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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
an Sert06e..

ySenrp, bentc oof iuli Sabren".
benrerftc Sroii Tcd, sic IN oltell Or
inncriuscn franltc, ,ybptcit 9u MIDI.
Dos. cine @ortdlen 5l iprchen, oos
0id fiir Gein 9eben gliiflif MAIDEN
miirbe." & 'a"
rSa". e%ntgcgncte Seurp nit cinem
tiefen SeufSer. Inns nod @eiber:
art lprahit On im4iirlid bas Der
febrte Mort."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
@ipicl Der Smpcrtincms.

o.: .Gincn superintendent Wen.
id)en giebt es nid)t mebr, ais &errn
6rcb!"
y: ,sSnipieicrn benn2"
n: n9tun bclfen Sic lid. porgc-
ltcrn pitmpte CT bon mir $50 si
cincm Goo, gelterm bat er lid nit
mcinem @elb boun eim Hao gefauIt.
INFO mid, gleid am gbenb oanit
iiberraoelt, beiltc MN uerlonat DER
Wenih iiir bos capiitc Gao bon mir
oiId) nod $50 Shnoeucrlos."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Mudl Gin @urtheil.

ySat Geine Sror geid)olten. DAB
iii crit nod Mitternadt nod Souie
0efommen Bit. iragtc Ger cine
Snlbitmmme ocm anoeret.
.Nto mo oh. Til bdttrlt icbcn iol.
len; aber meiBt III. lpie mir Die &c
idlidltc 81 ~lngmcilie lm,r0e. babe
i'd ciniad) bic Sampe uiisgcloiht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Der flcinc @clhGftSmann..

Der flcine Safob bot cine Wtarf
perid)l1ldt. Iue 9emiihutgen Oct
Ier5te lie lpieOer ants 2ageslift 81
.foroern, bleiben crfolglos. ga inqt
Sofobf)en 5ll ieinem Gater, Der fiber
oos perlorelie 8clo, ianlmert: Y@ber
lob ie bod orin! I'D nero ie 9ir
per5inien nit bier Ter5cnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Gin aebrannt' Sinh.

g.: (in Der aneipe): pa. Der
Miiler gebt ia iest intmer 10 piinft-
lid nad) &auie2"
y: nSa, miiieu Sic, ueulib lit or
nal mad, 5ebn getomnlelt on bot lid)
lcine Srml ans Slnpier gelest ln1o
ibml cine Stunoe lang mas por9ellul.
gen, icitbem gcbt er immer sur red]-
ten Seit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Sat man feine Nnitcrnidalcn

ooer lonlt feincn 0rieS 5nr Sanb. 10
periprae mon ole &iibner reitlid,
nit %aoblcnaidle. Sopf- ODER Stcin.
Gutiherben crfiilem iein 5critoBen
cbeniols Den 3lped &olaaidle lit iiir
ole Siibner Dos refine @iit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

