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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
,,Pig Stihins."
Gin 8sfdtrIider Jaebipurt In SnottH ANA
Die 0tusrtituug Der Wimrpoe,


Mit pig Sliding" (S9meines
fteden be5ei9nen bic erfabreniteu
Sportsleute ben beiten Sport, ben Snz
bten bietet. Gr erforbert gei9idtes unb
tiibnes Reiten, Elm iiberes guge unb
cine rubige 9dnb. 3ubem lit er ni6t
~ungefdbrli9. Nm Gage, bepOr Der
Sport itattfinoen Iou, pirb oas Sc
lGnbe auf Niloi4meine abgeIu6t, unb
oiejenigen pldBe, mo quite @ber gelebeu
ipuroen, perben unter 8eobd6tung bon
Sagern g%eIGlien. Die @ber Iino mddz
tige gelbbraune Sbiere nit gefG6rli6en
9auern. Der &opf lit lGnger uno
iptBer ais bel benz europdii6en Wtlbz
f6pein, unb bic 8Oriten iinb ipdrliaer.
Sur @usriiitung Der Sdger geb6rt cine
9oI3Ian3e nit GiIenipiBe unb Elm gutes
9roBes SagomeIler. bas in ben Stiefelz
f6aft 9eitedt pirb, no Der Reiter es
i9nea our 9anb bat, ipenn er i'm Sale
zines ,Stur3es bonn Yferhe iein leben
pertbeioigeu muB. Man reitet poniss,
10 pie lie gum polosS Spiel benuBt lperz
ben. &oitbare Yferbe nimmt mar
nidt germ, ba bic Sbiere gu lei6t pom
@ber perleBt perben t0nneu. Sat bic
Sa9b9eieaf6aft ben Srt Der Shat err
rei9t, 10 neroen bic S6neine bon
Sreibern aufgeja9t, uno orei bis bier
BETTER ieBen je etnem @ber na4, iobulb
tie feiner anIt9tig lperoen. Sierbet
muB 70 f9nea pie mDgli9 s~eritten
fperben, bern iiber bic eriten 300 bis
400 Yarbs tit Der @ber f6neIer ipie
oas pfero. Quberbem 9ebort boS
8ilb benz. Der ben erIten Std an
bringt. Der gbsr lGBt feline Samilie
poranlaufen unb ma9t ielbIt ben
S4luB bel Der 5tudt. ST man auf
etpu 20 Yarbs in feline Ndbe gslangt,
70 fentt man bic G~an5enIpibe unb lGbt
bic Sauit bsim Std auf benz Sberz
i&enteI ruben. Die 2~anSenfpiBe brinet
gang lei9t in bas WiIb bur6 bic Sc
malt bes babingaloppirenoen 9ferbes.
Der bette Std lit Der btnter ben
S9ulsrn, bod pirb Elm @ber nur in
Ilsndbmefduen bur6 einen Std eez
t0btet. Meiitens finb beren brei bis
bier erforOerlid. Na9 benz eriten Sti6
berlan9lamt Der Gber iein SempO, unb
es tit Sadie Der na6fol9enoen Reiter.
ibn bur4 peitere Slide gu t0bten.
Dies 1T ieoO9 meiit nidt 10 sinfa9,
benin Der Gber tdmpft erbittert INN fein
2eben. Defenders bic alien Gber iinb
gefd9rlt4. bd fte bdufig BEL 4nnGbe=
rnng oes pferoes tur3 tebrt MAIDEN,
angreifen une benz pferbe i6pere
Bunoen beibringen, iuenn ni8t bic
&unit beg Reiters bies perbinbert. Die
jungen @ber, bic peniesr beleibt iinb,
pe riu6en ibrem S6idial gu entrin>
men, inbem fte 8ogen ldufen unb 70
Dem &eitsr, Der ite nur BON Der re6ten
Settle annimmt, piel Wiibe maiden. Sin
FOLDER Britt lam fid iiber piele Wleis
len eritreden.
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Ser Saudb BON 0ariS.

