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c Te Oaly Dn ) "tk Cawlla , IM Urn at iuu Ss all North 'feiroliiiia D: illiesie News aMGirciuiMioe ! IIALXIUH. N. C Wf.DNi: DAY MOUNINU, "Fj:unUAl!Y 8, ion miCES CENTH j LL I U jiiiiL b';i;:;mii ' ',' Pccpb Shcchd When They Heard tho House Had Passed Bill Letting Down the Bars , r CITADEL WnVIUZ-lTIOX. 0tM.ttww, Have a Care, IM VW If Kall TtU Carolina Joia Hand Uk , Those I'brrtgnlsrd HUsrs of ttr ' North m4 Northwest ' Wlikh Kn ' Be Making rnholjr EftOrts to De ; stray the laatituUuaa of the Fatuity Matiaayalaawd Wrtnwf ' ud OtlM ; patriot! C'MlaCM Vf th Legisla tor tai fhaad th Dlvorc Law a . flgc la the Cote, and to Defeat the fia That Imm4 the ItUB o the Hevoad Beading Yeerdr (jraal ' - Divorce After cfmrMm far Five . ' -v. . , ! i , S - The people of Nrt Carolina will be astonished to mJ thi morning that the House yesterday on Ahe aecoiid reading passed. 'a bill greatly letting down pie. ben and maklpf It so easy to (tt divorce that ons gentleman aid: If (bat Mil become lUf 1 nt going to give p my hustn and go, to practicing lew, meanlug that tha bustnes f getting? divorcee would b the hut paying buslnesa th" North Carolina. s.Vv" -V. 'V The Mlt that passed the aeoonl readr Inf we to mafe BeparatJoti for lv eara caoee for drrorce X partla h4 e children. It had not fcaea dlacuaa- ed'nUl reMerdajr WornlBf and few ' f the member bxTevrn heard of tt. the.bm taaed only aft Sir. Illch- ard H. Battle tare a aotemn and lia , preaelve varalna; of the' dangera of kntlnc do the hare, hut when an attamot waa made to aut ft . It. "Th divorce bill which paaeed the , . ., . , . , Heuae of KprMntatlvea today la a tolrd raading, that failed. ; th, hllltdwrtdH bPkwr4 atep. and If. It ta yt betor the Hojie and nembra pas th Benate will b a rttf race miH have an oMrtunlt fnr nniMim. I to the law that tnd upon the aUt , . , . pfa-iooka f our 8tst. . The Mil, .aa tkm before geln on record on theU vn(i.mand tt mmkt, .cnmiton for meaaura. une RrprcMnutiva yeater-) nv rears where there are ne cblu dav afternooa aala: "tlaull If a blll'dren, aufUcleiK ground for divorce. , . . ... . What are we eomlna; to? in thla day -.- - ,whn North Carolina la making euch rota lor tt and I followed that courea trlds IndaKrWHvand aducaUonally, are.we to take auch a backward step - 1 - " i. ..... .... - , .I. .i I, ii i p DPrP v ' thisi YpiVorxcrA LLTakTN ' Qo?) 4 ' CAUDLIUA HfciCi ... . . SURROUNDED BY POSSE Eaatern North Carolina, eent thla teU wiimlncton. reh. 7. The bill la a mistake on rallaion, on morale and oa (uwi goTerninvni. ., HUBERT 8TRANOS. TIIK aVlXCTlTY or-TlIK IIOHC. An Eamrt rrout Agalnat ' th Flte iiw Caaaa for IHrwirr; Ta tha Editor) The aanctlty f the hotua-U'the eteontrhoM ef oar Amert oan 'clvlllxatlon. We cannot guard It toe cloaelr,' Ear divorce lawe anoonr ace Im-oiialdftrate marrlagea and la prj duotlva of corrupt living. It la with o'P raaret thartfora, to learn that a bill haa paaaad the Houae making eap aratlog for Ave reera a oauea for di vorce' I earnratly proteat agalnet the enautmtnt of thu law, and truat that the nnate wllr drfaat the bill, sid aave the Bute from the evil that would be tbua toetered.. V, ' . ' tl. A ilAAKET, Rdltor Raleigh Chrtatlan Advoearta. The Murderer of Deputy Sheriff Mumford Located, Pursued and Slightly Woundid tukHM to the Home, ' To the Editors It becomea all well wlabern of the home the eltadeb of our etTHIenttim to have a care, Irat the praeent Oneral Aaartnblr do rto- lance by allowing eaay dlvorc. The pandlng bill before th begtelatnre aheuld not paea. The representative! of the people eanndt be loo. guarded at tali point, aantlemen, defend the aanctlty of tha marital relation. ,,,,, M. T. PLYLKn. Prealdtng ' Elder Klisabath City Pla. . trict, Methodlat nmrch.. , . ' ; i A BACK WARO m;P , B-e Ueaagatfai Johnaui Maka Plra for Better MmeiaTlMaagbt by Irr ' kbakwa WHh Ikard ta the Boiwrta B1H. r ' with thla tneaanra, not dreaming et the aerloue