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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Gin nnmrni6Ii6rr Sater.
Or ipcrrte feim 9odtel den in cen Seller, 100
cs ppn eeu RatteH auaefreiien pare - 9as
SdJtufdl crbdIt feiue pobIpe rsientc Strafe

ce pom cen 3dtteH aHattrettcn Darc. - SaS
Sdeufal erbdlt ieiue uObIue rnientc strafe
q Netp : y OFF, IL. Wtdr3. = Sin
unmenf9licher 8ater, Der 2lpot6eter
Quigi Sanu6eli bon Mottz uno 9ez
fteritraBe, peI6er Iein iiebenjdbriges
S06ter6en emma Wo6en lang in
einem bumpfen, toIten, i9muBigen
Seller iperrte, I'D bas arme &ino bon
3atten angefrefen puroe, erbielt gez
tern feline Strafe fir Iol6' barbariz
fde 9anolungsDeiIe. Gr purOe in
Den Sps3ialz2lIitien gu einem Sa6r
9efdngniB unD $40O Strafe perurz
t6eilt; tann er Die 8elbitrafe ni6t err
Iegen, 10 pirO er fir jeoen Dollar Ell
nen Sag Drummer miiiIen. DIS ein
Poli3iit bic &leine fanD, Bot Iie einen
i6auber6aften 9lnbltd bar; i6r Qeib
mar nit Wunben uno 8eulen bebedt,
lie bate bic Spra6e na6e3u perlpren
un0 mar 6ulflps tpie Elm 8abD. Der
2lpptbeter beorp6te ben i'm ber6aftenz
ben Ppli3iIten nit einem 9olhmefier
uno tonnte nur nit GROCER W&ii6e
OingfeIt gema6t peroen. 3u ieiner
8ertbeioigung bra4te er geitern Dor,
oas &ino bate an elmer unitetenoen
8rant6eit gelitten, uno er babe bic
9lus6reitung Der &rantbeit i'm 9auIe
perbinOern pollen. Dis er abgsfu6rt
nuroe, i6rie bic &leine, buB man es
i'm gan3en 8lof b0ren tonnte: sd
mill nit meinem 9apd gs6en; er lit
Elm gutter 9upa!" Sic befinoet ii6
in Der O63ut Der n8inoeri6uBz8ez
fplIfrh1ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12

eriten Sffi3ier Der ySaDsl" teItgra>
pbii9 an. Oieier bate tn3pii6en
3eit, 2(qes in Srbnung gu bringen, ioz
Dab, ais Sa9s Daruuf Der 9err Gomz
miffdr eri9ten, 2tues fluppte. Der
@oHmifGr 3oGte ben MannIdbaFten
oarouf6tn bas gr0bte Sob unb per-
fpra3, bic Su4e an 3uitdnbiger SteQe
in Berlin 3ur Sprd9e gu bringen.
9a6trGeli6 enfoedte man Die Wurz
nungs 0epeide, Die Der @ommtfdr
dufgege6en bate, unb tpeiB and, mar
I'm bamals auf Dem S9fFfe 2(Ges pie
an Shniirhen aind.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Sine Srherunssanifult Die iiinfttge
gSnhnuna.

8 lid , burg Bd., Il.
Widr5. = Die II Sabre aIte 9(ltoonaer
gt0rOerin Minnie Spanger, pel6e
6stunntli9 einen i6r unliebiamen On
tel, 9lamens WtcGregor, bur6 pergifz
tetsn 8affee ms Senisits bef6roerte,
puroe 6eute Dem Ri9ter por9sfibrt
unb befannte iih Des Mproes i'm 3tpeiz
ten 8raoe f4uIOig. Die jusenolide
gefungene tpirb elmer 9eFerunasanz
italt iiberipieien tperpsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
OrQRItdlrr Selbitmnrn.

2ancaiter, II. N2Gr3. = Sin
unbetunnter Mann, ani6eineno Elm
n5ramp," mari ii9 geItsrn Mittag BEL
0iQerOille por bic 2ofomptipe zines
Da6erbrauien0en 3uges Der g9tnnz
Iplpunier GiIsnba6n" uno puroe pon
ben 8Goern in 5tpei Stude geI9nitten.
2uBeroem lpurbe ibm elm 9(rm pom
80rper getrernt. 2Sn elmer Der Saz
i6en fanb man elne aus 8ettDriQ gez
m1Chfp W21sfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
GemaIttbdtiar 9annireid,rr.

