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The Washington times., 1907-12-15

per hour; FIVE stereotypers, class b, at
81 cents per hour; three stereotypers,
class A, at Go cents per hour; six eieo-
trotypers' helpers at 90 cents per hour;
twenty skilled laborers, class f, at 40
cents per hour; four skilled laborers,
class b, at 80 cents per hour; eleven
skilled Iaborers. class A, at % cents per
hour; seven laborers ct % cents per
hour.
Division of purchase and supply-One
examiner Of bindery material and sup
plies at co cents per hour; three stock
keepers at 40 cents per hour; three
stockxeepers at 40 cents per hour; thirty
skilled laborers. class B. at 30 cents per
hour; one chief roller maker at 20 cents
per hour: seventeen skilled laborcrs,
class A. at % cents per hour; forty
five IabOrers at . cents per hour.
Division Of special administration
CtranIc divisi on)-One traffic officer "a
S. 100 per annum; two clerks at 20 cents
per hour: one mail carrier at 40 cents
Der hour; ono chief stableman,( at 40
cents per hour; two carriage drivers at
50 cents per hour; two special delivery
messengers at 20 cents per hour; thirteen
wagon messengers at 80 cents per hour;
six stabIemon at 20 cents per hour:
three carriage drivers at 30 cents per
hour; nine wagon drivers at 80 cents
per hour. one chief warehouseman AZ
so cents per hour; one chief wagon mes
senger at 50 cents per hour; one skilled
laborer. class c. at 30 cents per hour
one laborer at Is cents per hour.
Division OF maintenance-One chief
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EMPLOYEES PLEASED WITH CHANGES
AT GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

engineer at $3.50; four engineers at 50
cents per hour; one chief carpenter at
s. cents per hour; seven carpenters at
SO cents per hour: one chief plumber at
IS cents per hour; three plumbers at
30 cents per hour, one chief steam litter
at 50 cents per hour; two steam filters
at 80 cents per hour; one chief machin-
lst at 70 cents per hour; one senior ma
chinist at GO cents per hour; nine ma
chinists at 80 cents per hour; one saw
filler at 30 cents per hour; one blacksmith
at so cents per hour; two knife grinders
at 40 cents per hour: one chief cleo
trician at 50 cents per hour: four senior
electricians at So cents per hour; eight
electricians at 30 cents per hour; two
painters at 90 cents per hour; eight
firemen at 35 cents per hour; one fire
marshal at 80 cents per hour; one fore
man of laborers at 20 cents per hour;
eleven skilled lAbUrers. class Z, at
20 cents per hour; twenty-five skilled
iaborers, class A. at % cents per hour
.genty-slx laborers at % cents per hour.
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BIG OPIUM BONFIRE
HELD IN HANGCHOW

SHANGHAI, Dec. IAN opium bon
fire has been made at HangchOw.
When the decree ordering the closing
of every opium den had been enforced,
All the pipes and trays were collected
in the chief square OF the city and piled
up IN two huge pyramids. Ten thou
sand pipes composed one pyramid, seven
feet high. and the pyramid Of trays was
three times that size. The pipes were
saturated with petroleum. surrounded
by dry straw. and they were guarded
by soldiers.
a mandarin. with due ceremony. ap-
piled a torch 70 the piles. and the flames
were greeted with cheers by the thou
sands Of citizens who crowded the
square. Even the opium smokers them
selves were largely represented in the
crowd which witnessed the cremation
Of the Poppy Demon.
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hour; nine bindery hnishers, class b, at
60 cents per hour; eight bindery finish
crs, class A. at Go cents per hour: one,
in charge of blank sewing, at 40 cents
per hour
Provide Cor Others.
In addition TO the foregoing, one as
slstant chief of signature presses and
labels is provided at 40 cents per hour;
two assistant shippers at 40 cents per
hour; three clerks at 40 cents per hour;
two sawyers at 40 cents per hour; four
leather cutters at 40 cents per hour;
one assorter and file preparer at 40
cents per hour; six directresses at %
cents per hour; two directresses at 80
cents per hour; two. in charge of sew
ing machines, at 81 cents per hour; one.
in charge Of stitching machines, at IS
cents per hour; three clerks at 80 cents
per hour; ten signature pressmen at IS
cents per hour; four gathering machine
operators at 80 cents per hour; nine
folding machine operators at - cents
PER hour; eighteen stitching machine
operators at = cents per hour; three
perforators at 80 cents per hour; TWEEN
ty-five examiners at % cents per hour,
seven feeders at . cents per hour; Ave
numberers at . cents per hour; thirty
two gold workers at % cents per hour;
I45 sewers at p cents per hour; ten
skilled laborers, class c, at 30 cents per
hour: two skilled labOrers, class B. at
30 cents per hour; stXty-five skilled
.laborers, class A. at % cents per hour;
sixteen laborers az % cents per hour;
one messenger at 80 cents per hour; one
messenger boy at 10 cents per hour;
20 piece working folders.
Foundry Division
Foundry division-Two assistant chiefs
OF section at 20 cents per hour; twenty
three electrotypers, class c, at So cents
per hour; fourteen electrotypers, class
b. at so cents per hour; eight electro
typers, class a. at s. cents per hour
eleven stereotypers, class c, at 80 cents
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WANT UNIVERSAL CODE
FOR WIRELESS USE

