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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

itrittener 6err Der Ieere unb bes
groBten GDlonialreides. Ginen fec
mdhtigen @esner in Der 9dbe Der
enslii6en 8iiite CAB es nidt mebr.
In Der @enbe bes 20. Subrbuns
oerts nmipannte bas engliIde @elts
reid iber elm Srittel Der groober>
fld6e. ga Der llnions Sad, @ngs
lambs Wa6t5eiden. iiberaq nuf ben
Weltmeeren fpebte. fonnte es iid leid]t
Die beiten Sbeile Der @rSe nebmen.
1889 tpurbe Iben beiebt, Sonefong
fam IN britiifen geiib unb ganS
Canada biz gum Stillen Ocean fam in
friebIiher Surhbringung. obne ieben
9e9neriihen 8iberitanb. ebcnio ipie
piele anbere fleine 8eiisunsen. in bril-
tide 6dnbe. Sur in Snbien unb IN
Siibs afrifa bat @nglanb ernitlih an
fdmpfen sebabt. Sas Nbfommen nit
Sranfreid bon 1899, bas auf Sas
i6oba fol9te. itferte benz 8ritenreid,
ben Sill; Der @ertras bon 1904 ents
fernte Sranfreid fir INNER aus
Iegbpten. Seitoem feblte jebe coloz
Male &ei6nng 5tpiifen gnelanb nnb
Sranfrei6. Damn fam Der arieg nit
ben 8uren, Der gum polen grfolee Der
Buren, bate fiibren miiiien, tpenn
gnslanb nift Die Iadt CUR See ses
babt bdtte. Sfpar bat gnglanb Sen
ruiiiihsiapaniihen 9rics nidt berbeis
aefiibrt, aber es bat i'm gu ieinem
0ortbeil benubt.
Gu6 beute nod gebDrt es su Ben
bebeutenbiten gluf9aben Der engliifen
Golonialpolitit, Snbien nnb feline
@ren5ldnber iotpobl. als audi Die @ers
binbunesrpege mad Dem Iittelmeer
uno Iesppten 5u iihern. S6nn lange
iiebt es in Dem beutiden &aufmann
einen Gonflrrenten, Der feline Sees
berri6nft gefdbroen fonnte. Nii
mebr als fiinf Wiliarben Dollar
@ert6 in idbrlider gins unb Iusfubr
itebt @robbritannien beute unbeItrits
ten on eriter Stele inter Den Sees
banbelsS Staaten. @s brardt Sic
SeeItraBen. Die linn ale 8aaren sus
fiihren unb alf benep es feline Snbus
itries gr5eu9niie 6inausIenben fam,
nm iiberbaupt Ieben gu f1nnen,
9arrm ipadt es nit folder @iferiud,i
iiber iebe 8er9rDBerung Der beutihen
Seeflotte unb bdlt feit an benz 8ori
Hitt's: .Sbne Gn9lanS's grlaubnif
parf auf benz Neere fein aanonenldnf
ab9efeiert iperoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Emnktinnrn DER Cbarnnd)e In lsnm.

laitee Santacroie cincr Inffii6runa
oes Stabat Mater aui @inlaDuna Der
Donna @iuliana Salconieri bel, Die
perldieoene Sabre porber Waria G6ris
TINA bon Seiterreid uno peren @es
mabl, Dem 5er5og bon ScIden, Den
glciden muIifaIiiben @enuB bcreitet
bate. Cardinal Sttoboni fiibrte IN
Hom Die Yialmen bon 9enebetto @ars
celi Elm.
Die grobarti9itc sAifiii6rune crs
tolgte am Guardianship 1924 inn Yas
lo55o 81 @ene5ia. ipo alif @cbeis Der
nlterreit)iid)cn 8otihafterin, elmer
@rdfin IpponD. iene Yialmcn bon
100 geIhulten Stimmcn inter Dem
@eifal Der Srembens Golonie ers
tlangcn.
Im @ t 10 o d in Der Gbaripodle
brenucn nuf bent Iltarc iehS aelb.
&er3en. gelb iinb aud Die 10, bic in
Dem breiarmigen Scudter fladern
SieIc WadsfcrScn perloid)cn nadein.
amber am S6lullc ieoes Yialmes, I'm
Den NoflaB beS @ifcrS Der SlpoIteI
nnb Singer Seiu 9e9cniibcr ansrl.
bcuten, Der bon ibnen na6 unb mad
p~erlalien ipuroe, bann INN Die Siniter.
nib an ipmboliiicreu, Die bel Des Serrr
3ooe c%intrat. gleidmie Slinbbeit oas
iiioiidbc Bolt crfaBte, als es an biz
Senbnng bes Ieiiias nidt 9lauber
ipolte. Su Der Sriibmette cri0ner
bic Glif bas Spier am Gnlparicnbergl
binpcutcupen ala9clieber Seremiae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