roneequences of tha bill. When tt romea, up oa the third reading t wilt help t kill It" H la one of oth er who voted for It without a clear tmrtertftandlni of the fact that It open wide a door to make divorces aa eaay as may be desired In North Carolina. North Carolina should' not try to rival - Nevada and goath Dakota and "hlcajpo e the rendesvyui of parties ceklngi divorces. Of course K pays tuch mated fn money t Invite rich illvorce-aerkera to conib there to estab lish sV residence long enough to get divorces, but hurt! them in reputation. North Carolina doea not need each money or reputation and it does not "Iph ta make divorce easy for Us There was tiu-prlee that In this day and time la North Carolina such a taw could pas even one reading 1n a leg' uutlve body, end then there was crlti i ttw et: the action. The folloiag jSynJLJllf'l men a hi froM-HTgTt pokiuona la North CaroHna ahow what tha best opinion In the 6Ut: . V WEAKENS TlfE MORAL flBltxV In morals T Is It possible that we have auch little regard for the laws of nod as to make 'the aeparatton of those who have been united In the-holy bonds of wedhx-k so easyT A few years ago a majority of our. people greatly-rejoiced . beoauae mora atrtn gent divorce law were enacted. The progreee and proeperlty of anv peo ple ultimately depend upon the home life, and the home depends upon tne ssiircd regard paid t? the marriage bond. If by legal enactment, such frivolous ground a are-sat forth la this bill can be uea lor tne eepare Hon of man-and wife, we may expect a retrogression along an moral tines, Let u hope and pray that tne senate will take higher ground and kill for ever unfortunate bill, that haa found Ks way through the House. Corresponding Secretary Baptlat State Convention.. ... . .. ju-w-- i That la tbe Tncvllable llcsuU of Eaay IHvorce Laws. t,i , TojheiE41tr5 - Er dlvoTCSTaWitWf Z , mean a weakening of the moral fibre f a people, and tt 1a to be hoped that eor ig lilature will not hastily make r the dissolutlun of the marriage ed. R. B. JOHN, l"reldlng Elder Fayettevllle Pletrkt, , - ni i. m ii v '. Moaaviax rosmox,...f.;..: tfH Marry Nona FacetH Tnose Di 'arced on IMbUral tiroands. . Bhop Kond thaler, of th Mora- vr church, in reeponae to an Inqul T ent thla telegram: ' W Inaton-Batero. rh. ".Moravian "Waters remarry those on'y who have been divorced n III bltcal grounds. . ' i . ' . i toWAHD RONDTIIALER. MIOIXD NOT RKXARRV. lilt. Vnmr ITVob) tfrla a Mod eratoe, t.Ue Ills Views. . Mv. If c. 11111. r. tJ.. nt Mxtnn Mtor of the Preabyterlan church at fiaMon, nd one of the leading Ire. "yterlar of the Utat. In reapenae to ieierm wlree as follows: llajtlon. 'Feb. itful desertion w ve yean ahnuld be cause for Ivorf-n for tha nart itnaertMt. but aliould nit relf.aae Irom he marriage tb gexerter. . It O. 1ULU KVKS 8TROX6 RKAhOXH. HOUSE STARTS DIVORCE MILL If the Bill Thit Passed Second Reading; Yesterday Becomes a Law the Divorce . v .'-.-'LKiLfiii win . i ettt ..-! : ' . - - a . iiu it au tu at muu VJlllkC UU31UC3S Rev. Illglit C. Moore, Editor of the RIMIcal Kecwh-r. Ring XKar and To th. Editor: Th proposal In th present . IglKlature to add a. new ground for ' divorce should '. by n means become the law or tne state. TIUT MVOKCC BILkA 61all North Carolina iota Hand with TbOaa ItMvegalaml huOv at th North and Korthweee Wbida Seeaa - o Ho Making Inhoty Effort to Ie- airoy tue laaiUnUoei of ttw fnaallyr To the Editor: That la Just what th iniquitous divorce bill , which . has paaaed the lower bouse ef the General Assembly mean. it proposes to add sixth sTttubt apnn which total or partial divorce mar be granted In tbe mme, and , this the mera ground ef separation. ; ' Th marrtaK Institution w divine In Its origin and nature, and th law of God makes It an exclusive and par' manent relationship. ' It Is not the creatnre of the 8tate. It la more than a civil contract which the Dtate may dlnaolve at. wllU 'The great Teacher said eoncernlnc thla relation: "What God bath Joined