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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Circumstances and lawyers alter
cases.
It takes q woman to ind an excuse
when there isn't any
There is no gilt edged reference that
can beat an obese bank balance.
ANYWAY. the unwritten law seems to
have q lot written about it.
Nearly every gift that is made has
some sort OF a string TO it.
The time you can depend upon a
woman is when you are sick or in
trouble.
our pet theories into the middle Of
next week
When the doctor tells a man to diet.
the patient proceeds to refuse all the
things he dislikes.
When man retires from political
Office it is usually with the assistance
of his constituents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

When the wise dog goes out to kill
sheep he leaves his bark at home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

a woman is foolish to resort to tears
unless she has a lot of confidence II
her complexion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
w1DENER WINS srEEPLEcHAsE

TT
PARIS. Dec fl. E Widener's Pc
tropoIs III won the Prfx Whisper Low
at the Auteuil track today. This was
q hurdle handicap at a mile and five
and a half furIOngs. stake 500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

It's surprising how well the average
man gets along when 1you consider how
worthless he is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
FERNANDO-IIM RASEY-BALRONIA


Remarks.
Likes going and distance will suit.
This is her going.
Old fellow could do it.
Might go better today.
Clever performer, but favors route.
Is in form
A bit too short.
Going against this one.
Could win.
Looks to be up against 1t.
First start.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
aGmflide WerwanStidaitem.

Gin befamlter engIiifer Sfriff-
iteIer mar Der Reinune, baB lid elm
pnor Contemporaries an ben @dnocll
ieiner @obnung gar5 igrt ailsnebmen
miiroen. "a MN allies eiuen gin.
lang baben muB, mad,te er lid bel
ben Observation-Disclosures ai,i Die
SudJe nod einem i6onert, nidt 81
tbellren Bortrdt aus Der 3eit Grom.
mells ooer Der aonigin arna. Nad)
pielem Sorifen itieB er enolih alri
baS YortrGt zines Hitters, Dos nit
ibm ielber cine %entiernte aebnlidfeit.
fait nic etpas BON einem Sumilien.
5rlg bate. slber adj! Der SGnbler
uerlangte fir feline 2einepano einen
Iebr boben Ereis.
Hadoem er Elm boar Gage lang
reiflih ilberleet batte, cling Der eng.
ldnoer wieoer su Dem Yerf1uier, nit
Der Ibiidt, oas Yortrdt MN bod sil
eriteben. Welh' Wibgeihif! Sas
Bib mar perfauft poroen.
aur5e 3eit oaraiif otnierte unier
Shriftiteler bel einem 2oro. @ie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

groB mar ober ieire lleberroi9una
itnb ietn Stoi,nen. oils or bos Yortr1t
oes beriibmten &itterS an Ger @onb
erblidte! Gs mar fein 3peifel mebr
porbanoen, Der 2orb mar Der gebcim.
niBpolle adrlier, Der ibm bas Bib
fortgcifnoppt bate.
Der Sansberr, Der bas Sntcrciic
Ieines @aites fir bos 8emdloe be.
merftc. meinte freunoli6:
Cute Walerei, mos2 SoS 9ilS
itammt aus meiner Somilie -. eS
lit elmer meiner 8orfabren."
D@irflih9" rief % Der @ait. .bas
lit NAL fomiid! I'm cit !Sanr mGre
Sbr 8orfabre Der meinige gefpor.
benz" - q. apebner, 8aris, inn
y@lffaiten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

