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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
Or farbt' IidJ nit.

SaB iel6it Elm Wanu tpie Der iiingit
nerItorbene 9erliner Ybilolopb Srteo>
rid 8aulien @efabr lief, bon ieinen
Stuoentem 3ei6en bes lInmutbes 81
bDren al befommen, lpenn er ettpds
an @unlten Der Seiuiten 81 duBern
lpaate, benefit folgenbe Gpiiobe, Die
elm gugens uno Sbren5enge Der
.a0lniihen @olfs3eitun9" mittbeilt.
An leinem Gpue9 iiber Edoago9if.
bas Elm formli6er So1genub mar,
Idreibt Der @endbrsmann bes 9ez
nannten Slattes. rbemerfte Taullen
nebenbei, baB Die SeIuiten (oenen er
audi in leiuer @eidihte Deg 9elebrten
llnterrihtes Entertaining ge3ollt)
tiidtiae 9ebrmeiiter ieien, bon benen
ma bel lernen fonne. Sofort
muroe ibm bon einigen SDrern NIT
Sdarren. Dem 3eihen Der ~itubentis
Idjen lln5ufrieoenbeit, qutttiert.
Yamlien brcbte eiuiae 0sale ben
Seoerbalter, nit Dem er beim Wors
TRACE %geipDbniid) ipielte, 5ipii6en ben
Sineeru uuo bemerfte in nnerihiitters
lid rubigem Gone: .Weine Serren.
iG babe Die Gufsabe. Sbnen bor5us
traaen, niht etipds mas Sbren gez
idlt. lonbern mas meine lleberseus
9una lit. Soften sic niGt. bnrA
3ei6en beg N~ibfalens ober bes 8eis
TALES mid BARN beirren gu f0nnsnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
(Spe5ieu fir bieic 3eihtng.)
gnm >. f.

Glemente an Die Sberfld6e. Bel
bieiem SDitem fDnnte MIR baun bds
ipn6re Sntere1ie bes @olfes errei6t
fperpen, penn ieber ein5elne 8dbler
einen nolen lteberblid iiber Die offentz
Iiten Ingeleeenbeiten nnh allen
Nihtuneen bate, ipenn Die Yrimdrs
@nblen ben tniigliditen Iann aufs
itellen piiroen, nnb ipenn ale Wdbler
ben @iuen batter. mn DEN 3au9S
libiten 81 tpdblen. Sieie @inliht
unb bieien 9uten @iqen fam man
aber BEL Der groben Ienee unmO9li6
porausieben, uno beBbalb miro es
INNER biel blinbe @dbler seben, Die
eutipeper ii1 befteGen, ober bur6 Die
Yrelie, ODER bur6 '~setpdnbte Igitas
loren, poer burh cine augenblidli6e
2allne ii6 perfiibren laiien.
@ielfadb lit Die Sorberune erboben
iporben, Die @dbler mad Stanben unb
Serrfsflafen 3u ffeiben; nllein oiefes
@ablipitem lebt cine gintbeilune Der
8eieai6aft mad 8erufsflaiien pors
aus linb Der 2ibernlismus min bon
Stdnoen nnb 8erufsflaiien nidts
piHcn; er forbert Sreibeit unb @lei6s
belt fir aae, ~nnabbdngig bon Stunb
u1b Heli9ion. Cine anbere S6atten>
ieite unierer 8erfaHun9 lit Die unbez
oinate &llltusS, EreBs unb 8ereins@
freibeit, Die 9etperbefretbeit, Sret5i@
giefeit, tpel6e nit Der unbebin9ten
politiIten Sreibeit unb Glei6beit aus
lammenhdnsen. Sn einem @emeins
neien, in reldem, &at6oliten, Gnls
piner, 2u%tberaner, Iuelifaner. Suber
unb Seioen ne6eneinanber pobnen.
fonnte Die p0lige @leihbeit nner boz
Dem @e1eb MIR ben Sinn baben: ods
@eieb nimmt auf Die reli9ioieu
llnterl6tebe feline Hiidiiht; onnii
mar Die Geligion i'm Prin5ip aus Dem
Dffentlihen 2eben %berbron9t unb 5ui
Yribatiafe gena1t. 9nbei blief
man jebof nift iteben. Ser 9ibes
ralismus perlangte. oaB I'M offents
lihen 2cben ouf Helieion unb Woral
feline 8iidii6t eenommen tperoe
0aber Der @runbiat: Ser Staat ii
nt6eiitiI6", B. b. CT erfennt niht mebl
Die Souperdnitdt @ottes, ionoern Di(
0olfsipunerdnitdt an. @r 9etudbrt
| Srei6eit fir Ollie unb Iaes aus9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22

