicts ofnailons, have Justly IN.
splred % venerallOu for its nnme,
Notwithstanding iis practical ap.
posiieness may have ceased 10 ex.
isi. lIs namo IL aifecllouaiely
cherished by lie voiarles, because
II has lived aud moved, aud had a
prolonged and useful being
through the vast past; stIll live IN
the teeming aud novel present,
aud gives promise that II will sur.
vive through The distant aud
pregnant future. So with Odd
Fellowship; Il also had lts origin
with the SOUS Of toll, aud OF tho
same craft, viz. the marble masona
Of London, NJ the close Of last
century. A wise providence led
men, whose daily bread depended
upon their daily toll, by association
10 form q common fund, aud thus
TO secure IN health the means of
support when prosiraied by dis.
ease. In It's experimental oulsei,
like Free Masonry, II encountered
a corresponding ordealj Il had no
prestige to smooih It's uneven aud
obstrurted pathway reliant only
upon It's intrinsic worth, II also
has survived obloquy aud preju.
dice for more than half a century.
aud has lived 10 attain Iis present
meridian height Can It excite
wonder that these memories,
which cluster around the name
of Odd Fellow, should secure for
II a love aud venerati0n That over.
come and sub lue the merely fas.
ildlous taste which would discard
or shun IN No one can affirm
that this name, though the cause
OF much prejudice, has not been,
IN a psoportionate degree, an els
ment of success. Conceived Ia
humility, It has achieved aud be.
o0me identified with an honorable