@amperl, leertc iurgiam ieire Iml.
teltaId)cn unO p%eritn,te Stiid Inn
Stiid in Die meitei 5aiden ieiner
Sade. Gam gnb or ifmurjelno sen
geleerten Mantel in Ger @orbero5e
ab nno ging berubigt ms Sbeater.
~ ~ ~
8cfGbrlidDer Spprt.
vSit Der Serr garol 5lt Smlie?"
"ScOanre, er lit ioebeu in Die 9llfi
%geflpgen."
Sein &udlenproaramm.
Gleiihbaier @omperl: ,Sehs
WirtbshGilier bot unier Warftl sIlS
guater S'i6dftsnioltn geb' i an ien'u
Wod)ertng in a anoers!"
SEQ, unO mas MAIDEN 2 oenn on
oan Sonntag2"
ga geb' / in aLle iedie!"
~ ~ ~
Gin SScal.
r9ctn Sdlneioer mahllt alio nie?"
Stlloioilis: .Niel Der Wann lit
oils 6laubiger gerabe3u. mnbe5abl.
bar"
Der Snreamfrat.
49,. llnb 10 idm6re, be5iebunas.
lpeiie periid,ere i1 hermit cioesitatt.
lid, liebe Gufemia: Bis auf peitc.
res 9eiu!"
- q ~
6eiitessesenmart.
Sdulbner (Sur 2abnerilD: .9or.
lterrpetter, bas lit cine llnperihGnt.
belt bon Sbrem Gbef, mir bier oil
Der gabn Die &ed,mrng prGientiren
sl laiiell; iagen Sic ibmt, nab met
rter Riiffebr miiroe id) Die Sadbe To-
fort %crleoige1 utb min gebcn
Sic mir einen Stub, barnit bir 2eutc
oenfen, Sic ieien cine 8erlpdnote,
BON Der id slbihieo nebmel"
" " "
Silcmma.
v6rilber bot mir mein alauierleb.
rer lnltner geIagt: Sic iollten bod
lieber foden Sect bin ih uerbei.
ratbet ulo luenl ih fod)en mil,
meint mem Mam INNER: Sll ioQit
bod lieber alapier ~ipielcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
gcrcftiater @unjh.

Mutter (oie i6ren Sprobliug beim
Naihen IN Der Speiiefammer iiber,
raidt, nit bem Stod t~,brobenb):
v@eIt, MIN ipiinidit Oh Gid pobl
melt weg?"
,Hein, Wama, aber Sidl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
yef empieblsat Bebetbi6er.

Sn9otli9 approbirt.
Sur atnssr.
IaS N%ueglDflein.
@sbstbiiblsiu fir ri, fifth Gl,osus sG;t
5it,Ib,Ih n 10 m,pb;insru H,'i3S Ss;tsn
e,iu,paub umb Seotbifmitt 40 N
GA o;uSss 0sebsth,h
s,ou u Sur;t Giorr,r
sir ri, faith ahuIiuo,us spit s;tsIh;,s
,uo 10 sWshbiiSsrU, pss ssitsn
peiumauh mn Motbihuitt A n IL
Sbaorinirt y,ssr tVcIsIhm;,t RI
W. Sss'""".
uat @olt!
So'VehSeoe,Duwisln. ailahlNisi9eltsui fnr
os Na!gpti.sn 'hleri'a ..
S..n,Su"u. mo.9,pn'u eo.lo
@s9'au; SWapsUst, MotggoIol0n'it-- o.oo
eW' Aa'p'e0e'' "O'9so'0'~''" ''"'''... i.oo
~tan0' seoe.o""T
Nv S""si'"" "au epttes Pei3eH.
eebrs lino @ebftbn9 tnr %rdrte NIB Srouen.
Bon 2. Golenin Wp'i, o. ). Ii.
13B Scttei.
vsii'ipaho, @ololbnitt .........$0.90
epa8tihlrt Seoer, hhioed, W~ololnnttt l.2o
Ter Wtann i'm 2e6cn.
Gin relialoles Saubbiibleiu fir tutb. Mdu.
'uer IN ihrsu 2s,isbunasu ,um n-ns,rmsn
eebeu, Don p. SSleitiu NM
O. s. b, 49s Seitsu
eeiuwaue, Nunb,t, 8olb,duitt so Ia
...,..,...
WV
Scrr, Scti Wtile geidlebc.
NM Mia IA.L-. - o. i. q. .
sf III ia's' sss gsss'. WI @sit s~ s'aSi'Ista'
o,;umo,S @otbiSu;s, 40 D,
tShnnr,m;Y, vsssr wn,ns3 ,Sonrn
;Gn;,t 1850 "''So' n 20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

Ieiilen sSebler nnb mill Die iiberfliii.
iigen Sil6en %megrobicren. ,glber,
Meler," iagt oa Der Serr aan5leirotb
entriiItet, rnlod)en Sic bod gefGl.
ligit crit ben Trntft ali's / uno bic
Shleife auf's NJ"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
y ~ -
@iafummencs Grcianis.