8aiuu, 8isc., Il. WGr3. =
9ier GanOitreider itutteten geitern benz
5urmer 8eo. 8lant einen nG6tli6en
9eTuh ab uno marterten ben 6ereits
3iemlih betugten Wann in unmeni6z
li6er Deiie Sic brannten i'm nit
glii6enben GiIen, bamit er ben Q(uF6e=
pd6rungsort ieines 8eIoes onga6 unb
ieBten ibre 9rutalitdt fort, Bis g., Der
in 6olge Der erltttenen Mi6unDIunqen
i6on na4 ipenigen Stunoen iein 2ez
ben uusbau9te. 6epuBtlos 5uIammenz
brad. Die Burden er6eutetcn nur
pier 9oQars uno 6efinben ii6 in fid)ez
rem poli5eili9en 9elpd6rium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Gin neuer YeIiseiG1ef fur brttt5d,
S6o=Ifrtfa.

2onOOn, II. Mdr3. - 9olonialz
Sefretdr 2l6tb. SoI. Chamberlain bat
Sir Ri4arO gop. R. gSurtin gum
Gbef beS geiammten PoIi3eiipeIens in
8e4uanalano, Matabeleldno Il. W3az
fbpnalano auseriehen. 0as Grnenz
lsungsi6reiben entbdIt Die 9eitinlz
mung Oub Sir Martin nur Der g9ez
9ierung uno nidht, fpie es btsher Site
ipur, Der n8ritii9~Siibafrit. g." fir
ieine ounolungen uno Mabna6msn
8eruntpprtuns a65ulegen 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
@s f0rOert oie Sorpuren3.

Trau . 49,. iicI irntrb1tb IA Tsouateu our5
,in btfauoiQcs 5rauHiejoen i'm 9OrpsrgcDibt 40
pou lG5 auf - 9uHo. Sic atbrouate RjuosH, Gis
i'm. Sdptielidure, 6bHn unb mebrsye Guotre Der
Itst ptsl atpristneu 9cbeJmmittc!, ioWit aQerlti
STI,ffIou,u uub luurDe immer itlimmtr Iaun
6,oauu II. NIT q a b 10 rs z uri upariI=
,iuu n o pen 7. UNI III tlHtm Dtoudt Hubn
fe 10 9iuHO JH. SAG iir SAG e,Uubrtc Fc s,ue
3urabms im Gorpergemidt uuo cine gbuabmc oes
9eiotns 3u llU, gsonltm mar he Uoutduoia pou
Der SeucOUrbcl gsbslt uHo IN tds NsUuaicu hattie is
fuufStq 9fUHO an Bcpidt 5uQts
npmmtu II. Sis 1T jest bUb unD Qsiuuo. Ilt
frautn Eam,u ioGtcr SaTi opariIlia
ReioIpeut einnt5meH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Snlammenitnri etner 6abrif.
6unf SsrIsete.

G6icuqo, II. WtGr3. - Oura
ben 3uiammenitur3 elmer alten Sen
iterra6menTabrif nurOsn gsitern Die
FolganOen finf 4erIonen I6per Derz
leBt: Sofep6 5rant, 8sin6rua, mag
iter6en; Soiepb 9omOlfd, 8ein6rut;
So6n &rejci, 2lrmbru6; Qottie &a5ee,
9uften6ru6; 2ouis Sebrini, &opf
uno 2trm oerleBt. Die 2eute 6atten
iih in oa5 bereit5 6al6 parfaIene Sc
bGuOe gepugt, um umberliegenoes
9pl3 81 bdusli4em 8eoarfs gu Jam
meln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Die RatiouaIslIniberlitat Der sSrciz
lllaurer.