Uncle Sam mas Joined in a movement
with leading powers for the adoption
OF an International code OF wireless
signals. A treaty looking TO that end
mas been SER to the Senate for ratih-
cation. Senator's who have been con-
suited say that 1t viii meet with no
opposition. but point out that. ewing
70 orr form OF government, supple
mental action by the States viii be
necessary before the United States can
be pledged 20 its observance.
Rivalry between competing wireless
companies viii force this and other
governments &c adopt Uniform system.
according to the views OF high officials
here. It is charged that recently a
ship In distress couldn't make SIS wants
known because the vessel that came
within it's zone OF communication was
equipped with another system. the cper-
ator Of which didn't take the message.
1t Is the aim Of State Department
officials 10 secure such unanimity be-
tween the States as VIII provide regu-
laticns heavily peralizing the failure
of operators 70 take certain messages
under the code prescri bed.
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achateaus of France Lecture.

"Chateaus OF France" was the sub
ject of a lecture given at the Washing
ton Club, ITO street northwest, by the
Rev. William r. Turner yesterday after
noon. Conspicuous among those present
was the Bishop OF Washington. The
major part Of the audience was COM
posed OF the Washington clergy. The
entertainment and lecture was given for
the benefit Of the Prisoners Aid Society
Of Washington.
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KAISER AT NEW PALACE
AFTER VISIT TO ENGlAE :

POTSDAAI Germany. Dec. 1.-THE
Kaiser has arrived at the new palace,
returning from hts visits TO King Ed
ward Of England and Queen Wilhemina
OF Holland. His majesty processes ana
locks 20 be in much improved health,
though rumors continue that lie Is far
from being as much better as had been
hoped.
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USES BOTTLE TO END ARGUMENT

AS the result Of an argument in front
OF 81 FOur-and-a-half street south
west. yesterday. Jackson Young. color
ed struck William Rossetor. colored, on
the side OF the head with a bottle in
dieting slight injuries. Young was ar
rested
The Washington times., 1907-12-15

A simple remedy for oiliness OF the
nose IS 10 add a little washing soda TO
the water is which the face Is washed
The rich foods which cause pimples
all afflict the nose, and the only perma-
nent cure Is q return 20 a normal diet.
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Nearly All Skilled Labor
erS Will Get Advances
by Redistribution.
Appropriations Commit
tee of House Now Con-
Sidering New Scheme.

Great interest is manifested by the
employees of the Government Printing
Office In the plan Of the Public Printer
tc reclassify practically every skilled
and urskilled workman in the office, as
told in The Times yesterday.
In the estimates now being consld-
cred by the Appropriations Committee
Of the House the press division is pro-
Vided for as follows: One press re-
wiser at so cents per hour; one CHIEF
OF section at 20 cents per hour; two
press reviserS at 60 cents per hour:
six chiefs of section at 60 cents per
hour; TWO head pressmen at % cents
per hour; one assistant chief Of sec
ton at 50 cents per hour; two correctors
at 90 cents per hour; eight web press
men, class c. at So cents per hour:
three web pressmen, class b. at 20 cents
per hour; three web prcssmen. class
A, at 60 cents per hour; one compost
tor at 50 cents per hour. five blndcry
forw arders at 50 cents per hour; four
bindery dnishers at 50 cents per hour,
thirty-rine job press men, class u. at
80 cents per hour; fourteen job press
men, class c, at s. cents per hour;
twelve job pressmen, class 3, at g
cents per hour twelve Job pressnen,
class a, at So cents per hour; five
skilled lahorers, class Z, at 40 cents
per hour; two clerks at 40 cents pei
hour; fifteen skilled laborers, class c.
at 80 cents per hour. one skilled laborer
class 3, at So cents per hour; eighty.
two skilled laborers. class A. at ..
cents per hour; ten laborers at % cents
per hour; ninety-tvo feeders at . cent.
per hour.
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Binding Division.

