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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-26

IN THEIR primitive state the Kama
kas w.re tha most hospitabie peo-
pie on the earth. When white
men first came IL the islands every
thin. that tn inhahitants possessed
was freely placed at their disposition.
4 native would turn over To tbs.
stranger from over the seas his hut
and its contents, leaving his wife TO
look after the visitors comfort. whilst
he sought shelter elsewhere. There was
no restriction set upon the foreigners
stay. nor upon his actions. Needless to
state, this simple open nanaedneSs was
abused, and the islanders paid dearly
for their kindness.
Among the fgst white men to make
settlement in the archipelago We're
American missionaries and seafaring
men. Most of these came from Bos-
ton and vicinity. and until recent
years the natives entertained the de
fusion that Boston was an inderen-
dent country. and called all Americans
Bostonians. These early corners were
received with great favor by the king
and encouraged To make homes in the
islands. Large grants % land were
made to certain of them. Special trad
ing privileges were conceded to them.
Daughters of the mobiles and of the
royal family We're given to them in
marriage. They were admitted to the
councils of the nation, and, in short,
treated as favored chiefs. In most
cases these Boston settlers repaid the
natives by rendering the most yalua BILE
services To the country. They gave
wise advice to the rulers, introduced
the Christian religion and spread edu-
cation among the common people. so
that in = single generation tho most
astonishing advance in the paths of
civilization was made. Whilst the rep
resentatives Of these old American
families in Hawaii were the chief
movers in subverting the monarchy
and bringing about the annexation O.,
the country by the United States. they
took no action against the government
until IL fell into the hands al uncon !.
stitutional and immoral rulers
Early In the last centur.' a New
England ser captain discerned the
eoramerciai possibilities latent in the
extensive stands of sandal wood trees
that the islands contained He Sc
cured concession from the crown and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-26

,,e C.scarded afie the first six months
treie now comes IN "a supple. nsw
Il Stuse, which = especially easy te
mar.priate. and i silk mourning
hiat;sr seen the n1:le- iuy in Il auth n
itativc mourning shop on Fifth avenue.
showed a pleating III this new crepe
all tho way down tho front, crisp
little bow of the crepe being set just
beneath the chin. FIiet net bloussS also
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-26

Wash the perspiring feet night and
morning In warm water In which a
tiny lump of washing soda has pre-
yiausiy been dissolved. Then apply Il
powde. consisting of one part salicylic
acid. two parts precipsrated chalk and
seven parts o. powdered taicum-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-26

shapes have petals o. black enamel
with pearl centess.
Even gloves and shoes are in pre-
scr.hed styles 80. mourning w.a'- The
Patent ieathe@ shoes ar, not worn by
stIekiers foc CORRECTNESS with mourn
ias raiment. though man. wumes ARE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Cine ber6e Gntt9ltiduna