OupiSitpSii INV SiNiIJ StttONH SSA
iilis, ober 4 8rooen Heaumur. Nnh
DER cinfad1en &eDel DC Fri l1Bt iid)
Die ltnlrcfnling idJreQ uno leif,t be.
mcrfItelligen. - :. &oeppel, seilis,
Seras.
Grfcnnnmg Scr Sradtisfeit bci
EfcrScn.
Ginen iid)cren NlufidlilB, oh Elm
Yierb trugeno lit oosr nid,t. gen1brt
in 5meiielbaften 6Gllen Die Inter.
ilid)ing oltrd) heu Moitoarm, cine
Neutrality-suspicious.. meldje, nit
@criift ulio @cid)id ausgefiibrt.
niemuls cine SriIbgeburt Snr Solge
baben miro. Sit man nnd gntfer.
mtng oes porliegcnhen Miitcs in
ben Waitoorm ltrgef1br bis 5llnl
electromagnetic cingeganaen- Der
Irm muB rcIfllih eingeolt iueroen
- 10 fiiblt man. init Der Sono Ole
llitere Iarmpano nntalteno Oas
6iilen gan5 Ocutlidl. ia man fam
III pielen Saaen iogar feitlteQen Oh
.basielbe nit DEM aopfe ooer Dem
Sintertbeile porlicat, 100 oiio cine
regelred)te ooer cine StniBgeburt 81
eriparten itebt. llebt ma fernar
eiuen StoB gesen oas Surge aus,
10 crregt man iebr leid)t reflectori-
Idle gewegungen, Die Elm liferes
llrtbeil iiber bas Sebem Der Sriift
gemimen laiieu. Sn iebr pielen
Sallen lailen lid feline 9emeeungen
oes Sungen in Der redten Slanfe,
%ebeniopenig an irgeno elmer @e.
genO Oes 9aiifes p%abrnebmen.
pielmebr fam Der llnterimfenbe
iid arg t1lid)en. 9efanntlih maft
and Der 9arm eisentbiimlihe BE.
luegltngen, inoem CT lih 5uiomme1.
5iebt nno m%isoebnt, nobel iih oas
2urmrobr balo perenet. balo err
lpeitert, mas 6as a%Qm1blid)e Sort
riiferl Der S~uttermalicn Sur 6olge
bat. Ticie Warmbetpeglngen iino
es, meld)e ole 9epcgulgen oeS ~
gen leidt portGuiten tonneHst sE..-
10 fonnen Miisfeibeneguneey Die
BON Den 0aild1musfeln ousaebeno,
Elm fortmGbrenbes Musfelipiel an
Der 6lanfe zines Yferoes, lobnlo es
lid betpegt, u%nterbalten, leift at
Srmaidliiiien fiibren, weld)e ourfJ
Die innerlihc ll%nteriud)nng bernie
Den meroen fonnen. So, es font
men Sale Dor. ipo aegen oas grtoe
Der permeintliden SrddJtigfeit elmer
Stute aild) mirflih ploslih oos gu.
ter itarf anifmiQt, nno iih nebcn
Der gntergeidmillit ausiluB aus
Den @eblrtsiuegen einitelt. Nn5ei-
den Der nabe beporitebenoen 6e.
burt. @ber &, @rpartung erfiiat
lih nift; allnl aroBten Gritannen
oes 8eiisers perihminoet Die gll,
t%ergeidwulit unb Der MnsilnB, Die
Stute ermeiit lid oils nihttrageno
un0 Die In5eiheu Der ,perneintlih
nabebeporItebenoen @eburt naren
ole eriten @rifeimneen DER neilen
9runltperiooe. Die beim Yierbe be-
fanntlih IN Der &esel ms Sriib.
iabr (@ar5) bis Srni) uno III Den
Serbit (September, Sftober Nopenl-
ber) i1at. 60 peroient oenn in
aaen sipeiielbaften 6daen ole inner.
life unteriuduins auf Srdftiefeit
fleiBig geiibt nno angemanot sil
meroen; Damn miro man lid, nitt
tauiden, Damn miro man red)tjeitia
erferinen, oh man iih oii Elm Sob
len freien bari ooer oh mon iih
anf elm anoeres Mal pertroiten nniB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

Gbcmonn: .,S6mmtlihe @erihte,
Ole jdl gerne ciic. theile ih in 5ipci
Sbcilc. %on Der cinen &Glitc ioae
Ih rncincr Sroll, oaB lie nlcinc Seib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Graftiidlc Gitern.

.gSnrlm boben Sic oen Suntacn
geraoe 2orer5 iutien laiien; pobl
aus Eietat gegen Den peritorbeneli
@roBpnter?"
sgiis Eictat acrabe nid)t. aber
BON Dem bobcu mir iebt nod bluioert
Silitenfarten Oalicgen; Die fam CT
bcnn mcnIgliens ip1ter auibrauben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Talid, ucritanoen.

Seutnant @rof Is. a. 3li ieirlem
neuen 9nriten: osleh . 8ricorih
mas nod iogcn lutllte,, OH losit, mi(
hemerft babc. ltets SEER Seutnont"
St mir; nenne MIDI. lieber nSerl
@rafl" Y%eritouben2"
,3u 9efebl, lieber @efr @raf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

ipeiien iinb. bon Scr ouDeren iage ifI
lbr, lie pdren mir 5upioer. 0ieie
leBtereil fodt lie, menn lie mid
1rgern mill mo 10 friege ih oiid) III
oieirlp, :6all meme Seibipeiien 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Spariam.

