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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22
DAMAGES ARE DEMANDED
Simon Curtis, ColOred, Has Sued
Grimes County Citizens.
ACTION IN THE FEDERAL COURTS
Bases Claim for $4,000 Upon Alleged
Acts OF Men Stated TO Have Been
Members Of White Name Union,

Grimer county 10 Just now achieving ad-
dtioHnl netoriety, Tho rrfusri If es-sherln
Scott 20 prgss The ilnc ana present himself
before tkc court fpi f7u9gHlnauco bouds
from trg4a 10 term m the pnacs pending
nsanst Hm md ae1 rrHnca 10 washing
tou evCptY Got irinl, was The source Of
considerable comment, aihee much feeling
IN the nnttcr was safe ia have bccu engcn
Gervd ha snlts he had directed against the
White Mans t'nuH' Aud Lew comes q
sensational suit fef damages In the Federal
court fled bF q negro, who demands a
lufs sun from rGriuds persons alleged to
lp,a been oouassted With TINT ogsuhisu'
tU"
l4a plaintiff is Simon Curtis Of Louis
ijLu. aid the huit "a nled in the United
atntea cireut court for the Southern dts.
Liltu NJ teFuH, against W ~ Wassehi g.
u. ln2en. ~ T.. Whitehead, John Miller
aud td TIM Terrell nl Of urines comfy,
f0r damages iu iuc sun of SlU'W al
lcging tuut dupinZ the year t!uU the dc.
remnants, acting with other persons I'M
Known 10 plaintiff urg1uized lodges through
out said Nrimes county, ana deuum 4. Il
them as the White Mems union ot as q
couNtN tho purpose of Which was to con-
trol the votes Of Grimes at the ensuing
November election for county, State aud
FeGeiM Offices but in truth and In fact
sLld defendants combined, ronfedpratgd and
Joined themselves together for The sole
purpose Of pullio1ing, intiHi1dtlng and pre-
venting fair election, ana for the express
purpose of intimidating the negro iu
tnbitGnts ana forcing as many as possible
by threats and assaults TO leave the county,
hat the defendants by and through It's
, representatives. whipped aud beat pldintiu
ms goods from him and ordered him e
leave the county. That on March -, 1902
plaintiff did leave said county and MOVE
to his present home out o. fear of said
vi lob la t.e do Ia Q ff
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THE RESOLrTIONs.

The resolution committee presented It's
report through Editor Gray Of the Rice In
dustry. Tho resolutions dwelt upon the in
crease Of production and recommended
strenuous work I'm increasing consumption
and favored rice Kitchens etc, as means OF
'ducotinG the public. They urged larger
contributions Of money to this fund by those
directly and indirectly Interested in rice.
The state legislature was asked to make
appropriations for experiment stations, etc.
me wide margin OF cost from producer to
consumer was dcplored as making rice a
luxury rJthcr than staple, as II should ne.
A button badge for members, the design
| TO he selected by the directors, was adyo-
| Gated.
| The cooperation of the association with
all railroads was pledged ana the efforts OF
! the Southern Pacific IN promoting the rice
| industry were praised.
| The United States department OF agrl
| culture was thanked for the work It has
| done for rice. Thanks of the association
! We're rendered President Knapp, Mayor Hot
! and the citizens of Houston
/ Mr. BrrauN presented Strong resolutici
| against ticket scnlpiug md asked that "a
| petition for legislation against that practice
! be sent to the Texas legislature. as hc Io-
! llcyed the adoption Of such measure woild
/ pring larger concessions from railroads
! than are now Ohtanable.
! Adjournment was taken at $3.50 p. m
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Ar of the various agricultural interests
li the State are TO he represented ia Aus
in ON February T. and l3. A call stating the
aature of the Farmers institute has hoan
sent broadcast ana the attendance prom
.ses 10 Doe large. The Rice association is to
.e represented at this conference aud a
pecal committee ou motion of Mr. oswald
WILSON. WAS named 20 attend the meeting
ND also call upon the legislature I'm refer
nce To Irritation aud drainage bills tnat
WIN be introduced
This committee as announced hy the chair
as follows j. r. Wostmorelnnd. G. ..
Duson, y. u. Cnrdln Ross Chrk, T. ",
.ccch, i. ~. RrousSard, w Il. Dunlap, w.
Moore, a. NJ. Waugh :. a. Knapp, j..
N. Gray, 4 la Tullc, NJ H. Townsend, n.
N Cortes and Jonathan Lane.
lpou the presidents suggestion com
ulttee, consisting Of Messrs. #. y. Cray,
:. l.. BrcuuN and j. Il. Wrstmorc0ud, pHs
ppointcd to draft resolutions upou the
lrath of members of the association VITO
ave died within HE past year.
Mr.. Oswald Wilson suggested that the rice
| ,elt * without a representative on the sci.
&C. or house agricultural committees, ang
| he association passed q resolution request
NC Spe0k'r-elect Cannon 10 appoint on
| he house committee one ot the Texas con
| gTpsSmpu
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RICE ASSOCIATION CLOSES SESSION.
The Third Annual Meeting Was a Most
Successful One.
BANQUET AT RICE HOTEL ENJOYED LAST
Excellent Papers, Presentation OF Resolutions and
Appointment of Committees Marked the
Proceedings of the Second Day.