together let no man put asunder.". The foremost states men and Jurists of the world have held and oo Bold mat there are obli gations In the , marriage contract which the State cannot bind or un bind. - If thla he true, then the Mate I exercising perilous and Iniquitous powers when she goes Into, the divorce business. The reproach of American cmllia Hen today. Is It Isx marriage and di vorce lawe. sur historian and stu dents of social nroblema are crying l warning in our ears. They tell n that th rapid Increaa In tbe number of divorce Ja on of the most alarming leniienciea ofsour time and country.' In the United State the ratio of di. vorce to marriages is nearly one hun dred per cent in excess of that of any other country. "The average for all th Statea Ja one divorce for every twelve . marriages. In BwiUerland there Is one divorce for every twenty two marriaeea; In rramc. one divorce for every -thirty marriages: In Ger many, one. diVree for every forty four marriage, and In Enaiand all honor fo her noble civilisation there ta only one divorce to four hundred msrriarea. .- " -- Roma's 4ew(4! baaran wfth 1h de utructlon of her domestic Institutions. During th firrt five hundred year of her splendid history not. a divorce waa granted In the empire. Theq came th first, and th nobleman , who brought tha first suit waa condemned and almost wrtraclaed y the popu Uaer Het-the sanctltyoTmSr'rlage waa Violated and Other suits followed with rapid Increase, and then began the era of social disorder and un bridled lnrt. by which Rome rotted en Its foundation. the -order? Shall we destroy that which has made.ua great 7 Hhsll we line up with Ksnaaa and MIouii In an effort to remove all. marrlaarO' re Mrlcticmg anil tuber In a etate of eocbU chaoef Burely th dennte, win eonalgn this measure to the fate It deserves ob livion and save tha Bute from the reproach of IU. lu enactment would be a backward atep, and that at a time when' there la burely enough light to guide our Ww-niakers forward. Let the heart ot the oM )ooth repel this iavashMi ot a preclu-t we have as aacrea, and -mttrr atrengthea the fnarrtan ban4 an4 tmAmm tha family about the more securely. AUIKb J. MONCRlEr. raator Baptta Tabernacle Church. - .. k . B18UOP CHENHIRC rROTEWTS. Again rwdlnaltoherta nil Redae. Ing Tlnae of hTraUtsi a Oraan for Divorce. . To tha Editor: I , under Und that a bill la pending b, foc our General Assembly to add another statutory cause for divorce from the bonds of marriage. Without Inquiring for the present Into the particular' of the present bill, have not the clUaetis of North Carolina, the right to aaa. of tneir representatives that this Impor tant subjoct of divorce) should not be dealt wMh in this fragmentary and patch work fashion : The family re lation, resting upon the stability and sanctity of marriaae. Ilea at the foua- aauon or ur t hrtitian civilisation. Every blow struck at tha security and permanence of thla divine Institution la a blow at tbe foundation of all that la beet in our dally life, A single brick pulled out of the foundation of a house may not seem to a thought- peravn to ne any great matter. The houae seem to atand a securely as ever. But s tt the part of a wise mu to be palling out bricks here and there! ; Should got all good men unite In prohibiting any undermining of our -found alien, however t rlfll n the Initial act may neem ? The subject of marriage and divorce. ne one can deny to be one of the most Important subjects upon which a law making body can- aeb." When any action l taken, ii should be unon approval, and 1 tnoet earnestly ap peal to our representative to stand by th principles upon which that act was based.. 