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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-12
Big Fire in Hurmonville, Pa.

Pittsburg, Feb. Fan early morning
Gre at Harmonvllle Pa. on the West
Pennsylvania railroad bridge destroyed
SIS 900 worth Of property and for a time
threatened the entire place. The fire
started In the plant Of the DuQuesne
Distributing company and consumed
lts main structure four-story brick
building. the First Methodist Episcopal
church, postofilce and several other
buildings. me town j. Without a fire
department and the citlzsns fought the
Are with buckets. The loss was COW
cred by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-12
TolstoI Grows Weaker.

Yalta, Crimea, Feb. l2.--Count Tolstoi
Is continually growing weaker, His
temperature is low and his pulse varies
from 100 to 1872, The pneumonia Is not
spreading and the Improvement IN his
pulse and temperature has awakened
hopes that he will rally.
An the members Of the counts family
are assembled az his bedside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-12
The Walking Match.

New York. Feb 12.-The lfty-slHth
hour OF the walking match saw only
"A teams still on the track The men
kept going about slowly, some Of the
tail-enders lmping at an average OF
three miles an hour. Hegelman and
Cavanaugh continue TO draw away
from the other teams and 40 o'clock
this morning over u miles ahead Of
their nearest competitors The Heer
brothers have rounded into condition
again and are making up the ground
they lost yesterday The leaders were
over fifty miles ahead OF the record.
The score for the leading teams at :
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02

are now so popular. Nearly every magazine has
found it necessary to make some response to the
now general demand for literature about the
forests and fields and their denizens.
81 am convinced" says our Social Chat cor
respondent, shat gentle treatment of animals
has a tendency towards making the boy a gentle
man." That is probably true, but it is certainly
true that being a gentleman has a tendency to-
wards making the boy gentle in his treatment of
animals. Has it not been said, "The mercifuul
man is merciful to his beast'2 And is not mercy
to the helpless one of the indispensable qualities
of gentlemanliness?
Nj. Kestler has our thanks for his letter on
the value of good literature and for his sugges-
ton as to how to get the best books before our
readers. We are now corresponding with some
prominent publishing houses and hope to succeed
in arranging some suitable plan. Meanwhile we
shall be glad to have Mr.. Kestler and others give
us their views as to the really indispensable
classics for the farmers library.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02
FOR BIRD

Prof. T. Gilbert Pearson and the Audubon So
ciety are doing a great work for North Carolina
in teaching the people, and especially the farmers,
the value of our common birds. The Society leaf
let which we are reprinting on page 2, contains
some very strong arguments against our present
bird policy. We understand that there is a move
ment on foot to have the Legislature levy an
annual tax of $40 or more on each nonresident
who hunts in North Carolina, the money thus
raised to be used in paying game wardens, etc.
to enforce the laws and protect the birds. This
tax would not be felt by the Northern sports
men, most of whom spend several times ten dol
lars for travelling expenses, equipment, ETC., for
each visit they pay us. South Carolina, we are
informed, imposes a tax of $25 on alien sports
men, and in some other Southern States the tax
is even heavier.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02
Education and the Protective Tariff.

The States that have been educating all their
people for several generations, have been levying
a protective tariff upon those States that have al
lowed the great masses of their people to remain
in a state of comparative ignorance and litter
acy; for example, New England and the South,
Massachusetts and North Carolina.
The great masses of our folks are paying with
hard labor at Is cents a day for improved machin-
cry invented by educated brain and manufactured
by trained hand at not less than four or five dol
lars a day. There is a tariff of 1926 or 1925 lev
led upon us by education. We work at Is cents a
day to pay for a thing the makers of which get
81 or $5-a day for their work.
All the wealth of uneducated India and of igno-
rant Africa, with all their wonderful natural re-
courses, has been poured into the lap of little, ed
ucated, free trade England. It is a protective
tariff that free trade England levies through its
education and civilization upon ignorance.
The protective tariff that we are most interest
ed in to-day in North Carolina is this tariff that
is levied upon the great masses of our people by
the States whose masses have been better educat-
ed and trained. It must continue to be true that
the uneducated and the unframed will be doomed
to furnish free raw material and pay for the
brains that must be mixed with it to transform it
into forms of value and usefulness, not bv legis-
lation, but by the laws of God and nature.-Hon.
J. Y. Joyner, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02
X Essentials in Education.