MnNa ~ sore a All subject 10 review
' 1tt ~ gro,,-iov
% future meeting to pe hfid AZ Cro"' ,S
La. some thirty or slAtS GAYS uvHee' '"'
rbird animal meeting uf the Rice Assn
at'.t ,,,,.,-ia ,rd f. trsl large
O"t'VN 70 H.
aud representative gnthetlhg on t''h '"
tsreetad IN tho cultivation err marketing
sa.,,t,I, +, IN, ,itv ST Hons
~ tA'e 90 "ssel
ton has adjourned ond ihf visitors arr
fast depavtiug for turir homes Ibis au
t,.. .,1 ,s IN, ,n,sst
Huai hlVNN'ns N'N
successful ana plouu'''.' " "a, ,'I s..s
s'"u OIL any m-''''~ "'' ''
association.
The men who were ,alltd to Houston
ny thls Ih'eIIE were 'NN''A' lt''
tiyes Of This age cr ipdu trl and 10 IS %
Spch - tbcv that me SoYtb looks FOR its
,. ,r, - .,t,...t
iuture ue'e''n'".r'' '"'H WV
with Houston, pleased with The W"-h 'r-
comnlisbpd Nv fbe,r a-Sogi.tiou iu I.- sa-
INA o.. g..... ,.-,f-.. &c
H"nH ses,'"'s 'u' 'n' d" '"'-
me cornal h'''iH"N ''i''''' wv
resident NJ this civ
.- nj f..t. t.rt, linn
NV IN.e
accomplished "a ei- me E'fE iN lnN .l-
vancement of the interests of th' great
,.htt, c.ro.i and i,4 ,yr,r g.. ir-- .seru
""''' ei''' anu
MORNING SESSION
,,- -.
treslueht NlalN J" ".''"- '"P'''A' '.
punciualitY ard no called the lr-t "#-'u
~ the second dnv of the rIen a-saai.t lot
,neatin. n ordef rrcr,ntlv ~ u.2n ,..t.r.
~
uhy morning lll--' We're latGa Hlm''t
of new faces In the audience and many
additional members ,rero noted fin tb. us
.,,tir -. - a.t
VIZ --'u "'''''' 'N1
M aH
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WAS NOT HENDRICKS.

Sheriff Anderson Makes a FruitIess
Journey.
Sheriff Anderson is home from Waller
county, where he was called by Sheriff
Lpscomb Of that bailiwick to take in
charge a man supposed to be Robert Hen.
bricks alias Bob Valentine, the badly
wanted ex-schcol trustee. Mr. Anderson
says tine man Tailed in every detail with
the description OF Hendricks sent out over
the state. but as soon as the Harris county
officer saw the Waller county prisoner he
announced that the search for Hendricks
would have to continue, as he was not the
man now In custody
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22
Work Snsnerded.

