HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times., 1909-03-11, Page 3that tbe hief of be "fig
rrorist Organization irt Ru
been �vcrment
rrorists
ac-
u5ed, *lb was present at the first.
essions deemed .it prudent to dia.
terward; The geyser
olgana claim that this strange
haracter was itssfal tehis ernploy-
‚•
inasmuch
.1)
begin to
such automatic )14
iv, for others '
rship for alL.
This is not t
the kin o thiri
.rains . 'oharcter.,.
, thoughts of the lieart sl*P
tionsof the individual
;the, actions' of niankind. . But, t
AA
'Preiudieediand blind a dt0
1,
*
Then ; wesi
Ikt$ as i
AS • ()Wet
•i124 M
thi
you ' ,i,
o regrets, .:o .:.
ern -4k
w. ' • '1: ''.•
u mat e
terantle'Rf opinion is otteu the t
.
1orae the theories of
o
neither
did with the
, of
is
. tnat0 I., U
1 am' no e 1
i 1 0 0 to
al i4b.may 11$04 4
ave in In osion certain
ards filok,Practic
4 t0. UnAM,
ter not yet
CUVU-7 01 pies 81 114
eitern v tub,. and
istricts of Scotland
ublis would.
. .). ,
age
7 tio d ule to
t t t eariti ., '
ties0 theft.. • But it found that
't. *UK '14'.'"Vet$ Considerable, in.
tercst ging taken in the.question,
• at. three of the Avetowns
)11 had sohemes in operation,
'awing ia in inverse proport
work is the
:e'foc
i8 to led.ve it.
rthe work of heaven yot
_...?r; Otea4e" Alit i
r. .e. ,that he - organized -?-./iever
11 suecessful assasinafions, includin
t those of Plehve and Serius, an
oeirrinTsViaa.-0701Wr-4;rut oir
merit .
no use wasting biowson the
o is'afraid of being hurt.
u get Mush instead of men
..them only soft
-sighing-for II, eliaric
iead if you dare not g alone.
tit of deep sorrows come high
ver s to comfort and Strengthen.
I ness Makes the hours wear -
1.
ries.
an nov eknow any deep joy.
o can laugh- it: the sorrows of
iother. . , •
The man who in' his
is not always the same in lAiS
pees,
• o etime$ wo need -tides of grief
o carry us over the bars of our
is potent.
The only way to ffet all the hop-
e in life is to give -for the hap.
of all,
The man who tiangs his head
gainst hard foots feels his bumps
d Is them faith.
OE ----LOALLEAS"
Ida *Mon% the arid
er ocracy
„
send • recalHng, a no.
visit iOr of great import.
• -A-visitor SCryjflts
before hz reachet-lho -Unite; -
- other consideration is shown to him,
*Wedding to relative. rank, The
ieft, and not th*riitkA.4 there_cort.
oL honor,
t tint
kedr inan
noi; *$ ourlien
etch
stitntionslists a, sert
SOXE SPITErtIL WILL
• r.aetieuaries,
tici—aN47--Wse-d=the-zrefiror.
t d- of rivah, as -weU ase su
Pi
1fltc1hjcta1 h
theological
1414141.4
,
,--IS fi
2: r ou i
0 plu,
Jieve °bro.* 0 i
ition t ' is
. - ,,
rth. while e gze
among11
ast e d before n
hink we Y expect P31`
n revelations.
fiittcd, agents, who are
el and well
Au ;!
walks f d o
o diseredit the reform .xegorte Y have'
uiu justify martial laW, Wholesale ex- t ve4.1 -,(4 1.i eP°14°.1:1
lIi
e4T4tiT's swial$,,*'ePzit' 4184 11141.t .4°Mliatretrtis5abiott.f ?chrl'ilVtecil)41evYer.lircsiatn
'provocative agents 'naVIS Pe411A em- bay° preeise information, °Wnere
oylert.404netigate- Miner political uncertainty' is moot ;certain to 1
often with
$ (liscovered,. attd, tho
rimes, and that the massacres 0
MfotterS Which*If they were se
19043 were ordered, by officials are tied ,,,,„1,001,tteo ,woom 10,0„,
all ii
notorious fiats, but that the.highest tere.st to US.'
.membcra.olthe should -People ' 100'
bevV0 encouraged and • Itubsidiamd t of 'this
e.ears. ,:f.-n.tit.JL,Ggg.......AP.XEaitNtir
pies acting as -energetic terrorists
• f4
what cis* Russia has to
1ace among civilized peoples and
what cenfidence any honest itussiim
constitutionalist can have in the
government and the bureaucracy.
f -
"Strong -handed reform" has been
the "liberal" premier's watchword.