5remoer Gum @irtb): nSattc
oenn Der Bauer, Dem aeItern iein
Saus abbrannte, gar 10 ein altes,
armleliges 3eug -. ; mo man beiite
i'm Srte binfomint, oa bort man MIR,
5 mar aber nld Die bodite 3eit!"
@irtb: sos net! Nber s gai,5e
Gorf bat bon linn @elb au friegen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
" " !"
Starf.

Sea, Serr @isie, weSbalb tragen
Sic benn Sbrc @ise jest INNER ielbit
CUR Neoaftion?"
pSa, nit Der Soit fam ih iie nifyt
mebr iditen, neil INNER Die Goll.
perts plasen Dor 2a6en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Ger Surcamfrat.

Gin aanSlciscbilie bat beint Gif.
tat itatt nScrcin" ~Screiniaung" &c.
lbrieben. Gr bernerft inoeb alcid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

Ieilten tsebler unb milf Die iiberfliii.
ligen Sil6elt p%egrabicren. yNber,
Wteier," iagt on Der SEER aan5leiratb
entriiItet, ,nIod)en Sic ood) gefdl.
Light crit Den Ennft allf's / ltno Die
Sf,leife auf's NJ"
@cridnappt.
@ait (0er cine 8orticn Saienbras
ten ge9elien bait: Ser Sale bat
ober menlg Sleiid on iid gebabt,
6rou @irtbin!"
Wlrtbin: nSas lit aber iebr Ielt.
iom-oas 2uoer bot mir ood1 in ben
lesten Wof)en minoeitenS 5ebn
Efuno @llrit geitoblen."
- - e
Die uerfcbrtc MSrejjc.
@enoarm: Sier hoben mir alld)
enolih Den Steb ermilht, Der Dor
bier Wonaten Sbre bei0en 5hueine
geltoblen hot; Der aerl bat iid) or.
oentlid gem6itet!
Der V~eitoblene: ia Den
gauh fonnt' ih jebt babcn!
- ~ -
gus benz 8eridtsiaal.
Saben Sic nod etpus III ioaen,
Ingeflagter? Sic boben aeb0rt,
5ebn Sabre bot Der Serr Staatsan.
malt buntraat.
So, id) mem, bas mare bod, Ell,
btsdeit gar 5u peri6nenoerilb nit
Der 3eit nmgesangen! 4
e y -
Shmeihclbnft.
Souriit: Sic miiiien iidl BOD,
elgentlid) bier reft eiuiom fiiblen!
Vergbeluobner: Giniam? Nd,
nein. sd babe bier 10 mandle slb.
mefieluna. 9teulit fam eiu Slllo
poriiber, geiterh ein Shuein rlno
beltte Sic.
Srnffeblcr.
BUR Serbiitung Ser ginidleppnna
Der Sffueineiellfe lit ole Ginhibr
bon ShDeinen aus Den nmlieaenben
8rmn5beSirfc1 bis alf meiteres III.
terlagt.
Die ipr0be Eaticntin.
Ser Softor iagt, er miiiie wenig.
items oeine 3unge ieben."
uFalila ioa linn ibre 5eigen."
- y ~
Sas srohe Maml.
.slilf DER rehten Settle bobe ib
iebt MIR nod einen ein3igen 3abn;
ihal'n Sic ber!!"
ySa, id leb' i'm galt5 :" Ger
6erne!"
Gnfant terrible.
Der feline Sans ipielt pGbreno
zines nnlIifaliid)en Mbenos ieiner
Mama nit einem fleiiten I6bden in
9teben5immer. rSier fonnen
mir bod iingeit0rt ipielen," meint Die
tletne 9rete.
,9epabre," ermiberte Der S;unae,
.Wfama miro gleid) iingen. uuo GA
fommen ale bier berein."
- - y
Sm 3mciiel.
Shirt: .@ie lit es oenn NIT Ser
&inopieb5uft in oieier @egenb; lie
loQ lebr IN 9liitbe iteben2"
Imtmam: Bremen Sobeit oas
uirflihe Hinopieb?"
- = -
Sctne Yniidt.
p6alt Der aerl ihon Stpeimal ii6cr
b'Seileiter 'rllnter unb thut tic mic
pas!"
rSa, Der bolt D llniaaperiiGcrrng
Ifon 5itm Harr'n."
~ - "
Tnscmciicn.
rSie baben mobl iehr unbeltGnOi.
geS @etter in Sbrer Sommeririide
sebabt?"
rllnb oh, iogar gprilidersc bat
man nod gentabt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
@crihuappt.