8eaper, II. W}Gr5. - Die 50
older groBe MorrOnz5arm Bel oieIer
StuDt lit angetduft pprDen, nm auf
i6r Die Nationul@llnipsrIttdt Der iSreiz
maurer gu srri9ten, uno geitern purOe
Der 8uufzGontratt U6ertrugen. 2(u=
Beroem IoUen nod anitOBenoe 2GnOez
reien fdufli6 ernorben perDen, tpenn
iolhe5 gu ni4t ij6ertrieben bo6en
9reiIen gei9e6en fam. W2it Der Grz
rj6tung Der llniparIitdt5 : 9ebGube
ipir0 bagonnen fperben, iobal0 Das
@stter iol4e 2lrbeiten 3uldBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Srittidt 6uiana's tteuer Guuper,


2Onb II, II. Mdr5. - Sir 9luz
guitus William Qanipn 6enning, Der
neuernannte 9ouberneur Don 8ritiIdlz
9uiuna, frii6er GbefzGlerf i'm Solo
niul=2(mte, bat beute auf bem Dam
pier n9uOeI" bon Soutbampton Die
5ubrt na6 Nerp<Yort angetreten. Gr
befinDet ii1 auf Der ReiIe nu6 0emes
raru CUR uebernabme Isines neuen
0pitens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
&urse @abeI. Cepefflert.

= yBle aus Bamberg gemelOet nIrD,
lit bort Sri. 2auru S6ilIer, cine
8roBnidte oes 9i9ters 5rieori6 pon
S6iQer, in bobem 2tIter geitor6en.
= Sn Dem &leopbu5I6a6t BEL Sat
topiB in Sberi6leiien brennt ss inn
mer nod. Die bon Der 9ergbe6Oroe
eingeleitete llnteriu9ung CUR Grmittez
lung Der llr6eber oss 8ranOes, peI6er
100 2(rbsitern oas 2e6en getoitet, BAT
bis jeBt ous GrgebniB 9ehu6t, Dap Der
W3aidinentpdrter Sold perbaftet NOR
Den 1T; berIeIbe tpiro baI6uloigt, bur6
itrGflihe Ra4ldiiigteit ben 8runb Derz
uriadht 8u haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
= Ter 30 cSnhrs n(te Rirhnr

- Der 80 Sabre ate 9fi9arb Cos
tosfi in Glen 2pOn, Pu., fanO geItern
baour6 ieinsn Sob, baB Iein 9ferb
nit ibm our4sing unb er gegen einen
Baum gef4Ieuoert Duroe. Der Ser
un9liitte binterIGBt cine Sublrsi9e5a=
mile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
SranfreidI 9tniIdIt iibcr 8OItt-
d)omSfi'S 9eIuG, in Berlin.

Puri5, II. MGr5. - Der n5iguz
>ro" iteut beute, antniipfenb an BEN
8eIu4 oes 8rafen Gplu6opsti in
Berlin, bic MutbmaBung auf, ouB
berfeIbe Dielei6t nur oeS6alb erFolqt
lei, neil Der 0Itrei6iIhe 9er6iinoete
cine @uftldrung iiber bic ruITopbilen
9efiible 8uiierS 8il6eIm gu ertangen
niinfhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
DriDats1luterrtHlt

IN n.rer unb oIt,n Sprcteu. In DsathemGtl IL (. 10
gorbersItuHa fur SduGsn ausr Grabe tHc- uHiutriis
tai iOrsie ilr oi. h,uti&eu Observation-Disclosures
6. 9. SdOnri, er st zhss as:: @ss .ts. 4ilS9s Sh:
(aprIl6, S1toDsS) glGeiien'GpeRue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
gtr. g..
Ser 9ciOru iatt.
Gin selearapbih nfmmt rdb Gas seben infOIss

Gin Selearapbift nimmt I'D, sns ecbcn inioIss
pun SrduFbsit.
g&en 0ort, Il. N}dr5. - Der
Reoattion5s s5elegrapbiit Oes nSerIep=
Gitn oSournul," QB. s. Glurt pon gtr.
Al, Dit 80. Str, Nep=9ort, tpurOe
beut9 U}orgsn i'm rSSmperiulz6otel,
Nr. 3 uno 3, @r6unqez9Iace, Seriepa
@itp, in ieinem 3immer ais 2eiche uufz
QeFunoeu. Die @a8Rdbne puren an
qeore6t. SSn einem Shreiben ertldrtt
Glarf, Dap &rantbeit i'm in Den Sob
treble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
e6antRranR6eiten, eruption
uno f1usffjfag.

