davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

trudns do opisu. pooiswa4 do tsgo celu
potrzeba uprssdnisj nauki przygoto.
wawcssj, tax .wanej krystalografji. kt6.
"a sie .nowu wiass : gsomstrjs. Opr6o.
tsgo, prsy nauoe minsralogji uwsgled-
MAD nals4y saohowanie sic minsral6w
pod wpsywsm i~viataa, oispas i elek.
tryosnosci, 90 wssystko. rasem wsiets,
wymsga umyslu odpowiednio prsygoto.
wanego. Widoczna wieo, 4e minsralo.
gja ME dale sic .astosowa6 do wyoho.
wanna tax wcssinie, tax wlaiciwis, jak
bosanika .oologja; ale 1 tax wssed.is
pc s1kosaoh praksykujs sic jsj wykaad
ju4 " kursie slemsntarnym.
q powyAssyoh uwag, okreslaiaoyoh
snao1enis klasyfikaoyjnyoh nauk prsy-
rodnio.yoh, wypada nam jednoO.sinis
Gel ich nauosania, I TO jake:
1. Prsygotowawo.s poznanie prsyro
dy, majsos torowac drogs dals.ym ma.
bytkom umyslowym.
2. P~raktyo,ne k~or.yIoi . o~oeniania
wartoSci lub sIkodliwoici plod6w prsy.
rody ola cslowieks.
B. Wyohowawc.y frodek 6wio,snia
obusrwacji myilenia.
4. Dobroczynny wpiyw ma rozw6j
ucsu6, odnos.acych sic do przyrody.
NIsmniei tss, powyAs.s uwagi poswa-
lajs nam wytknac gs6wns punkta po.
stepowania, okoao kt6ryoh ma sic obra.
cad nauo.anis botaniki, soologji 1 mine.
ralogji.
Pisrwszs nauosanls ME mote sie tn
~rospoc.ynac cd s~ystsmatyki, podiug
kt6rsj podrec.oiki por.adkujs material.
Nauo.ycisl musi ksiazks ma box odlo.
sy6. Wi.srunki majs wartoI6 wtsdy.
dopiero, kisdy uo.sh jus obssrwowai
r.eo.ywisty' prssdmios. Me pr.ss.ka.
d.a to jsdnak, azsby posa nauks sskol.
M wyohowaniso c.ytal odpowiednis
ksiazki Z sakrssu pr.yrodo.nawstws.
Zwracamy tn uvage ma okoliosnoioi, Il
do obras6w 1 atlas6w mo4na sie uciskac
wtsdy, gdy naturalnyoh oka.6w ME ma
sle pod reka; jednak4s nauozac d1ieci :
malowanego wizsrunku o zyoie, jeo..
MENU, pokr.ywie. kakolu l +. d. Jest
nisdorzeoxnosoia, skoro o okasy take
iatwo.
w tenn stadium nauo.anis nals4y
uwzglednic przedsvszysskiem pr.ed.
mioty, kt6rs d.isoku po o.eici jus 50
.nans, a kt6rs jsdnoo1einis majs ola
o.lowiska znac.enis: y gospodar.
utwie domowsm, p W rrsmiosiaoh ora.
p~rssmyile; l TO zar6wno re wsgledu ma
pozyteosnos6 jak sskodliwoi6.
Przedstawiajso Okazy, nauo.yoisl jua
TO wykiada, jus stswia pytsnia.
w lskcjach nastspnyoh nsls.y pa.
mietac zsws.s o powtarraniu popr.sd.
Mich.
Praktycrne Esjscia dzieoi wogrodsis,
saddle, p%asisos skuseornis popisrajs ma.
uozsnis.
To samo da sic powiedxisc o wyciscx.
kaoh " pole, do lasu, mad rzske l {. d.
w danym okssie uczniowie sami, o
lie MONA, wynajdujs charakterystyoine
oschy; naucsyoiel kieruje ioh uwsgs 1
W rs.is potrIeby dopeinia to, csego wy.
chowahoy nile spossrIsgli.
ILL.,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