@ait (oer cine Gprticn Saienbras
ten gegelielt bait: Ger Sale hot
aber wenig 6leiid on iih gebabt,
Srau @irtbin!"
8irtbin: Gas lit aber iehr ielt.
Iom-oas Slloer bot mir ood) in oen
lesten Wod)en minoeitenS 5ebn
Efulio Wllrit geItoblen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Scin umaana.

.Werfmiirbis! 0ieien 8nnmel.
jon babe i'd ME in SamengeieaiGait
geieben. iino nun bore id,, boB er &c.
beiratbet bat."
.8ermutbli6 bat er in cine 9e.
ridtspoa3ieber- ooer NaftpGdter.
familie bineingebeirathet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Silcmma.
Sest pieSer eridieusn unb ~ ~bebenteno
ieon;iertem Greis gu baben.
Glanbc
nnierer Sitter"

bic Sebren nnb Webrdude Der
fatbulifhen air&e.
Grtldrt NIB psrtbeibigt Don Saeob 6arois
iial Gibbous. 9r,biihof pom, Baltimore.
$50 Stiten, SetapeiSanb in geiumano, ees
bunben. Nar so Gents. 10 Gents
srtra iilr Gorto.
Bon Der Original aussabe bisiss ehtsu
Soltsbuhss Dlrbeu lett bsiieu Grideinet
SOC, 600 Gremplare abseiest, senib sin bsits
tihsr @eipeis, pie iebr bas Sid in iebsr Ses
sisbnns ,eitsemdB IN NIB and in beutifen
Narnilieu Serbrsiting iiuben iouts. Bonn
litsrariiden Stanbpiufte aus III has Bud
cine 8atboliidt encyclopedia, beitrebt CUR
WeStttsruis tir eie berrli6en @abrbeiten
ocs tatbolilbm @laubenS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