fpobei namentlid bas ein9eifaltete
ySernialem conpertere" o eridiits
ternber Wirfuna lit. Sn Der 5peiten
SdIftc bes Ginqueceittp iparen ole boz,
benz 9irigenten Der Sdngcrfapcllc bon
g. Maria Del Topolo in Hont. Dem
GrempneIer Iitehitiner MtDtdle Sis
bllr5ip MuIlaini, cpmppniertcn 2amcnz
tationen beriibmt. Die aber in Gcrseiz
Icnbeit gerictben, oils Yaleitrina ncue
Normen bcs 9irdcnGeiangcs fcIticetc.
unb nnd)bcm Inegri mad 1880 feline
&lageliebcr picritimntig bcrausHdb.
Hod) lem Yencoiftll3, Dem @eiang,
nit Dem 3afarias Den &crrn icgnct.
Der ~berabitiee, bas Ienidcn9cidleht
81 erlDien. miro Die lcstc Serge ouSs
selDiht unb eS tritt tiefes Sdiuci9cn
Elm. Sann ertont mcbritimmigcr,
ernlter @eian9, Der . gan5 nubere
orocntliher alnngfiile III ct. Ycter
lit. gis gum Sabre 1870 gelangten
bic beriibmteiten Iiicrcre in Der
Sirtina gum Gortra9. in beren Ird)ip
5lpet itarfc Sdnbc gcfiiIlt nit 9ompoe
litipnen bes Sialmcs bon Der Sanb
peribieSener @eiiter auibeipabrt
perbeil.
Sas critic Iiiercrc aus icner Iappe
ent'tano inter SEQ benz 3cbntcn
1513-21) burd Gpnitansp Scita.
baneben lieat bas bon 9ligi Senticc.
einem nenpolitnniiden Gbclmann. Der
es 1888 perDffentlidte; cs iolgcn
Gompoiitioncn Dor Guerra. Sale
trina, @argnuo ba @uacic, Mncriu.
llbalbtni, Scarlatti unb anoercn be-
riibmten Weiitcrn.
Sn ct. Yeter lperbeu nadJ 8eenbis
9ung Der Intutin bon ser 2ogoia ii6cr
Der giloidule her 81. Geronifd bic gro>
BEN YuiiipnS Hcliauicn Dem Volt 9es
5eiet, Die bort felt 1906 aufbclpabrt
perpcn: Ynrtifel bcs bl. &rcuses. Die
3an5e unb pas S%dipeibtud. aatbos
liidle Ionard)cn NM Siiriten. Die Die
Teliquien III Der Ndbe 81 ieben wiins
ifen, lpurocn bonn @apite porbcr an
Gbrcnbpmberren erndnnt: Go Ihrieb
Nifolaus Der Siinfte Den bcutidcn
8niier Sriebrih Den Sritten 1852 in
bas Hegiiter Der Somherren Elm. ba es
ben Ionarfen nah Der 8rDnnne
brdnetc. iencn Eelianien feline Scre
cbriins bar3ubringen. Gin gleife5
geid)db inter Urban benz Ihten nit
2aoislaus, Dem Sobne bes &Dniss BON
@olen, unb inter Snnoccn5 beb,
3tpolftcu nit Goiimo Dem Srittcfi.
@robber5og bon Soscana.
+f+
Sic firdlide Sunftion am Is + ii NJ
oonnerstas lit Dem Inoenfen an
Die giniesnng Der 81. guhariirie geS
iueibt. SIN 2ateran pflest DER Gar
binalS @r5priciter Die Sesnuns oes III.
Sels norSunebmen, bas nit 9a!iam
9emiift, gum Scbarf fir Die bl. Sir
mung bient. Sp ct. Ycter lit es Sc
braud, our @riinoonnerstaes : Weiie
eiIen Defenders pertbpollen biltoris
i6en &clb 81 beniiben. CT lit aus
amerifaniidcm Ylatin. auf @ebciB
8arl's beS Sritten, &Dnias bon Spns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Gin Sr Sslcr, elm Gmeritaner bat unIdn8it mid bell ybrnrnen Sunsen"
gcipiet, inbenl CT ertlare, eemie Sranfbeiten tonntcn ourH suggenion u. f.
gn9ebun9, ginlurerun9) gebcit merbcn. Infer pie aaesprie neat Ell ole
Souroess 3rIun9en. obtuohl er ME SorSes geicbcn. nod Dcrarnge luter>
indun9en an9efteat bat. Sn Sauih nb &ogen neaen iode &erren einfad
cine berartge Schauptun9 af ub babel bcibts. @dI MN gclpiIe aranfs
bcten burt su8sefion 9ebeilt merocn fonnen, araumcnticrcn ioMe 2cute, ses
borten natirih Die Seiungen bon 2pnrbes, fir bic man fGne nathrlihe Gr=
tlarnns bat, HuS bic man niht as Wnnocr betradteu mill, ebcRfaus inter bIic
aatesore. 3ia fab in Sourbes cine @unberbciuns: or idrhb tic Der Gins
sebrng gu, obfpobl Ell ipdter 8usab. Dab Sugsefion Dies nitt ierig bnneen
tonne. fno bennpd slanbte CT nidt. @unber gebeu gepinen 2euten bait
ier ben geir9en 5pr5ont uni lie glaubeu ebeuio nens baran. ais an einen
peri6nIifen 8ott pbpobl .e ih nuf icben Sdritt mo Srtt i'm menididen
2ebeu unb in Der Natur uffen6art-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Armes frankrri@!

