| Show DUELS BECOMING COMMON all clisset in conf bertil kalope to the I 1 it ul or bonor it is i cunora feature of the age hays the london T i chih the practice of dueling which lias completely died oit ait in this country should not onla le still in vogue on the conan int i nt taut spreading with alarming roii ii from the army and nobility to a I 1 lasses of the population A citizen who bunds his own business i austria is now liable at any hour of th day or the night to hecei e a form fron his or hi laker who a day or two later ma a sume for tins occasion onh the acer of his butcher in I 1 it i true the affair of honor i quite so dangerous as the w ana of skill among german uni c ti 1 dents known as hili hi li ott lead to the loss of a bit of an t or nose al a s end in blood and once u while culminate in death in italy austria ilung aay and otlie lands m encounter of this kind is a much more formidable matter thou sand of well meaning men and pom are yearly L ip pled or killed on the altar of knighty knight 1 honor aver min in those coin tri came his life in his hands so to sa and journalism politics the bar tin an and ra v in a biord wall in lilt t the church are clad ti lam v no conscientiously refuses ti an i abot a clil lenge to mortal 1 01 the slightest aiosi t r i airy our for n cora i i d na s i 11 y ca als n alie arpi s p n i 1 oi h till ni V mi i r del ocl re bodom ano ia ilo ini of what they elo foi I 1 one case two youths ki inin in in th school 5 aid chui an oinie arsi nar and asserted that one liaci tou lied the other on the check and thu in him the lo 10 s who were in a better position to know thin a spee titor looking don aiom a two pair back window denied the statement but the oi ice p one of them his choice beav can calling out his and being cupel led aiom the the meG tin took place a few das later ind when it was over one of the two friends and comrades had to be carried off to the Ii dangerously wounded and disabled for life |