There are six essential constituents of all
worthy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which make part
of the educational process from first to last, in
every year and in every age.
The first constituent is the careful training of
the organs of sense, through which we get inces-
SAINT and infinitely diversified communication
with the external world, including in that phrase
the whole inanimate and animate creation with
all human monuments and records. Through the
gate of accurate observation come all kinds of
knowledge and experience. The little child must
learn to see with precision the forms and letters,
to hear exactly the sounds of words and phrases,
and by touch to discriminate between wet and
dry, hot and cold, smooth and rough. The organs
of sense are not for scientific uses chiefly: all or
binary knowledge for practical purposes comes
through them, and language too, with all which
language implies and renders possible. Then
comes practice in grouping and comparing differ
ent sensations or contacts, and in drawing INFER.
ences from such comparisons-practice which IS
indispensable in every field of knowledge. Next
comes training in making a record of the obser-
%vattions, the comparisons, or the grouping. This
period may obviously be made either IN the mem
ory or in written form, but practice in making
accurate records there must be in all effective
education. Fourthly comes training of the mem
DRY, OF, III OGn6r WOEuS, pEdCG1C6 III uO1uAhS IL CnO
mind the records of observations, groupings, and
comparisons. Filthy comes training IN the power
of expression-in clear, concise exposition, and in
argument, or the logical setting forth of a pro-
cess of reasoning. This training in the logical
development of a reasoning process is almost the
onsummation of education; but there is one 9th
er essential constituent, namely, the steady incul-
cation of those supreme ideals through which the
l.- - & ,r1;f+oJ oD1 opoobTo6-tbo ideals
of beauty, honor, duty and love.
These six I believe to be essential constituents
of education in the highest sense: we must learn
to see straight and clear; to compare and infer;
to make an accurate record; to remember; to ex-
press our thought with precision; and to hold fast
on lofty ideals-President Charles W. Eliot, OF
Harvard University.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02

Contagious foot and mouth disease, one of the
most dreaded of cattle plaques, has broken out
in several New England States and threatens
serious injury to the stock interests of the coun-
try. The National Department of Agriculture
has ordered a quarantine against Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont, and
England has forbidden the importation of all New
England cattle. The disease is very infectious,
spreading with marvellous rapidity unless careful
ly guarded against.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02

Our legislators can find some thoughts worth
studying in the Charlotte Observers article
az awlessness and Its Causes" on page II. That
0l,nripbteous DELAYS of the law" are fostering
Iaw1essness cannot be denied, and our legislatures
and bar associations should work together to re-
move these faults that clog the wheels of justice.
One of the most prominent lawyers in the State
said to us recently that he believed that on the
whole our legal machinery had been so bent IN the
effort to protect the accused prisoner that 1T had
become unjust to the accusing public. We fear
+L1Fsf AZ obo~@o :~4yholly groundless.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-02

In this number of The Progressive Farmer DIR.
H. F. Freeman presents a plan for a tobacco
growers combine which we shall be glad to have
discussed in our columns-in fact, we should like
to have growers write us their views as to any tea-
ture of the tobacco situation. The recent decline
in prices has been very marked: some high grades
are selling lower than three years ago. No official
call has been issued, but we are in a position to
announce with certainty that a tobacco farmers
meeting will be held in Rocky Mount on the 10Th
inst, and that later one or two meetings will be
held in other parts of the State.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
uAn einem @prtraae Dor