Be has defended executions at the
rate of four or five a day on the
score of necessity. Pacification was S ON,
his first duty, and to terrorist; no
mercy Could be Shown. But what
becomea of this vey_it
-
fhb- Mules can trieed- L Aeneas wit. *rens.
„
to lice ,.strult_setret_tertice_ins'
g mar -101r sOintroeg
r040e 0mei0,10 utvaitea .ittegons
mil horrors and.helpea the revolu.
tiortary movement will, not that be
regarded as natural t Was there
ever arkinstance of confusion_worse,
confounded-morring-than that
presented b Itussia ° '
on t. e groiig fore,
dis-
covery of the .14W of graviti,tion,.
No 1114.21 V01,114:1 be condemned to
e-ehainect-torthiretrift
ai1xigOr ear 0
,,,off becanse he -refused t
believe that law.
The'great.thing to. do: is-: to ateept
the feet*: as they. are'for working
of Them Against WeaseiriOP
Concerned a Mans
Quito a number of wills have been
proved. recently -which „have --co
ed strange beglzests, evidently
emptied . by spite Strangely
enough; most of Oese vindictiw
wills are directed against Weirte'
A -SU Iouis citizen left a theinSa
dollar* to a certain party on the
grountstittOtt be. "never forgot
flavor. Ten root ago, it appears,
therlimatee _ran away with the tes.
telt-or \wife! • .
Another will was proved of a mit
left hitwife one farthing, and
itetted that it should he *eat to'
, L
r by post in an unstarriped en-
velope. Ili* , • was , made two
ear* before hi*deathi`and he gave
is e reason for his,action that his
ife had called him an "Old pig"
nd other, newt's.
" The. other \day a ',11.1411 died, an
left his property to his daughter o
condition that she paid* to a terfai
',son the *sin of It cents for the
porchoe of i* heisPerr cord, or hal,
for .The use of the 'dear wife of
xpikssing the hopo
thstj she wouldt#10t.t. we
oruie 0
il*r railway line who die
1 1 *
Verse 31. Tlic
story, .of -the _.'ieen
ertioff..0f-PauI is :passed overat
time, to be '4*.taken up in tho
next quarter, when we begin the
Second. . Ataxy I
-work of St.-Pitut, To -dwell on that -• event hero .would interrupt
the7epurse-oHlii-lristorir *
e specially inting in connection, with
the beginning ofhis carter. '•
32. Peter passed throughout all
quarters. --Peter's" ,first liornemis-
sionary work . was conneetion
wjth john'N,
They both' returned to Jeruaslrn
kel.ttaing,
nutria on the
e Arid
I'tIrig* huaogainpet tour
t preaching
the -outfit!, and .healingthe, . sick,
as Ins credentials; and as
ing the spirit an41 nature. of the
pols.;.___visiting. and encouraging
and teaching -the, new .cluireltes
°rine& br the .persecuted Christi,
ens, and keeping them in tenth
the apostolic church in .i.ery.
. • „.
Itetn
ti14b ShowIng that. the Th$,, row of. cartri 21110tdd
. cure ' irsettious, Siek of the 'gazers -1104 with the wind .0.04.1
• Very nearly the leaMe
ies hero of Troy,.
. ,.
a 4 , , cijes. e
igs are ii 0 leave yestci
Ms for Tb
only gerous heresie arethee
When we love and. lie'afn*,lit:e*
4fits
, .
t eitruth,_or pride peruad
us to be singular in error rath
)to' be lost in the, larger no
P If 11Y.'4110,1x.h°4114reee:PtehrPeLlotxtuedthP+ st?otk ' 1
ions,..in,matters, nf tell to
aiiiihW uneertaintfos
i * i e that
. . .
iv -gar 0
than o tear down.f,. W
8140441041SP' -build 1211-011 40 forst
c bigot* for nur p
Ownc.
)11Y Wing wri‘. ell*
agent"directi lona h
lett
*es, are
eriousness *
r in
Jiithcrto ;it
defences, military and
s great v• al akil• ettlnyludYaecitemt'erjtfno:on1F-lintTcelnIdenifeea"Att. td:
tho Pthre .resest. rnornent, however,--
tlie
0_otezoorfv,00iur: mina,
00 - -
suppliesin- the
911:4 'PI 01
4 of h
cut
e wi ceao to -1001c- n the industrial centres
clouds of theory, and will And,. Scotland alone there are at th
trlitli _through life, right.doetrines•Ttionient no, feWer- that -1,500
r-4
through' duty. -
• \ons, male and female, in AP611.