Tho scavenger department Of tho city's
forces has been compelled to suspend work
because Of the impossible condition Of tic
streets Mr., Kennedy says three wagons
were anchored fast in the mud yesterday
and ne has now given up the task until
the rains cease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22
A CON-T R9AST

OF the face of healthful woman with
the face OF one who is sick proves that
quite often a sad face is a sick face.
Many woman has credit for sunny
disposition who would soon be sad Of
face and irritable of temper If she had TO
endure the womanly Ills which many of
her sex have borne for years.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
cures the diseases which are the source
OF so much pain and suffering to women.
II establishes regularity, dries debilitat-
ing drains, heals inflammation and ul-
ceration aud cures female weakness.
MIS- Corneiia Henson Of coaiton, Bayd Co.
Ky, writes; Vim october 1850 gave birth to a
baby ard the treatment ] received al the hands
ofthe midwife LEFT me with falling Of the uterus.
I had no health to speak Of for fhree wears /
had another baby which was the third child NV
health began 10 fail and found myself COM
pletey wgsn out had so many pains and
aches my lite was burden to me aud also 10 All
the family, 1Gr was nervous and cross and I
could not sheep. Had four doctors come 70 see
me but Al las, fouad was slowly dying The
doctors soid had liver iuEa and uterine trouble
YVES In bed for months I'd whom m get ny 4
was 2 sight 70 behold I looked ike a corpse
walking about I commenced to take Doctor
PierceS Favorite Prescription Golden Medical
Discovery md Pellets and ever since then 1
have osen q wei woman I have suffered ali a
woman could suffer at my monthly period until
since began the use Of Dr. Pierce's medicines,
but now can say have no pain. The dark
Sesr Il every syss Mg St gPs away SnS feel
skin Is white. but before it was as yellow az
saffron,H
Accept no substitute for Favorite Pre-
ecriptionD there Is nothing Just as good
Tor weak and sick women.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are easy
and pleasant to take A most effective
laxative.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

Gueydan, Gueydon la; W Il Farmer. New
iberia. La; john Green. crowley, La, G.
! lheG Crowley, LalJ u. Foley Crowley.
MMnrtry,, Jennings, La; George q. sears'
Rhyme, La. y. n. Gins, Jr, DonaldsonyIllc'
Ms l,fnry kae9 NeE S,, 9i55lea9e L9 PA
Wilson Houston. Texas J. 70. Broussnrd.
Heaumgnt Texas J. X Wcstmoreand, Eagle
Lake, Texas; A. T. Borden, Pierce, Texas;
IS >, u. Morse, Houston, Texas: - l.. Vine
gard Enfle Lake, Texas; Victor ~ lullr
BSay CITY, Texas; w. e. Moore Liberty,
Ross l.. clark, roff Iataca. TeS@s; ". f.
Bradley. Port Arthur Texas; j. W Leech
W Campo, Texas, John screycn. lr Savpn-
nan, Ga; j. /. Shepard, Charleston, S. c.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The closing session opened with a pleasing
tnlk from Nr, Frnns Raudolph Of crowley,
La mcmbcr NJ tho editorial stan Of the
Rice journal ard cuff Coast Farmer Re
liRcncd tho ptces TO tho Hight cavalry'of an
army formation and stated that tue special
publications devoted 80 the rice Industry
would always be- forud ia advance, ekirm'
,shiug with the enemy and guprdin- tho
/ outposis. lie had II warm word of praise
| for the country press. FOR the work OF cue
great dallie- and pledged the loyal supn9rt
I ~ the various rit" publications 10 'hN h|1e
! Mr. j, W Ltgca told what Farmer
! lantrr nf Z campo, Texas ~ stated ina!
! industry utJ foresight verr a farmer. BEST
asset 3d. praised the farmer and hts pr
egation ana rgairtsa 3F[at tu, .l,,,,, i ,
] where soil. climate, water supply ana SHIP
/ plng facilities are idenl
one ui tho most accordingly interesting
! init hours spent hy the entire session wa'
tgat afforded By the brief talk Of Prof. II
| iutcndcut of { hn Sgut hcrn Pacific indua .ila
/ exhibit. he assured the IlCc men thot there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

Chief George Ellis has been III for sew
era days since returning from hunting
trip, hut reports received from home yes
terday lnllrate that he viii be able ia
return TO luty in q day or two The chief
rs suffering from q lame back
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