Bindery dlvision-Three chiefs of sec
ton. at SO cents per hour; two ErouD
chiefs, at 70 cents per hour: one bindery
estimator. at 70 cents per hour; five
group chiefs, At 20 cents per hour; eight
assistant chiefs OF section. at 60 cents
per hour; two work eStimatOrs. AT co
cents per hour, one dual ruling ma
chine operator, at 60 cents per hour.
three double-deck ruling machine Cd
orators. at 60 cents per hour. one de-
livery clerk. at 50 cents per hour: four
inarblers. at % cents per hour: one
Eluing machine operator. at 80 cents
per hour; three rounding and backing
machine operators. at 50 cents per hour:
seven case-making machine operators.
at 50 cents per hour: one leather parer.
at 90 cents per hour; one chief Of fold
ing machines and signature presses. at
80 cents per hour: three machinists. at
80 cents per hour; four clerks. at sc
cents per hour; ninety-five bindery for
warders, class d, at 80 cents per hour.
forty-siX bindery forwarders, class c..
at 50 cents per hour: forty-six bindery
forwarders. class 3. at 60 cents per
hour; twenty-nine bindery finishers.
class D, at so cents per hour; nine bind
cry inishers, class c, at So cents per
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-16

Mira. J. P. Rswls. Of COLUMBIA. s
G.. is the guest Of her brother. Mr.
L J. Lsagy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wade leave to
day Tor Douglas nere they win re
side in future.
Mrs. Lucille Butts returned yester
day from a stay OF several months
al Jacksonville.
Mrs. J. D. Sparks entertained a
few friends informally at euchre
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. P. NJ. Nightingale pleasantly
entertained the Bridge Eight yester-
day afternoon. The guests u the
club were Mrs. g. P. Smith and
Mrs. c. B. conyerg
The chapter of the EasArn Star
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at their nall. important business
relating to the future OF thA chap
ter will come up and every member
Is urged to be present.
Miss Tallulah Fleming entertained
with an informal musicale last eve.
ming complimentary to Mrs Nicklen.
berg, Of Savannah who will sing in
the concert tonight. The even
Wg was very pleasant ara much
eAjoyed by those pleasant.
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The D. A. R. met yesterday after.
noon with the regent. Mrs. Court
land Symmes. After the business
meeting Mrs. Symmes entertained
the chapter, an historical contest
being the feature Of the entertain
ment. The prize for answering tho
greatest number of questions was
awarded to Mrs. Montgomery. De
hghtiul refreshments were served
and the afternoon was puch enjoyed
by all present.
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CItation.

Georgia, Glynn County.
Katie Miller. having made appli-
cation for tweLveR months support
out Of the estas eff Abe Miller, ana
appraisers dulyA~appointed to set
apart me same having filed their re-
turn. all persons concerned are mere
by required to show cause before
the cour Of ordinary OF said county
on the first Monday in May, 1907.
why said application should not be
granted. This 12tn. day of April, 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County. Ga.
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ca s ORA
9or laEants and Children.
TIE Kind yoa Have Always Bought
lear n ><,---
K z1ZAtZ5f
Is Your Blood and Stom-
ach Out of OrderP
IF SO READ THIS.

The experience Of Mrs r. z Ritter. sf
Dallas, Texas, with our medicines is best ted
by herset IN letter written on fulv { 1904
which reads follows. Il know from r.g.
sonai experience that Seven Banks ana Globe
rus are the very best medicines on earfb
Tor Blood and Stomach troubles [ am h
better health than ! ever was in my life You
are az liberty to publish my o-'uion Of your
msdicines' hope that Gods blessing will
follow you through life ="
We don't know Mrs. Ritter, but we
do know that Seven Banks has cured
a good many people who suffered wits
disordered stomachs We know. toe
that It Is a purely vegetable remedy.
and people say it is easy and pleasant
to take. The doses are small. Seven
Banks has been made and sold for az
years and if it waENt a sure cure for
stomach troubles, NJ company back ii
It wouldu', refund the money if it fall
ed to cure But you don't know the
company you say: all right, you know
us. Deposit 50 cents With US and take
a bottle Of Seven Barks home and trv
IT. II it doesn't do all that is claimed
bring the empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money. There Is
only one way to be cured and that =
to try it. and We don't know Of any
talrer way to get you to make the
trial Do your
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Citation.

