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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24

There is a movement on foot in Chicago to subject church property generally to assessment and taxation. In that city two institutions alone have $2,500,000 of income bearing property on which they pay no taxes, and the total is estimated at $20, 100000. The measure is receiving wide support among the Germans, and the president of the united German societies, who has been Investigating, finds number of cases of saloon property owned and leased by denominational organizations tradi- tionally opposed to the sale of strong drink.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28

Stile 5eigt Der Nufen Don Teippprt
Die 9tubob Ehantaiie Der omerifu.
niidcn l2illiar0Gre nit oea mdd)ti.
gen, iiir hunoerte 8alte ein0eridt2.
ten mo nit uHem Gurus u~llSgeNat.
tctCn gadten. Gen oriaineQiten ga.
bobi6er5 obcr poaiiinrte per einerI
DQlben Su9rbun0crt etluu Ser onrm
ieinc GrccntrtcitGten in @ien ba,
famtc &atcr Der Nilritim 8uuline
Wetternid. @ruf Sutoor. 8eI cillelV
Gincr I'M u0cligcn Gulino ipettete oec
@rar. CT merOe n0d} IN oericlbeu
9sodlt bon SdlublelrteI pcrbaitet ulh
mtf bos 8oti5eifommiiluriot gebrad]t
lucroerL oGne OoB er Ole geriugitc
@clebe9s u0er observation-disclosures be.
Annpsu hdtte. lin ; llbr Worgers
crid)ien IN cilier t~leirell Srnulttueill.
id}cnfe Ser SoritnOt ein Strold in
Scrllumptcn @leiocrlt ulo uer(nnqte
tin @lns .llnblnhten" (6te billigits
Sd%napsIprte). Nls er 6e5ahIcu
%iolltc, 3og er lid ieineu Sticfel Dee
G,td) mcbrere &0Ger n1f1pte5. bonn
GllBe uno holte aus Dem Stiefel ems
Suuienoguloermote beralls, Die er
aum @edbicln auf Ben Shnnftild
legte. Hatiirlif murDe er Sluei vi.
lutcn ipGtcr perbattct rulO Dor bei
Toli5ei.Gommiiiar aefiibrt. - User
limo Sie?" fragte i'm barifen Con
Der iiber Die nGdltlidle St0rlnq
1rgerlld)e 9eamte. sd bin 8raf
SauOor." - .ltnperiddmter! Salten
Sic mid niGt 5ltnl 9tarren! Wari1
nit oeut &erl IN ben Arreit! Morgen
i,iib. perm er iei1eu Hauid uusge.
id,lafen huhen miro, OaS @eitere."
= PIN anberen Worgen battc @raf
Sanbor ieine 8ette rglorrei6" &c.
lron1er.
- Sn elmer iutereiianten g6banh.
flung meiit Der ruiiiI6e gutanifer.
Sr. glefiu. mie Die .Notur" NIT.
tbeilt. auf gemiiie 6le4tenorten bin.
melte lid friibSeitig aus ibrem go.
Den loSloien mo in oieiem 3ultan0e
cine mtbegren5t LANCE 3eit pe9ltirelt.
mobei lie IN ben @iiten un6 Steppen
pom @inoe ollf u~ngebeltre gntiern.
mmgcn getrieben merber. @letiH
bot oieie 8flun5engebiloe ,@anoer.
fled,ten" %getaltit. 60 filloen iid) in
ben Steppen peridyieoene Nrteu Ser
iugenamnten &rltitenflefte, Die ilr.
ipriiuglid) ans Der alpinen &egion
bis 10000 SUB itammen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28