wieosj, badania mad osfowiekiem nals4s
ju4 to do sakrssu anatomji, juA fzjolo
gil, psychologist, c.y stnologji. Podsiai
nauk id.ie dalej I . badah mad .wisrse-
tamil wy2anis sie por6wnsOsa auasomjs,
por6wnaoza isjologja, a nawst taka4
psychologist. Jezsli nsdto badsnis .wra-
caja sic ku sw~Ierzetom kopslnym. po
wstajs .tad nauka, .wana palsontologja.
Ot6z, sadanism c.ystej .oolegji, jake
nauki, jest opisywanie gasunk6w swis-
rsat, r~o.r6snianie ich, klasyfkowanie 1
uwsglednianis ioh gsogra6c.nsgo TO.
misssoRenia.
Many Pr.sto " powyzssem naszkioo.
waniu wislki obs.ar nauk biologics-
nyoh, ktors sic wyzwolily /. badah mad
lwiatsm roflinnym I s~wisr.eoym. Bio.
logja jest to juA wielkie dr.swo umie-
jetnoioi; .najdujs sic ona obsonie "
swojsm indukcyjnem stadium, to jest
- bahama jej pr.ygotowujs sssregi
prawd, odnosIacyoh sic do sjawisk ay.
ola ! jsfli q kiedyl badsnia tskie u.
kohosy, jsili indukcje jsj beda gosowe,
w6wc.as, podobnis jak matematyka,
biologja stanie sic umiejetnofoia deduk.
cyjna
Wykrsilic planu nauczania nauki
biologiczns jest to skaza6 wychowahca
ma brsk wisd.y najpotr.ebniejs.sj, jest
to uo,ynie 60 nisswiadomym 90 do fax.
tow, .majsoych jak pajwIeks.s .naoss.
ME ola nisgo / ola jsgo bliznioh, - Jest
to uosynic 60 Ilepym nH p~ieknof6 1
skarby stworssnia. Dokola takisgo
o1fowiska prawa 4yoia beda dsialaly,
ro.wijajso swa potsge, a on ME dopa.
'r.y tn swis.ku; bsziad przypadsk -
OTTO ogolne w~ra4enie, jake cd prsyrody
odbisra ten, kogo ME pr.ygosowano do
jej rozwafanis.
zjswisks sycia ro.poc.ynaja sic cd
jakich mch6w, porasssjaoyoh ma ska.
faoh, l " ogniwach nile prssrwanego iah
ouoha siegaja at do c.fowieka, kt6ry
mote jake botauik, mohy take bads.
Csyt i~stnisje .wiassk mled.y rotlina q
o.~lowiekismf zs IN wspomnimy tylko
o jsdnej wspo!nsj katsgorji osoh:
Ws,ystkie istoty, obdarsons ayoism,
majs "a Gel utrzymanis 1 rosw6j Was.
nsgo organismu, jake tsz prssohowanis
gatunku. Zar6wno najdrobnisjs.a rol
linka, jak zwisr.e. csy O.iowisk - kar.
mi sic, rosnis 1 odrsdsa swoim gatun.
ku.
Jskkolwiek tsorstyosnis mislilmy "a.
SADIE oddEielic botanike I soologje cd
mineralogji, poniswa. jednak to tr.y
nauki w~yssepuja wsp6'r.ednis po s.ko.
fach pod nasws historic nsturalnsj, a
wiso Z praksyc.nych wsgled6w ro.pa.
tr.ymy tn kolejno pedagio.ns .nsc.e.
ME kazdsj ! nich oddsislnis.
NajkorEystnisj podobno rospoc.yna6
swojs lub cudzs wyksItaloenis " sakrs-
sic pr,yrodo.nswstws cd poznswsnia
roslin. Wssedzie jest pslno tutsj to.
nisgo a dobrsgo matsrjaiu ola obssr-
wsoji; pod stOpami l mad gtows, 1 doko.
Ia sisbie rnajduje uc.sh, cry ssmouk -
trawy, rioia, krIswy, drsews. Jest 10
ju. vssny pow6d I duts .schssa do
nauki. OprocI tsgo, p~isrvsss kroki "
kisrupku posnania botanicznyoh fsks6w
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
Jak sic uczyC
i jak uczyc innych.
Nspisai
adolf Dygasirtski.
(Cisg dals.y).

