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GERONIMO THE DEsPERAD0.
The Tragic Fate OF Ono OF the AostlNoe
torious Daredovils OF Arisons. 4l.
From the san Frdnctsco CArontcie.

From the san Frdnetsco Chrontois. ~
A,sSns d h. ass sSd BSs daring s
,bs ever In
trying to run of, stolen horse: This isllow,
Ss a s0s a' Sss
Of head Of choice Stock. which he had run intet
ran a S1d sesSnS sss
man Regards am9pnting ha to more tn than 1900
Stars graphic story Of the chase and shootines
Vail met st' three % Mexicans. two on on horsSbasS h 81
Snd the 20 other on foot carving saddle and
isractory asooSHt @ foi their posssssina s i va
seuspiclons being aroused. he made fnduaIteSf
ad Sds haa stosn
couple OF Mexicans who were working In thSS
sff s'ss N
Ing, to A. J. Jones from the Sanford pastuFe.&
yS wSar. P6sss nondss Esn Tsras1 s.
Orosco, Logan. aud some others. was QhlcklJy
Sr the 9bs
5 Of she ehsm san
to arouse the settlers: ard the othsE men won't !;
dusk. Here they remained all night In one oSy
The horsss were were So s5oreSehiyp piss isssed out. l
we're unable to get started before o O'Clock insa
'rs s&e%nWhiiie a. party eonslst,ns .f RoSs
gan. Gibson. Sam Bohne. and Morgan. we'll srn,sy
% Tres s1 Asnos osa 81
Just Jus M two hours ours axer the H robbers had left: a
overtaEen I .In at about oclock near % Rsbeiis I!
ranch. about twenty miles further down thS 4
y ysfa: Ths h. MsHcsas bsoss ss Eh
Wns suspected. Immediately on perceiving
~ @
fire. regular fusillade ensued. In which some \
th ws5e aon WS is said to
been ono OF Slaughter's deputies. spranR from =
fl sna ffT see mes bis sS %
pistol a
ms P RPd train rss6es %urdsrsr
Ss.Ry part al III q Inc thlss: %hils % the sssentioe
managed to crawl away and secrets himself !
any set Tiers had been attracted to the spot i
by the shooting. and It was sops time beiorS
two. pistols found on the MsSicans. 8. Geronimo q
having the regular navy Colts and Victorianc II
Q few minutes after receI living tbs fatal shoSst
He did not speak. but smiled as Re expired. ~
The dead man man and prisonera were taken tel
ination on Sunday the prisoners were taken e |
1ombstone on the next day BY Deputy Sheriff
identification. in Benson. He was q youngest
ode and
and smooth face, with tho exception OF slight
SSy is sansro he e
with robbing several stages. the Sonora train /!
robbery. and the killing of Harvey Kssz and
Soto some five years ago."
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WITH THE STRENGTH OF A GIANT
A New Haven Hotel Porter Who Makes
Nothing of Seeming Impossiblilties.
From the Globe-Democrdt.

From the Globe Democrat.
NEw HAVEN, Juno 2S.-The proprietor OF
blacksmith M shop on Commeres 70 street tree wns one
prietor OF, lie Arlington House in Meadow
wers ff dius s ie rseared al I #hic ~ % snf
that Iesss @ the stranser rang in acksmishs
shGp. Inspected the various iron rods
terial for your business r. inquired he after a
while. This rod OF IRON" he continued, pick
Wnai are you talking about" reioined the
I'.l Get you can bond that with my teeth" "
bend il With Your e.s6. said d the he blacksmith NTH
You Just watch lne do TT. responded the
young man. lifting the iron rod to his mouth.
o qa
being absolutely Tree OF defects In iact, 1t
was rs perfect as amy rod Of the kind. The
were two or ihree movements Of the teeth,
jaws. and chest as he concentrated oil the
p the sqa
ends of tue bar Of iron with his hands. while
his teeth closed like !ise on the rod. When
he took the rod from his mouth there was q
bend In the centre OF II about ike the curve
No more .stoni-hei man stood In shoe leather
In New Haven that moment than The black
smith. He was speeches. for a lew minutes.
Tie first 10 break the silence was the stranger.
and it's, perfect. condition Z" he asked OF the
% use in ~ The Jorge. 1t sirit es me that poker i is
not Just what it seems to be. See here. boss.