Gontoriit: Sol ih oieien Soeen
nod permcnoen? Gs lit cin tleiner
SintenfledS %o'rGnfl"
Gbef: .9totiirlid)! Seben Sic
bolt. Dab aerobe cin ii" al oicle
STEELE fomlntl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
SpppclInnio,

9rGutigom: sd bin moraen let.
ser p%erbinoert; milit on nidjt sum
3oulogiihen @orten geben iiito Dir
Die nelien Nffen dnieben?"
9raut: yMdl Noolf. meIill OH nid)t
babel Bit, bobc i6 fiir Iffen gar fetn
Slltereiie!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

rSa6s i9 noq 3sit. meinsr Srau
aoisu gu iasen2" rOa commits
o'rouf an, iDie lang sic perbeiratbet
iino!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Nm Gdiaertas in Miindcn.

Observation-Disclosures: nSilGr &C.
ioaig, Signore2 r@roBte oeritlfc
9idlter! 6einite @lobuitrogipiel"
Miind,ener (inI 9~icrbnus): rSd)er
oi Sllnl Scufil SicGjt not, Dab i no
gar foa WaBl bob'2"
+5#
Smrirt.
a@as tits Dem mutt Dem 5errn
@ciB, Der NOR ia iriiber INNER elm
lold,er SpuBmaher2"
rSo, Der bat ieirrr iesigen Sruii
I'M SpoB einen Intrag geitelt, Der
1cceptirt wuroe, ruio icitOem bat CT
oaS SpaBmadcn oufgceeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Gcrihnappt.

~r-oyabcr Gu elmer reid)clr
Grbin): .Wiein 6rGulein id) liebc
Sic puhniinnig! @laubcn Sic
nift, puB id, niir bas g%olocne &alb
i'll Sbnen nnbete!2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Spab mub aud icin.
+ + j
!N6dbitc 3%crltrentBcit.

Sterbcnoer %lrodelno): oSerr Bro.
iellor i'd fiibls i6 - gebe -
Sur m6ern @clt iiber."
Broieilor: uyta, Damn gliidllfe
Hciic ulb pergeiiut Sic nidJt, mir
cine Inlihtsfarte 81 ififen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
y y
Scinabc.

.@ns ioaen's ou5i. SEER &od.
bar. bab' it On in Ger lebten iGdli.
ld)eh 9otterie DC Hummer l9,432. nm
nil Numnler 19,437 iaat oas grobc
ZOOS" RS
,.Nn. Sic bapen awGt ~enepohr'S
Sblpeincaliid IN slaem Serr Eiei-
ferforn, bos bam ih ia INNER g.
Iagt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Sm ocr Geoaffipm cincs Snocu.
blatfcS. tS
blatfcS.

f. sic, Scrr 8olf, pelher Giel bat
oenn an Stele oesFuuf llrlauh be-
finolihen 6ufs ben artifel iiber Den
9anfier Bar geifriebw2
.Grtiduloigem &c, Serr .Siridl,
neil Der ab(er nift oa mar, bat Den
Mrtifel geid)rieLen Der 9om!"
.Saaen sc Denr,sNn On err lit
q DDS, d H~bino5erps, d &aneel,
peil cr geidrieben bot ben iau.Oim-
men artifel iiber Den goafier Bari
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Smrirt.
1tucriuarfcfe @cnbnna.

ssran: .Sage maj, l@tafn, mdr,tm
nennit 0u mid eigeutlid) 0eille
Spnnc?"
Manm: y@eil 9itlmir- es on 10
pielen meiner 2ebenstnge 10 biibld)
norm gemoft bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
SOppelt beimgcgcbch.