dlatego ogromns wychowawcse snacss.
ME, to jest ona jsdynym naturalnym
sposobsm, kt6rego umysi ludski Z ko-
r.yicia utywa6 mote. Rsscsywifcis,
.aczyna ia metoda cd obssrwacji do
iwisdo.snis, leo. korone jsj stauowi In
dukojs, to jest uogolnisnle. wyProwa'
d.ons . prseprowadIonych doswiadc.eh
1 poc.ynionyOh upostr.ezsh. A prseoies
uog6lnisnia takisgo ~dokonywa umyss,
w.nos.soy sic cd szo.eg6low do og6lu,
.wia.kujsoy fakta I wyprowad.ajaoy .
nioh prswa. Go wiecsj, wysna6 tr1sba,
70 jua Same prEsprowad.anis obssrwa.
oil 1 ur.sdsanie doSwiadczsh jest csyn-
noiois ro.umu, d.ialajsoego tn re swia'
domoscia oelu. Ws.akae wynalazki
lio.nyoh p~r.yr.ad6w obssrwacji I do.
swiadc.snia pos wiadc,ajs to jak najwy-
raznisj.
Zjawiska pr.yrodnicze spostrzsga
katdy, 90 jsdnak ME .naosy, IL kaady
obssrwujs, 4e pos.ukujs prawdy; DO
PREY oalsm bogactwis spostr.sseh praw.
da mote ola nisgo po.ostac ma zaws.s
t~ajsmnioa. Spostrrsganis wieo l do.
swiado.anis sjawisk 50 to c.ynnoici
pr.ygotowawc1e, wiodsoe umyst oslo.
wiska W labirynt fakt6w, . kt6rsgo on
sils swojs sic w~ydobywa, gdy mu IA.
jasnisjs swiatlo prawdy. Ale, jeili sic
pr.y sprawd.eniu okats, ssiwy . fax
tow spostr.s4onych wyprowad.ili sss
wnioski, to wnioski nalsty .misni6. boi.
my biednie rozumowali.
Me moasmy sic IN ro.wodsic mad
kwsstjs indukcji i dedukcji, poniewsa
o tyoh mstodaoh umysiowych byia ju4
now po~pr.sdnio. Dsdukoja wystepu.
js panujsco " auce wtsdy. gdy jua
fakta zbadsno 1 zrobiono Mich snisza
pr.eo.alny umysaowy uzytsk, to jest,
kisdy fakta tax uogoloionO, 70 i. CORY
motns pr.epowisd.isc, co " kaadym
s~zO.sg6lnym pr.ypadku nastapi. Ma.
sematykA ma do c~Iynienia tylko Z iloi.
ola I wislkosois, a wssystkis indukoje,
kt6rsmi sic posiugujs, .ostaiy prsedtem
pr.ygotowsne; wiec tet pauka ia ops.
rule tylko dsdukojami, po kt6rych ma.
ssepujs sprawd.snis. w naukaoh pr.y.
rodniosych, Ewias.cra W biologic.nych,
ME wypraoowano dcychc.as potr.sb.
nych indukoyj, a przsto nauki owe ME
50 tax dsdukcyjns, TAX icisls, jsk mate.
matyks.
Poniswat mesods, wediug kt6rej u.
mysl ludski w~ychowujs sic l ks.tasci,
nadaje temu4 umystowi wiasciwy cha.
rakter, a .atsm metoda nauk pr.yrod.
nio.ych " ~wychowaniu cIiowisks cd.
grywa pierwszorsedpa role; prsyswy
czsja ona ucsnia do polegsnia ma villas.
nych siisch, oduc.a 60 cd ilspej WARY
W powsgi, siowsm, Otwisrs pole umys
iowej samodrIelnosol, nIesalsznosoi 1
krytyce %ioisisi.
Wspomnielilmy przedtem, 20 1oolo.
gja, bO'aniks | min.rslogja 50 to nsuki
klssy6kscyjn,, W prrsciwstswisniu do
nauk dOswisdcrslnych 1 in~dukOyjnyob,
do rIedu ktorych zalicssjs Asyke orss
chemje (rozd. W. Ale pOdIisi nsuk
mozs tn misc j~ssIczs lima ~podssawe.
Mianowicis tst Ioologjs ! botsniks Wy.
-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