Sn Sranfreid: 100000 Samilien
tinberlos, 2.900,000 Sarnilieu
nit mir ic einem Sinh = bic Sol9e
Snpon? Stillitanb Der 9ebDlferung.
Webruna bes inbipibucGen 8pblitanz
beS unb totales mordliid)eS Sefi5it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Sn eroben Stdbten arbeien CUR Bel. Die gutcn glcnente aui Segregation,
af q bipnberuug icmr @cniden bin, Die nm bs 0eIbes ipesen ibren
Getb Der ln5uft auspcfaufen. Sn| fetnereu StIotcu aber mo cine 9ontrpae
jones observation-disclosures moslh lit ioute NIT allen gGesIiden @ithIn Die
grpBtno8lide U usrottung iolfcr Sarerb0bIcn auecirebt ncrben: oenn
Die Sreubenbduier ino Elm io3ialcs &rcbsHbcl, bs an Der moralirben unb
pbbNidcn Geiunobdt bs nmerianiheu Sotcs 5ebrt unb bershs mebr 8erz
aud nr ahnt=lG. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Gine pfarrrhnlr THAT'S bod!

gs lit cine befanute sbatiate. bab piec fahoGihc gItcrn lire ainber
nidt in bic Yfarridule ididen, neil iolbe Sduen angeblit nnr IerturgsS
fabg pbr tlbt8 i'm @rtbelen bcs aaehisnuss llntcrrtts limb. niht abcr
in rein ipelthten llnterrihtsfdhern. Su6 biic augmentation binft. Benefit
Die grnennun0 bs Srn. Sames y. sumutp gum 9rpafctretar bs 9rais
benton @ilon. SmnuItL elm iebr fdbiser @aun lit Gin Yrobutt Der fatbo>
Iideu YfqrI6ule.-(@. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Sn feIden Mdnner> ODER Srauenz @erene lit ihon Die ibr prattide
rnb intreRnne Irtfels Sene, Die 6nr 3Mt i'm DGentrulsSIatt & Social
Suffice" crifeint ub bettkIt lit: .@infomnnen ub IuSgaben I'M Sausbnltc
Der arbeitcramiIe" urlcien, beipro3en ub barber @ershide ansefrat
norbeu?-(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
AUD eim Nrtbril.

am 1. Slpril ioa alio Der nelc Con.
sreb our grtrasS itmng 5uiammcn>
fonmcn. Der ncue Songrcb pire .rie
63 fiibren Der lestc perbient
feline Eummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
ltas beSemtet ,,Trnf-
Anfafnms''?