. HENRYNR COVE; 'ploy of the ,Oernian general et
It is now known -that-the whole of
work through his disciple Peter a, the defences of Stotland havebe
1.4t
miracle orrextoration such as he secretly investigated during the
imseif had wrought during his, lad, two Years) and reported an to
earthly life. Petr went, and like Perlin.
his Master at 04Pernautil) (4O put "Th'ii number of Germans" re t
them all• forth. Then he kneeled larly .eollecting information 1
down and .PritY4." , Then, with as.. England, more especially on the
surance' of -an anowerihei; turning east and south coast, is computed. . to the body, said, , Tibitha ' to Ie -over 004.P
_,,...----- -- - -- -
4
41. Gave her his hand 1
---ton up after „she-av,8148wasiteli
fore it s restored.-
, 4llteder-lietlite- Members -are
,_011egoihittMe.,
, • he New Zealandparliament
there are four :,native ,or Maori r
presentative*. The old-time Maori
, ...... •
TRorrxrtosrms; 'ittemIntieri:n7raiznier fort:v*4;10k boanct
owder Ma' be Throw . •
id ly rjuo_tlirengh thewarith.'
. . but DYnamiti!.evero. . JBritishand whose only conception
parliament was a ,plate in whicli
The, best way to destroy ordinary
black gunpowderis to° throw -it in_1t0 vetitlisti' thi"""411"figriev**
to * ittream,Ander. conditions th!sneC* m P"digmut.S'Arys 004000.
Psurs7ebtletin11; riutoriiirina,41°sIntilinrgPlg-h:P11.14 ' 1)44 1 B1:: °DI) rit1:11entireI '41:1717 clveilimibt e rz
1114101Viiittijttlio-sikW-pelie. °If no r4"1 '11:11tettillitr')"- '00
-table ..streant is _available- the' _th„,te-°14.06 time s' la,"" fightin
owder-isity bei.**.tij'-rT-Siitb.*''ehmA'-toolr higalieati-'01-theremikait
water in tubs, or the drridriPow4 Inline4I"7 *4*Ien'ellt1-°IVie"..nity..*
der maY' he poured out o'n the' whitO-41.4)74- Iron). 41* 1
Una ii:i St, *long' thin line and ig... With.a. sublime ontenipt'for Bilk°.
nited with a fits at One ,and. . .. . Peat' eomreations; hehad come into
To de4,0030, tlyninlite cotriatioi ,the hOuge with the tail' °tea entierit
et&thiefutialyP°rtemirviattiPP, ill -1,11e .b4ahr°4$11-14.044441-rt, fromlatIL1-.°hittAkrteur 41114\ 'Pr44"41ing
litigos laid in 4 row with their ends '
in touted., and .the first eartridge
.10104 witl_tikint_w4e• ithout,
tven ' with theta precautions
simultaneous ,explosioni ot the, en-
tire MAIO May '00Ctirt SO that it. is
oon as gill gets oid `e
t ow better. She qui
iflz *long .fier. waist
ro
are abouth4,40014;e.:33-'dth2t
41;initilithY7 tis incrcsing. tle ' tAshe;:cte"m''tinhtisil:
Stoners -states, there are, of course,
differences ,.Of 00i0i0n. re are
thi±s_tyl,..A.rit them as e firs
Wri"-117-ep to ,the
urther dealing with the.problem of
unen11403"ment, inssinAkth as there-
-sCaCturd'_condo
a t may °aseertaine ' There
e those h egard
DING tapgc. wont,
Port or. August; of Sir
Franeis. Oppenheimer, Onrninit-
O.gneral at Frankfort, showed that
in Witten towns workers , Were
found for more than 10,000.vacan.
Oleo, And in `eight smaller towns
ranging 'rem 15,000" to 10,000. In
Yrankfort-on,;Maisti
�ut of apopulation of 4$8,413, and
n Dusseldorf 27.,1101 out of a 'popu.
Wan ,0014 -7 -The fgureBin.
dteate that tlie exchanges are large-
ly
nsed;-. and that they have lotiki
the confidence Of 'both employer -an
workman. Their usefulness IS in.
atir;ris4 We 41' ibelh tohbft oar:: etin '(-).sto in°Pe':°orfti itnhae*
°mat: ioramnbt: urt.h opyr alsni cs te sin the binyo b. it). hi tlys
The investigation ' of Atha Ottimnis.
siorters led them to the following
onclusimis: •
-FINDING OF COMMISSION.