Geben sefluneen babe, bic .papia
itii6e @eiinnung" obenan 9eitanben
bat. Sooann fpmmt man 81 Dem
SdluB, bab es nit bieier .Sreani>
iation". Die in SiKelborf tagte, fir
Den mobernen Staot unb ben Qibern1
Iismus feinen Srieben eeben fDnnel
= 2abei nurbe Der 9iiiielborfer aas
t%bolttentae bon 5ablreihsn 9ldttern
ieber &ittune, in jeber Beiie selobt
tpceen leines impoIanten ginbruds.
ieiner frieblihen. io5ialen Irbeit. uno
Dor alien Sinsen nesen ieiner
Nobleiie. llnb bas gerabe tit
es, mas bieie sesneriiben 8epolper@
itnau5en nt6t p%ertraeeu tonuen, oiele
Nobleie. Wie fann lid dlh nieorige
@elinnnn9 bertragen nit driitlihem
Initanb?
Wau fonnte biele @er6ebunasbers
ilidc biz ms l1nenbli1e ~auf5dblen.
9isber baben mir ba5u eeidpiesen.
oher mir ~beidrdnften uns nur auf Die
n6tbige abipebr. iebt iou es aber
anbers fommen. Die fntbolii6e
Yreiie 9eutihlaub's brebt iebt Den
Gpies berum. iiebt ben 9~isenbolSen
idhdrfer aif Die Singer uno flupft einz
fad Drauf. giten Wusen bat bieies
Spitem eepib. = Die sroBe @taie
tpirb iiber Die 2iigentaftif u~nierer
Seinbe better auisefldrt, aber peritopft
perben bieie 2iieenmduler bdburd
nod LANCE nidt! 8as bel uns Die
Wahrbeit lit. bas lit bort Die 2iige.
S1pn Der 8ater bes Yroteitnntismus.
2utber, bat auf bas SuuSament Del
2use iein 8ebduoe erriftet. 8il
man bieIes Sunbament nusgroben, Il
muB Bps 8ebduoe (obnebies ihor
mpri6 nno %baufdaigl) sninmmens
fallen = pnb bas barf unter feiner
llmitdnben sei6eben, alto es
pirb neitereeiosen nnb 5tpnr - mi
grlaubnib Der Negierungl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
Gnmfe1tnmeur 1erbetmmg.