yta9 Der Wleinung zines fran36ItI6en
StatiititerS 1T es nift unintereIant,
teIt8uItellen, pie pieI 3biere jG6rli6 in
BEN S9la6tbduiern BON Ga 8ilette.
Bonttn unb 8iuejuif Der @Bluit Der
Pariier geopfert perben. SIS fol bier
nllr BON benz Rinbbieb unb anoeren
Wtertublern bic Reoe iein. Sm Sabre
1902 iplroen 3,025,8 78 iol6er Sbiers
9et4ladtet uno 3par 317,712 O6Ien,
Siibe unb Stiere, 176,242 RGlber,,
1,996,1O SammeI, 5O3,O91 Sdpeine,
402 3te9en, 31,79o pferbe, 485 @Iel
uno 40 Wuule'el. 8eIonoers auffal.
leno 1T Die unaebeuere 53abl Der Der.
brolltten Sammel. 6rantrei6 allein
ipilrbe Paris ni6t nit Sammeln Der
ior9en tonnen, benn eS I6idte nur
1,447,306. Ius @lgerien tamen 412,s
$40, aus Oeiterreid= llngarn 1O1, OO8.
aus 9eutf6luno 1888, aus RuBlan6
6319, aus Monteue9ro 2441 unb aus
aondba 800.
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GneliGbes panliwe(en.
eaeriei Gt0cutbimIidb tsiten i'm Serte5r nit
shaIiidsn 5tuauSintitutsu.


3ab!rel6e 8anten in Gnelanb ipas
rem friiber 5uglei9 5abritseI9GFts.
6abrttanten, nameutli9 in Der YrDs
pin5. pfle9ten nebenbet fir lire Sum
ben 8eloer in Depot gu nebmen uno
ionltt9e Sant9eI6Gfte gu beiorsen. Wtit
Der 3eit bat ii9 pann bas 9antgei9Gft
ais oos reutabIere erpieIen, unb buS
6abrit9efddft purbe ab9eItobeu. Nus
berartl9sn umpanolun9en bes &c
i3dftsbetriebs ipa es ii6 audi ertlGs
rem. Dab oas Bureau, in benz bic Suns
ben beotent lperben, in groben eno=
lil6en Santen INNER nod ,,shop,"
b. b. 2aben ooer WertItatt beibt.
Santiers i'm Nebenberufe lparen in
Friiberen Sabrbunberten aud Die So
MICE BON @nslanb, inbem ite geitattes
ten, bab bic &aufleute Der Gitp bon
Gonbon in ben biebesIi6eren @ep0ls
ben bes Soper ibr iibsrfIiiiiees aas
pttal oeponirten. Ods bauerte 70
Ianse, bis einmol elm 8Dnia bic idmmts
lihtn Oepots bort on ii6 ndbm, nm
Friegstoiten bomit gu besablen. 9anz
tiers i'm Nebenbsrufe iino beutsutage
nod in gn9Ianb Die 9oloi6miebe; iis
beioreen ndmlid oas @elbpe6ieln.
Der 6rembe mag bsnten, er tbue
pobl am beiten, iein auslGnoiftes
@elo in @n9lano in einem betannten
Yantgsiddfte um5utpedieln. Iber ba
tommt bic Wertpiirbigteit in 9etro6t,
bab tsin enslifdes Yantsei9Gft nit
einem &unben, Der bon Der Strabe bers
eintommt, irgenb elm @eidGft mudt.
Dem 5remben, Der iid Ooriibergebenb
in @nslanb aufbdlt, iinb ale 9dntees
fdGfts peri6loHen-er 1T barum auf
bic 9olbf6mieosldoen pber auf 9elbs
ipedsler BON un3uperldfiiser Irt anges
piefen. lin nit einem Banter in
england Elm 0eiddft uub fei es nod
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Sbwimmrnor 9tltnassrir.
Die srobte IbierIaoune zines s6iHes-Vo
osrme 9irdle Noabs.