pSn chem @ortrase Dor Der
DSncietp Of ethical Culture" in Seem
Dorf perelih Der Brofeiior Selir
Ibler bas @irten unb 9radten BON
Gecil Hbobes unO oes Sarbigen
gpefer e. @aibinston uno fam az
Dem S6Iuiie, OaB Der Sestere melt
mebr ba5u berehtigt iet, als @obl.
tbater Der Wenibbeit Su selten, als
Der gritere, ipenH audi Hbobes ieiu
aroBeS Serm6sen 81 Graiebunss.
spedeu permabt babe"
60 meloeu ms Sic 9epeiden.
@ir boffen INN, baB Gerjenige, mel
der Cecil Mbobes init mierem bras
matiideu &e5eHleuten pereleidt, audi
81 Dem GntibIuiie fommt, ouB Hbo-
oeS am Gnbe boh eiu fleiner 8etit
NOR, i'm Gergleide 81 rnlercm He5en.
leaten. 8ir boiien Dos iibrigens niht
MIR, ionbern mir perlangen es, rno
perben nidts slnperes perofient.
liden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

mo IN &raft Oes &oifSpiaens. 8ott
lit bier D~onitGnoig ignortrt.
Gin frqt5DitiGer Groteitont, 5. 5.
Honileali, sing nod einet Sd]rttt
!ueiter, u1bem er Die geiesgebenbe mnb
ercc,,tine @eiDalt, tpel1e So6bes IN
cine Sano geleet piiien polte, Don
eitanoer treHnte, lnlo anf biele &etle
bas 8rin5ip Ser MaioritGten gum
Slrhbrub brahte. 9te Stuatsge.
malt fommt mad, 8eioen Ourt cine
Mrt 3uIammenleBung BON Fripat.
reften ~5ultanbe. Na6 Sobbes per-
aiften Die Wenibeu betm Gerlajien
bes NaturSuitanoes burd @ertrag
cuf Die jeoem GtnSelnen ~Suitebeu6e
@eDalt, I'M cine IageDalt i'm Staute
81 a%riinben. Nah &ouileau gibt
Sseoer ole ieiue &ehte obue @orbe.
halt an Die @eiammtbeit bin, unb er.
bolt ebeniopiel 5rrriid, ais er gegeben
hat; Sseoer gebord,t, inbem er lid nit
sllleu einigt, bod mlr li6 ielbIt, bleibt
alio' fret mie 5llpor. Ser u%agemeine
8olfSniae madJt Die 0eleBe ln0 err
pGblt ben H~rGiioenteu, Der bicielben
ausfiibrt. Sas @olf geborbt alIo
MIR iit ielbit. Ger BrGiiOent lit nnr
Der bodite geamte bes @olfes.
Selbit in Die tutholiihe Stride
.poIte man bieies &olfsiouueranitats'
priuSip EN- 6muggelu. gber bie
Stride bot es ltets nit aaer Gntldie.
benbeit abeepieien. HapIt 8ius Der
Neun.e bat es nusbrildli6 nnD
6iientli6 permorien, ipie mir ans Dem
go. Sate oes SpQabus, Der oils irr.
tbiimlih unb antidriitlidJ pertporfen
miro, ieben, namlih: vGie aptbori-
tat tit ni6ts anbers als Die Sabl
uno sic Surlme Der materiellen
&rdfte." Sieler Sab lit mir Der
furae mo pra5iie au5bruf bes 9rtns
s1ps Der @3ltsiouoeranitGt, inlofern
es Ole parlameutariit,eu Waioritaten
uno Die oabinier Itehenoe 8elammt-
maht Des Staates ais Die a~lleinigen
Sattcreu Der Iutboritat binIteat.
|9amit bot Der 9SapIt Ser Sdlange
auf cen Sopf getrctet nnb fem
@unOer, Dab Der Sibprallamus lid)
oageaen a~ufbGumte. Die SiberaIen
behoupteten Der 8apIE lei nid)t I'M
ieblbar, meul er in @lallbena- uno
Sitteniafen entiheibc. Seine gnt-
ibeibung babe feline 6iltiafeit, ipenn
tie nidyt burd Die 8iihOfe belt1tigt
piiroe; Wanfe gingen lelbit Iopeli,
cine 9eitatiguug burt Die @emeiu-
cen an berlangen. @aS beiBt bas
ober anbers, ais Dos &rin6ip Der
Solfsiouperdnit1t auf bns firfii6e
@ebiet iibertrngen2 9amit mare Die
3ebrgepalt Des Napitcs unb Der Si-
if6ie ibren S1nben entriiien imb Der
8eiammtbeit auer @lqubigen, D. b.
Der 6fientliben WeinuHg iibertragen
9eweieH.
Cos patifaniife GonCil bat bieIen
8eiirebnngeu eim fiir ulieUlal eth
Gnhe aemcht. inbem es Die llnfebl.
bartlett bes 9apites oils forMeIes
0oama beiinirte.
Uortesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