jest ioiilsjs.y cd botanio.nsgo. Be.
wyciecsek " pola. lasy 1 ma iAki ME
mo4na sic ucsy6 botaniki,a prssto safe.
oiom tego rodssju towar.ys.y .adowo.
lsnis wswnetrsns, nile m6wiso ju4 o
sdrowiu. NiskaAdy mote wprawdsis
w~yciagnac matsrjalns korsyioi . wiedsy
swsj o fwisois flory, DO nsjgs6wniejusy
po4ytek o.srpis stad rolnik l ogrodnik;
ale posnanie roslin 1 badanis ich zyoia
mole ola ka4dsgo stanowi6 wstep do
iwistyni piekna. Kiedy .nowu uoseh
Tub samouk postapi juz .nao.nis " ma.
ucs, bedsie on m6ga pos&ugiwa6 sic mi.
kroskopsm, wazusm narsedsiem, udo.
skonalaiaosm observable.
Botanika nistylko soologjs ma .wia.
eek, ale takzs Z 6zyks, chemja, gsolo.
gjs, meteorologja 1 geografjs i.yo.na.
Ma ona wieo sws snaossnis jake nauka
prsygotowawcza. Zwszmy nadto, Il
uossh, kt6ry nabral wprawy " dstsrmi
nowaniu roilin, do.najs, .awszs uosucia
bfoglsgo sadowolenia, ilskro6 ~znalszio.
nsj pre-. siebis roilinie. wysnaosyf ga
modzislnie wiafoiws misjs,e " systs.
mace bosanic.nsj. Tr.eba prsy.na6, 70
samod,islnole tsgo gatunku jest duao
warta. Zrsssta, fatwo tn prsewid.ie6,
IL, gdy csfowiek ma do osynisnia Z re-
csywisssmi .jawiskami, wtedy oisgls
obserwowanie, r~6.r6Anianie, por6wny.
wanna l opisywanie muszs doprowad.i6
do poaadanyob ola umyssu rszultat6w.
Pahstwo zwisrzat, prssdmiet .oologji,
przedstawia dla umyslu posnajsoego
szsrs.s ~jsszczs pole, anizsli SWAT roslin.
ny. Wsr6d swierzat bowiem pauujs
wisks.a rosmaitosc ksItalt6w, wyAej ,fo.
iona budowa oisls, a nadto saohod.a o
wiels .awilszs procssy Ayoia. "a to
jednak soologja ma pedagogic.ns sna.
czsnie " swoim rodsaju; mianowicis teA
d.iafy .wisr.at odsnac.aja sic tn bar.
dso wyrasIstemi oschsmi, odd.islajaoe-
mi jsdne grups cd drugiej; nis.alesnis
.af cd togo, tn I owdsis majs misjsoe
prssjloia, stauowiacs iwiadsotwo o pc.
krewishstwaoh. Typy take, jak np.:
mieo.aki. robaki, .wier.eta stawowats,
kregowe - 81 sOharakterysowane jak
najwyrazoiej I ME nastreo.ajs 4adnsj
wstpliwosci, kt6re zwisrseta podcisg.
nsc pod ME nals4y. To samo moana
powisd.isc l o podd.ialaoh takich, jak:
slimaki, glowonogi, pierfoisnnios, paja
XII, owady; ryby, ptaki, ssaos I I. d. Sio.
wsm, systematyka .oologio.na jest tax
uporzadkowana, 70 kaAds nowo odkryte
.wisrse be. wislkisgo trudu .oolog "a.
oisga niebawsm do wlaiciwsgo typu,
gromady, rodsiny ! I. d.
Wislka ro.maitoic postsoi 1wisr.e.
oyob wisae " jsdno ro.patrywanis sprs.
Wy &c s'anowiska ro.wojowego; wsssk.
70 .arodki kota, gesi, motyls, slimsks
ma samym poOzasku ME prsedstswiajs
" budowis swsj sadnej r.esslnej r6.ni
cy (Huxley-o nauos soologj).
1 tn, podobnis jak W b~otanioe, glow.
ME must chod.ic o to, aaeby umys' IA.
sadnic.e fskta nsuki posiadl nile drogs
wyrssows, ale drogs .mysiowsj obssr.
wacji. Gi6wns trudnos6 okazywania
(dsmonssracjD prsy nsuos .oologji po.
lsga IA tenn, ts okssy zwisrsece ME jest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