1 bare been much among theTneoole in many pans of the Btale, i and' I kaow that they are opposed to ! any loosening fcf tbe marriage bond, land thua Increasing facility of divorce which must be th Inevitable eon qiiance of papains; auch nath 'on now propoeed and soon to ba Vol ' ed upon. I haVe not the least knowl edge of th particular origin or pur- ' pose ' of thla measure, i Know not .by whom tt was introduced nor by whom It ta favored, but I know It t be axalnet the beet interests of our penpin and I believe It to be against thvir conscience and against their will. Very reepeetf u'ly. J OA BLOUNT CHESHIRE. Italelgb. reb. T. 1111. WAR AVIATION EXP13JMENT8. a - War IlenMUmmt Haa Oflrr TnW tonatdiratlnit Taft lines not rwvor Much F.ipmdltnrei m Thla InrertloB Prefers to Eat the trulls That Umt (ialiter. I (Hy Associated Press.) Washington. l. C. Keb. 7 The , VVar Ilepertment today received from I. the International aviators, through',' Alfred I4 Moiaant, an offer to eupl'ly 1 . een aeroplanes and aviators to man- ; age them for the uae of the army on j the Texas border. ea. Wood, Chief of Htaff. has replied that the offer will be taken under consideration. The International aviators have been giv ing aviation exhibttione In the Houth recently and now ere at Han Antonio, so that their machines easily could be taken to tha boundary. Preeldent Taft la apposed to hav ing the United Htate spend much money for aeroplanes and loeing ar my officers throuxh accidents, while avlstlon la stilt In such an embryo stage at far ak.!t" connection with actual warfare la concerned. He be lieve In waiting un:il It la mora cer tain that aviator can be of asslt anoe to the army; and for the experi ment to he conducted wMh sero planea along the Mr xlinin border, he thlnka that It will l' hard for i aviator, 400 feet ot more up in the aid to dlatlngulxh very clearly Junt what the situation below la. The President thinks it would be better to let other countries do more of the preliminary work In discovering the uH ot aeroplanes in war mid that NOW H10INC IK SV Large) foam fon Wilson, Gteee) and hrnnir Orxtnliea Baahei to -ImaHkrn and Now BeiJova They Have tlie UeMperMe Negro awr roundrd liWeMed hi a Nesrro ITmasa and W aa Waving When sa Atanaapl Was Made to Arrest Hlna By Tww Mm. for the following reasons;. . t. It wntiid certainly promote among us. the divorce evil, which Is one of JaiJEbev ttowtk- hw.eter:;lwth':mot -n.rv.lv. seetlcm of nnr country In resard to divoroes, and hence. its o the grestesscttrsca-jol-ourrnerlc the purest anfl its social erooieme me v.nni,'ii:fu. Her old ' and honored families have been her bosrt and urle and the btil war ef her strength. Shall wehang BlsilOP STR-NGE SPEAKS. Tlie I'Jl! I a Miliw and Wwld lift Idcatd. . lit T(inl' ""lett. .'. la an inquiry. Bishop Chits, of the l'Kxeae of There 1 at presert ' but the, tllchtest demand or occasion for such a law; and It would be calamltou to the Htate at large lor a law to ne paneel which would increase the de ttand or multlrriy the eccasione. f . S Ws alreawy admit five cause ror divorce, while the Bible ' recognise bet on.' Te dd another-would be only to stray farther from me atana- ard which we all regard t th per fect pattern of our civilisation.- . j 4. Th proponed law wnuid leaa to still further Isxlty In our dlvorc leg. Islaltonrfor If w edniit sepsration. we may be culled on to add extravn ance. thrlftlessnea or even Insanity or mia'orfitrw as srounda- for The breaking of the marriage uo. . , j. White there may ba occasional, hardship under the law aa It tand.i there would, under the suggested amendment be greater Injury to he general public. In that fhetotal popu lation would be vitiated and the tone of civic life lowered. . To weaken the present law would be a backward step In our legislation, for safety at thla vital point lie In greater strictness rather than in grow. Ing laxity, - -- - . 7. In short, the proposed law Is a blow unintentional, no doebt, but a blow, neverthelees at the sanctity of the marriage relation, the parity of the hornet and .the integrity of the race...- k ' ' ,; -.. 