Georgia. Glynn county
To oil Whon II May Concern
z DuBlgnon, OF said county. nas
in due foru& pplled for permanent let
teT5 Of administration. cum testamento
neuezo on the estate Of 9. L VI Bar
low deceased, situate n said county
Said application will be passed on at
the next regular term Of the court
u ordinary Of said county. to be held
at the court house on the first Mon
day In April, 1907.
This March 4th. 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia
r. D. Meadsr,
Attorney for Applicant
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Every late wrinkle n stys yu
not = wrinkle Ia the a. me zroe
from Persons
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EARLY MTSTRS
The famoss liksia pfsls.

Call On Davis q e1sea e f4s
Monk street FOR STOeariss laweyt
nRrk9t wrtsaa
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Disests What You Eat
Rarnaln Tor SAFE

Bargain For Sale
Three small hOFseF close in rentins
tor s1S per month For sale chean
Brebstsn, Fsndie q &c.
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Motlce

The pubic Is notified that good
old drum dsa S ason has come again
md aat 90 day and Saturday last
there We're velve caught on Cum.
7crland Al parties wishing to 90
2 day Or more 8smng please notify
y JWford, &aB anderson. Of ths
steamer EmmeNe inc morning be-
fore wishing to %art In order that
me noatman al Eumberla mqy
nave bis hoat re Ady and fresa bait
on hand fines, hai and boat win
he furnished
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We solicit orders rnr every tniAs Il
the grocery line Pro. au serve,
low prices. Davis O. nlsckers, liz
Monk streAf
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s6Sk for the Brewery Bohhng.
common beer IS sometimes substituted for Sckkty
10 Gv0fa being IMPOSED UPON see that tie cork or Gro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17

beiteut ipurben, uub aud bic R II f.
ter9ottes in Dieier 9lotb fpieber
einmal ibre 0iaht 5eiste.
Gaes 5uiammen aber, mas ndbrenh
Der Seitta9e in Dubuque seleiltet, gee
betct unb searbeitet. tpas anseitrebi
nnD mid errei6t, tpas aneeitrebi
uno nirtIi6 errei1t ipiirbe.
fir Oas Gues baben mir llrIade Dem
lieben @ott 81 %banten bon Sem
aIes @lite fpmmt. 2nbt uns uniere
Sanfbarfeit segen i'm bann aiIb DurdJ
Sbaten, Defenders burh elm
pI6es 2eben beipeiien, tpelfes
iebeu @in6elnen bon ilns unb
allie in unierem pereins
ten 8uiammenipirfen 81 IN ii + 3 l.
gen DC itarbeitern an Der be-
eeiiternoen Iufeabe CUR pulftdnbisen
@ieberberitclluns Der hrihliden sc.
felliHafts=S rbnune in amerifa madjt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
Gime 8rmeemme, Der mir
Crfnls wiimfdJfn.

gs lit bon elmer Mnsabl 0amer
cine Selpe9uns ansebabnt porben,
8inber aus ben 8aibepiae> Sbeatern
ferne gu balten. Oieie 8ene9una
ionte Die mdrmite llnteritiibung zines
ieoen Susenofreunbes finben. Sim
Der seboren ni6t in elm @aubepi0es
Sbeater. iel6it ipenn basielbe nod 10
anitdnbis 9efiibrt miro. Die 0ars
bietunsen IN lolhen Sbeatern itrosen
s~eipDbnli6 bon Derben SpdBen unb
Die Gbaraftere, Die auf Der 9iibne err
iheinen. iinb bdufis untpabr rnb fat
burhpe9 berb, iobab tie feinen bers
ebelnben @inbrud bel einem Ginbe
binterlaiien. Wiitter. ipelhe ibre
&inber in Die @orItequngen Der
5ineelsS ansels niebri9en Galibers
fibren. miiiien penig @eritdnbniB bon
Der Gbdrafterbilbung Der Sugenb ba>
ben. 9ie Verrobuns Der nmerifanie
ifen Sugeno lit pielfad auf ben Be-
iu6 Der aemeineu @orsdnse auf Den
amerifanii6en 8iibnen 3uriid3uS
fiibren. - .Yeoria Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
atntbmemhiskrit DER Cnnt-
mutton brt ben 9ngemn-
11freimem.