S3obmmg faum cine Giertelittrnoc
enticrnt."
Ger 5rentoe madDte cine geipc.
1nng, ais oh er ith entfernen ipoGte.
y&ubnlrg Wertber, Der l~lrurpator
bes @ertber'ihen peiises?"
nlliurpdtor?" Nrd altf ridjtc.c
lid; @er:ber. .SHett treilidl inn gr'
aeiIfte 6icieS Wanncs, her unicrcr
Siilfe beearf, lit eS eben 10 eleno, 81
beleibigen, oils 9eleioi9lngen ridden
81 mpllen. Nber iobnlO Die Siiife
aeleiltet, merben Sic mir Gebe itebe.l
nit Die @ieberbolrng Der Serleum.
olng, Die Gloon, jerer Sdltrfe - or.
Eionnen bot, Inn ieinen SoB 5u befric.
oigen."
u@iht 10, niht io!" ricf sic junge
Srau. .@ottes Siuger lit es, Der al,
bleiem Srte, i'm 4ngeiiht Der yhlt.
ter 8ottes Iles 5ulummen fiibrt,
mas I'M @abn uno Srrtbllm lid, &c.
trennt! 8lide in oieies Wunre@
3iige, gomunO, IN Oos bolbe Iltlt9
bieies iullgen MdOdens, - tei;l
Solid fein SriIg iprid)t ans i6ne,l.
@er lpeiB, ob nid,t Did lelblt eineS
glenOen SSntriguen ,tmweben, ser 10
@ieIe ms @erOerben geitilr5t. Nid:
im s3orn Jolt ibr elld ~gegenlibcc
itlben, iDr, Die @ott idlti trell ~,
ianmen 81 balten ais zines Sauie5
Sobne. Define Oie gtrme oeineil
Sruoer, G0nitno - reidJen Sic ibn:
Die Sano, &lloolpb bon @eriber: Sic
oiirien es, iein Ser5 lit gelGutert."
aber Iroolpb manbte iid ab. g,
p%erleugnete MIDI, lagte er bitter, uer
idnote meine 9rieie 3llriif 80. Suiiel
Sic ms pereint oieiem s(rmen belfcgl
unb bam -. mDge eS bleiben mie
pDrber."
Ia elite nit raid)er 9eipeauIla Sc.
mnnb ouf i'm ST. unb idloB ibn il;
icine slrnle. rGu bit unldruloig,
Gruber", rief CT. rWfir iagt's bc$
&er5ens Gimme -. .Glbou lit Elm
Gerleumoeri ga, on bait 3eft.
Grna: @ottes Sanb lit es, Die ms
bier Suiammenfiibrt. Or miro ms
bethlehem, Oieien Nrmen 81 retten uIo
al linn mIand)es llnredt gut SIT ma
den. elm neiteS Saiein iol er fit0ell
III unierm areiie. Sest nad) oeilen;
Sauie, &ilbolpb; Mio iii Naes &c.
Hart, ipas lid ais tribe @olte 5mis
ifen inns gelasert, = bunl nod
@allborL no id, eltd e%npfou9eu nil
nit briioerlifem @illfolnmen."
8oriiftig boben Die Wtamier Die
reeungsloie @eitalt OeS Sdneers ent'
spr uno trilgen lie sum @agea.
Sano in Sano iolgten @rna uno Wte,
larie nit Dem &naben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28
OerI6ieDene Na6ri6tem.

- aus aonigsras, 80. GeSember.
miro Dem ~3euen @ieuer Saseblatt"
aeid,rieben: @eitern ianb bier cine
&ohieit itatt. bel Der es cine Sebr IN.
iereiiante @piiobe sab. Mls bas
Saor ieine @erlobune ~ieicrte, irastc
Oct 9rGmtieom, Der @irtbidaitsbe.
liscr WenaeI Hl,oilem. ieinen Sbtpie.
aerpatei in ipe, ben 9utsbeiiser go.
iepb Suhatidef. Inn Die SDbe Der
@itaiit. Der Sdwieserpn'Ar iaste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28
IS.