Slrncr Elm red)t lpoblriedell0eS Boil
a,Ict obgebru. Scioe iiitb onriibigcs
Bacterial.
ID 9rtttenS.i lei nod geiogt,
boB Ole Shatia4e, oaB fin Itr6en'
stpefe @eIber erboben iueroen,
bieie nod feline at I o n 5.
@elber C@bloB.@ eloer fennen mir
iiberboupt uidtl itnb, pber Dap cine
Stride elm reineS @elDs 5 ne
It lit, Dem nur in Oieiem Sale
ioQte BON elmer 3 eiteuerun
Heoe ietn. Dag uuiere &ir6enge.
meinben prubufttp limo, lit,
ielbit finm5ieu eeiprod,en, fem Ser
bredeu, ionbern MIR 81 ibrer Gbre.
@ltf Dem 8ebiete Der b It | b e II
q d dl It enIiebe iinb Oieialben
ioaar alS rerfinoeril6" geriibmt.
GSene SariteQuug ober, ais miiroe Die
Stride o mb Ourd Suiter unn
llugIitd. Ieben, lit cine gemeine 6 +
IteQilng. Sbatiade lit n1mli6, baB
IN 3eiten, mo Die Menid)en b~eionbers
III glenb ODER llngliif ODER 2aiter
iinb, lie iih b~eionhers DER Siilfe bon
pben bebiirftig fiblen lulo besbalb
lid mebr 81 Sott ipenoen, pel6er
oft auf genmute @eiie Die Weniben
.beimiubt.
Serrn Sugentbron's 4rgument lit
nun ebenio pudelig, ais Die ieines
iauberen Goaegen. Die MebrbettSs
tbeorie paBt audi umgefebrt. @enn
Die Wehrbeit su~frieoen III, Der reli.
ai0ien Minoerbeit bieien urelieioien
ano6en" (pie es 10 ein So5ialiiten.
Surner IN ieiner IusorufsDeile
bieaei6t nennen Diirbe) Die Nidtbe'
iteuerung Der &irdeugiiter az luiien,
bann ioa Der Serr o&rummentbron"
audi nit Der WfeBrbeitsregel 5ufrie.
Den iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

in Ses WOines, Sa., purbe in
einem Der @ablbesirfe peril. ISOLDE
cine S~timmmuifine our 8rObe be,
mtBt. Sas &eiuItat mar d. / be.
friebiqeub, peil man cine biIlige
Mtaihiue beuuste, Die mittels augeln
pperirt.
@ir baben peri0nli6 BET Der San,
@merifaniideH ausiteQung IN
9uffaIo. 90. g., cine S~timmmaidine
unteriu6t, pel6e einfa6 unb auto
matii6, aber a~6olut i6er
orbeitet. llnb ipIder Waid,ineH gtbt
eS cine SluSabl. DAB Oieie @elo,
Belt uno IufreguIg bel ben 8ablen
eripnren lit aqgemein 5ugesebeu
unb lit burd Die @riabrnng in ben
Stabten Buffalo, Rep gorf,
ROdeiter, g. o., uno B~ropioenee, u.
s., bepieIelG.
ga Der Staat Soma Die Giniiibs
RING Der Stimmmaidinen er,
laubt bat. 10 ioqteu ir jeoem
@Ountp Die Stimmseber oarauf
b%riugen, baB iol6e 3~uperiaiisae Ma.
ihinen eiuaefiihrt mcrbea. Die
8arteipelitifer iiuo geaen Die Mos
ihiuen, aber eben OeSbalb gill e2 nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Wadl ben Gabeloepeiden hat