lit lelbItrebenb Ser erffe @impel,
nelfer auf bieien 2eim ee6t. Sic
i6reibt nit fiir6terli6er Gntriiitune:
.@lei6nobl 9ibt es nod 2ebrer
unb 2ebrerinnen, Die ii6 inter DEM
Shube elmer iolHen @eiitlihfeit pobl
fiiblen. @eiter fam man bic Selbit>
erniebri9ung nidt gut treiben. Ser
2ebrerltanb, Der es nit ieiner Yfli6t
gegen Die S6ule unb nit ieiner gbre
emit nimmt, muB DEM Glerifalismus
lpie Elm Wann ent9e9eniteben. Sann
miro Der Sies ni6t ausbieiben." -
llnb iuer lit benin oieIer .fatbolis
i6er 8eiitli6e" Sans &ir6iteiger,
nel9er 10 aus Der Shule seplanpert
bat? Intnort: Gin, pegen Sittli6s
teitss Seliftes ieines Mmtes entbobes
ner e~bemalt9er tatbuliid1er Yrieiter.
pel6er ipdter ercommu Il
3iert ipurDe, nnb ieitbem nit Der
@bfaiiung bon anti sclerifalen S6unbs
ronlanen unb nit Iortrd9en in
So5ialilten : 8erlammluneen fem
2eben f%riitetl 9ns alio lit Der
aron6eu9e Der oSr. 2anSes3tg.",
ipenn lie bas yultramontane S6uls
IDEAL" ifilbertl lin nuf iuldeu
clenpen Ylunber be%rein5ufaaen, oa8u
/ gebort dllerbingS (um nit ben
8orten ser ~Ydb. 3t9." an reoen)
idou iebr piel SeIb iterniebri i
gung ba3u. Sod es lit fein Sing
5u oumm unb 81 b~erlogen, unIere
liberalen Sreunbe lino itets bantbare
N6uebmer bafiir, iobalo es it'd 9e9en
ben nGlerifalismuS" perlpertben ld6t.
SAP Scr 9iiHelborier 3atbpz
lifeutag nift bas @oblgefalen
Der gegnerilden Yreiie 9efunOen bat.
lit bod flar. Sn gebdiii9er 8eiie
mirb bieie IDENTIFICATION fatboliIder
ginigfeit unb fatbolii6en @laubens
beruntergeriIien. Sic alte 2ii9e Dor
Der .Gentrums YdraDe" miro ipieDer
aufeepGrmt, man bat aber audi ferner
cntbedt. bnB neben Dem einei
~@runbton" bon Der Sreue 81 &aiiel
unb Geih, der nit @ epollte
q ubrin9Ii6teit bur9 aae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eituns.)

i'm Sreiie ibrer &inber 5uriideehalten
unh tic ant 9eluhe Der Sbcuter. Der
0~cielihaften unb Der 8eluiti9ungen
n%erbinbert. Sbre Shonbeit, ibre 8e>
illnrbcit, ibre @er9niigun9siudt bate
babel leiben fDnner. Ius dhnliGen
@riinbcn iudten dih lire Wfdrner
Der ainberlait ais5lupei6en. Sas
lit Elm Bib bes @erfales Der Ratio
nen. Sic Wenlfen paren bamals
mie beute; unb lie Iinb beute mie oas
mails. Sic pornebmen 6amilten Der
@rieden nnb 8Dmer ltarben aamdbs
lib bur1 Haienielbitmpro aus, uub
Die 3eloten unp Die S%roletarier iores
ten fir Die SortIebung Der Station.
SieIelbe @olferfranfbeit 5eigt ii6
MN in Im,erifa fpie in europa. So>
balb Die nornebme @elt ausartet, 9es
ratb lie in 8erfaa unb itirbt lunsiam
ans bur9 tire eieene S6ulb. uno Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22