Srei @oden ipGter rollte Elm leif)-
ties @efdbrt ole Gbauliee entlana, Die
bon Scr @ciibung GuOolpb Mer-
Tiers nad @aliborn fiibrte. Gin
bleid)er junger Mtann III einiader
ober feiner> &leiorutg, Die Spurc;l
iiberltanoener &rnntbeit i'll Nntlt6,
iab ari Dem HildiiB, .ibm sur Seitt
Die 9attin Hllbolpb's unO ibr geaen'
ilber, nit Dem Aausorut Ger iuuig.
item Sbeilnabme, Melanie @ertber,
mGbreno HuOolpb ieIblt Den @a1eu
fiibrte.
,gSie lei6t, ipie mobl lit mir
iogte Der iunge Mann. y@tir lit, alS
mare ih uell periiiugt unO iabe 6ltiil
criten Nal ole @unOer oeS Sriib-
imas. ais lGse cine uaiiberiteigbare
&luft Slpiidlen Dem Seute unS
@eitern uno id) biirfe nidt riidlp1rtS
i6alten, moate id) nidt auf's Nere
IN ben Ibgrllno tallmeln aus DELL
ellere Gorge, euer geuilbeu Den nn
2eib unb Seele aranfen 9erettet."
9ie altere Game legte ianrt Die
Sano auf bes @eneienoen Irnt.
Still, Srieorid", iogte lie. "nIhtE
bon inns! @ar es Oeln mebr nls
Yilid)t, mas mir fir Sic setban?"
2es iunseu Mauues Iusen leud)-
teton. ,Sh mill es lobnen!" REF &c;
i'd fiible Die Strait in mir, nod jeBi
elm ne,.es Saiein ju beginner. Elm
9aiein, bas niht in i6pinOelnoer
@obc lein Soeal lud)t. -. Meln'
ME, fubr er fort, n5iirnen Sic mir
niht, weun 10 oas iiberwalenOe Scrj
Sic nennt: Sbnen banfe ih baa
2eben; ser 8eonlfe oil Sic miro MN
StGrfe perleiben, mid enlpor 81
idJ!pingen auf ebrenpoller gabu."
Sic merben eS fonnerl, Srreo,
rid, iagte Die Satin HllOolph'$$ :.
pGbreno bas junae Waoben iDrl
SbrGnen perbarg. nMtein Sfmage.
Scr @raf Gbmluo BON @ertber, Der
Sic bon friiber ber tenut ulo id)dEt,
nil Sbnen mobl uno betrahtet Die
Gorge mir Sbre 3ufrnit ais cine lei.
liae Yfli6t. Gr pnr es, Der nil
aroBter Miibe ben Nuientbalt Sbrcs
Sbeims, Oes Meilter Sartmann, er,
fuuoete unb Den oltcn Mam perul.
taBte, aus Gnglano, no er i'm Sall:C
zines ulten Sreun6eS weilt, bierbec
III fommen."
.Mein Sbeim?" rief Srieoel ii
h6d)lter Sreuoe. yWein Sbeinl. Der.
ih 10 tief gefrdnft, Den ih ninrmer
mieoer an ieben boiien ourite! @is
babe i6 iulhes Slid, iold)e Shelf.
nabnle peroient? ., oaB i6 ibnl
oonfeu fonnte ans meiner Seei!
Sieie!!"
Sic biirfen es; mir iino alf benz
@eae nah @allborit, elmer 8elisuml
oes 9riloers meineS @atten. Der
9lrat bat bieie NnSrabrt geItattet."
.Nber rpuS peiB oenn Srai @er'
tier bon meiner Serfunft, mas pol
meinenl Sbeim, Der it'll in einem aG-
gelegenen 3orIe lette?"
Sas MntliB Der Wflltter Welanie'3
nuhm einen ernitem beiuabe f%eierli'
diem Iusbrld AZ, p&oreu Sic miGl
on. iaate lie, sic lteben Dor elmer
ernIten Stunoe SbreS 9ebenS. De;
Iagiitige, Der Shnen ole Strait her
Silgeno mieoergab, lit Elm 6ott Der
@iloc, mo &er9ebung beiBt iei,t
8etpt. Ser gruoer meines 8atter.
beu Sic amf @aaborn iiubeu wcrhen.
leine @emablim Ole nit beiBen ShrG,
nen ba5 &ranfenioger oes SrcunScg
ihrer Sugeno beneste = lie iinr
Sbnen feline Sremoeu. 8raf Go.
numb bon @ertber nennt lid Dc.
Wanh Den Sic emit inter Dem Sea.
men SeItenau tanuterL uno Grra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28
@nf Sprmi9em &fab.
~'"s.s.
GortfeB g.
@oa y. ..