@irtb:: sAnn. Serr Yroieiior. mic
innoen Sic bos Seciiteaf2"
FrofclIof: oSebr fleIn lllr lem
glterJ"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

nid)t idnper, oieie 70 geiuonlicnen
@rabe lid) nit Sirte mo Sober 81
n~otircn nuf Dem Sbermometcrbrett.
den, refts bon Der 0luSrobre Oes-
ielbsn. 81, Hibiigfeit Der Rcdl-
nung mo Der 10 geDonmenen &elul-
tote lit mtaniehtbur. feun 8rno
6ubrenbeit iino gleidI . @raocn Gel.
iilis, ober 4 0roben Heaumur. 9toh
DER cinfafcn Gebel Dc Fri luBt lid
Die ltnrrcdauing idJreQ ulb leift be-
perfItelligen. - !. &oeppel, ecilis,
Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Vnte photographer

tpiuen unr pen Grpsrtei 6ergelieat wsrber.
tvs gilt lei esrcn Neriteuumg G%riabruna
81 haben, p0ncuoe 8opl mo R0rperlteQuts
gen III tea6teil. baS p~aiieupe giht, uio
SdatteuperbGltniB 81 tenuen NIB baum
oud Die noibIseM DIT re6t roiiipieliaen
Nppcrate III bG6en. Gieies allies lit uors
buneeu. ,psrm Sbr sure Photographic BON
mIr'ma6ru Iaiic;.
u. ~. Wac&ensic,
1913 elan. Sm. 0ubuaue. 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31

PULLED ON
SEAMEN

Patrick ] Fallon. a seaman belonging
to the crew Of the torpedo boat destroyer
Worden. while crazy drunk early Sunday
morning assaulted Thomas Merritt on
Thames street without provocation.
officer Schneider witnessed the assault
and arrested Fallon. At the patrol box
on Long wharf Fallon made a resistance
and called Tor aid. A considerable num-
ber Of seamen responded and rushed the
Officers. Sergeant Northup having Joined
Schneider.
The OFFICERS pulled their revolvers. but
the sight OF these had no effect on the
crowd. one man knocked the pistol out
~ Schneider hand and then ran. pur-
sued by the officer
Reserves from the police station ap-
penred ON the scene and at tho sight of
those the scumen dispersed.
several windows IN the store corner NJ
Thames street and Long wharf were
smashed during the melee and tho o.
Hcers received some rough handling Fal-
lon was hned s25 and costs later IN the
day. which he paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31
DEATH OF n. H. CHASE
Former Partner Of Isaac C. Manchester In
Grocery Business

Nathan Henry Chase died AZ his home
lS7 Ocean street. Saturday evening after
a protrscted illness.
Mr.. Chase was we'll known In this city
and for many years was associated with
Isaac c. Manchester In the grocery busi-
ness He vas the son OF Nathan and
Louisa Chaae OF New Bedford and was
born I'm Swansea. Mass. Jan. ~. 1872
lie was educated in the public schools
and in is4q went 10 California. where he
remained for many years. ON his return
east he shipped from New Bedford on a
whaler and circled the globe
He married Miss y. Lavonia Lewis. sis
ter of Mrs Isaac &. Manchester. III
ocean street. this city. en- 1857. She died
rs wears later and he married Lydia
clark sherman Of New Bedford. Mas
In 1865 he went into partnership NTH
Isaac G. Manchester Of this city and con-
tinued with that hrm for A. years. re-
tiring on account Of ill health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31
SCH00NERS
GO ASHORE
IN THE FOG