- ieIes aapitel lit 10 aft, iuie un<
Az iere Stride. S6on 81 allen
~ 3eiten, felt ibrsr @riinbung.
~ bat es @iberiaher gegebeu,
ipel6e in Grmangelung elmer belleren
@affe, our l~ii9enbaften Sebe 9rtIfen,
Inn bamit lire Ingriife INNER uno
INNER mieber 81 ernellern. Sie
1boriIder iparen Die eriteu Silgenz
6oibe unb 6eber; Die perlo9enen,
unb Drrd i6euBlihe Srgien perfoms
mencn uno entnerbten Honer Der
eriten 6riirIiden Sabrbunoerte per@
itonoen Die &erbeeuu8 nift mlnDer.
- Die iogenunnten oGefprmntoren".
nit 2utber an Der Spite, bntteu es III
Der @erlogenbcit uno u%nfldtbiger
@er6ebung ifon our Weiiteridaft 9e>
bradt, uno hire beutigen 9tahtoms
men, Dor @lem Die Wit9lieoer oes
@pangeliihen 8unbes, bleiben Der
alien lleberlieferung treu, nrto
beben ipeiter. Sieie 6eber iuoliten.
. uub moQen es bellte nod - ou>
BEL immer nod Wdnner bon Gbre letn,
unb lheinbar iinD eS aud ptele, oenn
monde bethlehem 6 + r poIten bis
in Die b0diten Te9ionen (liebe &as
pitel: @ulen6urg), a6er mir tenncn ia
picIe Sorte bon Gbrenmdnnern bin@
lduolid oenu9l - S6pomnt oriiber!
. Sm Solbe bieier. in confcIiioneuer
Sebe mndenoen Y@brenmunncrn"
itc6t Dor alien Sin9en - Die Yrene.
6icr miro OaS Silt abgelagert, uno
bon bier uirb es ms @olf bineinge>
tra0cn nm bort Damn ieine i1fernale
8irfIumteit 3u entinlten. Setra6>
ten mir uns ciuige Iol6er @ifts
blitt6cn.
$3.50
@ini9c cpongelii6c 9ldtter fluna
fern ibren Seicrn oor, DbnB Dor elni@
Qen Sa9ren ultrumontnne 9ldtter bon
einem llebertritt 0eS aailero gum &ns
t6oliSiSmlla ncinbelt bGtten." Wttt
Der finoli6en Ginfalt zines u. 9. g.
Shiiben, Der leiblt nod Hi6t I'M
Stanoe lit, feline SoIe 5~u6lltn0pfen,
mcinen tie. Die &~ntbolifen babe
.mutbloie Grnilhteruna" erfnBt, uno
iie boiften ~unter ben Iotben Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22

Die ms nn6 @eroienit 3ufommt. Die
libcrale Sbeatertbuerei oari ms niht
an Die 8dnb briiden; man bari unb
miro ms Damn nidt l1reer ilbergcben.
Ser moberne Hnbifnlismls bari midi
an Die Stele oes Gbriitcntbums trcs
ten, luie 81. S. Bitter alif Dem Dill
~ielborfer &ntbolifentaee 10 ihDn 9e@
ia9t, beun Der &atbplt5ismns lit bic
lebenbe Sprtbauer rubmreiher oeut=
fd,er ScrgGnsenbeit, biiben ipie brit
ben. Gr pflegt bic Siibnng iuciter auf
frtitlthcr 8rnnSlage unn betuabrt
ms ben 3uiammeubans NIT Der
Sultnr bes flaiiiiden Iltertbums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
NM alarrrn faarm
oft Dir Wabrbrit.

S6 paS nnhTol9enbe @eIdiht6cn.
Dos in %oNnspers" 81 finben lit. nidt
cine %gcllmgcne Farobie duf uniere
Souuto95s 6tn;crtbilrcuz &olitit iit?-
@roBmittcr 3n ibrem Gntel6en, oaS
gum critcn Wtdle bel ibr nui DEM
%nnbe lit urD Dor Ser Sbiir Der
Cottage nit einem Aridetbammer alri
Die Steinltuicn ihld9t: n0idp. bcllte
lit Sonntng, ba bari mnn niht iolderl
2Grm MADDEN. &cHH On burhmis
tlppfen muBt. 10 9cbe neni9itens ON
Die ointertbiir." Ser &leine TART Die
ulte Srnn einen Iu9enblid groB an
mo frn9t Damn permunoert: oSii
beuu ba bintsu ni9t Sounta9.
Graunp?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
Gin gutter 6eaamkr.

9a Der 8elterloier in bieic 8elt
sefommen, bamit CT Die Wenihen
nieDer fir ben 6immel er5iebe. Tam
es nidt pbne Srepel an @ott iel6lt
sei6eben. DAB man bon Dem gottlihen
gr5ieber elm abiebeu niuumt, baB man
ben grloler. feline 2ebre, feline @ins
rihtungen ienoriert; ia iogar Sre>
lit es, i'm uno ieine Sebre ni6t
.5ur einSigen 8ifti6nur in auem err
8iebun9smeien 5u MAIDEN. llno bies
@r5ieblngsipeien umiaBt bas gauge
Wenl6enleben. - (Nb. aoIpin9.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
Sin, sisemem anterrGr.