Reporting upon recent complaint made
to the District Commissioners by Dr. H. c.
Yarrow of S14 18th street of the rest-dis-
turbing noise resulting from the running
of cars on 18th street over the tracks of the
Metropolitan company, the chief of police
states that his men are doing everything
possible to require the running of street
cars in conformity to law. Recently, he
states, three motormen were fined for run
ming their cars at an unlawful rate of
speed. DR.. Yarrow says he cannot see why
the cars are run at such high speed during
those hours of the night when people are
seeking rest He also charges that fire.
Quent.y motormen refuse to stop for pas
sengerS when running behind time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
What Shall We Have tor
DessertP

This question arises in the family every dag. Let
Us answer It today Try seli-O. a delicious and
heathful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No
boiling! baking! simply add boiling water and
set to cool. .Flavors-Lemon. Orange. Raspberry
and Strawberry. Get q package at your grocer's
today. 10 cent?, fe262m,A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
Excursion Rates July Fourth.

Account of above Southern Railway will
sell tickets to all points east of the Missfs-
sippi River at rate of fare and one-third
for the round trip; tickets on sale July 2, 8
and 4, final limit July Z, 1900.
From Washington and Alexandria tickets
will be sold to Somerset, Harrisonburg
Bluemont, Va, and intermediate stations
at one fare for the round trip. On sac
June 80, July l, 9, 3 and 4; final limit July
& laOO.--AdYt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

were brought up. Mr.. Norris was asked
about the statements alleged against him
| in the thirty -eight-page printed brief filed
by the opposition. THE most cruel thing in
the document he said, lis the charge that
l am responsible for the Dewey BOOM
n. O. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
INCREASING CLoUD1NEss.
Showers Indicated for Tuesday; Fresh
Easterly Winds.