OF tne SHu'u wuU ", Ia ion rounds or
moro pef nunum.
lt has been practically demonstrated uy
sIcnt faliWSS , Il',,a,1'' ,rs IN which
rir, ,3p he cooEcd In d most palaiahle form,
nud IN conjunction WIN ho work OF the
H,c. Ass9, ll,,ot o ~. ,,rro,s,i consitt,p.
rIar ,ytirh Uns permitted ot - I - pew cent
increased production Of rice Wiiain tRo,
.l,ig. ',.l ., erl ~. .bon1oi ror absorption
ae 81 tubIa frod tp IT, present FORM coming
d'sect from th' mill. SHOWN ~, h s't, riee,
hns ~ rcl creme. l' ,.y .'t t., ,,ht.b If
nlabf cufor into competition with wheat,
ogts and other cereals. universally sold ana
h9m"H a7 ut'at'3s' ln'Is ,~o l..tju.d
fl, rioI most inportaut pau ln one econ.
nn.y 90 future rico development The manu-
iacturrs VIII SOW" "I4 U,. ,., H., ..,,rt,
XIX, ,,tt,-,i,,rI l.. u,a I.piio1 gtntcs Already
nearly lI of opr imported rires which are
now largely ~ thr lower 90 H'S. "r o','., ~
tb, gor,r.itr n-.Iurt. tu,vn as
.hray.ers ff.e" far tue Manufactures of
hoor. WITH ric. entering MIC hrHhHinahlnE
9ia a..o Jug r nS r,.e!.I'iy senn bou con-.
sI-ar-ion can be- ipcraased far u excess
of tA. limitations of production lo me
C'l ''aat fl'. heI; Eu'u .'"i '''s.' ''1
a.. mo-, 80 ,-r,,,i,-
.,,,.,., ls 49,. .,,,... .,p,c'
nm 80 q,.,,..,,,,-t,ti,.,,.
-. G,,i,,,., and
lower lI''e' 4" ous"''ie'''
NJ, IN. .,.......',...
me Eist oil DIS t''h was a 'htAPshh- OF
ii' S'"''' 'A' l''' was u"' . s'p'e '"''
','' ~
d, '' sue ''S, u" N"'""' '"p""
a",,1 , i'y 'I am ,, Inc COS, 10 inc
ne dis+,4t,,,or rto ,iai,,a,, u,, 1T
'''9' '''"''''.'' NV ,'"'Nl'u 'N' rt'"''
"'ai'r demands proht of cents per
pound on rice and the result IS TINT n
,,,di,,,, -r,d, 80 ,,.,. A.,
'''''' saul VI tive ''9'S tue Northern
consumer from d cents % $ cents per pound
Z and better grades 1gI5 cents Economy I'm
| cultivation and ,uorE.tip.. ,r,,,,1 ha In
49, "' N'''"- """'" ne ll-
'uectuhl' nc uelevt+, unless means are
found for educating the retail dc,icr Ia
mnderate and rcrs,,,I,o n..a+. ~.
,,,..o,., - -, '"'9. 'i' IL"
'"'''+" '"'Hc ""l'9 anu Shhll pFohls as per
ter In financial results TO the dealer unc
| a sure urons Of increased ,ors,,,,,,tt,
a.. .s.,., ''"'""P.'o"'
'"' "L lAe hpiesI papers presented during
the meeting was submitted by Mr.. $
/ Locke Rreat,y rico communicate, ,,,.,.t, -,
49,, -, ,'.''''''u "'r''I"n
anu 'N l'I'Sl'l'ul oil 'he New orleans bohrt
OF trade. Ills subject was: "Rough Rice
Touching Upon Potter Matbods 80 MI,
mt ''''''No VI H"iI
'uNHE p"hHtE' More Care IN Harvesting
ana More Economical Methods of Marketing
Same"
An oxtrac+ ,.s., ST.,
; -" eAtraet from MS address Is MS fol
= ! lows;
! The mint tn r,ot,e ana ~
l ~ nc ,..., - '"' '"' 'itt d
= Us i"'e''S''u III the development an
u advancement OF rice should take TO hear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