Cine berbe gntt1u d) Ii ny
lpllroe geltern Sronf 6reoerico, Ct.
mem Sfubmader BON Rr. 1888, Sor-
relt'StrnBe, 5u SbeiI. inoem beriel6e
ltatt sum 2rauoltor in ooS 8efGna-
NIB iuanoern mliBte. Sreoerico ionte
NIT M{orietto @ioroono aetrout rue,.
ocn. aue @orbereitungen fir cine
lrobltde Sof5eitsfcier poren qetroi.
rem. 3ufoQig 6rufte o6er Die 8oli.
SET III erfobrltg, onB ser 9rGutiaanr
III 'pe bon Dem 10 Sabre alter ga.
pooel 6ilrlllo, Der in g. SeB & Bros
S6ll11obrit angeitellt mar, SdJuf-
'lWofte iltlter bem Gortpiiien faufte.
DOB oleIelben geitoblen moren. san
ermon9ellng Don $1,000 giiraihait
polloerte cr noh Dem @eiGnaniB.
GIN erccntrii6e iunder
M II IL Ger 21 Sabre olte 9lrtbur
Sarrls BON Nr. 412, Toro. gonbItr..
melfer om leBten Sonutoa in ielbft.
llloroertlter Ablid)t eine DoIis ,soo.
flllttlIr pcritlltdte, IatlSete. ae5tern
abeno in Der norooitIiten Goliseiitu.
ton llnter Der Tnidulbisrrna Der an.
gebllden Hubeitorung. Sorris iol
gcltern Nbeno nit ieiner Wutter. Sc.
rem Sausbaltungsgelo er am lesten
SomIto9 in Bier unb 8bisfcp Inn.
lettc, eilten Streit nneefaneen boben.
HlS INN leln @oter Su idnpeigen oe.
pof, flld)telte or oneebIid nit spei
Hallrmelcrn IN Der 2ilit berum. Ser
"llrld)e lplroe ieooh Don Nodbarr
e%ftlpoffnet mo Dem Foli5iiten Gboi.
ll1b ilbergeben.
Sur dSlunq bate ae.
lternFolljelrid)tcr 2leipeaun inn moro.
oltll1elt Statlonsbauie onltotte eiues
@eIberpril9lcrS cine Mdnnerpriiole.
rim III Ferion bon Srou Moaie Oo.
ololot bon Nr. 910, Goro.@ opItroR,.
Dor lId). Ger Momn ser anoeidul.
olatel1 flagte, onB ieine Srau lih 10.
lpelf pergelen babe, i'm in @eaen.
mart bon 5reunoen 5lt permobeIn,
oroil Saplolon leuanete Dies nidt.
oepollptete ober, 5ilerit BON ibrem
Waffen beleloi9t luoroen 81 fem; iie
ll'ate l'orl9ens nod bin5il, oab iie BON
lDrenl @ebieter idon ebenio pieIe
Sdlo9e befommen babe, rpie er bon
mr. Ser H'tter entlieB Die banofeIte
Game nit elmer @arltuna.
Gin oliher IIorm tpuroe
geltern Natmittag bon einetn llnbe.
follllten BON Der lombard. uno Con.
coroltroBe aus eingeianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
'Gf Mugbi t,ingcridJtct.

Te& II. September. - Gl Gogbi.
fel %gciongene, fiirSlid) IN chem eiier.
lul &Gfig bicrber gebrndte Hebcllen.
iilbrer, mllr0c an leBten Somntng i'm
Eolnit unb in @clenmc~t 0eS gol,,cn
fniicrlid)en &orcmS blngerid)tct. Ser
SOD Togbi'S ideint Die Nntlport bcs
Snltnns Mllloi Naiib nltf ocn fiirS.
lid)en Erotelt oeS iron5oiiihcn &olls
lllls acgcn bnS lonOe5iiblide Wnrtcrli
%Ncfongener mourild)er Hcbcllcn SIT
icin. Milloi SaiiO gerictb iibcr bci
EroteIt in groBc @iitb, lieb iid icoph
Gcrbei, Die 9lnbGnaer 81 Gogbi's 81
ciltlollcn uno 9ciebl SIT crtbeilcn, bub
81 Go9bi, mcldcr frolf mar, llidt
mebr III ieillem aGiig oiicntlid 5,lr
Sd,nll gcItcat meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Snapp's agmoiiidc SGnlcn pcr-
i~dJuin0cn.