Nad ben aabeloepcideu bat Der
Der0iente oeutib : amerifanii6e Brd.
lat 8ii6of Mebmer Die ebrenbe Gr.
nenmlng gum Gr5biiboi BON Manifu,
aus @eiunbbeitsrIfitdteu abgelebnt.
SEQ Der Srei5ebnte beitebt aber oa-
rauf, bob Migr. WeBmer tie annebme
un0 es lit nidt itnpnbrideinlid, baB
8ii6of Mebmer ols geboriamer
Spbn bes Sl. gaterS aae perionlid)en
Tiidiidten linO @eoenfen bintanieBen
nno in ndGIter Submit feline idDere
Siirbe als Wiilionsbiidof IN @merifa
nit Der nod idmereren zines Mtetro-
politen bon Manila pertali6en miro.
@ir bitten @iihof MeBmer lieber
als erSbiidof IN Den Ser. Staaten
aeleben, aber Der @iqe bes Sl.
Gaters gebt Der uno oaber pabr.
ldleinIih Ser @tidoi BON Green Ban
nad5 Wanila.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Wigr. SreIanD,S UielbeiproNei
ucr xnuOprucefs

lit enolid pom Staatsobergeri1t BON
Minneipta euti6ie0en poroen, nnb
apar ip.ber grparten 5u @uniten oes
perflaaten er5biidpili6en Spefu.
lanten.
Die W~inneapoIts, ct. SAUL &
Wfanitoba.g i ,enbabngeieuibaft batte
eillen beoeutenben SGnber.G Compiler
in zen Counties Sraperie uno Big.
itone als GHtibaoigung fiir geipiiie
.ibr Su9elprod enc, aber nibt erbaltene
Sdnlereicn on ibrer iogpnannteu ct.
9Incent : Grteniion nit @eihlag be-
legt un6 Wisr. Srelano peranlabte
in ben Sabren 1881 mb 1882 unter
e,ucm Gontraft nit Der @eielibaft
cine aanse InSabl bon SamiIieu, lid
oaranf ansuiiebaln. 1888 iibernnbm
er ioaar nlf e.sene @ebnume 80, 600
Mcres BON benz 2anoe az 81 pro
@cre unb berfaufte einen betr16t.
liden Sbeil bapon pieoer an Seim
lId)er.
Sinterber itelte iid aber beraus.
Dob be 8abngeieuihaft feinen flaren
8eiistitel gebabt; subem puroe Die
uripriinglife Sdenfuug gum Ebeil
pierer annuairt unb Die 2Gnoereien
IN Sraperie uno 9isitpne inter BEN
Saimltdttcgeieb BON Der Heaierune
an a~niieo,er feilgeboten. Die betref
ienbe @ete beitimmte jebof, baB be.
siigI.6 Ger bon ser giienbabn Com
PAM perfauften Sarmen in itreitieen
SSallen Die @eridte entideioen
iouteu.
9as CAB natiirIi6 geranlaiiuna
su elmer aan5en &eibe BON 2anopro.
5eiien. Inter an0erem perflagtt
Elm 9eip.iier S. g. S'Gonnor einen
9clit den Ramens @erteens, Der iid
inter ON 9~eitimmungen oes Seim.
liottege eeeS auf einer $50 Ider
groBeu Sorm in Sraperie Gountg
II eOergelaiien bate, Die S'@onnor
Strait zines nit @rSbildof Srels,tn
obge.Gloifenen Sautcontraftes als
iein gigentbum b~eaniprudte.
Sic nitDeren @eriGte entidieben
81 @unlten S'gomors; @ertgens
mo gltb,re bradten ober Die Gtreit.
'rose Dor oas Sbergeri6t nit Der ge.
griinbuns, gr5biidpf Srelano's 8auf
lei nidt Bona fioe eeapeien. Die
Wmmcbr erflpiiene euDgiiltige Ont.
beibrng oeS @eridts ipridt bagegeu
Den bon @ijgr.. Srelanb mlsgeitelten
9elittitelu qeiebl,6e @iiltigfeit gu,
10 Dob Die &au er fortan 9fube baben
oiir ten.
92r serr Grabiidof iclber, Dem
Der mi lIhc Bro3eB menoli6 biel
GerDrnB unb Shererei bereitet bot,
oilrfte IiA 10 baIp prbl nidt pieoer
IN Sano'petulaticueu %einloiien, ~
.@mer ia"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
gaitirt fir Gure StaatsperbGnoe,