IN bet | can beng that poker by striking it
lows statements. Asa mntter OF fact. he was
take n notion to tend all the bars and pokers
in the shop, But. Just 70 sec wAat k.nd OF sue
blacksmith told him 10 90 ahead and test it on
his forearm. The stranger peeled oil his coat.
barred his arm. and ;hen welded the poker In
the air. bringing 1t down with great IOrce on
tho rod. It broke in two.
moase 0Hhs H name !. oscar
and he is % years o, age. He is about feet Z
inches in height and weighs 1876 ponnds. Ono
hotel is 70 grab the guests big trunk Ut makes
rush ssre with on on e baee II bo
room to which len TIE Ge trunk y destlnsd est ;harnens
n 5he sh % snrs
with about Us much ease as the hotel clerk
Welcomes fresh guest. There were sey.
p'y hs fG Of sspersy The eIerk Of efps he
RSts sssa sSss VIZ gaaSs M fas a
{he guest and lifted both on the iloor SO that
we, o straight ont from the shoulder With 355
pounds thus held up. Skill told n boy Weighing
all OF 80 pounds 10 climb upon his knees and
lad Obliged. making IN all 435 pounds that
Skin was holding M.
last night in the presence OF several indi-
vidIals. Skir went through mum Ter OF his
feats. such as bending on his bare
arm q rod OF iron nearly an inch in thickness
rod weighed Al pounds. Skiff was' horn In
San Francisco. The muscles Of his forearins,
legs aud neck are as hard as rock. He stated
that the first evidence OF his strength came
when he was yenrs old. His father is A. ".
world OF minstrels by his Connection with SkilY
0nylords minstrel company. His father is
In California.
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seen oven less of the world than the American
OF the same age. In the gymnasium he has
worked with tremendous energy and persist
ence and has crowded his head with more
Latin. Greek, and history than the average
American alumnus gets together In his whole
life. He has been under rod OF iron In school
and has been suppressed and oppressed at
home till his spirits are beyond relief in tho
Ordinary fashion. He has got to explode He
has got to smoke. drink, play billiards. flirt
with women. and fight. and he has got to do
oil OF them Violently and Immediately. The
tremendous pressure OF his spirits Is unknown
to tho American hoy. because tho American
boy has had . little way Of his own all
his lie. To secure a wido. FREQ track
LOT his swift career, he must join, Q
university university CORPS or drinking and dpellins
frst. but after the freshman sensiivensss to
t,dicule. beer. canister tobacco. and the re-
nenou Thers is no tine ior Ies.u, ss Or
books. Tho freshman subscribes for some
,S sSSsen courses. at mn expense OF about ssn for
was a Bcru.sian" SAYS W a second-ie To- IN student
siudes Elmer IL eanss
tsnt HmI,.. TO an aXowal that. as q memher Of the
q s ss ~ as ssy
LGowledge which he opened by his payment
OSo Y the unt"crai:y treasurer.
student does not learn vt ali. He has learned
he Inc sot corps aFi' IN
itt!e text book which is EXPOSED among uni.
SelsIty text books in tho yindows q uniyer.ity
contains exact information as to the appropri:
A. ~ time ana manner Tor drinking u pint a hall
PM. or two pints Of beor. Itsuuintessence OF
sean, eep wisdom e included In its famous para.
aKsep on drlnfins@ @ Bisr s.s co9msnt"i ss the be
onieial title q IN 8 drinking code. Its proYI-
s'uns. includinv paragraph II. are enforced by
presiding officer, who also sslecls the songs
70 ne spng. appoints the editor OF tho Bser Ga
aeyotees. ihamos the speakers OF the evening,
and a. admi4ste justice BY inflicting fines on
~ VINO violate the letter or spirit OF the code
In n outles are onerous and require lungs OF
"Gp; III Sneek COX oi brass and atomseh OF rubber.
present they arc inSised 70 tp's sSsSt % and they
usually do 90. AT 10 or ii O'clock they ieays.
snn Deer duels, salamanders. special healths.
iIISuen's cnWa OF beer lines. and finally paragraph
ri The salamapder Ia not the least OF those.
in Tue PRESIDENT rises and introduces Il by shout:
hvsI,, hbysry one rlsos "Ali elasses .inlli' wild
smss'Ie mus 10 and hustle Of waitoIs with. more beer
s.uasnsf NTH fsii Glasss helpng n less
fmand. The weak-leeeeI aro hosted TO their
ieei and tho weak headed are kept quiet by
iinsir ins less deloolstratiye friends. Two ,wsvsr-
Wissan naes @ OF students border the table length
The row q p bs.s ass asS Ssfoas e
EIsrcitium Ealan,andri n 10 the coinmand.