es oibt f,iu Titt,l, tud6e5 ben on Suljflus
Rinopuru, ROtblauf St autbOups Geu,r i}led,
ten. QuttiH @dbDtrcu ausibIaq, 9rdtIbB,
off,ucu ggurocu, Git,ruuqsH, ioUj. tlebttu Sattcu
aa,r Qrt 4tiOsHosn 10 dusa turIrt, ais has 9 q
fupQriIliau 8tiOIpsnt. Ion O,riu5s
g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
pas 2siGi9fe! Qas 2Sclfe!

Gin, flaib, ,utbdlt ms5r Dirilite R,oi}iH, aIs
irqsnO ciu auo,rss Qrdparat IS prO in Goisu
Ron tHen 3bt,l0ffst poll geuommen, pdbrsHO Don
oup,r,u WtOi!in,n ftuf bis ists gto ioOt:I u6t5ia
III. gsrtauft s.i asstBei,rH. grsis 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
SortIcbu1g Scs sebnmOUsgroseHes.

8uris, II. W1Gr3. - Ser 9roz
5eB gegen Roientbal, alias Saint
Gere, unb 8enofen na6m geItern Ieiz
nen 6ortgung. W3ae. MarIb iagte
aus, OaB be Geiti pd9reno 2e6auoD's
leBter &rantbeit in DeTen 6auIe err
i6ienen lei unO linn bort cine ioI3e
Scene gema6t babe, buB2ebuubD me6r
toot, als lebenoig mar. Geiti perIangz
te unter 9tnOerem 5000 Jrancs fir Die
lungenIii6tige WtQe. 9unebel, beren
Sputum ben W2tlitdrdr5ten in Rpuen
ais oasienige 2ebauOp's ge3eigt purz
De, I'm 2eBteren ppm M&ilitGroienit
lps3ubetommen. Die 6urebel iaQte
aus, oaB Iie bic 8efunntI6aft Geiti'8
in ben Barrier n5oIies 8ergeres" gez
mu6t babe. Sn Rouen babe man ibr,
10 ldn9e tie i'm 6o1pitul lag, tGgli9
20 6rancs ausbe3ablt; a6er erIt nu4
Qebaubp's SoOe babe iie erfa6ren,
bon ipem bas @elo fam. 9lnDere
3eugen madten glei6fuQ5 2lusIagen
iiber Die Dirt uno WeiIe, ME Dem 2ez
buuOp 9elo abgei6pinOelt nuroe,
pel4es ange6Ii6 oa3u bienen fpllte,
Die gegen i'm geri4teten 2tngriffe gum
Sdpeigen gu bringen. Nfue. MarI6
be3ei4nete ben Geiti al5 Den intellect
tuellen WlDrbar Qebauop's. 2eBterer
babe i6r mit3etbeilt, DaB GeIti ibm
100000 6rancs abgenommen unb perz
iu4t babe, i'm 5ur 9eiertion gu perz
leiten. 8On unOeren 3eugen nuroe
oeponirt, baB cine ein3ige Perion ben
iun9en lei6tiinnigen Wfilliondr nm
3 600 600 haffnminhRIt hnha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Spanirn>Guba GmrrIfa.
''Sie Ser. Stdaten aescn 2pcnirn." - Sin
HamphIst i'm llnterhauie. - Gnslane mill
OermitteIn.-Gbilr une GRtrifo auf SetcH
Spansn$.-S SriessibaupIasr. - Die
NsbelIen pieesr aeieblaasm.