heuH iie iinb gner Shus gegen an
artffe in Der 9egislatur bes Staates.
@ergeBt aber audi nidt Cure @ereine
sum Acknowledgement, Dem Central.
5u3uiilbren Oenn audi III Der
uatiouaIeu 9eietgebuug, pers
ben mir aHgegrifien nnb beoiirfen
mir elmer 9~igilan5 : Organization.
9ieie ioQ unb miro Der Geutralperein
lein. S6lieBet baber aae oeutid),
reoeuben 8ereine Guren Staatsper-
bGnoen umo Dem Gentral.8 erein an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Sas sgerliner Saseblatt" pero

Sus HSefltHef SugepluII DerOt=
fentlidte etne 9epeihe aus ct.
Eetersburg, mpnab gegen ben Wtps-
fauer Observation-Disclosures General
.Srepoff elm brittes attentat periutt
Dprben lit. Sfienbar ioate man IN
&ublano eeieslih feititellen pie piel
attentate auf cine 8erion erlaubt
iinb unb Die 3eituugen iolten einen
an5eige- Sarif ausfertieen. Grit nod
flint Attentaten iolte erlaubt iein,
Die Hadridt 81 publisiren nnb Slpar
nur bel 8prausbe5ablung Der In-
aeige. @eim Span8igiten s(ttentat
ipute Elm &abatt bon 20 Bro5ent er-
Iaubt iein. 8ei slttentaten nit tootr
li6em auSsans ipa Die RafridJt
freunblidit uub gratis publiairt
Derben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gbriitentburt Mno Gbei6cis
0uug.

