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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-15
Do arofto=p olitif.


Berlin, IA. Wpril. @raf b.
Saitenba6. 4Ibolo, Der gum @siddfts=
TRIGGER in Warotto ernannt woroen 1T,
6at einem 0ertreter bes ,2ofal =Nn;ei=
gers gu Sea iiber 8euti4lanos Ma=
~rotfo=Y olitit folsenoe Nusfunft ge=
geben:
y@s 1T ni6t a1sin Seutidlanos
&e6t, ionbsrn feline unauffdisbbare
unb unbetreitbare pfidt. feline Sn-
tere1en in Warotfo gu iddben uno 3u
entpifeln.
sc berlan9t enerlif9 bon ben SIG.
naturmd6ten Der 6onferen3 bon Ma=
brib, Die i'm Sabre 1880 fatifanb. cine
rifbaltlOie I%nerfsnnung Der pOlitit
Der ofsnen Sbtre uno beitebt auf Der
grbaitune Der Soupsranitdt bes Gull
tans uno ipeaiel Der unab6dngi9teit
Waroffo's, neil beioe rlur febr snbe.
fimmt in Der engliI9-fran36fI9en
0sreinbarune ertpdbnt merben uno
3weifel iibsr bisie Sa9e bere9tist
fino.
,Seuti9lanbs Pro9ramm, bas auf
elmer qeTunoen uno u%ntabelbaften 8ofis
berubt, tpirb bon Der 6ffentliden Meis
nung Ssuti9lanbs unterfiust; es bat
bic Spmpatbie bes sansen ipan iden
Bottles, einf9lisBli9 Der leitsnben
partei, unb bic giaisuns nler oor=
urtbeilsloien Md9!e. Sesbalb mag
Seuti9lano bsrtrauenspoa feline pldne
ourdfibrsn unb es tann fur9tlos ben
3O~nisqusnsen sntsesenblidsn, pel6er
alrt Il. au9 iein mbssn. 9eutidlanbs
ParOle 1T: vunber3ast pOrpdrts !"
3ieI Der rufftf4en
5Iotte.
8erIin, IA. Npril. Sm biet=
gen Slottenbepartement nimmt man
an, baB Nomiral Roiefp:nstp's Sc
i6paoer bel ben @upos=Snietn, 80
Weilen fiolia bon WinoOro, pbilips
pinsn=Snieln. liest. mo es uabridein=
lid &oblen einnimmt uno FIR bic leBte
Strede Der langen Jabrt 8Orbereituns
gen triFt. gs finb bort auberbalb Der
8 Weilen.8 renae quite Nnterartinbs.
Die Marine=a btbeilung erbielt aus
sinsm Ofinoiiden 6afen bic @a9ridt.
baB bic ruitide GlOtte am IL. Gpril
am Stioenbe bon @o4in6ina sinen
3urs einidlug. nit Dem He BEL 8 &nos
ten 5abrt in A Sasen nod ben 800
Weilen entferntsn gupossSnieln i'm
nDroli9en Sbeil Der Sulu=See selan=
gen tam. Die Snieln lissen 10, baB
bic 3ufabrten bon NbiIors lsi9t iber-
pa9t meroen f6nnen. Srei 3reu3er
fino muthmaBlid bon ben Rufen nod
Der iapaniiden 3hfts gei9idt tuoroen,
wabrideinlid in Der 5ofnung, Momi.
raj Sogo gu elmer 8erfolsung 3u rei3en.
o attinm6rber 9 raun-
fein berat t.
M Il n d n, IA. IpriI. Der Sen=
iationsproaeB gesen ben ebemali9en
4rtiaerie : Offi3ier Sr. g%raunftein
enoete beute nit 8erurtheilung bes
angstlaeten au z Sahren 3udtbaus
urio 1~0idbrigem gbrOerlut. graun=
ftsin mar ansetlaet. feline iungs Satin
auf Der SOd3eitsreiie ermoroet su BE-
ben, UNI f@ in ben gefib i6res bsbeu=
tenoen 8erm6gens gu ieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-15

II tretoen 10 bic un9lidIi6en iiber
rpslte Strefen nod hem @efdnanib
Sn ben meiffen Siffritten meroen Der
polisei td9li9 10 @ents fir Yet6fi=
grn9 farbi9er @tfInQenen bepiaiat,
absr bdufia tueroen bic @efansenen ee=
tbotet, I'm Soften gu iparsn."