Gin ernites pffenes @ort iiber
Sbiges purbe auf Dem eudariitiihen
Son9reb 81 Web bon Dem Germ
Sompfdrrer 0ed geiprohen. Sers
1elbe iagte unter Mnberem:
"Setber MIR aI3nbiele bteier
eercles baben bic iibernatiirlife Scite
per Sebensbtl6ung bel ben Ibeilmeb.
iiern pplts pernadlafiist: lie iuareir
Dtf MIR bic 8pridnlen an fdnlbisen
Sersnitscn. Die Susenb bat Smnscr
taf) 5renbe nnb 0enuf; mil aber ber
Teretn MIR oiefes bieten, bann fanp
Der Sanger balb bier nidbt mehr bez
trtebtgt iuerben, Der junae Waenfd,
fnft anbertudrts - bier mub Gimme.
sriffen iuerben. 9ie reIiat5ie seite
Der Snsenbbilbnns mnk bic freie, aber
fiherc 0rmnblase merben. Gas 1T
aber cine entfasnnsspplc, aemaItiac
Arbett. Wir brauden e%ntifluiene
Wanner, bic Helm nnb beiheiben an-
fangen, bic nber nit Mmsbaner sum
ibealen Siele fdreitcn!"
Ser boftp'ite 5err 8iIdof bon
@amiir iaste biesbetreff in 9leifer
Merchandising:
.8enn ih aud Die beutiHe Sprade
niht gut iprefen fam, 10 perDe ih
bod Die Sprade Deg Ser5ens Iprehen.
Sd fam ben Siinelingen fanm iaeen,
tuie iebr mir giid5fe iie lieben. Der
Serr Hebner faste, bic Wenfhenfmrdt
iei bic sr6Rte Seinbin Der Sugemb.
9aS bette Mittel fie gu befGmpfen
aber Jet bic 0efammt= Communion I'M
8ereine. Siebet cure Vereine, gebet
sur Communion. Bel inns iagt man:
r9ie bentfhen Snnsen finb quit"
9as ut ff5n! Mber nm forbere iJ
Sic aud nnf: @ebet pbne Menfhen.
fnrht snr Communion! Sd babe &c.
b6rt: Gs limb bier niele 3ebrer segen.
iudrtis! Sd liebe bieie 2ebrer 70 iebr!
Wenn mir fprefen, bann iaat MAJ
bel ms: r2e Cure fait ipn Metier!"
User 4farrer treibt fem @efhdft!")'
Bonn 2ebrcr faun man has bier nidt
fasen. 1tnb besbalb rmfe ij end sn:
oSiibret enrc ainber snr fl. Gpmmm-
niun. Damn iuerbet ibr bent Seilanh
srpfe Srcnbe mndben."
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Bur 3tflrsr orr brmtfhrn
.5pradr.

Ser Seutifs AmeritnniIhe Gems
tralburb o Ybilnoelpbin, Der Iid)
aud Die Eflese Der beuti6en Spruhe
inter Der peutid)s ameritauiihen Sus
genp icbr angeleeen lein ldbt, bal
fiir5li6 lam 7. gusuit) in Der Saae
Der 9eutihen @eiellidaft onlelblt fir
Die beiten %2eiltuneen in Der beutihen
Sprahe Yreiie pertbeilt. Inter Den
erfolgreiden S6iilern befanbeu ii6.
tpie Die ~Noroamerifa" beri6tet. aud
5ipei S6iiler aus ben fatbolii6en
Yiarridulen Ybilabelpbia's: emil
@arehi aus Der ct. Nlpbonluss Yfarrs
i6ule erbielt eineu aipeiten Yreis.
unb Sriebr. s. geder aus Der ct.
Yeterss 8iarrihule elm 9iplom. Sn
ben oortieen Yfarrihulen ideint mar
bds 9eutihe nod niht alS cine
foreign language" uno ais .unniiser
SaQait" gu betra4ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17