&enob a, @isc., II. Sep.-gui
Dem bieiigen itdotiiden Srieo6oie bot
Gin alter. iest pcritor6ener @efpo6ner
Der Stoot, 2eipis &llapp Dor mchr
oils 30 Safrrn einen @runo angc,
fault, ailf Dem cr riciige eiierne Sm;s
len otbrad)te, bic bon soblreiden SSlt-
id)riften bebedt innrall, iuclde Die
friitlide 2ebt9 > beripotteten. Gr
lpolte iid Oaraif eth erpigess anoen.
fen Iider,n nn0 'tGatiG6Iid) fantsn
BON tpeit unb brett 2eute 6er, Inn
oieie merfpiiroigen Snifriften 81,
lelen ulb lif Die anrioiit1t miton5i,-
ieben.
Sest bat Die Jamilie Snaps ein-
Gcpiligt, baB bieies Ienfn1ol bero-
l1ratHden Srriin,s beieitigt merbe,
mo oemndfit lpcroen oae oieie Sar.
len init ibren Snidriiten fir INNER
rerldmlnoen nno oas aergerniB, oos
Ilc III oielen areiien erreat baben,
%oufborcn. GrmGbnensmert6 lit, oaI,
lei DEM @niie Der SGulen Die grbei-
ter itritten, neil lie NngIt batten, ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
@Onperncmr Subnium's 3nitano be:
OcuflidI.

od)e t er Minn.. II. Sept. -
Goa 9cfinben bes an ocn Sol9cn cie
ncr Operation I'M bicligcn Soipitol
pornicoer Iic9enben @ollpcrnulrS
[ohnion mar m1brcno 6cs Gormits
Tags crmutbigcno, olcin om Nod)-
EtittaA id)cint cine Scrihlimlncruna
c!nactreten 5l icin. Nic @ottiu beS
NoticntclL Or. Mc9tcpiu mo snci
Mortcrirncn lparcn bon $50 bis Z
llbr bclt1noig III Dem aronfcBimmcr
nHo cine Der @1rtcrinmcn tbcilfc NIT,
tcr 3uItano 0cs @oupcrncllrs iei cin
lcDr bcbelflidcr.
I'm S.14 bcntc slbcno io9tc 9r.
@illtom !. Mopo, @onucrncur NSobn,
IONS 3llituno ici Iebr bcocntlid). Gr
mollc llidt io9cL bnB ser Enticm
Dcllte Noft iterbcn merbc, allein icir
@ciinoen p%eranlaiic Die ihlinlnitcn
Seiiirdtrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Houieucft. Standardization.

&oirobi, 9ritiid Sltnirifo, II.
september. @ier cingctroiient
9iodridltcn crgcberL boB Sbcobor(
Mooicuelt, meldcr i'm 9iitrift Mmcrl,
jaNt, bort cineu m6nllidcn Glcpbol,
ten nit prddtigcn Stob5Gbncn crlegt
Lot. &crnlit Mooicpclt 6eiinoet lid,
in @lloio Hpiro o,,i Der SagO, nnb
iiini 26pclL io!uic brei 9iiiiel limo
INN BORT sum Spicr eeiollen. Ter
Gr.Er0iibcnt miro iid) IN Den nGd).
item Scgcn mad @l,oio 9tpiro begebell
mo iiG ieincm Sobuc onidlicBen.
N!e Witglieoer Der expedition bciin.
Sen iid) Dobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Sulitoi anf 9ciIen.

MosfolL II. Septcnlbcr.-8rai
SEQ SOliioi, meld)er in Scr lcbtcn
SSode icinen So. @cburtstag ~icierte.
tdin gcItern jllm critcn Nalc ieii
mcbreren Snbren wicber mad Wos.
taii. Gr perbrnfte sic Hnd,t in let
rier bicligcn @obnuna. &ente reiite
CT mad, einem Stdbtfen in ser Nod).
borIdJnft, I'M ieinen 1Sreunb nnb 9ln-
Danger Taidfoff ,su beiu6en. gr
id)eint iid Ser bclten @eiunobeit 81,
c%rfreuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Wruhc Yleitc.