Sirfei.
g alonica a. Ia. IpriI. Sie
Ilbanisr bebr6ben bic @brifen in
priIrano, Spaf uno Oiatora nit einem
Dtahacre, neil ibnen ni9t geftattet
wuroe. an einsn bes Woroes Werodd-
tigen apndiuaiB gu iben.
Tranfrei9.
6abilanos bitten Ster-
nenbarner.
paris, IA. Nrril. 0iele Strei=
fer aus ben Yor3elanfabriten betbeilig-
ten ft an &ubef0runsen uno Der,
i4aHten fi4 gemaltiam @inlab in bic
Deri4ieoenen 6abriten.
Ser @siddftsfabrer Der Sapilano
Werte biBte oas Sternenbanner. Sic
Streiter oeriu9ten Die Glasse berab3u=
bolen, tuuroen aber bon Der Polisei
oaran per6inbert.
paul Sones' O ebeine.
paris, IA. Npril. Cine @om=
MILTON BON Sadperfdnbisen bat nit
geitimmtbeit ertldrt, baB bic sulebt
bonn @eianbten pOrter sefunoene 2eide
bic oes Nomiral Yaul Sones lit.
ueberrete Admiral
s ones'.
Qarts, IA. Mpril. Die ge.
miibunssn oes Soti9aftsrs portsr fino
enoli9 ton @rfolg getr6nt tpOrosa. ST
bat bic ueberrefte oes Nomirals paul
Sonss bel ieiuen Nussrabun9en 9efun=
ben.
China.
3 ut9eIta9e seebrt.
Gen. Otu's Sauptquar T.
tier, IA. Wpril. Bring &arl Clinton
bon Sobsnaolern. Der felt OCTOBER Der
Nrmee bes Sen. Otu als 0ertreter
Seuti9lanos atta9irt mar, reift Sonn-
tag in bic Seimatb. Sen. Otu CAB
Elm 8antett ibm au @bren.
8erabe iuns.
SifIis, IA. Mpril. Streiter
baben bic Selesrapbenbrdbte bel Der
@lifabetbpol Station bur6idnitten
uno mebrere 8abnstge am Weiterfabs
rem perbinbert.
Mfrifa.
gbuarb's Relic e.
m a, Snfel WaiOrca, IA.
Npril. 96nig @oparo unb 26niain
Wleranora tperoen bon bier am 16.
Npril abrsiien.
NI9erien, ID. Npril. Ser
prdfett Der Staot 1T Officiea bon Dem
Seiud bes britii9en 96~nisspaares be-
na9ri9tiet rporoen.
9oaano.
g 9iebsger d tsbertr d q e.
6aag. IA. Mpril. Die 3weite
2ammer Der @eneralfaaten g%enebmigte
beute bic S1iebsseri9tsbertrd9e 6ol=
lambs nit 9dnsmart, @robbrittans
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-15
n abereifriger Stats
antua I.

8erIin, IA. Np;il. Bring Sein'
rid Don Yreuben uolte geraoe auf Der
enaen 6ambur9er 8rtde in 6amburg
benz 3oawddtsr ben S%ridenaOa FIR oas
auto in benz er fubr be3ablen. als Der
ungsbuloise WOtorfibrer elmer Stra"
benbabn ibm surisf: nWas tbun sic
oa nit Sbrer parfimtalei9e."
Balm frsi" rief Der prin3 uno fubr
tpeiter.
Ser 3olmd6ter meloete ben 8orfaa
Der StraBsnbabnseieli4 aft uro Der
Motorftbrsr, Der ben prinssn ni4t er-
fannt bate. iarisb einen gnti4ul'
oiqungsbrief an ben prinaen.
Bring 5sinrid antmortete, oaB er
Der gan3en Nn9els9enbeit tein 8epi1t
beigele9t bdtte.