Neulid beroffentli6te Der ,@an>
berer" einen bemertensipertben Grtt>
fcl, betitelt: .8ir, Die ni6t mtts
5G6len", nel6er audi in Der ct.
2ouiIer .amerita" Iufna9me fano.
Sn oemielben 9ebt 8eoe bon Der Seitz
Summer Der ct. 8auler nSd9ltdeu
@plts5eitung", in Der bur6 8ort uno
8ilo bor9eiteQt peroen iollte. tpelden
&nt6eil in BEN lebten 80 Snbren Die
9euti6en an benz Iufbau Wiune1
1oto's eenommen. Nun eebt in Der
SeitIdrift bon allen mo9li6en 2ogen
nno @ereineu in e6t oliberaler"
@eile 9feoe - bon ben &atboliten
pocr llltrnn1ontnnen (anbdnger bes
4npiteS) perlnutet a6er nih ni6t Elm
Gterbeuslp0rt6eu. Sic iinb tobt, Die
316len ni6t. Son Dem SO Sabre
alten Central gereine, bon benz
MinueIota' Il t t + o Of n
Gtaatsper6anbe gebt feline 9tebe, aber
Dem fir Die operi6uli6e Sreibeit"
ftreitenben 9. q. NotipnalbunD unb
feiuem Wimnelota'er 3tpeig, Die beibe
nod in Den &inberi6uben itebeu, ben
SermnnnsI0bnen, ben 9ruiOeu unb
Der gan3en Ni~nneiota'e Sltrneri6aft
,(slei6 unb 9Iei6 9eieQt ii3 germ,
tpurben gauge Seiten 9etpiomet. Na@
tiirli6, mir aatbolifen 5GbIen fir jene
.liberalen" Serren ni9t. 8ir &os
tbolifen 5abIen aber in o%liberaler",
toleranter @eiIe fir jene 3eitun9en,
pte?l 8ir ytolerireu" ale m0g>
li6en 3eiti6rifteu unb &ldtter, nur
nt6t Die et9enen. $50 lit ba infer
gprps9eift?l SIT es bo nibt mebr
nie 0te9t. baB mir nidt 8d6len", baB
.tpir in Die @de eeOriift tperben".
chen neil mir nift acknowledgment
SIT es ni6t gere6te Strafe fir nnIer
@anten, fir infer li6erales Siuneis
gen nac6 beioen Seiten? -
Sinb mir nibt in unIerer eigenen
0tttte geipaltenl 8iiroeu mir einig
5uiammen6olten, 10 niiroe man audi
an mnB9ebenOer Stele 8u 9fom, ipenn
bon ameritaniI6en &atboIifen Die
Neoe 9ebt, OarlInter audi Die 0eutIAs
rebenOen Imertfaner perite6en, bie
n1mmerii6 ebenio fart iinO ais ibre
en9lii6 : lpre6euoen 8la~u6ensqez
noiieu, pie Sr. Spiepb Siren bon Netp
Yort, itG 10 uabr auf Der 9iiI'els
oorfer aatbplifen : 8erIdmmluna
nus9e0riidt bat. 8ie alio ioQten
mir bon oSInoer59ldu6iern" beo6tet
nerOen, menu mir bur6 ei9ene
ShulO iunerbal6 u%nIerer cigcnen bier
Yfd6le in Die Ode gcoriidt nerben.
9esbalb. uaAOem mir unIcrc
Ndngel ertannt, wollen mir olldJ
ellie pie elm @nn, 3u Deren
&eilung ms nufrnffeu. Ilio
beuti6 : ipreheuOe a~utbolifen Der
llniOn, tretet 3uiummen 5um
aemeininmen @ert, BUR einenocn
Sbat, un6 boa 2~olungsiuort lei:
.@nicn6ll0ung - Solf5perein." S6r
babt 0roBc5 gepirtt in D%er9an9cnen
2eiten; bapOn legen @ucre @emeim>
Den, Guere %farridulcu unb Guere
Gercine bcre0tc5 3eu9niB nb; unb ba5
tbatet Sbr, md6rcnO Sbr in bei6rGnfs
ten &erbdltHiien 9elcbt. Sebt, no
Shr nobeuagf" ieib, IaBt @ll6 noh>
mails, ~ lie Gin Manu sur ges
meiniamen S6at bt9eiiteru.
&enn mir I'M eigeneu Sauie pie
elm MInnn banoeln, lucrOeu mir mldJ
mad auBcn6iu Sic8er merbeu trto ms
pie MISUNDERSTANDING STEELE errln9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22
satboliI1er air6ens&aienSer.