Sittlc 81 0 #, Nrf., II. Sept. -
Gie :. s.. @und) So, cine Der oroB.
ten @ctrciociirmen in ben Ser. Stou.
ten, rcidtc beltc cine Gctition INN
Bancroft GrflGrung eili. Sieiigt
SoIltcn iino, mic es bciBt, sum BE.
troge DON 100000 in Mitleioen-
ld,dft ge5o1en, Gic Gompognie follite
mo pertnllite ~oaiGbrlid) @etrcioe I'M
@crtbc BON $1,000, 600 bis 81
$1,000 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Tns benz SEncren N~arglanb' nnS
ben a%ngrenseuSeu Staateu.
SonbbrieitrG 9e.
tnntet

-
tootet.
Beatrice S%ongbep bon Sunnabs.
bile, 5lIder-Gountn @..Ga, ueldle
Ole Eolt 5lpiiden HolpIesblha uro
Sonnabspiae beforoerte, mllr6e orrdl
elHen Stlr5 einen Nbbana am Gbent
Hlper binunter 5erihmettert. Cos
Ffero, ipeld)es 0as MGo6en lenftc,
iullroe ltorriid uno idob Den 8aaet
i'ber ben &ollo oes abbanses uno sic
Snlallill ~ItiIr5te IN Die Sieie.
Selb il III orbper 1T eines,
&naben.
Hop CORNER, Elm 16-iGbriger Siina.
linz, oelien Wiltter uno Stieipotec
IN Den NorropS bel Cumberland
luobnell, perIlftc Stelbitmoro Si be.
gcbcn, iloem er 2uuoanilm tronf.
Ter Sllngc iOa on9eblit liebesfranf
gemeien fem.
Boltor &olb geitor6en.
Sm Sitter bon y Sabren lit in 0eit.
mlllltcr, Carroll. Gountp Mo, Ha5tut
Hellben s. &olb 9eitorben. Gr lpur
nlctbooiitiid)er Seeliorger, botte lid,
lcond) Dor 5ebn Sabren idon in befr
Nilbeltano geiebt.
Eoo onrd Stur5 pcrur.
oht.
Serr 2conbnro SogcI, elmer ser
beltbefonnteiten 9elpobner imSmitb.
burg iItrift in @oibingtom.G ouutp.
lit Terlebungen erlegeil, oie er lid
Dor Ied)s Wonaten bei'n 9eidneioen
bon S%bitbGumcn burd) eiilen Strr,
bon Der Seiter 5ll5og. Gr ipor rs
Sabre alt nno binterlaBt auBer SGT.
tin bier &inoer. Iieielben limo: Gr.
Sborles &oael BON Hoanofe, 8a.,
NreIton Togel bon Smitbburg, Bic.
tor Togcl Don Gtambersburg uno
Srmt Sobn llnaer bon Smitbburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Midiaan.

geircmcr, Bid, II. Sept. -
5mei @rilbcn. Trbcitcr, Mamcns ,&ot
9totalo mo Siaoc Solta, purocn
beutc III Der @urcfa- Minc, 500 SllB
inter Scr GroobcrilGd)c, burd cine
Gmronit Grploiion gct0btct. Ger
Sprengitoii mar 5uiGuib III 9eriib.
rlIng nit cil,cin @rllbcnlidt gcfom.
men. Sof Ecnnlo crIitt tootlidc
&erIcbitngclL smei mocrc Nrbciter
lIno idNucr pcrlebt ulo suci mcitere
tciinocn lid nod IN Ser @rllbc, ga
ihnn Scr NllSlucg 5ilr Slnbt olrrh
@oa abgcidnittcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Mcnidlcnjaao in Scras.

Son II, Ger, II. Srptcmbcr.
- 3pci nnbefolultc Ne0er mllrbcll
lcutc' Hnbe Sunop Eoillt 6urd sic
InIaebote gctootet, wcldlc ollf sic Dor
Gliden Sogcn e%lrtiprnngencn Ncgcrs
StrGilingc inbnocn. Scllte 9(bcno
1T Der ltegcr Stcpe Sapea, Ser Mor.
Der Irnlour Munion's, in elmer Bic.
ocrlnlg nm5ingclt uno ieine @cioll.
Gcnllnbmc pocr iein Zoo id)cint oe.
nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