ben bollen @ebraiG Der iroiIhen
Sitter unb peripra6 iosar als gelobz
nung zines re6tidaffenen 2ebens ben
Heihtbum. Sns rleue @eieb preiIt
Die Irmutb an unb bdlt ms geiitli6e
Glitter ltatt Der 5eitli6en Dor. Sas
alte @eieb eeitattete in eepi1en
6Gnen Die gbeiheibuns unb ioear Die
0ieltpeiberei, bas neue 3eies perbietet
beibes. Sds alte 8eies bate Geres
monien, Die MIR cine geieslide @ez
redtigfeit perleiben fonnten. Sas
nere baeegen bat Saframente, tpelde
Den Ienifen ponfommen Dor 8ott
redtfertieen. lin gbriit eu fem.
muB man mad benz 6riItliden @eiee
nnb niht nad benz bloben Natureeies
ober Dem 8eieb Der Srben leben.
Sic mpberne Heli9ion ober pielz
mebr Sdreiie. lebrt II inter benz
@orpanbe. Die Gelision inherent
beutisen @eidledte ndber 81 bringen.
man braude tpegen bes Simmels Die
@rbe nift gu peradten. gbriitus
forberte Bulge, Saiten, Sludt Der @es
legenheit II. (. IN. Oie moberne Hes
lision berpammt bic 8ubiibunsen als
fanatiihe llebertreibunsen, Die Slu6t
Der 8elesenbeit nls @neber5igfeit.
Gbriitus forberte Gemutb. 0erleugs
niine oes eigenen 0iIens; Die mos
berne GeIieion bdlt Die Semutb fir
Seiabeit unb niebriee @eiinnuns unb
Iaes. mas benz eisenen 8inen ipibers
itrebt unb tpiberipriht dls Sanatiss
mus. Gbriitus berlanst bon uns
iibernatiirli6e Sueenben, @laube,
Soffntng uno 2iebe unb bat CUR Hets
tuns Der 8ldubisen gang beionbere
@itteI nnb 8eee aneeorbnet, aber
bic moberne Helieion beru6tet Tie ale,
nnb iibertrifft lie ale. 8as lit bas
fir cine 8elieion? SIT es ni6t Die
SeritSrung bes gan5en gbriitentbums?
limb bieie Helieion lit beiite iebr
berbreitet nift bios inter ben Hrote>
1tanten, ionbern al6 inter &atbps
lifen. ben ioeenannten liberalen. aufs
eefldrten ober forteeihrittenen, ia
ieIbit unter Den auf9efldrten Srauen.
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SAuniere Seit lit eine Belt Der
nA W%eriobnnng urb 0erfhmels
w 5uns. 8ie Die einselnen Nas
tionen nnb @Dlfer iih allmdb'
LID permiihen nnb berihmeIaen. 10
bofft man. iperben audi Die berihies
benen Heli9ionen iih perifmel3en.
gs bebiirfte ba5u MIR Elm penig
&lu9beit uiib Nah9iebigfeit, tpie ma
slaubt.
Sas mare eeiptb moglid. fpenn iebe
Heligion Meni6enperf mare; Damn
%fonnten bic neri6iebenen Yarteien 10
bel n~ad]geben, nls Tie ipolten, unb
it'd in cine ein5ige Hartei pereinigen.
8enn aber cine &elision bon @ott
geoffenbart lit. Damn baben Die Gins
hanger Neier 9felision fein 8eft.
etpas bon berIelben preis5ugeben.
@san berlnust nun bon ibneil. lie
nlodten Die Iutboritdt bes Tapites,
Die 8erpflihtuns gum Saiten. CUR
GbitinenS, our geiht, gum 8ebet, our
rtnaufloslihfeit Der Che, Il. +. NJ. aufs
geben. Iber fper fonnte ben Weutb
haben, bns su dnbern. mas gottlifer
Ginieeune lit? Sic Y%roteitauten.
tpel1e iif Die Helision mad ibrem
Yrinaturtbeil ielbit bilben, fDnnen be-
baupten, mas lie polen nnb audi
na6geben. 10 bel iie nollen; bieie
Sreibeit beiieen Die aatboIifen niht.
tie palten felt, mas Gbriitus seoffen>
bart iinb ~befoblen; bic Yroteitdnten
ihreiten immer p~orfpdrts, 10 baB fetne
Generation mebr 9laubt, mas ibre
Worfabren se8laubt baten.
Sic moberne Nelisiou ipia ents
idieben dr,ltlih iein, aber ben Be-
oiirfniHen Der 8eit unb bes 2anoes
iih anpaiien. uni Die beuti9en Weltz
menihen niht ab5uitoben. Sic mill
hriitlih fem. aber niht 10 iibernatiirs
lih, pie Die fatboliihe Stride bieies
perlangt. sic mill bic natiirlihe 8es
liaion unb bic natiirlihe Hehtihaf>
fenbeit mebr in ben @oroergrunb
iteuen. Gber bieier Sortihritt fiibrt
anf Srrtpege. @eiebt pieie 2ente
piirben MIR bas Weies Der natirs