8n. for vte I eameatly.. hnfie-.the fceBlilatiire 1tl not by the pa(e ot auch a law make dlvorc eaaier. th family more tinatable. or th home lea mm ure. - -i , "' HIGitT f. MOORE. Editor liibllcal Recorder,, ' Raleigh, N. C, i f strong presentation ot thla point mad to tne General Assembly of lfOi bv one of the able m who ha eat in th Governor chlr of North Car olina. Governor Ay cock pointed out that the Coutltutlon of the Slate, In prohibiting eMvorce by special act, and providing that legislation on dlvore ehould be only by general saw, plain ly implies that such legislation mould proceed only upon general principle. ami anotiia not bo accommodated to the urgency of particular vlrcura etaacea. . Now tlx rears ago the General A.. embly took up thi subject of di vorce in Its general aspect, and with out the blee of considering the par ticular hardehlpa of Individual rases, by the action of representatives of relL gloua bodies the attention of our law makers aa directed to that subject It waa for months before the meeting of the Legislature discussed by the press Of the State. Thus considered, and thus freely discussed by our ablest papers, and by many of the bleat men of the State, including both Governor Aycock and Oovernor Qlenn, there was uch a unanimity ! there wilt be plenty of time Uter on of opinion as I have never observed for the United States to darner the I nany ether discuaalon of a gnt : harvest of good results. If auch there question In thla Htate. Ho far as 1 arr. hich other countries discover. recall not a 1ngle paper of any Im-' 1 ) portahce opposed the proposition that MOM MENT TO LINCOLN. we MTiould go ban in atiiwtance to tne Code of lit 1. The attention of the ! IIoue Enacts Senaeo Measure for a State Waa directed to the aiibject, the oinnitanlon to Nevmrei plana and Intelligence and the conscience of the . Iieeigns. State were arouaed, the moat thor-, . .,...,-, ur... , ough examination of the aubject for Washington. i. c.. Feb. 7. The months preceded he action of our -,,-oted into law todav the nate bill providing for a commie e The latest Information la tha pureult of Uae negro Lewta U r-t, wantnd for the mardaar of Ix-tMity Sheriff Maraford anal Uie wimndtng of ttihtf of PMsne .brr I that he aa In bidtng ta a swamp near Ifookagtoev, tat limn roniity, and that an Im nteiine poase fratn Wllaoo. tireene aad Ienolr eoantleel I late anrrouiKled the owarap and tltat his raptare, dead or all in rapm-tod hourly Posse Unrrtea te Hooarrlon. Vlleon, Feb. 7. TbJa afterpoon tel ephone messages received hero from Hoolierton. in Greene county, stat ing that the negro Lewi Weat who murdered Deputy Kherltt Ot-orgu W. Mumford and probably fatally wound ed Chief of Police O. A. Olover. waa In that neighborhood, and upon thia Information, a special train was run from Wilson over the Norfolk South ern and East tarollna railroads, car rying g posse t)l about i men. well armed. This train left Wilson at about 3. 15 and reached Hookerton about " o'clock, arriving at the scene, your I'orreopondent. who went with the posse, gleaned the following facts: rhlH morning about 12 o'clock Mi. John lladdon, a R K. U. carrier, and Mr Jobn K.trhum saw a suspicious n-uro wHlking along the road and saw him ko tnto a negro houe. lladdon ha.l a gun. Ketehum did not. They pe'laj . w Wa'CThgThe' "whole subject and It should not be based upon mere pgrtloulars and small details, a the claim or Cha hard'hlpe of euch or auch a altuatlon, in which aa Individ' ual may .find hlmei(,.1-.Wig An4 T mrawt earnestly and eonfl cently claim - that the Constitution of our Htate intend that legialattori upon marriage and divorce should be al way upon general principles, and not upon particular1 case. I think you, sir. and the Intelligent reader of your paper, cannot have forgotten the general considerations of .prlaclpla-ai4 " I a body-oftmr"a'nunuuBlly General Aasembhr, and as a result, 1 the law enacted swept away the s)un , secure ,,lan ,nc deaigns for a numerous ground of divorce, a vtn-,,11(tabu, monument or memorial to culo matrimonii which had from time 1 xbraham j jncoln In thla city. U I to urn oeen aaaeo. ana in me