rer lcBten paor Sabre iiilo bic GegcIn
n.d)t icbr itrcne gcbolobabt lporbcrL
lno sic 3obl Scr 5tgelolicnen israc,
l;tiihen Stlloenten iiberItieg Die &c,
ictlid) autoriiirte 3obl Inn Elm BE.
eultenoes. Gos g~r5icbungs. Winiite-
rillm perirthte, Ole 3obl our6 gang
life IusihlieBitn9 ser Ssraeliten
olf aemiiic Belt SIT reoll5ireu, oaein
eos 8obillet bat Jest SIT @unitcn Der
Altfnabme oeS pollen geietIid)cn Grp'
5entlates entidieocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
0iidDuf McGluSfcv foot.

2onispillc, ap., II. Sept. -
Sild)oi @nn. George WcGlosfcp bon
9cnispilc, Der Glteite fotboliid)c ErG,
lat Der Scr. Stootcn, lit bette bier
gtltorben. Ter betogte FrGlot mnroc
Gor Sc Sobren in 9rooflpn, N..D.
NcbprCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
SdJlnf bes SanficrS

.Gbicago, II. September. - Die
MlIociotion omcrituniider @nnfierS
ld,loB belte bier ibren o6gebaltenelt
50. Sobrcs.Gonuent nod iiinit1gigcr
Sibung nno pcrtu9te iidl, naNDen
Cos an1cles, Gol., sum Sdollplob
oca ndd)ittn Gonpcnts ~ol1serforen
porOcn mar, bis sum Serblt 1910.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Gambler a~cjunfcu.

mobile, Ila., II. Scptcmber.-
Ton Der ISLE OF zines folnlnt sic
9.od)riht, oab Scr Compiler .9tid)o.
los Gaiti1a" NIT ieirer aus q So.
picn bc%itrbenoen 9emomung nno
5rrei Eoilogieren mGbrellb oeS jiirg.
zen Srfnns perloren alma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Bolts 9eiianaiiun acccptirt.

SanSnan II, Iorto Mico, II. Sept.
Yr1iibent Sdft's griei, morin CT
Die Heiignation @ouperneltr Bolts,
meld1e am 81. Sftobcr in Strait tritt,
onnimmt, bnt Der @onperneur em-
piangen. Gle Snaugurotion George
81. Go(ton's oils Woliperlteur ponEor-
TO Nico fin0et an 1. Hopember itatt
uio Sr. 8oit miro iif am 13. Otto
Der nod Neip . Oort begeben, INN
ser Miobonf : Gonferen5 beiSutuob-
men. Nrf Ser Neiie bortbin trifft er
ieinen Nabfolger in @aibington. Gr
9eoenft nidbt, mad Forto &ico 5uriid-
sltfebren. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
GsracIiten in rniGiden ltmiperitGten.

petersburg, II. september.
Der Streit iiber ben Ero5eutias
Der in Die ruiiiiden l1niperiitdten aui-
5iinsbmeuoen israelitiidcn Stioenten
lit pom aabinet 5u @nmiten Der S.
tneliten entibieoen morOen. 8Gbreno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Sleifh.
Grnaeffpi Gnheite..