Hamphlet i'm llnterhduiG. - Gn9lane mill
OermitteIn.-GbiIe une DRerifo auf SeitcH
Spanitn'$. Bonn SrieasidJaupIasc. - Die
NsbeIIsn rpierer seidbIdssn.
W} ori B, II. WGrs.-Gin 9am=
pblet lit bier erIhienen uno finoet bic
pelteite 8erbreitunq, tpel9es ben 81
tel trGgt: Die Ser. Stuuten gegen
Spanien." 2tls @erfuFer gift Der
trubere Wtintiter 8alera. Die S6rift
lpeiit auf Die an9ebli9e 1tngere8tigz
telt beg Der. Staaten=GongreHes bin
uno perIeibt Der 2tnii6t Qusbrud, baB
Elm um1hDunq in Der Dffentli6en
Ntetnung itattfinoen tperbe, tpenn erTt
Die QBabrbeit befannt lei. Der Ser
fdiIer betruhtet bic Situatipn pom
optimtitii6en Stunopuntt aus, riibmt
Die ameritaniI6en 6ruuen uno iaet,
oaB Die Mdnner lisbenspiroi9 uno
guittret tpGren, lpenn Elm ii6ert iebenes
SeI6ftgefiibl lie ni6t 6linb n1ue.
@r gretfen Spanien's Bar
tel.
Wf a ri D, II. MGr8. - Der ,6ez
ralD" ber0Ffentli9t 9epeT6en, pel6e
beia9en, baB bic 3eitungen in G6ile
uno W9ertto Spanien unteritiiBen uno
Die rgefrdBige unD tDrunniI9e 9olitit
Der 8er. Staten" beroammen.
@nglanb mill. permitteGn.
Wie ga GorreIponoencia" nit
tbeilt, berlautet in bieiigen politii6en
&rei1en, oaB @nQlunb es unternomz
men babe, 5tpiI4en Spunien uno ben
Der. Staaten binii6tli6 Der cu6untz
l4en 6rage gu permitteln, uno 8pur
auf folgenoer 8aiis: 9as 8eIibre6t
Spanien's auf Gubu tpiro anerfunnt;
CUBA er6dIt cine autonome 9eripalz
tung; Die 3olleinna6men Der eSniel
neroen CUR Qb3ablung Der cubanii9en
S3ulo berpenDet.
Der Sail 9pgurtuuf Cub
foll unter DIT tperben.
W q 6tngton, II. N}Qr3. =
Oas Staats=9epartement bat ben Sc
nerulz8OnIul WiQiums in 6upanu
telegrdp6ii6 dngetpieien, unper3iigli6
cine llnterIu6unq in Dem Safe BON
Walter 8rant 0pgdrt un8uIteuen, Der
ein 8iirger BON SSqinoi8 lei unb BON
ben Ipuniiden 8eb0roen i'm 8efGngz
nib gu 8uines einQeiperrt iein ion.
Der 8eneralz&oniul foQ feinen 8ez
ri4t m0gli4it bei6leunigen.
@om 8riegs 3oupGuBe.
9ubana, II. MGr3. - Snfurz
gentenbanoen unter Der 9yiibrung BON
Slipa unD 9ernanoe3 6atten BEL Wfpnz
teguela, in Der NG6e BON Mantuu, Ell
nen blutigen 3ufammenitoB nit gsz
gierungstruppen, Der IN einem Siege
Der 2eBteren enoete. Die 2(ufitGnoi=
f6en lieben 16 Spbte auf Dem 8ampfz
plate.
6upana, II. W}Gr3. - 3e6elIen
unter 4nfu6rung BON 8uronu 3erIt0rz
ten am 5. bs. N}ts. bur6 5euer bic
2600 Gtnpobner adblenbe Stabt San
Suan y Murtine3 in pinur Def Rio.
2tu9 Die Srtfaaften 9uane, 2tlnn3o
Roias, Qus Martine3 uno QuiS Qogo
iolIen pon 8aronu's 8unbe nieoergez
brannt tpor0en iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12

Epdu i6r,ib, an r. HdosaS& &C So, Tr, u
GlmGStrabe, RstusQorf, far siu,H Rut6gt6u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Ser 9.ntIde Gorrsiponasnt,
TSsli5, rbd,EtI;t unS scrutass,
Reiue, Giacnfbnmer uno Reoafteu