9ie 2orbceripenbcn Die inn emit
10 reiblid geporoen, batten ibn itets
folt llllo gleidgiiltia gelaiien. slber
oIS Ger 8eilbenitrmlb auf Die 9iibne
fie(, ais er i'm liegen lob binter Dem
@orbang, Der ollf ben @inf Oes per-
smeifelnoen 9ireftprs ii6 ieufte -
ygringt i'm mir, fliiiterten feline
Rippen. Damn brab er auIammen,
Die Sinne pereingen ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-28

USNiND~S WI Ht'AJ itaJA WV ~ ~
cpiert glnlben, ba bieieS areu5, Dos
ih bir in Der Stutoe unieres g5
ifieoes reitte, bas on mie elm Se;.
liatbum 5i beipabren mir ueripradit,
III meme Sanb 5uriid selangte2"
ySieies &reu5? -. @roBer 8ott.
mir abnt elm .htrhtbares Srugge'
pebe! So, grna, es mar ein llu.
reft bon mir, cine fanm 3l iiibnenbs
Sfulo, MIDI bieieS 3leinobes 5u ers-
Gubern: nber i'd glaubte es einc:
ipiiroigen Game su i~ibergeben, Die
nutl ibm ~perlanete. SD bottle ourd)
>ieieS Spfer meme Garriere 81 befe.
iiiaen, Die i'd, beoroht wlBte. sd,
tbeilte Dir ia iogleid BEN Soriaa nit
aber unerDffnet fam mein 9rief a..
rid, besleitet pom Oeiuen Seller. 9u
serriiieit 0as Banjo 5miiden ms, :. .
OH iagteit bid losNpon mir"
.8eioc mnren mir oaS Spier eius3
9etruges! gaes meiB i6 MN. Id,.
cob ih cs iaaen miB: Der Mann, Den
i'd beiIte meinen @otten nen1e.
idente ielbit Dor Ger Sntriaue MD.
suriid, mid Dir 5u entreiBen uuS iiir
I'D, 5u geDinnen. allies bat er mir
NciIonoem bcrelienh uue 81 meiiiti
Siiben INN Scrgebuia ilebeno. Nrie'
bcl, CT lit elm Nnoerer geiporSen
aiirne ibm nift, pergib ibm. pie id
linn peraebe; fem Ser5 lit eu.
SbrGnen pergoB err on oeinem 9ader
er lpar es. Der ben Nuieutbalt oeiues
Sheims e~rtunSete unb i'm bierDes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
Ginen biibi1eH Seitra9

CUR a;initlerpipdolosie bietet Elm @ss
I6iht6en BON Sobann Sebafttan
Bad, bas in einem febr felten sefoors
benen 8udlein aus benz 18. Sabrbuns
bert: rOie beutI6en 90fe, Wemoiren
zines HeiIenben" eradblt pirb. Der
vRei1enbe" mar elm Dterrei9ifder 4a@
ralier, Der tpabrIdeinli4 als cine Irt
geri9teritatter fir feinen &aifer rei@
ite, {i9 aber biitete, iiber politi19e Nn=
aeleaenbetten gu ipreden unb fat nur
bas geiellI6aftli9e 2eben beIdreibt,
Sn Metmar lernte er AUDI 8adh FEM
men unb stpar hs; einem Mittaesmabz
le, bas Ser 9ersos CAB. Bad mar
orfseforbert tpprben, Die @dite big
gum 9esinn Der Mablaeit bur4 eine
sSmprobiI Iatton gu erfreuen, als CT
cher am &lapisr fab, pergaB ct alss
balb Die ganae Welt um Ii9 bernm un3
au9 bas Diner, 70 baB Der 9eraog
enbltGb au ibm trat unb ben in 1einen
SrGumereien 8erI Iunfenen NIT ben
8orten unter bic Mrme nabm: vMeie
Iter - beiten Oanf, aber bic Suppe
tDnnen mir bpd nidt falt tperben laf<
fen." ga9 fubr erI6roden auf unb
obne Elm Mort Su entgeenen, lieb er
fi9 an bic Safel i6leppen:~ &aum aber
lieB ibn bort Der 9eraog lps, als er
I9[eunig1t, ben Ginbrud zines Wabn-
iinnigen ma6enb, in ben Rebenraum,
in benz bas &lapier fanb, suriidlief,
bort Elm paar Nccprbe eriff unb bann
ipieDer, ipte erlei6tert erf9ien: per
aeibung", laste ct nun nit fr0blihem
9eIiat, Sure 5obeit baben mid bel
einem SepttmezIceorb unb bel Nrpsgz
glen auf Der 9ominante unterbroehea.
ipebren burfte id MIDI nibt, aber Der
Nccorb muBte aufgelDit tperbsn, fonlt
bGtte i6 feline Eube gsbabt. 0as III
gerabe, 70, ols pb man einem Durfti=
gen bas 9las, bas er f9Dn an ben
Munb geiebt bat, pieoer megsieht.
SEPT babe ih aussetrnnfen, 9obeit,
| jebt 1T mir ipieber lpobl." Der ,Heis
Ienbe" ersGblt bie1en 8orfall ais einen
gepsis bafiir, baB 8a6 Elm fomiIdsr
| &au5 getpeIen Iei. Mer aber einiges
&unfperftdnbnib beiibt, bem pirb bic
Sadie nidbt tomiI6 portommen, iie
tpirb pielmebr als intereHanter 8ei=
trag sur Naturgei6idte Der Giinitlerz
Ieele erI6einen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
Gettt,t ieiste 9cttte.