TIE Perunn Medicine Co., Ccluu'
bus. O6io:
GenfIen7 emil can nor think "
cords f6ut DM express my proi's
for gonr most WcnderfuI remsdH
Peruna. 1t is begcnd q doubt 'm
most tOondcrfuI cure that long sat
ferers from cGtGTrb can find.
~ 6GSe suffered from tbs dread
disease more fbGn fpenfg sscn
and s0as only induced 10 try s'T
remedy against ng t0iH after 6dr
ing spent hundreds Of dollars IA
e0erg possible channel seeking re
lief, as some Of mg intimate tri'n1
rad been cured Big il.
II am most pleased TO ten s'a
t6at / am today perfectly ssa
man sD6o can not beip but pra"
TIE manufacturers for the eoeri''e
ing benefit / Rate recefsed Nv"
gcur remedy.
"Wit6 6opes for genr Srsd'm
success, am,
Sincerely, gours to command,
C.. l.. PoLSToN
rcruna has among It's friends many
the leading temperance workers y
country, who give It uustinted pls'' 4
do NOT hesitate to endorse It by the VS. y
the most oXtravaTant language. ,..,
If YOU do not derive prompt any p,yurl
factory results from the use 81 ,ss'ivH
write Mt once 10 Dr Hartman, en" VIII h
statement OF your case ana m sSyl..
pleased TO give you his valuapie
gratis. r,,.idant AZ Tts
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GovHRNcR BOB TAYLOR TONIGHT.
Governor Taylor will he in the city and
lecture at the Auditorium on the subject
Love laughter ana Song" This is the
second number 90 the Yong Mems Chris
tiln Association star course Lecture be-
gins at Sll Admission % cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

A very sick Mexican, who was unable
10 give his name, was picked up IN the
lt~0t1 book on Washington street last
night by Officer Graham ana sent to st.
Ioseph's 'nhrnary.
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Police Piokinns.

A box OF aprons Ia held by the police
department and the owner is welcome TO
the snme by applying at police headquar-
tiers.
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a~usraFuns rinrs muoernen sdnsl'
Gamblers.

Sc 1T 6ereit8 gemelbet poroen, oaB
Der S6neuoampfer r&uiIer @ilRslm
Der 3peite" bes Nprbbeutfden 2loDb
auf ieiner neueften 8etIe, Die er am 8.
Geptember na9 Nen>0ort unterz
nabm, Die grDBte Nn3ubl BON 8ajiiz
acknowledgement beber6ergte, Die il
mails auf einem 9umpfsr iiber ben
Ssean bef1rbert tpuroen. gfa4 ge@
nauer 6~eititenung Der 3dblen fu9rte
Der Oampfer nit ii6: GIG Pafagiere
efffer &lafe, BAT 9afagiere 5pstter
!9laiIe, fonie 8O7 3pii6enOefs Pais
Iaaiere. Sier5u tommt cine 8eiaBung
rem 658gerionen, 10 baB it6 i'm 8anz
sen uuf Dem 9ampfer 2428 Perionen
befanben.
gs mag intsrsFunt iein, ii4 einmal
gu pergegentpdrtigen, in fpelaer Wetie
Elm fpf6es S9tff nit Proptant fir
Die &eiie ausgeriitet lit. Btr finben
ba gang snprme 3ablen. 9ieie perz
iteben ii8 fir bic Sim uno aiidreiie
bes 9dmpfers. ubgeieben bon benz
frif9en 5leti9, @efliigel, 5ii4en,
Giern, Semitic unb Sbit, bas auf Der
9inreiie BON Bremen na6 Nep=Yort
perbrau6t unb bort ergdn5t piro.
Der grobiant bsituno aus folgenben
eih5elnen POiten unO 3a6len: 5leii9z
tpaaren (frii9e, gerdu6erte unb singe=
ial8ene) 24.400 ailo, Slide Gri19e,
gerdu9erte un0 eingefalsene) $500
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ltnaariihcs Snrheiuan0rr.