". Raiue, Gieeutbnmer nno Eeoaftenr
(sat'oIs,r uSa s. &oine),
eahm.e.gd, Saltimorc: SiraBe uno FoRsSfHcesgue.
1Tris nestaaIidsen SIattes, hurch lrds,r b.Io-st.
i2}, Gls.; tdeIidle uHb G Gouuta e-9luseabe 15
Gcnte pro 99ods ,ahtnr Die has Slat bsioree1bsE
gr3ecr.-SdaIidl rctii SenuiaGss Nus eahs nHitr
Bti; i'm G3erbGltris iirk;, wo6leufIitfe siueeahe
nit conutass6lott portoire nit ab;us tiir Grts,
"a SO pro Sdpr, uado irscno eiHen One nes SEIorz
has, 81 rat Gurcpa. SpnmtagS ;atuse eabe 81
pro Sohr-Dns bette uHo hilistte eeutidhe SIatt
In eer Hlittclz uHo SIeEoGtsG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12
Bic itaIienii6 ubeiiiniids Jrasr.

Der Srirs ion fortasiest nfrecn.-Gine Recrz
saniiatipn res Sseres sepIant. - Stdlient=
fdDe presffmmen iIbrr ras neue Sdbnet.-
Dee SeBteren crffc Sdnelur9 angcbltdj i'm
SesnaeiguneSdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-12

Der 8raro BON 8rotterooe, ipeI6er
bic geIdmmte i'm 9egierungsbe5irt
9ufel gelegene OrtI9aft 5erItDrte,
9unoerte bon Wleni i9sn oboa9los
ma6te unb entieBIi6es @leno i'm Sc
folge bate, Ioq Das perru6te Wert
Der 8runDItiftung getpeIen Iein. 9sz
itern lit bort Der S9neioer 8eter, in
btften 9auie bic 5Iammen 3uerit aus
bra6en, ais Der 8ranoitiftung orinz
genb perbdhtig per6aftet tporDen.
SerbienfoI1aus Dem 8 l.
g itDsrein ansgei4lOiz l.
EN- perben.
Sang sigentbiimIi9e 8egriFfe bon
Mein uno 9ein i9einen ben IerbrI6en
9oitbeumten eigen 81 iein. SEPT lit
pieoer elmer Der eolen Serben nit
100000 5rancs, meiit BON auslGnoiz
f9en 9pitantpeifungen berIta4nmenb,
entflo6en, unb 9eutI9lunD Dringt nit
oGler Gnti6iebenbeit uuf DenQusI6luB
Serbien's aus Dem Weltppitperein.
@inegute SeeIe.
Gin 9orfall, Der nibt gesignet lit,
bic na9 Der rGlbez "Rataitropbe gegen
ben rRorooeutf6en QloDb" geri9teten
8orfpiirfe il6er bic mangel6afte Gin
iibung Der MdnnI9aften ab3uI6tpGz
9en, 1T iest @egenitanb be6Drbli9sr
llnterIu6ung. Gin Snipeftionsz
GcmmiFGr iolIte an, 10. 5e6ruur bic
BEL Rorbenbum liessnbe r6apel" inipiz
Siren. Ddmit nun ia Qlles gldtt dbz
ssbe, msloste fi6 Der CUTE Mann bei'm
The Advance., 1896-02-13

THERE are some persons who think it beneath
them to apologize to interiors in position, or
knowledge that they ever commit errors. AS all
are likely at times to make mistakes of some
kind, they should be ready to offer due apologies
and make all the amends in their power when
said mistakes affect other persons There is noth-
ing gained by pretending to their interiors that
they seldom or ever commit errors, or when
they cannot be hidden from them suddenly pass
them by in "toplofticaP' manner as is some
times done. If one desires the respect and
obedience of those under him, let him demon
strate that he is human as we'll they, that
they are worthy at least Of some consideration
in the way of good treatment, acknowledge his
own errors and be always ready to give credit
where it is due, and lift up and not cast down
those around you In the treatment of boys, as
we'll as adults, this is important, and nothing
pays better than to permit an inferior to think
he is of some Importance in the general
economy about him.
The Advance., 1896-02-13
A. JUsTIFIABLE EXCUSE.