MnIfatt nun bic Sade auf fh be-
ruben gu laHen. bat fit bic tbsreifrige
Staatsanmalti6aft eingemiidt nit Der
abf6t Nntlaee geaen ben Motorfhbrer
tpe9en 8slsioi3uns gu erbeben.
3 oIniI9s 8er9leute Der
urthsilt t.
a6In, IA. Mpril. Nad finf=
tdgieer Uerbanolung i'm S1murgeri4t
su Glen finb bon bier5ebn polnii4en
8ergleuten, bic tpesen Iufrubrs mdb=
renb bes eroBsn @rubenarbeiters Stri=
tss pro3eiiirt wuroen, sebn gu @efdng=
nib BON 2 bis 10 Sabren perurtbeili
tDor0en.
pe ftperba9 BE itdtigt.
s q b q, IA. Npril. SIM 6ie=
fi9en 6afen bon Samburg mar beute
WOreen Der bon So Pla, Irsentinien,
getommene Sampfer vDefterrO" bon
ben 8sbbroen ~iiolirt tporoen. wetl eine
Mnsabl peftoerod6tiger tooter Staten
on 8oro sefunoen waren. Die iofort
eingeleitete amtli9e unteriu9ung bat
nun ben petpsroadt beftdtigt, uno es
ino iofort ale gorf9tsmaBregeln GEE
trohen tuoroen.
Sn Straliuno 1T cine Maislaoung
aus Mmerita a~neslanst, bic als ber=
bd9tis gilt. BORT 1T man nod nit
Der 1ntsriu4ung bsitdfti9t.
Sapan.
g d m abeI in Der W q n :
b6urei.
Spttp, IA. Mpril. 5olgenoe
pff3iele Mnfiinbi9un9 wurbe beute ges
ma4t:
,uniere Sruppen, uel4e auf Der
Suibun=S ailungsS traBe 6tlia mar=
I6irten, pertrieben ben Jeino ON MOr=
gen bes IL. nabe bel Don9pan. Der
6einb bate l &egtment Snfanterie,
6 S1uaoroner unb 4 @sfhtBe. I'M
iere Sruppen bsieBten oarauf S%ian9ibi,
Is Weilen Dfli9 bon Yonpan.
.Seit benz IL. aiebt fd Der 6etno
auf Der 9irin-S traBe suriid: er lieB
nur gentssnoe Sruppet aurtid, Inn
ben uebersans tiber ben Ouibu-6lub
3u iperren."
@roRbritannien. ,
ibbanbIung BON
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-15
HnBlano.
aIIerIei 8erpredunsen

eA N4~ wv" sR
4rbeiter : Delegation ertldrte Ginan3=
miniiter 2~Ofopaiof. baB 8e9ierunas=
bsamte bamit bei9dftigt pdren, &e=
former i'm Slime Der ausgeorfidten
Wtinite Der ruifi9en Irbeiteri9aft
aussuarbeiten. Snsbefonoere ioa fur
Granten., unfaas= uno alters 8eriors
9un9 9eIorst peroen. Iu4 ioa oas
@erbOt our 8iloung bon @ewerti9af=
ten uno criminele 8e~rfol9ung BON
Streitern nufeeboben treroen.
.Onal" abgebampt.
SaieDn, @o6in6ina, IA. Ipr.
Sas ruifii4e SOipitali6tf vSnal" it
na9 36finoigem 4ufentbalt. pdbreno
beKen 900 Sonnen Go6lsn iouie BRO.
biant unb Meoisin an gOro genommen
uuroen, ~abseoampft.
Reue W elbung.
g t. petersburg, IA. april.
Sen. 2insbit9 meloet:
nunTere 9abaler!e 3erfSrte am 9.
bic gabn nabe OufuBu uno 3uifden
9aipuan uno @banetu. Im 10. bs.
bnrdi6nitt fs bic Sele9rapbenlinie Bel
Gainuan."
arbeiter a nj NJ lnngen
berbotea II.
Mostau, IA. Mpril. poli3si=
def Yoltof Bat ale Nrbeiterberiamm-
lrnesn berboten.