ENsSSTy conS strAighteps mp and tskss Q. tight
A''@ 6Rs' nost. dFsi swsktsksa" Aus
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and ekat the lsAt yery mild eambline game
which rarely costc the player more than few
Ing putting saw. horses and cows in the lee
;;Sre rooms: shaking up" Grofessorss, s and nd the the
.. and nane snd
Indecent. as the professors are men OF brains,
Sns Brains % ss%a!l R9ss get ia the Civilized World
Such In brief is the lie into which the long
ss sns Ssr
head and his stomach are at once topsy ,turvy.
He lives IN I" dream 9d csnl,ster n,,a tobacco
bandsees and accommodating debts. II 10 eiddy
whIrl from the 'jeru. je'Itn,; ;jel1,' ofthe corps
the beer waltz. through the intricate gyrations
OF tho tidy third-story bedroom, to the seltzer
sna sn the q sns sHca a. the
wonderful. Joyous chaos to the liberated young
a.s he dSf ss not to pHSe pss i S
lures Of tho final examination. The young
them hen only only as he erudsinsls spends . few dol.
lars II uI by subscribing
Thres rec terms lei % are passed in this hurly-bnrly
of beer. song. end @ good , feIlowship; The ellen.
By enjoyment Of lie. lie swaesers and blows
and philosophizes in bis swollen personality.
He hH. gathsred eSndenee k enoHgh ,S enconr
SUM. % He oozes theories OF government. econ:
saa drop an3 lis ns
like D. Q. He feels strong enough 10 be
proud OF high sentiments, and ex presses them
with q frankness which young men Of other
northern countries seldom attain to-. Love
caasea 10 be fearful word to him. and he doos
not hesitate to Riorify the passion and ac-
Enowledge its power while SCORE listen. The
so invariable among English speaking col
in short is all feeling and voice-that is. when
This con fdence aud full bloom Of his nature
is contomporaneous with remarkable altera-
tions In his personal nppearance. He gets
Yates. a. parting down his back hair.
tie colored cap well back from the forehead, so
that he may look the world full in the face. and
hs is proud q thn, too His eorrs ,S coISrs cross
however; Is not offensive a 10 persons srs who nn-
ated man In his liberty to be his own unhRr-
messed self. He is in the mellow days OF uni
veraity life.
With the fourth term the spectre OF the final
examination appears In the distance. H..
shivers q little and goes to n lecture. which
causes him to fear that he does not fully COM
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chips and the beer Wont around among, the
Americans. and they soon forgot everything
mugs The echoes OF " "siientiunl." pro
DOrna" and tho like eyideaces, OF progress
from the q een cans did not disturb them.
Each party In Its way moved along with IN
orensinE turmoil tWard parseGsphh n Both H. wsss
gone gone 70 the winds. The poker game wss out;
and the American students. amid babel OF
mors sGsn Ths srsr1 CAPS
too. but they still snt IN their seats and minded
their own business IprOarionsly. Only their
big maStiT began to tire Of the festival and
lounped round the room He met an Amerii
ompiiments, we're, exchanged. The mastifr
wagged his Tsu,onlc tail unsnspecttng glyi wan.
dored straight over to the camp o, the fhllts-
tlnes and laid his nose on the table before 9
student OF medicine from Iowa. The STUDENT
OF medicine picked up his beer mat ann. 70
show how little he cared for green cars. smoto
the friendly nose There was yeip; h scrry nrssn
oars rose hastily. held shoit, confuse, , con, con,
The room. Tho Americans had 9 ha,y idea
that o challenge was coming. anu they III
probably realized that the man who hit the d9y
had In ended 10 Insult til" owners am shonin
not hnvO done II. still no one gave or ionk
Hny advice or rgepared 70 DO anything e. " deccn,
and order Every keHSaI ins Iowa man
"i;iye him hell. Eddie Well clean EN- out
Tho green can saw he was gotting close 20
rather hot and unhealthy, region Ior green green
caps but he behaved ss u be yerS II the Hn,.
the honor OF his oorDs must be sustsinso "
due Sdhsrsacs to the traditional lorna No
The sun., 1891-07-05
THE PRIESTS LEARNED LIZARD,
A Small Green Saurian that Showed 1AA
marknblo Intelligence.