@on eiaem General in Siibafrifa
Iradblt Der &riegscorreiponOent zines
Gpnboner 8lattes folgenbe anetoote:
Der General s., Der 1pegen ieiner llr=
piiGiteen Nusorudspeiie i'm eanaen
,nsliIden 9eere betannt 1T, fiat iebt
ben Oberbefebl in elmer Der Stdbte.
pa er auf ftrense Disciplin bielt, orb
pete er an, bab ale Sffictere, bic in
per Staot antamen. ii9 Bel linn perz
iDnli9 ober Bel isinem Nbiutanten 3u
bnelben bGtten. Sein Stabsofficier
par, mas bas Meubere anbetrifft, BON
Der Natur niht geraoe besiinitigt unb
eleid5eitis miirrtI9 unO fhlpeisiam.
Der Nbjutant mar Gin seidniegelter
Siingling, Der bic MDrte beim 9prez
hen bur6 bic geaie aog unb getitlos
IN bic 2uft itarrte. Gtnes Sases fam
nun Elm Sfficier bes auftralifAen
gorps in Der Stabt an, Der fret BON
ber 2eber gu 1preden pflegte unb bor
Riemanbem Mnsft bate. Qlls ct am
anbern Morsen i'm Club einen 2ifDr
tranf, trdt Der 9enerdl Elm, lab pds
linn unbsfannte @eltdt unb briillte:
,3um Seufel, 9err, iper 5inb @iss"
Ser 9auptmann itanb auf unb la
Iutirte: n9auptmann S. bon ben 3.
Bictprians".
uWann famen @ie an9"
! r8eftern".
vMarum baben sic iid Bel mir
hidt semelbet9"
SD mar in Sbrem 8ureau, Sic
paren niht bort, aber ih lab 5tDet
Dficiere".
rMer tparen bte9"
sd fenne sSbre Namen niAt".
r8efdreiben Sic iie2"
.Tun". faste Der Muitralier, nDer
zine mar Elm bdBli4 ausiehenber
Menid, unansenelm nnb nnipmpas
tbif9... -. !,
Gut, has 1T mein Stabsofficier. :
,lInb Der anbsre mar ein hummer
;Sunqe nit einem &netfer".
,5timmt, mein @ohn". fdgte Der
@eneral befriebigt, rOer Sbiot 1T mein
Mbiutant ~. Gs tbnt mir leio, STE
seft6rt gu baben'.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
GrancngroBt.

gBinit bu bas Meib in ganaer @r0Bf
feb'n,
go 1ie1' es nift 1iinltrablt BON tsHnetes
@ldnaen,
Wenn nnumn1lft Die 5renbenIternt
(. fteb'n:
60 iieb's, ipenn ODrnen fetnen pfdo
befrdn3en;
80 lief bag Meib, ipenn aus bes @lnz
DIES 5hoDb,
Wenn Don Der 2uit es bieb Das Shids
1al f1eioen.
Denn fpie Der Wlann in Sbdt nnD
1unDeln grpb,
60 it's bas Weib i'm Duloen unb I'm
2eiDen!
. iieb' bas Meib in opTerTrfuD' ger
Bfliht!
eSm Mrm bes Weibes rnbt Der Wtdni',
Der frd1fe;
Mus ibrem Mua' bic treus 2iebs fprib.,
rnb elm @ebet ilt ieslider 9eDante.
Rein 5tiinDlein, ipp tie fern Dem Gisb1
item blieb'!
sic mag li9 germ um ibn bes S1lafs
berauber.
. iieb' elm Meib npn opferffenb'9sr
2ieb'!
Gin iol9es 1teH unD lern' an Gngel
alauben!
" 6. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03