Sentihlanb.
Raifer @iI6elm unb
Setr. Sap.
8erfin, IA. Npril. Sas bsbor-
ftshsnbe 3uiammentrefen oes 8aiiers
@ilbelm nit benz amerifanii9en Staats=
fetretdr 6ap errsgt bier in ueiteften
9reiien bas er6Bte Sntere1e. Wie aug
nerldBlider QuelIe berlautet, tuuroe auf
eigene Snitiatibe bes 2aiiers ourd ben
beuti9sn Boti9after in @aibington.
Greiberrn Sped bon Sternburg, uno
our6 ben ameritanii9en goti8after in
Berlin, @barlsmasne Sower, Germ
Dan bic Mittbsilung gemadt, bab benz
Raiier cine Se9e9nuug 5reuoe bereiten
uHrbe, tpenn gsibe su ibrsr grbOlung
bic Wittelmeer. &sgiun uufiu9ten.
Den Sauptgegenfano Der 8eipre=
dung btirfte Der Nbidlub zines &e3i'
prOsitdts. gertrass swifden Seutids
Lamb uno ben Der. Staten bilben, On
oehen 3ufanoetommen benz 2aiier
febr piel selesen ift. @s 1T absr audi
a~nsunabmen, baB bic Maroffo= 6rase
in ben Rreis DER Sisfuffion geaogen
tusrosn tpirb, namentli4 na4oem Die
neberreiduns oes be3tsli4en oeutf4en
Wemornnoums in @aibin9ton erfol9t
III. Sn Ssutf9lano ma9t fi4 aa9e-
mein Der lebbafteife Wunf9 mad bal-
bigger bsfrisbigenoer Regelung Der bans
belspolitii4eu Se3ie6ungen nit ben
Ser. Stauten geltsnb. uno man uiiroe
es nit aufri9tiser @%enustbuuns Ders
nebmen. tpsnn Die Sa9e bur4 Die
miinoli9e Gusipra6e swiidsn benz 4ai=
fer uno benz amsritaniiten StaatsIe=
tretdr Deientli9sn gori9ub erbislte.
@iII ni9ts sur Rube.
Die Warotfo=6r tuirbelt neuers
binqs tpieber bel Staub auf. Die Mn=
ttnoieune bon Der Nbi9idung elmer
eigenen S~eianbtidaft unter ShbrunQ
oes 2ifaboner 8eianoten, 8rafen b.
Sattsnba9, nod Sea bebufs Nbidlui-
fes zines feften Sanbelspertrages, in
grgdnsuug beg bereits befebenoen.
miro bel bsfpro9en. DAB oas Sbema;
Marrotto fid auf Der Sagesoronunq
~bsbauptet, oaftr iorgen aud Die 2on'
bpner uno Yariier gldtter, tpsl9e MIDI
mtbe tueroen, INNER neue 0ariationer
auf3utif9eu.
2ranfbett tres 3arer.
Berlin, Ia. Npril. pribatmel.
bungen aus ct. petersburg. pel&'
aus elmer Quele ffammen, bic f9 Bis
Der als perldBlia eruieien bat, befa9en.
baB Der Gar In neuefter 3eit i4pel
leioet uno iein 3ufanb fsiner nd9fter
umsebung bic sr6bte geiorsniB EN-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-15
@roRbritannien.
Wibbanblunge BON
ufraIter n.

WibbanbIunge BON
Nuf n.
2onbon, IA. Mpril. Ser Be-
ridt Der t6nisliAen 2ommiiton, oi'
nod Nufralisn sefdidt muroe. Tim bi'
@erii6te iber MiBbanolun9en Der Gin
geborenen au unteriu9en, erregt alee'
meine gntrhfuns. Sn bemielber
beibt es:
ySie gineeborenen Wef=Iufralien!