From the Globe -Democrt

from the GtObc-Dtm0crdE
NEW ORLEANS. June 24.-Upon the once tablOI
OF prominent physician OF this city lies Q little
green lizard. with bright bead eyes. which
guards the papers on the desk, and Is the SUBJ {
ject OF little story the doctor is very fond eft
toll.ng. THAT tiny creature" the Doctor said. !
whieh is the object Of Nns Of ,he sil!isst and
tho devoted and solitary friend of dying mar,
showing an M intelllGenIce and love which would
1t was While suendins . month n ' in the little,
9 aas Graes a F%hds SS
in service. but lipeerins il that Warm n eiimsss
tees "a .1s naa Of
genee and VIDE iniorma,on1, a1, and / found hiss
] was startled to soc o little green head pesp-s !
ing at me from under the prest,s % pillow. ,Fol:v
sasi afo e tsS Ss
- My only friend, be said. and the learned I
s" now s1sn 1os must show s ths Sentlsnan What So
can do. Mr.. Green
He here here prSSdueed roo little Ladder made osY
command. and then descended. carving OF /
the indder Tn It's back td, e the bog in which is
am smini%tnre % vine win; glass. " Monsieur Vert he: has
bad hnhts;' snia the Father: he is toner!
eSt Walk %i Ts stsash bessa aoSssi.
S from side he.y % fao in ss1sy sa 4 sa made Sss sns
grunknrds produced a sudden flounce over on
Its back. stinehing OF tho queer little feet. 4
mn! the poor topper was presumably dead. |
Only one & t%inkllng eye kept watch on us @ 70 see
Minter pretended to- weep. whom Monsieur
Eert h,l h'npprd hp up and running to him. creps
w Now yon mpstte us the de,.rest country
IN hS T0p saa tie ~ Gries ons rap % hS
SS5,her S, single ras. WslIi say Franssa AoI
rolled over and repeated the lying dead per-
about lrelandt' \ turned again and beat .
Monsieur Vert But what have you to say of the
United statesr The lizard expressed Its on
lhusiasm by turning {. slow and most i'm
formance which had | not Witnessed would
not have creditpd II, but Father Minter as
sured me that It had not been the trouble u
train tue lit tle creature that 1t was to teach
tricks to dog.
side the PRIESTS window. but snent most of
its lime running or sleeping on It's 10 ige ana
would often be for hours watching Its friend.
When no grew too weak to inlay with IT, 10
would creep into HIS hand and never stir until
no would command y to- 60 home when Is
turn and try aud s,oal hack 10 him. The dag
the pr est die It could not be induced 70
leave him TOR moment; nnd wren no had
breathsd his las1 I bad to- remove the poor
the lizard for my own, but 1t fell a Victim on
the day Of i:s masters funeral to tho foolish
prejudice spoke Of An attendant. seeing the
little creature crawling about the couch wheTS
ITS dead friend lay. knocked II on and killed
1t with bS0oms but had 1t preserved" y
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prehend the subject After week Of dim con-
tSTe and sivers nore He s pssses
the whole fourth term in thus slpplng the litter
shea the
sSriptions. With the vacation at tho
,,lose Of the term 81, comes the resolution
e,,n SU iandf That re- ution M Is % usually % the
groan before the final waxing from his golden
Sersity for his NTH term to servo two mas !ers
He goes TO lectures with u hig leather note bag
% reams Of iiieginIe abstracts Q" dosen M nc or mose
courses OF ,tures to which ho has subscribed
in his paaacky snEsrness 10 make " nD for lost
prone ,ly thirsty in the corps hall and properly
sanEnne IN the msnsm s h Bus i ava,,s a., him HIM
| term mellowness and abandoned spirits. The
way to The examination spectre lies straight
nor beer walt7es dispel tho vision. Filth term
r aaa M.l "eong " hs neM erta sst
term is at hand: l. is the beginning Of ,he end
81 sbe Herr Sas
.onSs @ that ana Is thd for fasS Rh
with the S eight Git sIsniiIcant IL sters following his
name. He shakes hands with all his old chums
and remarks solemnly:
NJ. make my exam nation.