merftc, meinte freunolib:
Cute Walerei, mas? SoS Bib
itammt aus meiner Somilie 80. eS
lit elmer meiner 8orfabren."
,@irflih2" rief oa Der @oIt, ,bus
lit mol fomii1! I'm cin Saor mGre
Sbr 8orfabre Der nleinige gerpor-
benz" - o. &pebner, Iaris, I'M
v@ltffaiten".
Scin llmsans.
.Werfmiirbis! 9ieien 8urnmel.
jon babe ih ME in Sdmengeieaidait
geieben. iino nun bore if,, boB er ae.
beiratbet bot"
~.8ermutbli6 bat er IN cine 8e.
riftspoa3ieber- ooer NaftpGdter.
fantilie bineingebeirathet."
- .& -.
ALTERNATIVE.
Stnoent: yaellner, Sic ba6eu ia
mir ein babies 9eefiteaf gebratt; i'd,
belteQte ooh elm g~an5eS?"
aellner: rDas lit ia Elm ganses
geefiteaf, mein Serr."
Stuoent: .Ma, entpe6er iinh Sic
10 be3edt, baB Gle olles ooppelt is.
ben, ober i6 bin bellt' ausnabms.
peiie 10 niidtern, boB ib ales MIR
balb iebe."
~ ~ y
SdOne 3eitcn.
~gfelbaft, Dab in Sbrem Srte int.
iner 10 cine ~nieorige SemperatiGr
it'll"
rId, b6ren g mir allf mie
nod fetne 6remoen in uniern Srt
tomma ian, ba baben mir iiberbuupt
foon Semp'ratur nno 10 Dummies
3eug g'babt!l"
- ~ -
Wali5i6s.
@rdBlif lnnsneiIig, oieier rcife
Waper, tmmer iagt err MIR .ja" ODER
ynein"."
yrno mas er bat er oenn Su So
men eeiaet9"
- = ~
SinSlidDcr Srrtbnn. {,
alein-@lsden tolls Tie 5illn eriten
Wtale Waihine id)reiben iiebt): .Wta.
ma, bas feline alapier ntad,t aber
feline ifone Muiif."
- So
yeniitfe @elcgenbeit.
Gbemann (oem 5ii Sauie oas Halt-
den oerboten it'll: ySa! Ser Diem
randt!-0a fam i'd mir aefabrloS
elm Cigarette ausiinoem, obne oab
lies merritt" ccs.G
'... - - - NO
Sinocrmnnoa'El
.&ama, id ipeib gar nidt! I'll
laglt lmrner mem Ser5" 81 mir ul,b
bauit mid bod." .i
uSa, Sansl. elm Ser5 pbne SblGsc
lit nift benfbar."
&ss
anf Der @isinalbabn.
uShmerenotb, Der 3llg bait ia
Id)on nieoer ailf FREEZER Strede!!"
~8leih gebt's iueiter, Der 2ofo-
motipfiibrer nimmt MIR ieine gal.
oriontropfen."
Gms elmer rfeincn" Samilic.
Sic (Su ibrem Manne): .SGglih
gebit on ms 8aifeebaus, uno immer
on nit oeinem aIten ihGbi.
gen Sfirm 5uriif!" q,
- = y
Sppmtpm.
Director elmer S6niere (Sll ,einer
Sran): vSeute TRIGGER mir Elm pol-
les Sausl" III
Srau: .@oraus itlieBt or bos2"
Director: Die apielfruil, Die
ibren Stanb an Dem 5beatcr Bot, bat
ibon ollie ibre Iepfel ausperfauit!"
~ ~ -
Gin SuffInngsitrabl.
8eitiir5ter &aoler: SEER 9rcfeI-
lor, pie uiele anod)en bat eigentlih
Der menidlide aorperp"
Yrofeiior: .3pei9rnoert Mno
fiinfnhopier5ig!!"
Haoler: ,@ott lei 9anf, Dalln
weroen bod nod einiBe gan; geblie-
ben iein!"
Wan iicbt cS.
.@ild', Sermnm! Sos lit n
@appler lei Neltciter. Car fimrmt
ner ficr pic c @eihnadtsitoTn!"
"Warim 0enn?"
Ser hat a arube Hoiinen in
&opp!"
1 ~ -
NbnnngSopa.
Satin: I'D piQ iiber oein ge-
9cnebmen bcll, Wiantel DRIFT,
lid)er 9iebe bcdeu."
8atte: r@oS miro Der micocr
folten?!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
MihpcritnnScnc @arnnma.

@anperl mollte in Der @aroerobe
ieincu @antel abacbeni Ia las or:
ySor Snihcnoieben miro gcuarnt.."
80 itebt Die G'ihidt." murmeltc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
spab muB and icin.
alatidbaicu.

nSaben Sic ihou oas Heueite
iiber Die HGtbiu Wiiler gebort?"
rgtein-aber Oa iiebt man suieoer,
mas Die fir elm i6lettes Srauen.
5immer it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Ansmeis ibtr ben Setanb
- her
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,

o~raouthrt inter ZEN Seitssa Sslpa's. stablirt az
9ubnqn., i'm Sohntp Enbnqns. am eblafe
ees gei1aftes AM
10. Hou., A. D., 1910,
pit or BEN Ssi,se ssmab an ben AUDITOR os Staa.
ties eentadt tpurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Die uerfcbrtc MSrejic.

@enoarm: Sier hoben mir a,ld)
enolih Den Sieb erniiht, Der Dor
bier Wonaten Sbre beioen 5hpeine
geItoblen hot; Der &erl bat iid) or.
oentliG g%em1itet!
Der g~eitoblene: ga Den
gand) fonnt' ih iebt babct!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
8ntba6en:

9etrao an @tbieln, Spros une auberen
istontirtsn ooer qttauittn NIB ppn Der
9ant gsstsuettu Sidsrhtiten -. 81. 15i. 6 O 81
saarbttrdge al SaRo Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
" " ~
ALTERNATIVE.