~" @Nhet
9ie grOBte 2abung Sbisre, ipel4e
bisber auf einem S4iffs mad Wmerita
gebra6t purbe, lan9te Dor Sturgeon nit
benz 9ampfer n9etbaniu" BON Der
Sambure= Nmerita=2inie in Soboten,
U. S., an. Der 0ampfer bradte teine
paRagiere, auBer 20 S~ingaieien,
lpel9e bic 20 @lepbanten begleiteten,
aber 800 8ierfiibler unb etlua 500
8o9el, S6lan9en uno anbere S6iere,
lpel6e bas gauge 5dbr5eug fiiuten. Die
S9iere, pel6e bon !Sa9enbed in Stels
ling bel Samburg perlanbt nurben,
Gno tbeils na9 Dem 2una Yart in benz
Rew Yorter 8ergniisungsplabe Gonsp
Sslano, tbeils na6 Der ct. Coulter
4usitelung beitimmt tparen, tamen bis
auf einige pelitane unb 4ffen, bic pers
enpeten, idmmtli9 tpoblbsbalten an
unb befanoen ii4 unter Der Sbbut BON
Gorena Sa9enbed, pdbreno Sotparb
5ieloing bon Der llniteo States @rz
preb So. bic 8~erienbune Der Sbiere
iberipa4te. Wie 5ieIbing eradblte,
bat elmer Der G%lepbanten, bic nit einem
Sinterbein feitgetettet iparen, nit benz
Riihel einmal bic 8rdbte fir bic eletz
trii6e 2eituns bsrabeeriHen, unb ss
berrihte, bis Der Sdaben ausgebefert
mar, esppttfde 5initerniB auf benz
9ampfer. Sin anbersr @lepbant rib
NIT benz Riiifel elm Sdmpfrobr. ipels
Dies nit Der Steueruns in 8~erbinbung
itanb, berab, unb h6s @ntpei6en bes
0ampfes peruriadte sroBe 4ufreguns
unter ben Sbie en-.
Die S9iere fpdren i'm 2aberdum i'm
3tpii9enbed unb auf ben oberen Seds
untereebradt unb auf benz 8erbed
itanben Yebditer nit flint polarbdren
uno Wasen nit bier 2Dpen. Die
Spaltbufer purben nah Der Auaranz
tdnesS Station fir Sbiere in Mtbeniu BEL
pafaic gebraht. Sir ben 2una 8art
auf Gonep Sslanb paren 20 Stephan
ten q 8ameeIe, 40 pferbe, 2 3ebras,
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Sabre 1900 b. @br. beFinbet, db, 70
bleibt uns dls ndditer Wotor bos
0aferrdb. IS itommt aus Der urs
alien 6Ol35eit Der Wai9inente6nit un0
oijrfte etipa UNI oas Sabr 1000 b.
G6r. erfunbsn fem. Wenigitens pirO
in ben @eidngen 9Omers niemaI5 elmer
Wahermii6Ie @%rpdbnung getban. @teIs
mebr miiiTen Die WtGgoe bort oas @ez
treble fir Oas 8rOtmebl 3pii3eu 3iDei
Steinen nit Der 9ano 8erreiben.
Die 4uSfubrung Der alten Wi6ls
unb WaTerrdber, nie iie uus nod bic
WaiIermiiblen uuO 8ergperte oes W2itz
teIalters 3eigen, mar auBerOrOentli6
plump unb qeidub in robeiter 3tmz
mermannsarbeit. SIM prin3tp aber
paren bereits bieie aIten RdOer pors
Siiglibe Mai6iueH unb in ibrem @irz