Sinncn Sabresiriit lit Der Yreis beg
@aiolins im @roBbanoel bon 8 nuf
Is Gents aeifiegcn - 10 drbern iid,
Die Solgen Der Srults rNufloInne".. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Special Correspondence
nnm G.. 4.

oeS Scrrn ourd, 8eiang rnb @uiifs
bortrdgc perberrid)te.
Die rDiriidlcn Siiritcn, ipic Die
Sarbcrini, Hoipiglioii nno 8uipoli,
bnttcn Die @~cruobnbeit. pdbreno Der
Gbaripod)e 9aroin1le unb Yrdlatcn.
Sanen nno aapalicre cin5rlabcus INN
IN ocn prddtigcu @emdhern ibrer
nnsgeoebntcn Snldlte bcn bon Sirz
tioien alIsgcfiibrten airdens Goncers
ten bci3uiuobncn.
Snc bdmit bon Scr rGmiiden
Iriitofratie eescbenc Yeiipiel ipurbe
OFT nad)geabmt. 10 pom equator Sou
abbonoio 8e65onico in ieiner 8ob@
nilng anf Dem aapitol. bon 0iigr. DC
@apanc. Dem iran5oiiid,en llbitore on
Der Hota, in ieincr Heiibcn5 bel Sorre
I%r9eutinn, bonn Scrsp9 bon 8louz
cciter. einem gruocr bes aoni9s bon
gn9lano. Der q. .. I'M Yalas3o Be-
roipi am aprio 1910 Elm airdlens
Concert pcrnnitalten lieb. 8Gbreno
in Den aird)en baS .@tiiererc" iibers
lppg. ipar Der G~brenplab in ben Cons
certcn Dem Stabat Iater Yergolcics
p%orbcbalten.
Im Sienstng in Der Gbdripcdle
1913 iuobnte Die Yrin5ciiin Sopbie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

(Sortiesuns aif Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

am Siemstns in Der Gbaripod,e
1893 iuobntc Die Yrin8eiiin Sophie
bon Shlpeoen in Der 8alIerie pes Ya<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25
Card From Mr.. starlc

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
,n Si' 49, nave mad no consultation with
thought TO the matter of the Bible
be being a,,, read IN the PUBLIC schools under
afraid there are some ''oId sisters" WHO
VIII lie awake wondering what any
one can mean IL this day by protest
anywhere. failing to appreciate that il
Is inc exceeding constituencies Of some
rs regards what appears to them the
divorce of church and state (without
alimony), that has called forth a mild
protest.
Just at this moment I have an idea
mat IT would have been more discreet
FOR the School Board not TO have issued
a mandatory order. il they have done
would hnVc been better that the school
Board should have been approached
SO adjusted the matter to the satisf.c-
ton OF every one. instead Of so great
publicity and show OF antagonism.
For my part, I entertain no anxiety
as to the future relationship of church
TO state have 5, far greater con-
as 10 the relationship of the Individual
cathcdr;,ls and synagogucs
remember when at Il primary school
old sinners that ever lived. il Was -
custom to call on one or more boys
eTe ,G morning to repeat some portion
E or, !nc Scrintnir VIZ and such repeat
recoliection suggests that If the School
Boards idea is to inculcatc into the
minds of the children Il recognition of
a Christian land or AN onnipotent God,
without compromise on the part of the
School Board or those opposcd TO its
recent action. at the discretion of the
individual teachers, the children might
be called upon to repeat from n Bible
from time to time This would leave
the field open. and Jakic Einstein, Pat
finnesan, Hans Messerschmidt, f.
Piuribus Unum, Sic Semper Tyrannis,
Thomas Jefferson, Monroe Washington
could all cat lunch together
ASHTON STARkE
Richmond. February "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25

educated child Will eventually increase
tho wealth OF the State manifold times
what II costs to give him this essential
training II n deficit has to DO faced
Tor ten years. North Carolina will in
tho end got rich dividends on her in
Vestment. The weaIth-producing ef-
forts OF an enlightened citizenship nro
cumulative in effcct. Money spent on
schools. increases in geomctrical ratio.
We trust that Virginia. herself only
forty-frst in school rank, will initiate
this noble example of her neighbor. We
face an equally stern problem. We
must meet it with equally strong and
uncompromising action. we congratu-
late North Carolina on setting an ex-
ample for tho entire South She has
given us the motto: Better Schools at
Any Price"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25
Voice Of the PEOPLE
isichmond Must Plan for Iruturc Dc-