Highland Light Mass July 31.-Two
fishing schooners. the Livonia OF Boston
and the Northern Eagle Of Gloucester, ran
ashore on the back shore OF Cape Cod at
about the same time early yesterday, but
at points 10 miles apart. Thick weather
was the cause OF the accidents. Both
crews reached shore without difficulty
the sea being quite smooth.
The Livonia which had a large fare OF
swordhsh and which struck near the
Nauset Lights, will probably leave her
timhers on the wreck strewn beach The
Northern Eagle. however was freed from
the clutches Of Peaked Hl bar by the
crew OF another fisherman and will prob
ably reach Provincetown harbor when
the weather clears
The Livonia had been fishing on the
Georges and was running I'm for Boston
before light southeasterly breeze. when
shortly after midnight she grounded a
short distance TO the southwark of the
Nauset lights She was seen at day
light and at 2 o'clock a volunteer life
saving crew. headed by Capt Walker Of
the Nauset station. rowed out 10 her and
found her full Of water. The crew OF
six men gathered together their personal
effects and were taken ashore In the
lifeboat. The Livonia was formerly a
yacht and was about % tons net burden.
The Northen Eagle grounded about
half way between the High Head and
Peaked Hll Bar saving stations
about l o'clock yesterday morning There
was no lite-saving patrol on the beach
as the season does not begin until Tues
day. The crew OF the Eagle refused to
remain on board. and at o'clock left
the vessel and rowed ashore i'm their
deFies. Capt Mcleod and his crew
walked across 10 Provincetown. and later
Capt. Mcleod decided 20 go back 10
the beach. on arriving there he was
somewhat surprised 10 find that the
Northern Light had disappeared.
II was learned later that three mem
bers Of the crew Of the fishing schooner
Madeline which was anchored not far
from Peaked Hill. boarded the Esgle dur
ing the forenoon and succeeded I'm work
ing her of the bar without apparen in o.
Jury. They viii probably try to bring
her into Provincetown harbor The
weather was so thick Off shore all dav
that nothing could be seen ot the miss
ing vessel. word of her freeing being
brought in BY passing yacht.
The Northern Eagle Is one OF the old .
est fishermen of the Gloucester feet
being built In 1857. Sh. ia 80 tons net
burthen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31

Of the ma ajority. 10 whom all final meas
ures were submitted and by whom the
fiua' decision was made.
"On torpedo boat 26 and on the battle
ship there was not one Jew. so that II
was impossible for any OF that race to
have been The inStigators of the muttuN.
our comrades were from the workingmcn
Of all nations
The Norwaerts printed the following
comment on the letter: 1T Is the CON
sensus Of opinion OF the entire Hebrew
prcss that ihc motive OF the mutiaeers
needs no further explanation.
The statement manifests the NOBILITY
of the motives Of the crews. The state
ment given out by the Russian govern
ment manifoSts the nobility OF the mo-
tives Of the crews. The statement given
out nv the Russian government. ascrib
ing the disturbances 10 Jewish agitation.
Is only a prAteXt 10 arouse the hatred az
the Cossacks and the peasantry against
tho Jewish race. In order to stimulate
them 10 massacre defenceless Jews
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31
NO TRACE
OF MISSING
TEACHER

Miss Mary A. Tucker. the Hope Street
high school teacher. who disappeared
from a camping party at Wolfboro, y. II.
last Tuesday Is still missing her where
abouts being a complete mystery.
Miss Tucker is a stepdaughter OF Rev.
D. W. Faunce, -. D.. and left this city
with him about week ago 10 go TO New
Hampshire for the summer About year
ago she had secured leave OF absence
from the school authorities. her physician
recommending complete rest to restore
her nerves.
Miss Tucker left the Wolfboro camp be
tween and 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
10 be gone for a few minutes She did
not come back. The only clue gained
thus far is that a woman dropped a parcel
IN Milton. y. H.. and walked on without
picking IL up. I'm spite OF the fact that
her attention was drawn TO the parcel
she had dropped. The parcel contained
n shawl belonging 20 the missing woman.
Saturday Rev. DR.. Faunce sent a tele-
gram To a man living next 20 his resi-
dence, 20 Barnes street. inqurinE II Miss
Tucker had returned 10 her home. The
neighbor has the keys OF the Faunce
house and searched it thoroughly. finung
everything as il had been left
Dr. Faunce telegraph from Lynn.
Mass. whore brother OF Miss Tucker
lives and was probably visiting for news
Of his sisters whereabouts. DR.. Faunce
specified that the reply be sent 10 Wolf
boro y. H.
Miss fuckers disappearance has caused
considerable apprehension among her
friends. She is described OF an intellectual
turn OF mind and studious rather than
social temperament. Her hair was al
ways combed back from her forehead and
she dressed I'm quiet colors. She had n
habit Of carrying her head extremely
erect which was particularly noticeable.
Frail and below medium height. her COM
plexion was dark and hair slightly
streaked with gray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31