OQ9 IuULuch
Glmo, SO. Wd., ipurbe burh eine
sSsuersbrunit gum sroben Sbeil 5eS@
ft1rt.
gu ssadIon, WliT,, brannte bic
Itdatlihe Saubifu1nn,en~ ~Nnitalt niez
Der. Sdmmtli9e SnIanen ipuroen se@
rettet.
Sci Shubler, Nebr., srtranfen
5rau Sranf gfima unb ibre Ni9te.
Sic fuhren in einem @efdbrt iiber Die
Bride, als ibnsn Elm anberes 8efdbrt
begeonete. Dds @eIpann Der beioen
Rrauen ipurbe I1eu, unb bic pferDe
Ipranaen iiber bas Briidengeldnber in
ben 5luB.
- giner Der erDbten gbemifer bies
les 2anbes, Q(lbert sc. 2eebs, 1T gez
Horsn. Gr bat Ieit mebr als breib:J
Sabren eine b0hf erIprieblihe 2ehrz
tbGtigfett in rem Stenens=S =Snftitnt,
Der arpben tshniIdsn 6o9faule in
6obpfen, entfaltet. Or. 2eebs, ipelber
,en 2ehritubl fir gbemie einnabm,
purbe por fiinfunpfiinf5is Sabren in
philadelphia seboren.
- syn Gbicaeo peilt Elm Oie6, Der,
BON ieinem @e!piHen sepeinigt, feline
59ulb nd9 Dem Nbidlass5ablunssz
plan Iii6nt. eSm Nopelnber Dorigerl
| Sa6res purbe sSrau 8ea6D, eille
Riinitlerin, beren Mtelier iid i'm borz
tisen Mubitorium=G Gebdube befinbet,
in etnem 5traber.babnpagen I'm tbre
BDrIe erleidtert, Die ST in 8aar, eli
men S9liifelbunb uno msbrere 0iliz
ten farten ent6telt. Nm nd6Iten Mor=
sen erbielt syrau 8eadp Dur6 bic Pofi
lin padet, tpel9es bic 8DrIe unb bit
S6liiHel entbielt. Surge 3eit 1pGte1
tr6ielt lie bpn unbefunnter Seite elmer
| Dpllar. Solde @elDlenDung TT 1elt;
her resetmdBis ieoen Monat etnse'
troffen.
- Das 8abnz5pitem Der gbicaso
Burlington C Auincps Gp. So. 'um
! fabt @eleiIe in Der 2Gnse BON 8OO(
Meilen, unb auf bieIen iino unter oer
sablret6en Bai1agierz uno 9iitertpd
| hen, 2ocomottpen u. T. tp. ni6t tpent
rer als 385, 900 &dber in 8etrteb
sSebes sSSabr tperben i'm Our4I9ntt
10000 neue Rdber angeI6afft, DO,
benen iebes laut @drantte 6 Sabs
6alten unb fir einen Wes bon rs, ,OO(
Meilen ausrei6en mub. Iae Edbe
FnD numerirt, unb es niro genau8ud
bariiber sefiibrt, foOab Der 5abrifan
Fir ale etlpaigen Mdngel berielbsi
baitbar sema6t peroen tann.
- sd permade meinem @nfs
DITTO S9mahl bic Summe bon $12,
300, neil er TAPER uno in Der Npt
Ieinem 2anDe lppal mar. Oas i
lime Ger 8eitimmungen in Dem Seita
hrent BON Mar S6mabl, etnem reihel
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fidnDi9 fsin perb.
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8eildae nit ben 9DbeSan3eigsr1, unn
fpfnrt fina es an at ipeinen. Ddrdas
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SIN gartesimmer eines specialiften.