Som @aieria6tisen. Gut. IA, Ill.
G.. 81. Sept. 6osmas II. Samion. Siltrnbe.
gf. 30. g8euseslouS. 2ioba. 9loelrl1.
6. 80. Mi6oel. @rtmoalb. 6raternis.
Nt. 80. Sieronum. Otto. llrius. Sittor.
6. /. Oft. RemisiuS. Sauo. 98usnnipb.
e. 9. S5ubeuaelisit. GbeopbilnS, W.
G. 3. Gunoious. Glpalb. @erbarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22

.eIes aapiteI 1T 10 aft, pie nn<
1ere Stride. S6on 5u allen
3eiten, felt i9rer 0riinonng.
int cs Wiberiater aeaebeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-22

9htr fpenn i6 @ott Die gbre gebe.
Nann frob unb Iifer tpanoelu i'd;
Drum ldtrme, 6err, 10 lang ih le6e.
gior Soffart ruo Dor Siinfel mid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13
WARNING
FOR HIGH WATER.
River Ten Feet Above Normal
Measurement at Columbia
Last Night.

Like an April day, with its sunshine
and its showers. the weather yester-
day made one feel that winter had
passed, and that the vernat days We're
already at hand. Shower after shower.
with intermittent bursts Of sunshine,
drenched the city. Tho rain came down
in torrents. ana one had to be out of
doors but tho fraction OF second to
banketed the sky all day, to roll to-
gether for general downpour or burst
asunder FOR a ray of sunshine. In the
morning and early afternoon the Their
mometer registered n degree of warmth
that would have been more suitable
for April than January. Toward night,
however, the warm wave had Travelled
It's length, and was succeeded by II
temperature more in accord with the
season Of the year.
Rains have been general over the
State. and last night when the gauge
was visible at Columbia, on the James
River. the water had reached u height
of ten feet over the normal measure
ment. Observer Evans, of the Weather
Bureau, issued a statement that the
water would reach to the whurves In
Richmond, but that 1t would not rise
high enough to cause any damage The
bulletin stated that the Hood would
soon begin gradually to decrease
The storm which has Just passed
over the State came up from the
| South. AS the warm wave passed
away a cold snap followed, and code,
weather, with rain or snow, is pre-.
! dicted for to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13

could tell by the motions of the
hands OF the crowd OH tho bank that
some one was coming in a boat to my
rescue. Messrs Lawrence Crown and
Eddie Bowls came to Barfoot's Island.
about a hundred yards from me. They
called to me to try to make it as close
to them as I could. You can just
picture in your mind my condition.
half drowned and nearly frozen. on
about five feet of land and seventy
yards away from my only hope for life.
l took off my trousers. jumped in the
water and swan within thirty yards
of the boat. And thr. Messrs. Crown
and Bowls put me in tho boat and CIR
ried me to safety l never for a mo-
ment thought of the awful risk l
undertook until I was over on that
island. Then thought of my
wife and two little babies at
home. Oh. my God! no human on earth
could tell you how I felt. ! fell on my
knees: and prayed to the Almighty
God to carry me to my loved ones at
home, and ! am glad to say am get
ting along very nicely after my awful
experiences but suffering great deal
with my back and poison oak, which
I caught on the island while waiting
for some one TO some to my rescue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13
COMMISSION MAY
ACCEPT new RATE
Official Of Southern Says Virginia
Will Line Up with Four
Other States.
ALL TICKETS AT 21-2 CENTS
Members OF Commission Decline
to Discuss Any Phase
OF the Case.