tueroen ME Stlapen bebanoelt. Ohm
fur fe gu iOrgen, Ooer ibnen 2Obn 81
sablen, bermietbst fe Elm StatiOnsleitel
on ben anoeren. Sdufis perbaften BIZ
poli3iiten auf ben seringfen Ieroa1t
bin g~ingebor.ne, legen ibnen Setter
nm cen 'Sals, bic nit benz anoerer
gnbs an ibren Satteln befeitigt fint
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
Mr. D00LEY THINKS IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA
TO HAVE IVRY MARRIED MAN 6(00RGED
ABOUT WAN0T A MONTH"


his a
othe
champeen a
to a
"An he's right No gneman shud alop his wife gneman
thing
a
look whn will
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what Hogan calls an abundant stock "
repartee. In me life I've known only six
habitchooa wife bea.ers. Two iv them
were lucky to beat their wives to tn side
walk, an I'rc rescued the other four firm
tn root " tn house with ladder, But now
an thins I suppose, an American gintleman,
afther losIn' three or four fights on his way
home, does thry to make a repytation be
swingin' ON tn ex-heavy-weight champeen
~ tn Summary fr Rayhned Females. an
if she can't put the baby ON tn furc IN time
to get 10 wrrTnk with tn loose parts iv tn
stove tbs Thaydore's idee that she shud
call polisman an have father taken down
to tn jail and heartily slapped.
AN he's right. No gint1eman shud wal
lop his wife. and no gintleman wud- I'm in
favor w hayin' wife beaters whipped. an
III go further an say that 'twud be good
thing to have Nry marrid man scoorged
about wanst month. AS bachelor man,
who rules entirely be love. I've spint fifty
years inyistigatin' what Hogan calls the
martial state. an I've come to tn con-
clusion that ivy man uses Whence to his
wife He may not beat her with table
leg, but he coerces her with his mind He
can put savage remark to th' pint iy tn
jaw with more lastin' effect than right
hook. He may not dhrag her around be tn
hair iy her head, but he dhrags her be her
sympathies, her fears an her anxieties AS
a last raycoorse he beats her be doin' things
that make her pity him. An the ladies,
Gawd bless them. like it. Th' whippin' post
fr wife beaters won't be poplar with tn
wife beatees. In her heart ivry woman
likes til sthrong arm. Ye very sildom see
tn wife " tn habitchool wife beater LAWN
him. Th' husband that gives his wife
vilet bokay is as apt to lose her as tn hus-
band that gives her vilet eye. Th' man
that breaks til furniture. tips over tn table,
kicks tn dog and pegs TIL lamp at th' lady
iv his choice is more often in our
Justly poplar divorce coorts than tn man
who comes home 'arly to feed th' canary.
Nanny skillful mandolin player has been
enable TO prevint his wife firm elopn' with
2 prize fighter
"No: you won't find amy malthreated
ladies' names on tn petition f'r tn new
Gover1nint department. TIL Whippin' Post
masther Gin'ra1 will have to look elsewhere
f'r applause thin to the downthrodden
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

criminal an good thing fr spoort-fovin'
public, but tn question that comes up in
me mind is. will it be good thing f'r Un-
Gle Sam an good thing f'r Sheriff Dooley.
TIL on'y habit man or govermint ought
to pray against acquirin' is croolty. It's
.th gr-reatest dissipation in tn wurruld.
Ye can't swear off bein' crool wanst We
begin to make a practise iv it. Ye keep
gettin' crooler an crooer till ye fn'lly
think iv nawthin' but injurin' ye'er neigh
Dor an seein' him suffer. / mind vans.
whin I was boy at home. new school
masther come to TIL hedge. He was nice,
quite, near-sighted young fellow, an he
begun be larruping on'y tn worst iv tn
boys. But ye cud see in a minyit that he
was injyin' tn pastime AT tn end iv tn
month he was lickin' somebody all tn time.
He used to get fairly dhrunk switchin' US.
Glory be, it seems to me that | spint all me
boyhood days on another boys shoulders.
He licked us f'r ivrything an anything an
nawthing at all. 1t wasn't that it done US
amy good, but it gave him pleasure. He's
been dead an gone these forty years an
bear him no ill-will. but if / iver r-run
acrost his ghost I'll put head on it.