Sbaleid) IN Der ltnabbaneiefeits.
grtlGruug nno IN Der Contribution
Der Ser. Staaten pom Gbriitentbum
feline Iebe lit, 10 miiiien mir bod 81.
qeiteben, baB gmerltu cine dlriltlide
Ration lit. 9as benefit Die tiefe
religi0ie 8eiinnung Der ~ebemalisen
Golpnien, Die grDffulmg DER 2egis=
latur orr6 8ebet. Die Jabrlid)e Mns
orbnung Des 9aufiaeungsteltes, uno
ole religtGicn Geremonien welde
roh alleemein BET @eburten Setrae
then umb @egrGhuiiien iiblib iiib.
Illbererieits aber baden mir Die
eri6redenDe Gbatia6e Dor ms, oaB
smie Grittel unieres @oltes feiuer
reliaioien Denomination ii6 an'
itlieBen DOB Die 3abl ser @erbreher
bei ms perbdltniBmaBig grocer III.
ais in mberu cipiliiirten 21nbern
unp Dab mir bel ms mebr gbelhei.
bungeu babenL als Die iibrige chilli
iirte @elt suiammen. Sol6e 2bat.
laden seieen nns on, bob mir es nit
einem @eihlchte 81 tbum babeu, bas
rem Gbriiteutbum Den Hiifen gefebrt
bat. StelIen mir mn Die Srage:
Isle perb1lt ii6 bas Ghriitentbum
slr gbeibeibung, lpelde IN Der Of
ienilid]en Weimns bel inns aIs eine
erlaubtc Code betra6tet miro?
9aS Gbriitentbum bat ausOriidlid
sic ~gbeiheiouug perboter. Die
@ebre Gbrilti ldBt feincn 3peifel
iiber Oieie Srage gu: n@as Got per-
bunbeu, Ons ioll Der Menib nidt
t%rennen", antwortete Gbriitus ben
Ybaril1erm Die i'm iiber Die grIaubt,
belt ser Gbeideibung fragten. llnb
All Den ~beiorgten apoiteln, Die ibren
Serrn INN Iuftlarune bieriiber frogs
ten antportete er: y@er INNER iein
@eib entlGbt nno cine S(noere ninmt,
Der begebt einen gbebrub. uuo
penn Elm @eib ibren Wann entldBt,
uno einen anbern beirotbet, 10 bribt
lie Die Che" Mturc. 10.
gbenio beItimmt lnutet Der Mus<
iprlld Seiu bel 2nc. 16: Gin Sober,
DER ieiu @eib bon iid entl1Bt uno
|eine glnoere beiratbet, Der bridt Die
@be; nlb Der cine bon ibrem Manne
8eidiebene beirotbet, Der bridt Die
@be." 9tiht minber FLAIR iinb Die
susipriide bes FL. Yaillns iiber Ole
llnauilcsliffeit Der Gbe /. Cor, T.
80: .Gas @eib lit an oas @eies ges
bmn6eM 10 lnnge ibr Wam Iebt, ent.
itIdft aber Der Mann 10 lit tie fret;
iie Betratbe, men lie mill" 9asielbe
idreibt er on Die at0mer uno fiigt
nod bin5u: .9aber. beibt lie cine Che.
brederiH menn lie 10 lange Der @an
lebt, 81 einem @noern iid geielt;
menn aber Ser Wann itirbt, 10 lit lie
frei bonn @eieSe bes Mannes, 10 bub
Tie nidt gbebrederin miro. penn tie
einen @nbern nimmt." 9ennoh er.
loubt Der @poiteI cine Srennung DER
@belepte BON Gid uuO 9att, aber
feline i0rmlide SDiuug bes Che.
bmfeS, Gr ifreibt bierii6er on ole
9crintfer: n9enen, melde burA Die
@rc uerbuneeu iino. 9ebiete ridt i'd,
icroerH Ger SEER, baB 0as @eib iih
adj p1m Mlame ideibe. @enn iie
a6cr geidieoeH IT, 10 bleipe lie ebelos,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Ser Minahau, Der 8raiioent

Serr Winabau, Scr Braiioent Ser
S%ooerotiou bat lid) erlaubt IN eineHl
griefe al Die rHepieip" Den r@anoe.
rer" einen vSramp at Journalism"
III nennen uuo iiberbmlpt iiber Den
.@anoerer" unb u@reelitor" in meg.
tuerfenber @eiie 81 reoen. Die gan5e
beutide, fatboliibe 9reiie fiiblt nit
&eft bieies ais cine 8eleioigung unb
bic @eiible ber beutidsrebenoeH
aatbolifen iinb infolgeoeiien faum
su @uniten Der Sooeration beeinflllBt
Dproen. Ser ogrceliior" bat natIr'
lid benz nSerrn &raiioenten" m
@erbinbung nit Der u&epiep" siems
lid flor Die @niibteH Der nbeutid".
rebenoen aatbplifen gednBert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
General aliles uub 9rGiioen

General aRiles unb Grdiioent
&ooiepelt iinb iebr groBe Wd1ner.
Der @rite erbGlt Die 9ube unb Der
bat einen NamerL auf ipeldeu
iih nidt reimen laBt. @ir bringen
oieie 3eilen bios, nm Den ginienOer
bes @eoihtes rBolitiide Goeiie" 81
paruen unb 5ugleid aHberen nod
nnihuloigen Dor einem poetii6en
iSluge in has Heid Der .politiiden
Boeiie" an marnen.
9enn Der Wenif begeDre nimmer 5li
idauen
@as unier Yapierfor6 perbiiat III
9a6t unb 9rauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

Nadlbrlld Bel Ben Suptrpiioren ali
Ginfiibrl1ig Oe%riel6en ST
nringen. Die 9ruder baben
oiidl ,1tht piel aiebe fir Die Moidtne,
aber opsgalb ioG man audi nidt pas
Cute lieaen laiien.