WG6renO es geitern i6ien, ais ob Die
ungarii6en 6eiBiporne CUR 8ernunft
tpmmsn tpoltsn, berri9t ieBt nieoer
Der gr0bte Wirrtparr. Der Premielz
MiniIter 86uen : 6eberpdrD bat ME
De ~'Fdeoantt uno Der rabiate 8uraz
ba, ous S6erpaFer. Die gemdz
Bigtst Parteten iino 5uriidgeordngt:
Die llngarn fii6len iih. Sic m06ten
in einem iel6ititGnoigen Stadte leben.
Ginem ieI6ititdnoigen 1lngurn niirOe
a6er ppn porn6erein bic 2ebensfruft
feblen; es piiroe iiber fur3 poer lang
bon ben ildpii6en uno germanif6en
Na4barn uufgerieben tperoen. Die
MHdgnuren geb0ren Dem groBen urdlz
altaif6en Stamme an, Der in europa
our9 lie, bic 5iirfen uno Simmer per@
tretsn lit. Der i6urfe 0enfer 9dul
be Qugaroe Iagte i6pn in ben fiinf5is
ger Sabren bes porigen Sa6r3unoerts,
oaB bieIsr turanii4e Stamm oerz
brau6t lei. Die Mugpdren, G3e6en
unb mas an G6nIi6en Ndtionalitdten
unter benz Scepter Seitrei6's lebe, lei
cine QaIt fir bic @sI9i9te unb t0nne
nur ais 2egirung zines eoleren 0}ez
tales mod eriprieBli6e 9ienite lei
item. Qlber bic llngarn pplen fi6
ni6t legiren ldfen. Cos BON OeIt@
rei6l 1T ous Gno3iel i6rer 8iini4e
unb i6rer "politiI6en& naz
tiirli9 nit gini6luB Der ite6enburgiz
f6en GumGnen uno Sd6ien, Der
&roaten uno 5labonen. Die Rumdz
nen 6iloen in 5ieben6iirgen ii6er Die
6G(fte Der 8epOlferung uno BADEN
eben1openig 2uit, ii4 magpariiiren gu
la1en tpie bic fieberbiirgiI6en 9eutz
f6en. Die &rpaten uno Slaoonen
baben in leBtem Sabre f6on CUR Rez
polte gegen mdgparii4en uebermut6
qeqrifFen. ltngarn fat feline gepGRrs
~leitete beIpnbere 9erfuhung uno
fslbfitdnbige 8erpattung. 0us tDnnz
te i6m geniigen, tpenn nidt magpariz
f6e 6eiBIporne uuf oas pQos DON
Sefrei6!" 6initeuerten. Qn's 3iel
tperOen tie borldufig ni6t fommen,
benin bic btrennung5ransleit6aniens
piir0e ben 3erfaG Der gar5en 9dbs=
burger Monar6ie nu4 ii6 5teRen. Sc
1T in Oeitrei8 leiOer gu Ionge fort
oepurItelt" porben. SEPT rd6en it4
bic Siinben frii6erer Sabre.
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Webr G~rsiebung in Der s6nIe.

Sn ben Ser. Staaten niro ie6r bel
9elo fir Die 0ffentli4en S6ulsn aug
geseben. Ri9t bios, oab, Der Inter
ri6t bis in bic bDberen S9ulen fret
lit, au9 bds 2ernmaterial, n0tbige
uno unnDtbise Bidder unb berslei6en
erbdlt Der Sdiler fret. Mit aleoem
iino aber bic gr3iebungsreIultdte Der
S9ulen ni9t 9as, mas lie isin ioQz
ten un0 miibten. Gs pirb piel 9ez
lernt, gu tpenig nnterri6tet unb biel
gu tpenig er5ogen; unb bod 1T elm
pohler5pgener Menf9 piel bOber gu
tpertben, uls elmer, Der piel gelernt
bat. Sn unieren S9ulen pirb gu
perig er5ogen; es pirb gu tpenig &C.
Didt auf bic 8iloung unb 8rGftigung
bes Gbarufters, uuf Nnitanb, Site
uno 9eboriam gelegt, uno man9es
ainb perldbt Die S9ule penigsr gut
er5o9en, als es oieielbe gum erften
Male betreten 6dt. Wdrum mir Die
fen @egenitanb bier 6eriihren? 9iefer
Sage tamen uns einige @orgdnge aus
S6ulen in Der prefie gu 9eii9t, bic,
fpenn audi ni4t geraoe tppii9 iinb,
Gbnli6 oft genug bprfommen. eSSn De-
troit gub's bieier Sage glei9 mad ben
5erten S9u1 Strites. Q9t5ebn&naz
ben unb ELF MGb6en elmer S9ule tpeiz
gerten it9, ibr 2e6r5immer gu betrez
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