$50 it is with Uncle Sam. If he begins
to lick wife-beaters. befure he's been at it
long he won't have amy time FIR anything
but the whippin' post. He'll be in his
shirt sleeves all day long slashing away at
counterfeiters, illicit distilers, postal
thieves an dimmycrats.
mo, Hinnissy. there amt hairs diff
f'rence between blackguard who beats his
wife an govermint that beats his childer.
Ye can't cure corpral punishment be
maxim tn govermint tn biggest kind iv
corp'ral punisher. Ye can't infict corp'ral
punishmint onless ye're stronger thin tn
fellow ye punish. an if ye ar-re stronger
we ought to be ashamed iv ye'ersilf. Whin-
liver hear iv big six-foot school teacher
demandin' that he be allowed to whale
thirty-two-inch child feel like askin' him
up here to put on tn gloves with Jeffreys.
Whin govermint or a man raysorts to
blows. it shows they're ayether afraid or
have lost their timpers. An there ye ar-re."
Spare tn rod an spile tn child" said
Mr. Hennessy.
Yes said Mr. Dooley. "but don't spare
tn rod an ye spile tn rod. tn child an tn
child's father"
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

most odious laxity in the marriage
laws of this country. During the
year 1908 there were $4,000 divorces
granted in this land. Think of the
consequences involving 10000 per-
sons, and the children who are in
volved in this train of misery. In
this city of San Francisco during the
year 1908 there were 1850 divorces
granted. If it were only possible for
the people of this community to real
ize the domestic horror, the miseries
entailed in those cases. the sin that
rent the solemn compacts, the sin
that faced God Almighty with a lie,
the sin that connived at the bursting
of those bonds upon evidence so spu-
rious and trivial as TO mock the sane
tity of truth and dishonor the obliQa-
tions of human life. then verify would
the Christian conscience of this COM
munity be aroused to stem the tide.
The church of which we are members
has taken stand which renders al
most impossible the act of remarriage
under any circumstances. 1t now re-
mains for the churches. known as the
Protestant denominations, the great
Presbyterian, Congregational and
Methodist communions. the Baptists
and others, to take strong and pro-
nounced view.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

compact are the Roman Catholic and
Jewish creeds How often do you
find the columns of our daily press
satisfying a morbidly inclined public
with the family scandal of Roman
Catholic or a Jew? And why? Be-
cause these great bodies look upon
the marriage compact as great sac
rament, not to be entered unadvised-
ly or lightly. but reverently, discreet
ly, advisedly, soberly, and in the fear
of God. Public sentiment may not
couyt for much. but national con-
science counts for great deal; and
we need a national conscience that
will despise the woman or man that
will barter his daughter for the title
of nobleman (who often is not
noble-man). that will permit his child
to contract hasty marriage.
The sec ond (and in the strongest
way in which the English language
makes it possible to express it), the
most damnable blight upon the home
life of to-day is the character of the
divorce laws of this republic. I be-
lieve we are on the threshold of an
agitation destined to become national
in character, aiming at the present
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

after had come home from South
Africa" she said to a representative
of the Express, II felt worn out and
utterly run down. In order to re-
cuperate / went for cruise in the
Mediterranean. wrote to my family
about this and they were so anxious
as to the state of my health that they
pressed me to go home. This I did,
and to please them / went to place
called Konzomjer, where they per-
sraded me to go in for a rest cure. 1t
was a very dull place and there was
nothing to do except go about on
snowshoes and talk to people about
the experiences had in South Africa
"At first my people were absolutely
petrified to think that I should have
done such thing as to go into any
secret service. Afterward, when they
talked the matter over, they came to
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

lens, based on righteous principles
and pointing toward the one end
the righteousness that exalteth a ma
ton.
Now, in dealing with this subject
in so far only as the church's rela-
tions and responsibilities are con-
cerned, | intend to point out three
ways in which the sanctity of the
family is assailed and weakened to
an alarming extent, and to suggest
two corresponding forces whereby
the downward tendency may be not
only checked, but altogether crushed
When we speak of the home we
are apt. as rule, TO picture in Our
minds a staid. permanent condition
of recognized standing. But the stu
dent of the family and the accom-
panying responsibilities must not lose
sight of that day in which the alli-
ance of two persons in the betrothal
of heart to heart made that home
possibility. The sacred hour of life's
conservation bears a most important
place in any study of this subject.