Stuoent: ,3ellner, Sic baben ia
mir ein babes 9eefiteaf sebratt; i'd,
belteate bod elm gan8es?"
aellner: yDas lit ia Elm galSes
geefiteof, mein Serr."
Stnoent: .Ha, entpeber iinh Sic
10 be3edt, oaB Gle olles ooppelt ie.
ben, ooer ih bin bellt' ausnabms.
ipeiie 10 niidtern, baB id aaes MIR
balb iebe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
~ a., ~
NnscmcEcn.

Sic baben wobl iebr u%nbeltGnSi.
ges @ftter IN Sbrer Sommerfriid)e
~gebabt?"
~llno oh, iogar s(prili1erdc bat
man nod genad)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
Ius benz 8erid)tsiaal.

Saben Sic nod et!uus ST iagen,
Ingeflogter? Sic boben gebort,
5ebn Sabre bot Der Serr Staatsan.
malt beantraet.
So, i) mein, bas ipdre bod, eli,
btsder gar 81 peri6peuoeriih nit
Der 3eit rmgesangenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22
BUR GntidnlSianna.

&iftcr: sic bo6en Sbrem 9u6-
batter oas Suliptbud) an ben Gopf
geporfen; mas baben Sic sur @nt.
idniloiaung oieies bratalcn 9eneb.
mems an5uiiibren2"
&atimann: .@ir 5ogen eeraSe
Die u . b biluns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22

.Su. fomnen Sic ocnn nidt leien?
Sier Itebt boh bclitlib genug &c.
it,rieben: Sprcd)itmbcn BON 81
ubr." .
rSa, id, mill Sic ia gar nid)t ipre.
fen.-Sb modte Sie nlir INN cine
mil0e 8obe bittcn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-22


lec
'r'tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-26

matter how hor ored in life, how learned
in law he may be, who believes in. the
doctrine of transsubstantiation and
immaculate conception, can possess
sufficient independence of mind to en-
able him under any circumstances to
render a decision unfaVorabc TO the
interests of his church.
| have never understood that the So
cialists a a party are opposed to the
church. but have read the statement
that the hierarchy opposes Socialism
for political reasons.
! must have proof before ! will be
lieve that the catholic church is any
better friend of the workingman than
any other church. | know of no church
that is aided more by WOrklngmen and
servant girls. Some years ago | read
a statement that six Irish bishops had
gone. to Rome to present to the pope
10000 pounds as "Peter's pence offer
ing and that too at a time when Eng
land and this country were raising
money to keep the poor of Ireland from
starving.
1t would require several pages of The
Herald to cover the subject Of Taft's
course in the Philippine job so even
brief mention must be postponed. l
am reminded, however, of the declara-
ton made by that doughty soldier
General Funston, shortly after he was
sent to the islands, which was, "EX-
pei the friars and confiscate the church
property and the bottom will drop out
Of the insurrection in two weeks
DAD.
MOnrOVia Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-26
MIDWINTER AVIATORS

THE fact that aviation has gone far beyond a
| pleasant weather paStlme Is thus commented
upon by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
The motto OF the aviators who are performing
various feats in defiance OF winter and rough
weather must be that craven on the gates OF an
ancient city: BE bold Be bold And ever
more be bod!' Here is Charles +. Willard, cir
cling height OF 5000 feet above Los Angeles and
coming down after 47-me flight. with his ma
Ichine encrusted with ice. And there is Rene Bar
rer, rising in spirals through the cutting wind to
height of $500 feet at Memphis, and flying six
teen miles in less than II minutes. About the
same time news comes from France that Captain
Baanger OF the French army has driven his mono
plane across country from Nncennes to MOurme-
lon. 100 miles, in 20 minutes breaking all long
distance speed records And Legagneux French
man. about the same time, rose to the unprece-
dented height of l0,499 feet. only sixty feet less
than two miles coming down half frozen.
Women as well are proving that aV-
alton is winter sport Mrs. Maurice Hewlett,
wife of the novelist IS not permitting cold weather
TO interfere with her aviation school. And two
Young French women. Miles. MarVingt and Du-
trieu, are making daily flights to win prize OF
fered by a woman's journal Mile. Dutrieu stayed
aloft one hour and nine minutes few days ago
After flights like this at this season OF the year,
the aviator has to be lifted out OF the machine and
treated as a half-drOwned person. To such daring
spirits the lines from one OF Miltons sonnets
apply:
Il argue not
Against Heavens hand or will nor bate a jot
OF heart or hope: but still bear up and steer
Right onward
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-26
ANSWER TO SPECTATOR