God bless thee. wretch" is, the answer, rs
nS oIo ihsR bsa Hs Sn
down MS Dig pipe. lie tells his lhnilady what
this means. and she puts away the bizarre rel
ics OF his former lrivolity.. He gets an alarm
clock, and orders coffee f1F 6!s o'clock N;
and inextricntle tangle. He misses out Q
sentence hero and there. and copies all
out in u new look. Then he takes his
new b ,ok to a coach. perhaps: 10 compare it
with the coachs notes. 1t 10 all wrong. He is
in despair. eady to give II all up To strengthen
his courage he hastily writes very humble
and elaborate application or the honor of be-
Ing allowed to come before the most revered
philosophical faculty. &c. to try his exam
inRtion, and files It with the Dekdn Of his fac
ulty In a few days he gets an answer that his
application has been accepted. and that or, II
cerIain evening near the end Of the terr5Sne
sors in the three studies. which he has chosen
for ubjects OF his examination.
That official paper has the desired effect.
There is u wild panic. a ransacking Of candi-
dates preceients. a dozen consultations with
student friends. visit to the most approved
coach. a sleepless night or two. and then Herr
Cand. Phil l.. as his chums say. grind" an
"ox."a buffalo" aud everything else that is
superlatlvely. INCREASINGLY, and ideally studi-
ous At Ga O'Clock he takes breakfast. From
to 10 ho Grams down notes lent him by his
coach. committing to memory pnge after mage
tn his head swims. repeating catch words till
erations till hiseyes bulge. Then he hurrles or
to lectures from ~ 10 ~. writes like mad in the
front seat so that the professor will see and
approve OF him. and nfrerward sticks fast to
the lecture room door till he gets q chance to
bow low to his prospective inQAisitrr.
A 25-cont dinner and a pint OF neer refresh
him for the afternoon, during which be at
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s sfa scl sSse sS
esus s sha
sns h bs esasss o sSs b.
strohssaek. The sreen GAP nndsrstandine was
,Ths Ssrmsn STUDENT d does 40. limit his 10y. .
ssus s knspe 70
sss med Hna OsS snS
.!Ss eraPsis house sa:." der ;siigsaie'.. q q
gray misery" For each one Of these nditions
ihero is q certain prescription OF delicate her
Se Of shss Witch
tho student observes az seonselentiously rs he
Sac sn Hao hss round
the head OF each student on the n,enstT. and
such an n,,S aSnse9t and approved slamor has
many proceed to nourish tho time. worn ira A.
soluloer and most American students in Ger
many. who have stood on the nlensnr. or have
hood 70 raise % their Voice. Voices against the ' roman
IT, stories r o. TIE sumner The
fentlsman's way Of settling an affair Of honor,
DO with tho challenge or the cause OF it; II is
ers.. lsd the reople in revolutions, and we're
ready to draw their swords and defend, their
lives at any time Of day or night. The depa,-
ture ofthe;e stern davs was not accomnanied
with the disappearance OF spirit ant pugna-
city on the part Of the e,,,, university
exuberant anxious to outstrip rivals. and
eager Tor diversions from study. Under simi-
lar circumstances Americans have turned to
baseball. football. boating; and occasionally.
in R6FiOu4 emergencies, to punching each
others heads. History. tradition. and national
peculiaIities merely gave the German student
tho inclination 10 choose. instead OF all thes..
or any Of them. the ,.ensm;. II any romano
cation Q: the conseuuent G glamor is to he i"und
duel is neither more Nor less es citing than an
does not stir the imagination to romantic
flights; and TO the aesthetic eye is somewhat
ridiculous In cunsenuence OF the bundled-up
appearrnce Of the contestants. II some times
copious flow OF blood. and therein is its only
claim to about one enth of the mealy heroics
which are lavished upon 1t.
Theeword in the duel Is long and thin and
1t has basket hilt Tho principals are care.
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round at his EXPENSE. and daybrenk comes to
find the last salamander still undrunk and the
last beer sreech still unmnde. broad daylight
creers In and warns all that the examination
was held Yesterday. Then there is a final en-
bracing, q final health all around. n final God
sneed. and the workingman on his early way
hears the full swinging strains OF that stout
and true old German song:
So anRs wr Inn kennen
Violin wiz. Inn Bruder nennen.