tungsgraOe Der 9ampfmai6ine, Wie iie
gu Qnfang bes 10. Sabrbunberts in
Die @ri6eiHung trat, unenoli6 iiberz
legen.
Gs mutbet un8 fat tpie elm WGrs
den an, baB bic primttipen WaTers
rGber Der naturalization W&iiler be-
retts etnen NuBeffett bon 80 pro3ent
batten, Oos betBt, baB ie so pro3ent
Der Nrbeit, Die bus Itr0menbe ODer fall
IenOe g8aifer entbieIt, pirtli6 nubbar
madten, mdbrenb uniere mOOernen
9umpfmaf6ineu Iid nit Is prO3ent
nod beute begnigen miifen.
Run lit aber flieBenbes WaFer ni6t
ii6erau our 8erfiigung, no ii6 nod
fIiebenos 2uft, mo ii6 8inoitr6muns
gen finben. 60 ging man ebeufaI8
bereitS i'm friibeiten Wiittelalter oa5u
tiber, RGber gu tonitruirsn, melde bic
Qrbeit oss Dinbes fir W}abl5pede
nuBbar ma6ten. SIRE pratti1de 60
Jung fanb bieie 4ufgabe in ben bier
Sliigeln unierer Winbmiiblen. WGbz
reno Elm MaTerrab ia INNER nur nit
eiuem She'll ieines llmfanges bas treis
benoe @lement, bas Wafier beriibrt,
befinoet ii6 bas 6lii9eltreu5 Der Dinbs
miible il. ietner gun3en N%usbebnung in
Der Quft, unb 10 lpurbe bier eben cine
~beionoere 8onitruttion notbmenbig,
tpoIlte man @rfOlg ba6en. Bis gu mel
Diem 9rabe b0s Der 9roriS ~gelungen
III, lebrt uns jeoe Winbmiible, bic aud
bel Iei6tem Winbe gut unb 3uoerlGiiig
orbeitet. Geiber iino nun Winbs uno
Wuferrab feline transportation Wos
loren. sic tonnten babsr, insbeIouz
0ere fir einen ma1dtneqen 8srte6r,
fir ben 8etrieb ir9enb pel6er SSabrs
5euge gar ni6t in 9etra6t tommen
unb tparen porldufig obget6an, ais bic
9umpfmai6ine ibren Sieges3ug be-
gam.
Sin Riidf6Iog erfotgte erit in ben
80er Sobren bes porigen Sobr6unberts.
Die GIettrOte6nit bot ieBt bic Mittel,
bic Nrbsit irgenb zines Stur3ba6es
nuBbar gu MAIDEN unb in Der nG9Tten
@rObitaOt ais 2i6t pber Strait tbeuer
gu %oertaufen. lin aber WafIer nubz
bar 3u MAIDEN, brau6te man WdKerz
motoren, tno 70 entnideIte Ii6 aug
benz Mofierrao Ober, better 9eia9t, aus
elmer Sreu8ung aus WaHerrao unb
8iubmiiblfltigeI bic moberne Ma1ers
turbine.
War bas @aFerrab bereits gut ges
10 mar bic Surbine febr gut.
CAB Wirtun9sgrabe bis gu SO
pro3ent unb fanb auBerprbentli9.
8erbreituuq. 8efonbers in 0eutf8z
lamb iino beute Die WaTerlGufe BON
ibren QueLen an Bis tief in bus Ttu6s
lamb binetn bidt befeBt nit S%urbinen,
in benen benz foItbaren NaB m0glihit
ieoe Irbeit ent5oqen unb in Der
Menf9beit 9ienit aeTteGt pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