Though members of the State Cor
porntion Commission decline to discuss
the probability of any agreement with
the railroads. by which a two and one
half cent passenger rate may be put
into effect for interstate and intra-
state travel, tho statement was made
in Washington yesterday by an OIL
cial Of the Southern hallway that the
ment next month. The Times Dispatch
received the following from its Wash
ington bureau last night:
"rhe management of the SOUTH
ern Railway is confident that the
Virginia Corporation Commission
will accept the terms of the conf
promise by which flat passenger
rate Of two and one-half cents for
will be charged with 1,Ooo-mile
books good for any member. of the
family of the man in Whose name
1t is issued, and for heads of firms
and their travelling men at Two
cents mile. An official of the
Southern said tonight that the
Virginia commission would accept
the compromise next month. 1t
has been referred TO the North
Carolina Legislature by Governor
Glenn, and il is thought there is
little doubt of its being accepted
This compromise has been accepted
by the States of Alabama. GeorS a,
south Carolina. and will be ratified by
the North Carolina Legislature next
week. With q two and one-half-cent
rate in Virginia. passengers from Blr-
mingham to Washington would get the
benefit of the reduction on the inter-
state trip. Whether this rule would
apply in the event that Virginia COM
mission refuses to change it's order is
not made altogether clear.
The Virginia cases will take its
course through the United States Su-
preme Court regardless, of any sett e
Hment that might be made. It the Cor
poraton Commission has the right to
fix a two-cent rate it naturally follows
that 1t could make two and one-half
cent rate, II 1t so desires.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13
MURDERER'S TRAGIC END
Kills Himself In Fnthcr,x Home. After
Breaking .JuiY n II 7lt-s7

mis- ltimself III FNthcr'x Home, After
Breaking Jail.
DALLAS. TEN, January 1e.-Henry
cato, the murderer, who broke Jail
n sherman yesterday, made Il bloody
finish to his career. He was chased
over portions of Grayson and Collin
counties yesterday and last night by
Two sherifs with posses OF citizens and
oloodholnds.. He evaded his pursuers,
and journeytng on foot more than thir-
~ miles through the fierce blizzard
reached his fathers homa at Pilot
Grove Creek at $3.50 this morning.
lie was nearly frozen and exhaust
ed when he awolte his father and
mother. All their attentions could not
restore him from his partial collapse,
ana about o'clock to-day, when his
recapture was certain. he procured his
fathers double barreed shotgun ana
hred two loads Of buckshot into him
self. Cato fingered until 3 O'Clock this
| afternoon and died surrounded by re la :
tives and the officers and possemen
who had been pursuing him. He was
| twenty-five Years of age.
| lie killed his friend, Alvin INrizzell,
| about the same age, ana sunk tho body
in Eliot Grove Creek about two months
ago lie hal 70 be taken from the
Mckinney fa1l to sherman to escape be-
| irg llnclled. Robbery of a large sum
or money Was the motive for the MUIR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13
CHILD SEVERELY BURNED
Struck Match TO His Dress-Iniures Painful
- hut Not Serious.

Struck Match TO His Dress-Iniuries Painful,
But Not Serious.
While his mother was engaged yesterday
Yin the kitchen the little two-yfar-old son
of Mr.. c. r, Luckhard contractor. living
at No. o0s Randolph Street. set himself
aiire. and before the flames could be extn-
guished was severely burned and probably
distgured for life.
The child who was playing in, the sitting
room. got hold OF some matches. one of
which he struck and dropped in his lap.
HIS clothes famed up. but his mother who
is slightly deaf, did not hear his cries OF
pain. His sister. however, ran to his assist
arce. and after great deal of trouble sue
ceeded In putting out the fire.
The Guild was severely burned about the
face. on the left wrist and the right fore.
ann. DR.. T. j. Moseley, Jr., attended the
little fellow, who upon his arrival wa.
wrthing In pain. He was soon made fairly
comfortable, and Dr.. Moseley said last night
that his wounds did not appear to be very
serious. He VIII surely, however. be great
" tlisflEureI. 1890 ----- II