Editor Herald: In reply to Specta-
tor | beg TO make the following asser-
tiou: He asks for light and logic. not
lowers Spectator calls identity the
sum Of all mans experiences, Of hls
sensory or menal relations to all the
conditions of his life. This would seem
a comprehensive definition, but | see in
it combination of logic" and
flowers"
Grant that mans "identtty' is in
huenced by his environment. 1t has
been proven that not all men are in
huenced alike by the same environ
ment. AS there are no duplicates in
nature, so no two lives respond in eX-
actly like measure to their surround
ings. You may duplicate coins and
hats and Partisan gowns or anything
man puts together, but Nature defies
man to duplicate anything living.
Something in the eggs becomes visible
as a chicken or a duckling or an
ostrich even though the ingenuity of
man surrounds all with an identical
environment in the shape of an in
cubator And there be those who hold
that all life, including animal, is i'm
mortal
An old book makes the great inter-
ests of mans life three in number
what he learns what he feels and what
he is. Would not the first two repre-
sent what Spectator means by the
sum of all his experiences? And
would not the last, as surely as the
"logic" in the egg, be something apart
from those experiences? That same old
book declares that of these three in
terests only the last is enduring.
Knowledge-faith--is ever passing
away, because superseded by more
timely knowledge. Hope-ambition-is
ever finished by realization. But love
--life--the vital something which
makes "a man a man for a that
well-when are faded the flowers which
kissed that life and when are spent
the winds which challenged it, when
we know that life Is no longer inf1u-
enced by a man-made environment,
still we know the vital life remains.
From earliest savagery what man
learns, even in the keenly developed
brain of an Ingersoll has grasped
after this logic. Life and immortal
ity are one. FAITH.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-26
REPEAL THE COASTWIsE ACT

TOSEPH Fl. CALL aimed blow at one Of the
greatest Of American abuses when he de
Clared recently against the CoastWise Trade
act in a speech to the Los Angeles Wholesalers
and Credit Mems association. He brought out III
plain and unmlStakable language that this ancient
act of 1917 had been kept the statute books by
the railroads in order to kill water competition.
This act prevents a foreign vessel from carrying
American cargo from one American port to an
other. By reason of this prohibition enormous
losses have been caused to shippers, and he de-
cares that by of thrOttling this competition
the railroads have been continually increasing
their rates until they are now far above normal
1t will be recalled that tragedy of the Texas
oil fields was caused by this very act. In the rush
that followed the opening of gushers on Spindle
top at Beaumont there more oil produced than
could be handled in that district, and refining ia
cilties were entirely inadequate. The result was
that London took advantage OF Texas oil while the
Atlantic seaboard was deprived of its use because
the only oil carrying ships in existence with Amer
lean bottoms were practically all owned by the
Standard. The result the investors lost and
the Standard and few other big interests acquired
that field
The menace of the act to California means that
with the opening of the Panama canal all ships of
foreign register will be prohibited from handling
freight between Pacific and Atlantic ports \ re-
peal of the act would freight rate by water
from here to New York not to exceed s. per ton
for the ordinary class of shipments, after the canal
is opened.
Both seaboards have a right to demand the full
est use Of the canal which can only be secured by
the repeal of the Coast Carrying act. 1t has been
in force since 1917, and if it framed to build
up American shipping it has had years to do it and
has failed. There is no public movement that
could be of greater Importance to the future of
Los Angeles.