2 3ebruIes. etns 8reu3ung BON Zebra
unb MduItbier, Is Barren, 6 s3ebu8
pber 8udeGp4fen, 2 3iger, A 2Dlpen,
ID Seebunbe unb SeelDpen, 5 Dads
unb 2 &G.gurubs, fir Sagenbeds
Shuuitsuu g in ct. 2ouis a Glepban.
ten, 8 Q0nsn. 2 SpdHen, II 9dren,
10 9iride. so Qffen, 40 S6langen,
iiber 100 80gel, ferner Iiger, 3ameele
unb an0sre Where beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
cnfcl Gang NatipuaIhnmnr.

Rad elmer tiir3Gid erloTYenen @ers
tli9un9 bes MarineistretGrs miro
tortan an 9oro Der amerituniI6er
&rie9SI9iffe Oes Morgens beim SiTen
uno bes I6enbs bsim GinboIen Der
6ld9ge oaS STIR Spaneleo Banner"
gsiptelt psrben, ipdbrenb ss bis iebt
9ebrdu6li6 mar, bel benz @inbOlen Der
6lug9e nSoil Columbia" intoniren 5u
lafen. Sn Der Marine fol- eini9e I'M
tlarbett barber bsrri9en, peIde bon
ben beioen Mtelobisn als NdtionaI.
bpmne gu betradten iei, bariiber aber
bat audi Der Sefrstdr feline Gnt'6eis
bung ob9eben pollen, ba er Der 4nii6t
1T, eab cine iolhs benz SonsreB 3uitebt
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Gimt eefdbrottt c9n[tl.
&sIeoIanos Gnttebuna anp oas auuaIiss
WeyidliptHoeu ieinee 2pdeIc.

SIS 1T nod in iiin9Iter ,3eit unapeis
felbaft feitgeitellt porben, buB gegena
pdrtig in Der Office luis in Der Npros
lee INNER nod gDoenbepesunsen itatts
finoeu. Sieie Setpe9un9en bes gos
oenS mihen mad ben Ssititsuungen bes
8eologen 9r. Wolff aud fir bic Sniel
SeI9oIano ais iider onsenommen ipers
ben. 0as @ilonb IelbIt beitebt aus
Slpet SbeiIen, namli9 Der fat fsntredt
aus benz Wteere emporitsisenoen eigent>
lt6en Sniel unb Der Dor ibrer einen
Settle bingelagerten Sine. 8eibs err
beben itd aus einem unter Der Weeresz
oberfld6e l~iegenben semeiniamen
Sodel Der aus 3editeinletten. 8unts
fanbitein, Mufdeltalt unb &reibe he.
itebt. Dieter Sodel fdipinbet oImd=
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g 6iIGer m Sebrdif6en.

g 6iIler m 5ebrdif9sn.
Ius elmer neulid erfolgten Mittbeis
lung in Der n4aaemeinen 3eituu9 oes
Suoentbums" erIdbrt man, buB au.
Sramen S6ilers unb bic msiitsn Ieis
n.r 9eoidte in @ali5ien ooer RuIIii6,
ppIen ms 9sbrGtfde iiberiebt lporbsu
finb uno bort itdnbig bic 2ieblingss
~lettiire Der Sueenb biIben. Sir bic
PopularitGt S6iuers i'm ghetto in
au6 tarutteriitiI9. bab fat ale 9rOs
Beren 8allaosn S6iuers in perIhies
b%enartigen Yarobisn unb Grapeitien
bort cirtuliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
Die mootrnt Gurbint.

JHts GufnidIune aus ssaNerrae uuo ssinDI
maBIs-7ie aitsfsu Iotorsu.
Menn mir auf bic Suhe mad ben
d~Iteiten araftmoi9inen seben. oas
beibt mad Mdi9inen, bic irseno cine
elementars arcfi in ben Dienit meni4s
Ii9er 4rbeit iteltsn, ~ braufen mir
ni4t 70 iebr weit Surtia5ulpanoern.
Seben mir bonn Seseli4iff. bas mos
fdinente9nii9 als Elm Winbmotor be-
tradiet perben mub unb iid bere.!s
auf altespptii9en Yilbsrn aus benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