•protee-
Live
there exists in German
ge 'amount of unemido ment
„
aces.
ac ua numbcrs of the unemployed
and the degrealot poverty,..experi-
need appeared to have -been --pre*
exited -from ,reachingthe samenetite
loge as obtain's' in towns of silt*
ar "size ,in•ilteitt....Britaint,4*400.40
he following, among,* other, reit,
(a) The to-ordhiation and system -
Lia ent_oft-Puttli0-:-,,labor
exchanges ieh. sdnlits employers
• d workle More easily to ascer-
tain
the actual condition of the
ebor market, and tend. to 'lessen
the nunThe jof tiose-1unemployed.
toilet
mplo
minimize nemployment tmt_gegel
The,greater,faeilities'pessess.,
ed by,this,Glerttiali m'unicipedities to
cope with unemployment in their
espeetive Areas, owing to their
freedorn from 'the restriction impoe-
y,-tentralized authority, -
) That intisinuih as Olerman.
*homes *of insuranee for unem.
e :Droppe
,11,xbausted.,
reate
°rid 80 by, the
.xzaucs t,Lzat
would run against
horses an, the r,acecourLong-
charnps,Paris -which is 2,290 yrdi.
.rouno, .tW.t tiorttes t4 trot oi galiop,
lit; not to walk, thd Gcnaio net "
to .walk either,thewinnor being
the...horse or man.° who 5hOuld go
round the . course the greatest '
number of times, °The OW '04100
,0 on September 0 and thirtecn-,.
rsevwerc
entired,'"'na.nied: Ther
who was. thirty-three
age, and of ' a vigorous and :w317 ---=-"A:
'Ironic,' but 01 th&4hirteen-horses_
`on-irtiii-were takez to the 'post °
Thereat*. Tom, and .I.enny: Siena
1?ei..14
TWO. 1101tSES° STATED,
The signal having been iiken, the
horses and Genaro started. In the
third round Nobbler and Miss Grin..
away were putout of the rice for
having 'fallen into a iwillc; for the „
same reason Penman was beaten
in the fifth round, Schavenger in
the seventh, Paella in the 'thir.
teenth, Coquette in the fourteenth,
Taurus and ,SultandtweMy
third. 11here now rumaincd but
two horses running, tote and Old
-bat-
awaymos unnecessary pace,
and had :made, forty turns,whilo
'• -Stilili4here-Witif---a-fettanee
for the':pe',destrian, for 'those two
Ornent are MO in the eXperiMeit.
*tenet and having regard- to.
eft obvious limitations, they can,
t he reetorneridedler adoPtion
Greet Britain with 'much con-
YI I
nee.
ed, cot1.1(1 not have continueci to
run much longer, and had they
given up the contetti Genaro would
havebeen allowed2by_ the terms,ef,
thilitie-fo-4-07-Mit.:,it 'ilia slow ° jog
trot as he pleased, till he had made
up the distance that they had
'gained upon him.-
.
between revers and eight,
when it was very nearly
'dark, aro, • who liad. suffered,:
infielvfrorti-thelioat'iif-thTegiir
the heavy nature of the gr.o,Und,.,feli
down sonseleser arkti 4i citried off
to the weighing house. The Owners •
f Lot° and Old Ireland, .not WiSh-
seto--.,kilf• their -
eV -agreed to Aiiide-the: itakiia;
These sheries: (Old and raniCont
teeplechaers) had 40116 tweety
and Alitartergi-in•;tit,4ft-,.-
Genarti,, in tit*
rly twenty-three
' ig-
Pal8Y 101 i$' a #1,,,ntritOtiOn Of tIK4 'lite Av. the leeward end so that .
word ' paralysis. '' „ ., . ,tho-Ilanie:will be drives away from
44. Jesus t hriste-Thaiie the fes; WI 'Pal*. 4 . ,
eh., Peter .guards against being lotoren ittrunilte should be li
ought the.isouree of the hea1 ling. led with 'pedal ear, as it c
om-
Fe dm** men net to himself, butflinstion is peculiarly,. liable to
the Saviour, and shows that Suine ant-explOsive inlieracter. AJ
,iesli$
is gin don* the same kindt small quantity it4 dynamite olio'
f work he cIkI when he was living f destroyed by throwing.. it in''ver
on earth. , o
cher , *cher orl 10441, bit. into an ipen ,
,
, attention' 'citrtri4 401*
.. ,
wl
'north j
heorusal
• t 1
yr3a, the conitnon
1011"mean sple
lied Dort*(C*azt
she TO
001iii11"4 U at
guess felt t
ime &a yo