Showers Indicated for TUESDAY; FreSn
Easterly Winds.
Forecast till pm. Tuesday: For the
District of Columbia and Maryland IN
creasing cloudiness tonight; showers Tues
day; fresh easterly winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight; showers on the
coast Tuesday; fresh to brisk northeasterly
winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The depression which was central IN the
Dakotas and Nebraska Sunday appears to
be filing up.
Thunder storms and showers have oc-
Cured in the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin and
the upper lake region.
The barometer is high in the lower lake
region. and generally fair weather has pre-
vailed in the gulf states, the Ohio valley.
the middle Atlantic and New England
states.
The temperature remains below the sea-
sonal average generally east of the Missis-
sippi river. but has risen throughout the
central Mississippi valley and the upper
lake region.
During the twenty-four hours ending s
am. Sunday rain fell in southern Illinois
and Indiana and generally throughout Ten
nessee. the Carolinas and northern Georgia.
Rain also fell in Missouri and northern
Minnesota.
During the last twentyfour hours rain
fell In southern Illinois, eastern Nebraska,
the Dakotas and Michigan.
Showers are indicated for Tuesday in the
lower lake region. New England and the
south Atlantic coast
On the New England coast the winds will
be fresh north to northeast On the middle
Atlantic coast light to fresh northeasterly
winds will prevail and on the south Atlantic
coast the winds will be light to fresh south
easterly.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
II; IL midnight, 90. vJulyjS2, 4 am, Sc; s
a m, 6S IL noon, IS; 2 pm, 10. Maximum
81, at pm. July 1;;;ninimum, So, at am.
July 2. ~
Barometer-July l., 4 pm, 3o.06: p.m.,
1905: II midnight, 80 II. July 2. am,
30. ID; g. m, 1920; neon. 39.iI; pm, 30. 16.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls. temperature IS: condi-
tion SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
IS; condition at north connection, SO: con-
dition at south connection. 80; distributing
reservoir, temperature, -; condition at in
fluent gate house, 80; eff1uent gate house SO.
Tfde,rTnbIe.
Today-Low tide, SOL am. and 6:22 pm;
high tide. IL 80 am. i
Tomorrow-Low tide, $50 am and 7:O4
pm; high tide, 12:0S a-m and 12:11 pm
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 1885; sun sets, 1872
Moon sets, 1871 pm.
Tomorrow@Sun rises, 4:36.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by S:O7 pm; extin-
gushing begun at BAT am. The lighting is
begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at 7:52 p.m.; extin-
guished at 400 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
Porto Rican Supreme Court.

A telegram from Governor Allen, dated
San Juan de Porto Rico, announces that
the supreme court was organized Saturday.
The justices in their robes took oath in open
court with formal proceedings in presence
of the governor. the secretary, prominent
lawyers and others. The marshal qualified,
and the court was pronounced ready to pro-
coed with its business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
Hotel La Mascot.

The Hotel La Mascot, Mrs. L. E. R.
Browne, propIietress, has acoommoda tons
complete for visitors to Atlantic City. The
rates are moderate and the house well
patronized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

The police have been asked to look out for
Charles H. Bushall, who is reported miss
ing from his home since Saturday. He is
thirty-two years old, and his home is at CAT
H street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

Charles Barrett of Rosslyn, Va, was to-
Judge Kimball of the larceny OF IS in
money and some gold rings valued &. 81
from John H. Williams, and Yves fined $50,
WIZ IL. a;terEati. e Of siXty dag in ia.i---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

sci Complaints Are Common. in
Summer Keep Perry Davis pAin-Killer. and fear
them not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE
grocers agree keep respective places of
business closed all day on WEDNESDAY July
a. 1900. n. Fl. SHEA, FRANK HUME. THE
]. C. ERGOOD co jy2-2t'
FIREwoRKS,-FIRECRAC ERS. CTS. PACK;
6hall Roman Candles, cts; American Salutes,
cts doz-; Mines, Rockets, TriaEgles, Serpents,
Devils. Colored Fire, etc. ]. JAY GOULD AZ 9th.
jy22ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02

THE RE<;CI-AR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF 90
on the Capital Sock of the Norfolk and Washing
ton ID G.. Steamboat Co will he PAYABLE to
stockholders of record the Office of the COM
pany July IA. 1870. Transfer hooks will be closed
from July TO July IA inclusive.
OlbELL =. SMITH. LEVI WOODRJ-RY
1eSt3t Secretary. prpsid
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Gas lamps all lighted by S:07 pm; extin-
gushing begun at BAT am. The lighting is
begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at 1852 p.m.; extin-
guished at 4.02 am
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july z, IyUU.
To my Customers and the Public:
take this means Of informing you that no
grievance exists between myself and the Jour
neyman Steam and Hot Water Filters and Help
in their present strike for higher wages. l
having agreed TO their terms. they are, as
rule. Intelligent and Woodworking set of men
and deserve all they ask for.
Therefore. | in position to serve my
friends and customers in any matter they desire
my services. notwithstanding their present strike
IRWIN J. FRENCH Master Steam and Hot Water
Filter, jy2-2t'l4D 2OSS Pa. NV.
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NUT1CE Of REMOVAL
l desire TO announce that I have moved my
office from the Washington Loan and Trust build
ing to the NEW EVENING STAR BUILDING
Rooms SOC and 50I.
]. ALBERT SHAFFER.
ie.n2f NeMSnaner Adyertsing
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NASHlNlC--BENJAMIN b. FRENCH LODGE. NO.
-. F. A. \. M.-Srated communica ton Monday.
July z: work. E A. and F. G. degrees. Special
communication Tuesday, July 3; work. NJ. NJ. de-
gree.
BY order of the ". NJ. wM. A. GALLEY,
The evening times., 1900-03-28
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The observations Made by George
W. Beavers While There