StpBNltupD Ut
2h 9fo. EorierbonIcs poer Sirlpin Gienf, 600
100 ,GdIse 9arim' Totoerpieriel, $50. Stiid.
$50 gnlbs Inirtul- Ninterpicricl, SIC. Slhd.
2 Yfo. Mou,oiieai, CSC.
Mumpsltonfi. 7%e. Hfo.
BicnitaS 6inlel ilMc. Ffnno.
a Elo. interchangeable. 29e.
4 Yfo. Gbud s9toalt 2ac.
4'Yfo. Yotr9ioufi, 2Gc.
Sugnrsenreb Sbinfsn, 1ihe. Biuro.
@ep1felte Shnltern, 1tkc.
Stride Sbnltern, t2hc. Ffo.
3 9flno COMPOUND, 29c.
Sugar CURED" Srilbitiidsse ped, 1870. Bfo
SfipelItebraiet, . BIO. 2oc.
aalbiieifo,, sc. bis i9c. Gfuno.
Iinbslebcr, TIC. 4fo.
2 9lo. 2arlmsG o~teIet.en, 29c.
sSriitbe Sdlinfen. 14Mc.
2 Gfb. Stbma!5, pc.
Shipeinsuiercn, T1bc. Gfllo.
Gpare Siibs. 4Kc. 8fnno.
G6weinsIeber. 4%c. Efuno.
cclitateHen.1 cpnrtemrut.
Gerduderie Sranfiurter @nrit, 10c. Iib.
9SieIrr gSurit. f216c. Ffb.
Gnadipurit. 10c. Rio.
4 9io. Sad Tiffof:eiih. 29c.
sSeibe &nrif ooer Brebpurit. 10c. Girno.
G6meinSiiBes8eIee 10c. Vlo.
Giaarren.
&c. SabauiId SHtoter Gisarren, 10 fir 29c.
Zoe. G16onoerfo Giadrrcn 6 tit 29c.
15c. CUTE, frei brenreHoe Gientrer, 29c.
eernteimer Bros
srpie Tamtlien .2ibcm,
Sabette. etrahe. bardl bis 5ar Mountaineering
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
Enlucr-GrplOiiun tDStct 200 Men-
id,cm.

Eorts, II. Scptcnbcr. - Giucr
Scpcidc aus Eon1cr, Moroffo, 5il-
i9ldc lit geltcrn cilt Yl,luermogn5in
robc Woaobor in 6ic 2uit eciloger,
llnb 200 Menihcn fomcn babel mm's
SCtClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
SdliiisMadrid,ten.

Nem Dort, II. September. =
Hh9efonumen iino Die Tanlpfer ga
lorraine" bon Saure uno ,Gampa.
MA" BON Sioerpool. '.''
Soutbampton, II. SEPT. -
Ter 3ompier .america"1 lit BON
Nelp'yorf angefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

,3rrn ocs Sillmcls oui ibrc &Gllptcr
teron5ll5icbeil, pclllt lie oicic gottcS-
t0itcrIihen SnihriitCn 1Giicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20
&inc 8oti9aft GoDt's.
Cas- amcrifaniidc @ulf ioa aui i'm
Dcrtrancn.

Gt bat 9emeiie fiir ieine Aniprii6e.
9lm nGd)lten 0ienitog miro
Der Sorifer Nem.Oort errciden.
- Sinrihtlng bes molriidel
observation-disclosures 81 Gogbi IN Se5.
3uclbuloert Wcnld)ell m
Mogooor, Wuroffo, burd) cine
Eulucr Grploiion eetootct. -
9tnhri6tcn poIl SDeooore mnb
&crn1it Hoolcpelt. - Gin Sellld)
Solitoi's III MoSfou.
Pin @orb oes Sampler
uCSfor Scr 3mcitc nui
E &C, per orobtloie Gcpcidc pin Gope
Mace, M.=S.-nSogen sic Dem Goltc
Mnlerifu'S, polles Tertrouen in meilt
Grobcrung oeS EolS 5ll iebcll. Cd
hohc Nuf5eidnun0en Ser Don mir OF.
qcItcllten @eobad)tunNen, Die meme
Nulpriid)c beluciICn mcrocn. $dI mcroc
MIDI irel!eL mcinen SUB ipit0cr allI
antcrifonilhcn @oOcn III icBcn."
Sbi9e 8enlerfung mllroe bclrtc bon
Gr. Grc0erit u. Goof an cinclt Gore
ippnbentcu Der yMiipccirtcn Erciic"
Nerihtet, NIT Dem Wcirdl lie oil oo3
mlcrifaniId)e &olt i'll iibermitteln.
,Sl elmer mcitcrcn lintcrreonno be-
iprud, Goot bic pon Ecorp gc9cn i'm
Crbobcncn NcroGftiaungcn lno mic-
bcrboltc Ole GrtlGrunh bof iid) GcorD
'cin Woot'S) &~orrnthS= MnNo5in 81,
Nulotnf, @rDnlunb, pbnc &citcrcS
oll0cci9nct mo scr Sbbltt eiles 9tcll-
illnolunocr NootSnomnS iibergcbel
babe. Ecorp babe SIR Hed)tierti0ung
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cine erciuuiElnic ocmeicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