SroBe 0iebesb.ute. Sn
elmer Na4t bra9sn Diebe in bas Saua
elnss in Der Ndbe bon Ganespiue.
Gonn., fpobnenben areiien Giniieblers
elm unb itablen $4,000 in barren
9eloe unb einiee ipertbpolle Gdmud.
iad1en unb papisre. @ersebliH ipurbs
bic @essnb msilentpeit in Der Runb,
nad ben Oiebsn abaefuht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

e robeerpft on5uns / m
81 Ii b q + T. Die siinitigite Der.
ptlan5asit Der grbbesren lit i'm Soms
msr, bod lit aut bic Jriibjabrspflan=
3un9 nidt gang gu periperfen, bsions
oers Damn, ioenn es ii9 um bas @ns
ptlanden nod neuer Sorten banbelt,
ipslhe aus ben Sanbelssartnereisn in
tlstnsn SOpfen besosen iperoen tDns
men. Ibsr AUDI Reubeiten, tpel4s man
obns Sopf6aIisn erbdIt. pflanat man
lteber i'm Sriibiabr als i'm 6erbit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

troops were employed, while the largest number
OF British regulars in the United States and
Canada In any one year 1900 and their
support from Canadian militia seems never to
have been more than 500 in any one campaign,
or from Indians more than 800. Yet the record
Of land operations Of the Americans was most
melancholy. and the final victory at New-Or-
leans only emphasized the Lesson Of Bunker Hill,
that only br aastW1rks and trained commanders
could make militia any thing but worse than
useless. General Upton says that II Congress
had AT the beginning Of the war declared that
all citizens owed military service and raised
$1,000 men by draft, or volunteering for five
years OF tn. war they would without doubt,
after six months discipline, have occupied
Canada and ended the war in a single cam
paign. Nevertheless, the old method OF depend
en,e on State troops and short term volunteer
organizations, electius their own officers. con
tuucd, ana more than half a century later we
roaped The bitter fruit Of this system at the
battle Of Bull Run"
We have not space 20 traverse General Up
toms study Of our military organization and
wars. but from them all hc draws the same les
son. Trained commanders, the substitution for
militia Of disciplined national volunteers, in
spired and supported by veteran regulars, made
the conquest Of Mexico speedy and complete Yet
the struggle was marked 10y eXtravagant losses
Of life and money due To faulty organization
In the Civil War the Old mistakes were repeat
ed on a gigantic scale Bull Run was precipi-
tated by the popular notion that raw troops
were as good as veterans and by the necessity
of doing something before the three months
volunteers went home The government rejected
propositions TO prosecute the war by An expand
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failed Congress tried 70 get the States TO resort
TO draft. but without success. and the bounties
grew larger than ever, having to be given to
troops already with the colors to make them feel
cOEtcntcd beside the new recruits, so eXtrava-
gantly raised In 1870 Washington wrote TO
Congress that IL a permanent army had been
formed in the beginning. which would have
been, by the continuance OF the same men
IN service capable Of discipline. the re
treat across the Delaware. the suffering at
Valley Forge the prolongation Of the war
and the ravaging Of the country by the
enemy might have been avoided. Likewise the
arrangement Of the finances might have been
averted, for we had a great part Of the time
two sets Of men TO feed and pay-dischargcd
men going home and the leyics coming in"
After his experience with the Revolutionary
system General Henry Lee declared.
Convinced ae am that n government is the
murderer 81 its citizens which sends them TO the
field uuinformed and untaughL where They meet
men Of the same age and strength. mechanical
by education and discipline for battle. cannot
withhold my deuuncidtion OF its wickedness and
folly.
During the Revolution nearly four hundred
thousand men served in the American Army. In
17TG 5000 men were raised against only 20. III
British. while in 1871 our force had dwindled to
2934O. against 42O75 British. Yet with that
enormous number Of men Washington was never
able TO lead more than Il 900 men to battle at
ora time. and the patriots were compelled for
seven years to play enormously costly walt
ing game, and only won finally with the aid Of
the French.
Despite all the lessons Of the Revolution, Con-
Eress. under the Confederation and the Constitu-
ton. continued to rely on short term leVies OF
militia to fight the nations battles, and paid the
usual penalty in Har1Dar's and St Glars defeats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
IN 4 GERMAN GARRISON.
The Book That Stirred Germany.