George W. Beavers. who was sent by
the Postoffiee Department to Paris TO es-
tablish the American Postal Service ar the
Exposition, returned to his duties yester-
day morning, as Chief of the Division On
Salary and Allowances
The Exposition Mr.. Beavers said
could not be opened until the middle Of
May, or June /, as the strike which had
been progress among the iron workers,
carpenters. and masons had much interfer-
ed with the work and prevented the
buildings from being finished on time.
They baye Eot even yet begun the lev
cling. grading. and beautifying of the
grounds. There are too many buildings
crowded into small space, the distance
between the United States Building and
its next neighbor being only twenty-five
feet. But the Exposition promises to be
the greatest and the most magnificent af-
fair of its Kind that was ever presented.
zone reason why | came back so soon. =
concluded Mr. Beavers, was because the
hotel men in Paris notified their guests
that they are compelled to raise prices
from 40 TO leo per cent April /. The work
of the United States Postoffice in Paris is
in good hands. however. and will be per-
formed TO the entire satisfaction of its
patrons and to this Department"
The evening times., 1900-03-28
HeresN in HrRRkINn-

Or Hills. pastor OF the Plymouth Con-
gregat ionsI Church of Brooklyn. may be
tried for heresy in the near future. The
professors Of the Presbyterian Theological
Seminary at Chicago. and certain leaders
OF the Presbytery. do not approve of his
doctrines. although leading members of his
congregation are ready to stand by him
Dr. Hills offence appears TO be the as
sailing OF that doctrine OF the Presbyteri-
an Church known as predestination He
does not believe that a certain number of
persons are predestined to everlasting
punishment and that as the creed puts
il, their number is 50 certain and definite
that il cannot be increased or diminished.
This is he doctrine which as interpreted
b. Jonathan Edwards and other eight
eenlh-century theologians involved abso-
lutely the damnation of infants and young
children, and it has stayed in the Presby-
terian creed ever since. in spite of the ef-
forts Of an enlightened minority TO get it
out. In discussing it DIR. Hills made this
decidedly emphatic statement:
81 would rather shake my fst in the face Of the
Eternal aud fling every vile epithet toward hiS
S'tiuif>s iNfOf,e where eternal mercy sits with
worlds agoniug Saviour. than lift my hand, with
that creed, toward Gods throne and affirm that
! taught or believed it,"
lt is probably the manner rather than
the matter of Dr. Hills utterances which
has shocked the theological professors.
They disapprove Of announcing unbelief in
any doctrine in any such a striking not 10
say violent way. II does sound rather
icOeoclsstic to declare that it is worse to
preach infant damnation> than to use bill
liBgsga'e in addressing the Almighty: but
what The clergyman probably meant was
that the language commonly called bias
phemy WAS more eXcusable than the
teaching OF an iniQuitous doctrine under
the guise Of religion. Looking al the matter
coo!ly and without prejudice. it would
seem that be is right The iron strin-
geHcy and cold -blooded cruelty Of some Of
the ancient dogmas probably drove quite
as many human beings to sin as any other
ore cause ever did. When people are told
that they are yipers and children of Sa-
tan. and other unpleasant things, they are
quite art 10 justify the assertion when
ever their nature gets the better of the
fear OF eternal punishment. 1t is mercifully