JUSTIFIABLE EXCUSE.
The Lyman School Enterprise, published at
the reform school for boys at Westborough,
Massachusetts. is very handsomely printed
paper, and edited with much ability by M.
EVERETT HOWARD. tine instructor of printing
at that place. For several weeks past it's ar
rival here has been very irregular, and for some
weeks not at all, and we began to wonder what
the matter could be. We have just received
another number, and in it the Editor explains
the cause of his trouble. He says:
the first place. all old hands left u.s. one by one,
% ns h boy9 e Eats
office Then in few weeks two more came tnen one more
mencing addition and subtraction using the third reader,
snd ony Gne b1s x tines
In the secon place death in our family called away
and out of town to attend the funeral and the office was
the third place, printed 1epage pamphlet With
Of over copies INTENDED de c for the es Md Midi
the printing done in the office and this job delayed
In the fourth place sickness in the family in which
are placed them to be taken 6ut Of the the
The printed matter Sunday the regular job work
kept busy most of the time and therefore work on the
It IS very much against disposition to skip ISSUE
and thought would work extra time and make them
Work he job work for the superntendents Office seemed
BE p ns os be 3
we to the conclusion that got give up
ans U
we q
things they going and did not die till
suey iii n
shat oT @
say We have never skipped ISSUE and thus
ninth
Pnt @ @ mp snd
reading nome @ p paper fnaT M WI" sena 10 improve 'ne Ainu
We shall have the help and encourage
ment to make the ninth volume a complete success
Mr.. HowARD's explanation is ample, and we
sympathize with him. Probably nearly every
reform school printer has had a somewhat SINH
| lar experience with their help. Here, as we'll as
elsewhere, about as soon as a boy knows enough
to be useful he is paroled, and green ignorant
one put in his place e-much to the disadvantage
of the boy who goes out as we'll as to the print
| ing office. It is mistake to suppose that
printer can be made out of an ordinary reform
school boy in a few months, or that even mod
icum of brains and high class mechanical edu-
cation can be injected into one in that time.
Such boys should serve at least three years in a
School printing-ofice before they are sent out
into the world. After that time, if boy is
ever going to be of use to his employer or him
self, he may be safely sent outside. School
printing Office, if properly equipped and man.
aged, is one Of the best places in the world for
boy to get started as printer, for he is not
subject to many of the obstructions and push.
| backs that an apprentice receives in an ordinary
outside printing-off1ce, as might easily be ex.
planned if we had time or room to do it now.
| We are glad that the Enterprise man has
got started again, and hope he will no more be
subject to quite as serious annoyances.
The Advance., 1896-02-13

IF GOVERNOR GRGGs does not honor himself
and the State in that Office it will not be for the
want of newspaper advice. But, then, how is
be going to obey SO many advisers? There is
something in the Scriptures about the difficulty
of man serving two masters, but our Cover
nor has legion The only thing he can do is
what the average editor does, think for himself,
do what he thinks is best, and care nothing
about the advice or the wishes of outsiders
The Advance., 1896-02-13
A NEWARK lady recently wrote on renewing

A NEWARK lady recently wrote on renewing
her subscription to THE ADVANCE:
"We cannot think of doing without your
little gem of paper our FAMILY HELPER we
call it, AS soon as it comes in the house our
five children all want to see it at once. We had
to make rule that each one should read it
first by turns Jane this week. George next,
then Sarah, William and Susan, and my turn
afterwards. In this way we keep peace in the
family The good advice, the instructive en-
tertaining and amusing articles are all read
with avdity. We must have THE ADVANCE, so
keep sending it along ~
The Advance., 1896-02-13

TOMORROW, February ii, is ST. VALENTINES
Day. Formerly this anniversary was celebrated
with great spirit by all classes of people, but of
Late years not much attention has been paid to
its observance.
The Advance., 1896-02-13

THERE is vast difference in culpability be-
tween heedlessness and mistakes. Mistakes are
often pardonable- -heedlessness never. Heed
lessness comes not only from natural stupidity
but largely from perverseness, carelessness, a
lack of desire to do right and no attempt at re-
form. Mistakes are often the result of want of
knowledge or Judgment, and hence sometimes
excusable. A needless person is nuisance,
and generally remains at the bottom of the
ladder all through life.