LITTLE GARRISON. A Realistic Novel Of
German Army Life OF Today. by Fritz Won
der kyehurg QAeutenant Eil5el: Translate.
Edited and with a Special INTRODUCTION y
Wolf Schicrbraud- Emo, pp. SJL Fred
erick a Stokes Company.
This little book describing the Acknowledged
rottenncss Of German army life. raised an up
roar in the empire which was entirely due to its
subject and its fraukness. for it is not piece OK
literature. though it has the yiyidness Of truth.
When its author was court martialled for max
ing these revelations the testimony presented
went to uphold the accuracy of his observations.
and the Minister Of War has not attempted TO
pronounce them false. He had lost all his illu-
sions concerning the character and duties OF an
officers calling" Lieutenant Bilse declared at
his trial; and if only the half Of the story were
trle if would be sufficient to explain that loss
The brutal maltreatment of the privates placed
IN their mower is the least Of the accusations
against German officers made in this book The
unrestrained taste for luxury Of a young captain
or lieutenant whose family are Of narrow Fort
unes leads to overwhelming debt, increased by
the convenient Insurer to an unbearable BURDEN
gambling and drinking. pursued with the ardor
of the idle help on the work Of Generalization.
and the logical result of these and other vicious
courses to be observed in the officers quarters is,
il we may believe this author, ruin or death
sometimes both The army idea of honor as
portrayed here is something which Furnishes the
innocent and the wronged and sends the guilty
scathIess on the way to rev aggressions, while
discipline is apparently too often the tool OF
favoritism Lieutenant Bilse's exposures are
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-16
SOUTH DAKOTA
INSTITUTE CONDUCTORS
List Selected by State Superintendent
Nash of South Dakota.

PIERRE, S. D.-State Superintendent Nash
has been busy meeting with district school off,
tedents at Atlanta, arranging for examina-
lions next month, and selecting his list of insti
the following letter to those who have been Sc
lacted:
It gives me the greatest pleasure to place your
name upon the South Dakota institute conductors,
list for 1904. Two conferences Of conductors will
be held this year; one at Red1eld on Wednesday,
March IS You are re- reqaestea to attend
thees meetings and receive your commission.
eofs to how 10
to our entire body of teachers.
Those chosen conductors are:
Deadwood s. K s ciarE Tynds; J. 3. clenden
nen Worthng g. s. COBB Hot Springs VI
G. Fl. Ellingson, Canton; S. X. Eyerly,. Brook
ings; r. T. Fitch, Watertown: E. L. Flanegn
ton, Madison: s. G. hammock, Aberdeen: Mrs
Olivia Heron, Academy; J; H. Hetley, Andover
4. B. j. Hnmb 5 Rapid City J. jones' n jr Verm
lion O. H Jones, Sisseton; j. G. Kellow. Bris
ings; D. f. Koehler, Aberdeen; B. NJ. Lawrence
sioux Fails, i. 3: MeLennon, Huron; e. ;
r. G. AIcClelland, Sioux Falls; V. NJ. Ramer, NIL
hank: F: l.: Ransom. Redfeld; G. J. Schellenger
Selby; seymoSF Arlington G NJ Smith
Mary j: Windie, Mitchell: II K Warren, Yank
ton: C. M. Young, Vermillion.
Superintendent Nash has selected as the com
mittee to pass finally upon exhibits which are +
go to ST. Louis as a part Of the state exhibit
Mrs. Lille S. Cooper, Springfield; c. c. Brass
Mitchell, and M. A. LANCE, Pierre. This commit
tee will meet in Mitchell the last of this montl
to make the selections. The regulations provid
that all exhibits must reach Mitchell between
the 10Th and Doth and delay may leave some o
the exhibits out when it comes to selecting.
Governor Herreid has commissioned William
NJ. Mount of Milban nix as game warden of Gran
county.
:. Several years ago Messrs. Baird and Brown
chicago men begun the
| fifty Chicago settlers to locations on upper Bal
river. They are all farming small tracts an
each one holds small! bunch Of live stock o
| some class They secured logs along the rive
| for the construction Of their buildings and al
are getting comfortably fixed.