Ger boperiihe Meids.
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Der Ginlsuns ocS oeutiden Seides
nro angeiid,ts oes sruBen auiidmun.
ges nod inner elm in Der 8oae ae.
farbter Eortifnlariit. Sast ga in
elller Teoe, oab er Iieber geiebcn
bate, iuenn 9opern ein Son6erou.
ZEN getiibrt, ais Dem Meidsbuuoe
bel5utreten. limo ELM iolder Menif
miro IN Den Heihstaa aemGhIt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

Gin tiidtiger 2ebrer.
~: Nit Dem Sebrer meines Sohues
bin id iebr 5ufrieoen." = g.: ,So2
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Ger Sebrer beiratbet meine Todter..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

H1ie firiS Am0famb beiprgt 6. Gatne, 4f3
EN.yattinssye' Str, nate GuRem 3uuie'aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-20

8rUNt VdnnIltN'Tnbrh,
Tabette. etrahe. bmrdl bic Sar 2sxinstou.e trnIt
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-12-05
BLUE GRASS BLADE

in Israel" This language is attributed Joseph, the
alleged husband of Mary who bore the child called Jesus
and made by him in to the command of the
high priest who had told him that he had been selected
to take the "vrgn and husband her. We respectfully
refer the Union and Times to these writers whose works
appeared hundred and seventyve years prior to the
time of St. Jerome For further reference to this sub
iect we now quote from the history of the Christian Re
ligion, by Judge G. B. Waite, pages 10, II. After
reference the subject above related Judge Waite
says
although Origen was not fully prepared to accept this
staement-yet the fact had become we'll understood
from the previous of the other gospels that by
MOST of the fathers, implicitly received true for
long time afterward Epiphanius, Chrysostom Cyril,
Theophylact Ecmenius, and all the Latin fathers till
Ambrose and the Greek fathers afterward held to the
opinion that Joseph widower, and had children by
a former wife"
Taking the suggestion of pretended originality for what
it worth the Blade that expression of opinion
this subject at this day. be said to be original,
but have quoted enough show that the scholarship
'earning" of the editorial writer for the Union and
Times is far shallow, one-sided to permit him to
discuss it with that perfect freedom necessary
calculation of the truth The best do is to sft
the most likely view from Of contradictory writ
ings produced in age when frauds of all kinds
abundant. The reference to st. Jeromes defense,
eary the fourth century, would carry the implication
that the Union and Times believed that this the first
time in history the virgnity of Mary had been questioned
We have shown that it was topic of wide discussion
nearly two hundred years in advance of the period desg
mated 1t might also be added that the theory that the
brothers and sisters of Jesus mentioned by Mathew
merely cousins the children of another Mary, but
invention of the priesthood designed for the purpose of
deception and to allow a worship of the Immaculate.
The Catholic Columbian, published at Columbus, a
Romanst organ, which wrote the original letter TO
Indiana correspondent which brought this controversy
also undertakes the Blade by quota
on from the testament wherein the terms, brethren
is used and it seeks to place similar construction upon all
such references The organ also denies that the
Virgin Mary is worshipped by Catholic congregations
a goddess of the faith sufficient this will
be reference to prayer taught to Roman Catholic chill
dren, which the Blades editor has heard them repeat
upon retiring to bed 1t starts:
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