sum- wtimated that thla memorial will coat ute paaaed rh tttt, enacted a law ln fhe neighborhood of 12.000,000 and wbloh commended Itself to the Intel- ,n, most in,,,,!,,. t all the monu ligence aad the conscience of the mf.nt In Washington, aave onjy the people of North Carolina. toaerlns; shaft erected in memory of 80 If that law. I to be changed It ' Washlnataa. .Tha cwmmti1rii 1 "com- should .be. only-after s-'ei-ch ftttt and posed of President Taft. Senator Shel- puhllc discussion as snail enow mat by -M. Cullom, of Illinois: Hpeaker It command the approval of a gen-; rannou. Henator Wetmore, of Khod mile from here. era! ptibile sentiment, circumstances j island; Kepreeentatlve Mct'ai(,, of have caused my absence from thl , Miixaachutetts; Henator Money, of city during almost the whole time 'Mississippi, and Representative Chump our General Assembly 01 mil nas t irK, or stixsouri been in session, but I am told that went to the housn where th negro w.h, lliulcl.in went to the back doof ami Haw that tha 111 uro was shaving. Huddon 1 heu went to Iront door and told htm to surrender At this the negr() cut ai him with a rasor and ran uver Ke'iimm. Haildnn tired on him, wounding. htm In the leg They then followed t'v trail which waa bloody. He was re.-gnU.-ri from deacriptlon to be Lew i W eiU lie had wen on hi neck and had m white sweater and red undershirt. At this writing, 7pm, tli- pos-. Is leaving Ormopd's store (or a swamp two mile away. The negro ls aaid to be only about half hour ahead or posse." Lnioir Send Poase. Klnston. Feb. 7. A report reached here about noon today that the negro. Iwis West, w ho shot and killed "dep uty. She rill Mumford tt Wthwn , --era, surrounded In a swamp near IUdge Hprings, a small vtllnge on rhe border of Greene and Pitt counties, ubout hlafH averace of ability and character I am aure they must feel that In uch a matter a that under consideration they cannot conalder the mere Inter , , airventase of Dartlcular indl- ivtduaisi hot ' tmtnhtr?rut represent the will of tne people ai large m their attitude to thla,. subject And the people of .North Carolina are aealnxt auch measures for loosening the bond of marriage, and ordering legislation In the. Interest of epectal osaea. They have shown moat clearly that the act ef HOS commends their NON-REHFRVE CLAVSE. IK' I mm Players from Any Hcdree hj Motional Baseball thnnilwHm. DENOUNCES DIVORCE IN SCATHING TERMS "More BUghting and More Destructive of Family Life ThanMormonism;" Says ,',v.w, vv' tl'-;i';::r.-' ,:,.CardinarGibDons , , The mesnage was by phone from Sheriff Warren, of Greene county, to Sheriff Nunn. of this, f-enotr sOMntt:. mt nelterr that Wierlff' Sunn organi posse at once and come to hla as sistance. Sheriff Nunn u'llckly got to gether and thoroughly armed a poo) of six determined men and left for th;-.uMitIMa evtausgjv "" A little Inter several other gentle men, amonK whom were Mayor La roquo and Lienuty Sheriff Oeorgo Gray, left In An automobile. The report reaching here was to the effect that a negro answering the pub lished description of Weat. was wn on the roud by a mult carrier who re ported it to others. IrivealiHalUin near where tb n,egro w oh wen pr-.ved that a nepro baij call ed at a negro house nearby and told the occupant that he waa the man who killed Mr. Mumford. and akel for aid In escape. They had the have contracts containing non-1 party Vhkh way ho went and they .