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatcb
Slr'-Iin your Issue of the list in
iesis r. fn an r editorial entitled Who Pro
With the necessity OF a prop ,er re uvtiJ
lor the iuturc in respect to tho LAYING
0t street railway tracks. in order to
future citizens who are to inhabit the
suburban districts. And in the same
!9ur Is YET another editorial, entitled
editorial deals with the present un
SHSmilE aspect OF the valleys OF Shock DC
n IRE and iBacon's Quarter Branch and
slopes Of these two valleys so oifer n
tist ana 9ppGi th to a Landscape ar
Jects IN view introduced in 1907, when
d member OF the City Council an ortIi-
from landscape architects of naii"nnI
renutation plans for enc future growth
a,im n "gyG noT o. tichmond along
ueieatcu IN the Council Is not Rich
vision than it had in 1907?
II rs wei known there is no Dnrl,
~ Richmond for our colored pop,,la
uon, but II is only right and nroper
5tney should have ons. IN their leisure
should want some open air spaces in
Witch TO enjoy themselves, and there
aore inc complaints Of our white citi-
zens are entitled TO less weight when
they assert that at certain times tho
ccolored people largely usurp Monroe
ii,ark and other parks OF tho city, for
i, n, must be remembered that not ono n
PARK has been arranged for the col
orcd people. Now, in this connection
what could be more appropriate than
a park for the colored people on the
xaiieys and slopes of Bacon's Quarter
n;ranch: contiguous 70 their own sec
ton OF the city: Not only would IL
benefit them socially. but it would con
vert our unsightly City Gate" into a
place of beauty.
The, city of Edinburgh, justly celc-
DRAFTED as. one of the most bcautifuI
cities in tho world. IL largely rendered
so by q park running through the
centre of the city. and this park was
once deep ravimc. But the hand Of
man has smoothed it's sides nl;intcd
shade trees and shrubs throughout II
until to-day. instead of being an nm
slightly open gorge. II is the beauty
ana delight OF the thronSs who pass
along Princes Street and look down
upon the beautiful green sward and
winding walks many feet below the
street surface. These two creek val
icys OH the north of Richmond are
just as capable of Improvement as was
This rocky gorge in the city Of Edin-
burgh htty:.hve years ago. And, more
over this beautiful park was only n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25

whatever YOU may choose to call it,
sufliccs TO expose its ofiiciousness; its
shallowncss; it's utter fceblcness--wc
might say its grotcsque absurdity. To
all that has made this country dis.
tinSuished In the affairs of statesman
ship; to all that has contributed TO
the growth and stability of the nation
as free republic: to all that has
brought 1t rcnown in war or greatness
IN peacc-and to narrow the line IL
though somewhat, to all that has en-
abied the Democratic party to survive
ueici.t ana TO win it's Victories the Ro-
man Catholics Of the United States
nave contributed in large and honor
able and effective degree They are
as good citizens az are any citizens
they respond to the obligations OF cit
izenship rs promptly and az freely as
any other citizcns--and to in the
slightest degree discriminate against
them as citizens would be TO do that
which places the stigma OF contempt
upon tho very genius of our govern
inent, and the elements OF sanity i'm
public administrations
Nor need there be the slightest cause
LOT apprehension in this respect Gov
erhor wilson has already afforded
striking demonstration OF the fact that
Such rantings and dire prophesics as
those address to him by the Menace
VIII nave as little weight with him as
q passing summers breeze. He is :,
great american citizen. is Wilson; a
great Democrat; great apostle of
the equality of all men before the
law and in the forum of human rights
ana human justice. and of that broad
catholicism i'll view. which. in public,
matters ignores the religious sect and
pcrsuasions of those who are cquip-
ped and entitled by fair deserts to
serve their country. Whether IL be
senator OGorman. the great Demo
cratic United states Senator from New
York. who is Il Roman Catholic, or the
brilliant Senator Owen, OF Oklahoma
a Protestant, OF other Senators, he
VIII take counsel with them and puy
all proper heed to their advice without
thought as TO their church member
ship. Jew or Gentle, Roman Catho-
lie or Protestant. the American citi-
zen is none the less an American cit
izen. whatever his religious faith. none
the less accountable for the manner i'm
which he meets tho obligation Of cit
izenshtp-nonc the less entitled to alb
solute equality when it comes to a
question OF the rights of citizenship
the full rights OF citizenship--thc
right to hold Office az we'll as tho right
to aid in the election of public Of
ficcrs.
If the Democratic party doesn't
stand for this doctrine we have indeed
been long enighted.-Lynchburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25