Es lebe anel dieser Brnder hochi
That is all. With this last. sudden flame tho
hre OF university days has burned out from the
young mans lie. Who cannot ieel with him
the painful. absorbing sorrow OF his whole
heart as he sees from the window Of depart
ing train few days later, the waving cars and
colors of his student friends and hears again:
so lange wir Inn kenneni
And they2 They turn homew8rd sadly as tho
last car vanishes and the most intimate com.
rade 0f the new Herr Doctor in his half dozen
student sorrows and his thousands Of stu
dent JOYS. speaks for the rest.,
!" t. o ball Too had! He should have beon
pluckel. he should have been u twenty
termer: he was such tankg'
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TIE GERMAN STUDENT.


-, Dr,nker's Text 1eeh sna its
. paragraph Ne. 11-Besr Drsnk-
=. . Nice s.d Ce.prehsssivs Disei-
.,,,.-A Row Betwse. German and
....,.., students-Dueiiins-Ths Spec.
..,rx.m,natior-Th Herr Doctor.
r,. o.rm.n student a. he 10 not has been
a.. .uh,.et of fanciful descriptions ever since
.l.,., u. on Tho Continent became popular. Tho
s1.s'an us tonrlst got chance to learn all about
,T, n,., aurin q walk from the Heidelberg railway
n..,,on W., 20 the Castle. he has been represented
hs,iIperent young man with slashed and
s..r.d iaoe. hideously colored little cap on
%. hocr oi his head and an irresistible desire
" ~, ,arn avery one and everything upside down.
" ". ' has bsen described as "auaflng foaming
h.oSsrs" at wild midnight revels" undor the
.ssdow of tho walls OF ruincd castles. and a.
.n. .,,s,dI,on !. TO tho n,ensur with an unausnch-
VIA thirst for scars and glory permeatine his
rho,s belns. His plain American drunk"
s.. h.sn transformed into "rovsterine
a"u na,r,val." or something equally good. by tho
.aur;.,,s pen or has boon wrapped in the
,,nanIstlc smystery surrounding the word
"Knsipe." He has been also disguised as q
.rolllokinr" sonGster born with silver
,nnine FORK In his mouth. "swlnGtng
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REAL
IDEAL.

.horusss" arc supposed to be his speciality.
vith now and then a sentimental serenade.
vhsneyer the spirit OF German romance" who
IA believed 20 DO his constant comnanion. sees
AZ 70 give him an extra bunch. Tristan nnd
J,olde" Hegel. and all sorts OF "transcen-
dental and unprnctlonp' stun. according to tho
tourist. cram his brain and flow from his lips
Ia yioent torrents In short, the German stu
dent has been bespangled so porsistently with
all this tinsel OF cant expressions that tho un.
sophisticated American girl who has known
only budding James the freshman. or sleok
William, the senior. imagines him 10 be the most
dsshing. foreign. and altogether fascinating
Bohemian In tho world. always excepting. OF
COURSE the scarlet and blue Prussian officer.
who. BY the way has had even more doscrip-
tive claptrap hung on his historic figure than
has the student. An occasional reaction
against the accepted student on paper
has resulted in an equally falso rep
rsssptation OF him as drunken. brawlin9.
bjy.psunched. stupid ruffan. with no other
ambition than to Ill his thick skin with beer.
TIE prevailing American conception Of this
mi rue figure in Continental life makes him.
consequently. q bedizened Quixote or an exotic
Bowsry thug. or . crazy quilt combination OF
both. Now, the truth OF the whole matter Is
that the German student Is merely an unusu-
ally we'll educated. sensitive. and honorable
young man. quite abreast OF the general line
OF modern German civilization. and partakinR
OF all the peculiarities OF that civilization. He
Is more picturesque than the American student.
but only because he lives among more pic
tures1ue people. and on moro picturesque
Continent He'is neither supernaturally brave
nor amazingly transcondental. He drinks his
beer from plain mugs, looks forward with
great anxiety to q meeting on the inensur.
which is. In fact, far less dangerous than tho
ring Of amateur pugilists. He sings OF tho
key. and is not born philosopher. II the
German student !s mono Of these great or little
things he has been painted. what is he9
When he enters the university the German
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