-e clauses which have not the pursued him. A man was soon lighted Baltimore. Ml. Feb. 3. ,HKt tlie mills of the ridds. In his sermon delivered at are slowly but sorely grind the cathedral this morning ing to power the demesne X ";: . ;' ,' that can deprive a husband or wife o! the right to sepa-j rate and to enter iresn es Cardinal - Gibbons spoKe; altars of the nation. ; llas-oousals when they do not strcDPiT ftfninst the evils of hanls and wives are pa;.ive ln harmony together." fimsy ore Ton speaK I replied divorce, savin in Dart ' 'rated on the mot "It- Christianity is the texts. And as if the differ iof your rights, your prlvl highest type of civilization ent States of tHe Union were leges. Bat yon have not a and who can deny it net sufficiently accommo- word to say of your duties and then is it not true that datihrf in, this resnect one and obligations. ' we are retrorad!nf In .State has the unenviable "Ah. my brethren. If men A A - J ' J f 'all. ! .a! 9 at ' . at siraa ci BUTsaunt, oa cer tain Uses? - . " 'There it a sccial scourge more biUhtingrnd more destructive cf.fe.nily life than Mftrtncnisn. It is the fearfully ir,crc-sa' nunhcr of divcrccs thrctiAost He United Uzin. The Hitinction of trantlnd a .nin tn Karl r1n rnntlrla bill of divorce for thmere eraticn for their duties and ;1Rg or it on the sole con responsibilities, their right, .cf a brlef wJotrn ; would taHe care of them within her border. ' , Jlselves. There can U no f ' A lafy. high in society rights where there arc no life, once sild lo me inNewvfArrespondlng obligations, pert: 'I Io not recn-;There are ; tfihts against any law, 1 ;man or dlvlne.jthe law cf Cod," (Ilv Ilia .aiilalllil IraaaajiyiTf Cincinnati, Ohio, Keb. T. Baseball player who lgn contracts containing a iion-reserv-rluse.--whtch Is not n.u ahorlMd, can look for no redress from the National Haseball Commission ,of any grievance that they may have. flut h waa the substance of a decision banded down today, when the commla ii.n refused to consider a claim ot Ambrose Pullman for back salan'. ul-Kgad-o be due htm from the Peters burg, Va. club. The commission announced that it would consider no claims from player who rerv approval of the National Board of thn National Association of Minor Leaguer. Ilaltlcn IHstarhanre. (By the Asmiclated Pre.) Cape Ilaltlen. Feb. I. The deapAth boat Nord Alexia arrived here thla morning from Oonalv, where It took on government troops, which bad been transported to that place by the All niannia. 'The troop were landed nl are now awaltlfig the arrival ot Presi dent Simon, who at the hend of i large force, I proceeding here by land. He was at PJaisanse. about ten m,.a from this dly yesterday. ll,e eommaniiunt of th Cap II if. tUn district today accompanied Gen eral Kiorestnl Maglolre, who recent) waa appointed , to command of Hit Ualiien army n-an Inspection of the ohy. Fighting continues at Tron and CuanamtMh - - - ; .'-,. W ill Pluy Itwit K. an rrlcs, - (By UievAaoclsted Prea v5 Ihtltlmor Feb. 1. The Eastern League -Jmsehall pennant winner will at th end of the coming .teson, phy a poat-seaaon series of five game with an air-itar team r the team that unu is hi s second. ? ' - . ,. ' , ' :- -rr who ran and was shot at by one of th party who thlnka that the ehot wound ed him. He took to the awamp, wtter he la surrounded as reported. At this time ( o'clock) none ef the party have returned to the city. : Th Jtaleigh for dafe 'Krvtdng. To pirvent their being taken from the Wilson county Jail an if lynched. her iff Sharp and Deptlfy Mercer brought Jim glmma, who waa arrested In Wilson, and a negro giving his , name aa "Htetsoii," who waa arrested , j In He I ma Monday night, to the Btate'a rriaon laai qisnt i'r wm.tm w-cpiuk. TheyhVrlft and hla deputy arrived in the city en the evening train over ttw ' Norfolk Southern and .returned at nine "cluck. ' . - Reports com from Wiiaoa to the effect that all day yesterday groupe ; of people lingered about the jail yard.' and that If the prisoners had been v allowed to remain there last, night they 'Would have been taken nit and -ncWd, a the feeling against them was at high pitch. i. - - i Mherirf Sharp said last night that Pimm staled that Hteleon. ws In th i hnuse tvhen lMoutw Munford shot. As. for Simira he was about the houae, f. la said, when the Iragedv occurred. ntww says ha waa not . inside the house, but was on tbe out- vaiiiaaei H rii
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Feb. 8, 1911, edition 1
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