part OF a plan for the growth Of Edin-
burgh devised by Il landscape archi-
tect with a vision. such as Is now need
ed in Richmond
what were river mud fats in Boston
eighteen years ago are to-day the
bSautiful gardens lining the banks Of
Charles River.
Richmond is growing: public build
ihSs should be properly grouped and
located; street railways are to be To-
Gated, driveways are to be built. and
PARKS located. II would seem to me
IN the proper and orderly course of
things that each succeeding genera
uon should strive to pass on to chill
dren Yet unborn q better stronger
are timely, and I trust they may bear
iruit. Richnond must and will have
uaVc 10 plan for future DEVELOPMENT
and growth. HUNSDON C,NRV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25
NORTH CAROLINA WANTS SCHOOLS.

North Carolina is leading all South
crn states in prompt and Vigorous
measures TO improve her educational
facilities as a result Of finding the
state III foriy-scvcnth place in the ma
lion. The Legislature has Just passed
a law providing for a public school
term Of not less than xix months in
every school district in the state
Hitherto the average scssion has been
only four months. This measure was
admitted to he the most urgent ana
necessary legislation oofore the pros-
ent General Assembly, and. despite pro
tracted debate, vas finally enacted by
large majority.
So convinced wero the Carolina
lawmakers that something lad ia
be done that thero ,gas prscti.
cally no opposition to the nro.
vision itself. The only argument
against the increase was the oucg.
ton Of money. The State treasur,.
faced deficit of 100000 and no pos.
sible means of raising tho money ne
cesaary for the schools was presented.
Did this pockct-book argument de-
feat the bill: Not in North Carolina.
The Legislature finally concluded That
financial arrangement could be made
and had 10 be made. The people wan,
tho schools. The people will ind q
way OF paying for tho schools
No more encouraging sign OF South.
ern progress has been given Ia recon,
years than this firm determination tc
tacks the problem III tho right way: b,
deciding what must be done for III,
honor and growth OF tho State, ant
then going on to finding the funds o.
course. the increase of two months
schooling per year will be worth &
thousand times what IT costs. Ever,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25
VIEWS OF THE
VIRGINIA EDITORS
charlottesville Bigotry.,

The Menace" an anti Roman Cath
Ollie publication of the Middle West,
makes bold TO address a ble-column,
double-leaded conspicuously typed cdi-
torial to Mr.. Wilson, seriously taking
him to task for having had Roman
Catholic as his secretary since assum-
ing the govcrnorship of NcX Jersey,
warming him against the retention OF
the man In the place he now holds;
takes notc of the report that John IT.
McGraw, Roman Catholic of West
virginia. Is being favorably mentioned
In many quarters for seat in the
next Cabinet. and protests violently
against the idea of permitting any one
OF that faith to occupy any such posi-
tion
1t need scarcely be said that from
whatever source proceeding Mr. Will
son will give no heed to admonitions
of this sort. They arc not only abso-
lutely undemocratic: they are not only
based upon the impudeDt projection OF
a doctricc contemplating the comming-
ling of church considerations with
those of state: but they are utterly in
dcfensiblc under any reasonable test of
good conscience. good sense and whole
some Justice. The logical ultimate of
the view would be to really disfran-
chise men from holding Office because
of their religious belief. However
honestly they may hold to such be-
ilcIsi however dearly they may cherish
them; however sacredly they may es-
teen them; however lofty their patriot
ism; however splcndlly equipped with
the attributes that mako for efficient
public scrvicc--they must all be badged
with hateful civic discrimination be-
cause they happen to be Roman Catho-
lies. or IL a man is not entitled to
Cabinet Office simply by reason of his
church Affiliations. then there is no Of
flee in the land that ought not to be
removed from the possibility Of con-
troll by those of that faith Really the
mere statement Of this. proganda or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-25
A Chicken brigade

Last sunday at Grace Church, in
upper Wcstmoreland, the pastor or
sanizcd Chicken brigade IN tho
sunday school thirtytwo persons CIV
ing their names and plcdging the value
OF :, chicken this year 10 the cause OF
missions. The movement met with
mncn favor, and the pastor was
pleased and Sratificd at its success.
Great is the hen as 4 factor in meet
ins tho expenses OF the store bills
to-day in the country, and she can be
utilized. too. in the work of spreading
inc EospeL-kinG George correspon-
dcncc, Fredericksburg Star.