love OF riches by Rebecca as set forth In
Genesis
49, Tell us. ye men of erudItion. OF an
other who like Moses. brought up in lux
ury with his foot upon the steps 10 the
throne OF Egypt, yet renounced every
worldly consideration and. true 10 his
mothers teachings. went 20 join his pow
erty-stricken and oppressed countrymen.
counting the cross OF duty preferable TO
the riches OF Egypt. Moreover, behold
how the fiery. impetuous gnan OF y be-
came at 50 the meekest. most unSelfish OF
men. and how he became the greatest
emancipstor. statesman, organizer. leader
and law-giyer; for behold the laws or
Christian nations are founded upon those
OF the man who freed a race OF slaves
ana from abject towards converted their
descendants into some OF the bravest and
mightcst warriors who ever marched 10
the field OF battle.
H. Behold ye sons OF liberty and
daughters OF freedom how the success OF
Moses mission made possible the con
quests Of the gospel OF Jesus Of Nazareth.
IS. Yea. verify. listen and forget not
the story OF the goddess and mother OF
liberty Freedom was born when Moses
led the children OF Israel through the Red
Sea, his cradle was rocked amid the
sacred crags OF Mount Sinai and he at
tained his majority during the 20 years of
wandering in the wilderness.
rs. Why do we use so many Biblical
terms IN English?
L. What cal ] say more? For time
would fail me TO enumerate those psalms
known among the best classics OF the
whole worlds authors.
IS To tell OF mighty Abraham. how
Criah went down still ighting for his
adopted country. his ungrateful king and
his God
10. How Jesus. the mighty and unset
fish Rabbi who died on the cross, low
cred rot his white flag OF love, devotion
and sacrifice 10 the last.
~. And last yet not least, the Eng
lish language renders all classics more
quotable. Shskespeare's dramas, the
classics which approach nearest 10 the
beauty Of Holy Writ is more largely
quoted because I'm English.
- And the Bible itself whose preeni-
nence al literature cannot be successfully
disputed. Is rendered how much more
quotable We know not by being translated
into the best OF all languages, blessed,
glorious and unrivalled English.
% But ! pause upon the very thresh-
old OF rHe subject
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31

!. And it came 10 pass in the year OF
grace. 1895. albeit. during the serene
month OF June. even in the 9th day
thereof, that reader OF New York Sun,
which shueth for all, did propond the
following conundrum, namely:
?. Whence does It come that In Eng
lish We use go many Biblical
terms"
g. And having duly read the whole BIZ
bic II times in course and some OF its
books. especially job from ~ 10 100 times.
/ reply that tho conondrum is easily So
luted on this wise. thusly:
g. First of ALL there is no other book
that will compare with the Bible in gran
deur. eloquence. pathos. simplicity, direct
ness and which so strongly appeals TO
an that is good and commendable I'm the
heart and soul Of man; yea verify no
other book con be compared with Holy
Writ except 10 belitte the other volume.
g. Canst thou. reader. show us a story
equal I'm beautiful simplicity TO that Of
the prodigdl son? What other religious
teacher ever promulgated a golden rule
equal 10 that OF Jesus.
g. Was ever homesicknGss so grapi-
caly set forth as I'm the 18th Psalm.
What profaue work equalleth the Book
Of Job?
Z Was true friendship ever quite so
beautifully portrayed as i'm the story OF
David and Jonathan?
s. Didst ever read novel IN which a
selfish. avaricious. ambitious. sneaking.
cheat became one OF the purest, most gem
erous. charitable. loving and best OF men
like unto Jacob?
O. Canst thou name I'm all history n
ruler who like David seduced the wife
OF another had the noble husband foully
and treacherously killed. and SO shocked
the whole nation by the double crime that
he never regained the former confidence
and devotion OF the people. and yet all
this plain horrible unfolding by the
historian OF the nation?
10. What other religious teacher ever
set forth two commandments equal 10
Moses the Greats rules OF love 20 God
and man. repeated and commended SO
highly by the mighty Nszarene?
II Yea. show US language superior TO
Jesus eXhortation - behold the fowls 81
the air and 10 consider the lilies OF the
field as recorded in Mat vi, "A
y. Verify, people wait in vain for some
writer 10 picture in so few words the