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Der fleine 8ello1en: Das ift bod
Elm feises 2uber; itedt ii1 binter bas
bide glitter, bamit ih ibm i1ihts aa=
bdben fantl!
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16

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'because other nations are unable tOequal it. We
stand the expense, and, besides, consider that
the army returns to the nation all that it COSTS in
discipline of character and wholesome training Of
the boy"
The armaments OF Germany and Russia are the
decessOr have both intimated to the other powers
that they favor general reduction. But there is
no likelihood that Russia will ever Ia Ike such step
unless Germany does so, and at the same time it IS
altogether improbable that any other Continental
country would have the courage to take the initia
tive
The kaiser's reported remarks therefore, have
much significance. 1t may or may not be true that
Germany can easily ''stand the expense" and that
the discipline OF the army is so good for the bOyr
that, Indirectly, 1t benefits the entire nation.
But it is certain that Germany will have to stand
the expense and that the boys will have to take the
discipline as long as William so orders. He Occu-
pies more autOcratic position today than any other
ruler OF Europe, and his opposition to any move
ment Of international importance is therefore certain
to endanger its success.
1t is probably that the kaisers attitude is princi-
pally determined by that OF France. The latter
country can never forgive the empire for Wrestling
Asace, Lorraine from her. the Germans suspect,
probably with good cause, that if the opportunity
should ever offer ITSELF at however distant time,
France would attempt to recover that territory.
Thus this small province is the direct and innocent
every year OF the expenditure OF vast of
money by every nation of Importance on the COnti-
nent.
From one viewpoint the emperOr's attitude is
much to be regretted. The maintenance OF huge
armies involves the withdrawal OF millions of men
from industrial pursuits. But as long as America
continues to be the principal market in which food
stufs are bought for them, our people will try to
regard the folly of Europe with cOmplacency.
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necessity ari'e.

necessity ariSe. We might, as suggested year or
so ago, ask the American state department first to
state the doctrine in clear terms and then put on
record our acquescence in it,"
So long as wise statesmanship prevails 10 these
United States of America, no European power will
ever obtain from our state department statement
Of the Monroe doctrine other than that contained in
the general terms with which the doctrine was orig
inally framed. For seventy-nine years we have
found this general statement adequate for every
emergency. Ne European country has ever failed to
understand it, and none has ever attempted, in 3
serious manner, to transgress it. What England
and the rest OF Europe would like is not statement
that shall clear their understanding but statement
that shall bind as within certain metes and bounds
and put the doctrine beyond the reach Of change or
Interpretation. And that is Just what good
American statesmanship will always forbid.
The Monroe doctrine has changed radically in in
tent and purpose since the days Of its first enunca
tion. Or, perhaps, the better statement would be
that the condition against which it first applied
has been radically altered. The doctrine vas in
vOked 10 1923 for the purpose Of staying the Holy
Alliance, composed Of most Of the powerful govern
ments Of Europe, which was aiming to spread the
mOnarchiCal form Of government and to Obliterate
all republics The doctrine Of the Holy Alliance
was that kings ruled by divine appointment and
that republics were implOus. Castlereagh, the
British premier, has appointed delegates to attend
the congress Of the alliance at Paris. Before this
congress came to meet, however, castlereagh was
retired and tie liberal Canning came to power.
And almost the first act Of the new British premier
was TO recall the appointment Of delegates to the
Paris congress and to annOuHce to the rest Of
Europe that "England did not hold that kings came
from God down, but from the people, At the same
time this great premier told minister at the court
Of st James that If President Monroe would an
nOunce the doctrine that the Holy Alliance must
keep hands off the American republic, England
would sustain him with all her power. And at that
time the idea that kings ruled by the power Of God
commenced decline which soon will Danish it from
the face'0 Of the earth
At the beginning the mission Of the Monroe doc
trlne vas to prevent the spread Of monarchy to the
American continents and to preserve the United
States and the other American republics from Euro
pean conquest. It was then defensive doctrine in
It's fullest sense and it came at critical time when
the existence OF popular governments vas really
trembling in the balance. But conditions have
changed most remarkably during the seventy mine
years. There no longer is q fear that the forms Of
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WE MUST DISOBLICE ENGLAND,

OMMENTING on the lecture deliv-
cred by Sir F. Pollock before the
London Chamber of COmmefce
with respect to England's attitude
toward the Monroe doctrine, the
London Spectator says: "We ought
formally to acknowledge the Monroe
dOctrine-we already agree to it
practically-and TO express our
willingness to support it should the