And after an experience of over twen-
ty years of ministry, in which my lot
has been cast in city work, where the
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

either the happiness or misery of two
lives. Then does she prove beyond
any doubt the material of which she
is constituted-her womanliness-he
tenderness-her true proportion of
dependence upon the wiser expert
ence of her parents. And, surely, if
there be time in any portion of life
that calls for knowledge of one an
other and knowledge of ones self,
for a careful testing of motive, of
heart, of destiny, it is that hour when
there hangs in the balance, trem-
blingly awaiting the moment of de-
cision, the destiny of two lives. How
the solefnnity of the words of our
awfully sacred service should then
ring in her ears! wilt thou have
this man to be thy welded husband,
to live together after Gods ordinance,
in the holy estate of matrimony?
Wilt thou obey him and serve him,
love, honor and keep him in sickness
and in health, and, forsaking all 9TH
ers, keep thee only unto him, so long
as we both shall liver"
The two religious bodies in our
republic that stand for the most sa-
cred Interpretation of the marriage
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n F the stability and prosperity of
the national life is dependent
upon the stability and prosper
ity of family life. it stands to
reason that the safeguarding of
the home is patriotic as we'll as a
religious duty. Thus the disciple of
Christ may join with the leader of
ethics and the master of social eco
nomics in the endeavor to work out
the tremendous problem in solution
that will result in the uplift of the
people And every effort, conscien-
tiously put forward by strong, conse-
Grated man. whether in the name of
the church or in the name of common
sense (and these are not opposed to
one another). should be hailed with
joy Morality and congested popu-
lation do not coexist And the man
who, like DR.. Riis. bestows his life
to the matter of proper housing is
the champion of sane conditions. The
man who, like Professor Adler of New
York, calls for the cultivation of the
beautiful even amid surroundings
that are most unlovely. is valiant
disciple in the onward process. All
are working out great social prob
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problems are larger, harder and more
intense, ] have no hesitation in as
serting that the methods that lead up
to the marriage compact are largely
responsible for the assault upon its
sanctity. And the first is undue and
thoughtless haste If marriage were
simply game of dice, an act of
chance, in which the contracting par
ties shook the box and counted their
numbers, it could not be less sacred
ly considered than great percentage
of young persons indicate 1t is the
duty of the church to admonish. in
the strongest possible terms, the most
careful and thoughtful procedure be-
fore the act of betrothal Admira-
ton must not be mistaken for love.
Selfish interests must not sacrifice
life interests. The desire to expert
ence the novelty of new sur
roundings and to cut loose
from the old family tie must
never stifle the question of love and
love reciprocated The greatest test
that comes in young woman's life
is that moment when she is called
upon to render the great decision
to give back the answer that involves
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take me by force and send me back.
After while I determined to go to
Stockholm, where the laws are differ
ent from those in Christiania, and ap-
peal to the King. / knew that they
could not take me as insane there. be-
cause the Norwegian doctors certificate
did not apply.
When / got to Stockholm, however,
I found that the King was away yacht
ing, so I wrote him a letter inclosing
various documents testifying to my
sanity ard also to my services to the
British Government received prompt
ly a reply from the Kammerherr. Aug
ust Sibbern. saying that the documents
had been forwarded to the Minister of
Justice and that the King had ordered
a prompt inquiry into my case.
Il should have waited to hear the end
of 1t, but about fortnight ago /
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good one. live so absolutely out of the
world-such Quaker existence
that they are almost 100 years be-
hind the times.
well. having been certified insane. I
was so terrified that bolted to Chris
tiania, where went to lady. friend
of mine, who is the proprietress of
Scheen's Hotel. My youngest brother
followed me and ordered me to accom-
pany him to the famous Dedichens
Asylum. This ! declined to do. and he
thereupon applied to the authorities. on
the strength of this local doctors certi-
ficate, to take me there by force
He locked me in my room, but for
tunately a chambermaid came up pres-
emily to do some work in the next
apartment. hammered on the wall
and she released me. had just time to
dash down the back stairs as my broth