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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
PowNAL.

Luther Harlan IL repairing his
house.
Mrs Deputy 10 vl.iIing her brother
J W Combs.
Miss Jcnncue Gardner has returned
10 Vermont Academy.
Miss Grace Blanchard IL visiting
her aunt In Schuyleryille.
The water pipe for the water system
has arrived aud IL being laid.
Miss liner Combs IL visiting Mrs.
ida Wright Floger 10 Poughkeepsie.
Mr and Mrs Wright Barber and
Walter were at T. j BARRIERS last
Sunday.
Mrs j " Beachrad II visiting her
daughter, Mrs Chauncey Potter In Er.
wing, Mass.
Mrs ID A Thomas has been enter.
taiuing her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Hendry Of Chicago.
EN- Pratt has sold his farm on No.
Church street To W l. 3yers and NOV.
ed TO his farm over the river.
Jonn troosdell has sold his farm q
Ar Crandall and moved with his wife
TO their former home In Baltimore, Md
A b 4 NJ $. ding extending for 5000
feet south OF the WAFER tank mas been
opened. II will accommodate - cat
and will greatly aid 10 the passing OF
cars at Pownal
Mrs Sarah Barber Boyle with her
son Robert Is visiting her father oi
Watervliet. Later she is expected h
visit Pownal. Col Barber Is reported
somewhat better.
Miss Wayne DOYLE entertained sew.
ersl OF her friends Sunday; Miss Ma.
~ Purcell, Miss Mildred Golden and
Robert Taylor OF Bennington and
Miss Julia Doyle OF No Adams
~Weddines have been the order OF
the day among some OF our young
people. Saturday evening at the Bap.
list parsonage Miss Teresa Pratt and
Guy Estes OF No Adams we're married
by Rev Mr. Klein. Sunday Miss Ju
liza Burke OF this place and John Smith
Of North Pownal were married 10
Hoosick Falls.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
woODFORD.

Louis Carey spsa. sunday 10 Hen
ringlon,
An iaeh aud halt of sHow fell
Monday y IA
Jf Smith has been in SALISBURY
on business,
Geo W Wood has sold bis big team
"a 10 a Gleason,
Hugh Rlee Of seArshnrs was Ia Tie
village SUNDAY.
Joseph Myers II ilsnaingion u ia
uso emyioy ofcsas sa~ysr,
Charles sawyer i, vial Ing rola'iyss
Ia Rutland, fillsneld ava Asnuon.
nElsam pillows ate bsper Than ever
aud may b. supplied CA III 70 notice,
Mise Ahbio MALLORY ~ bennington
hs. beaa goes, ot hrs Nellie s.oae
81 ferndale,
M aud Mr. wa',sr Rice 81 nrnhlng
tun fails have visilrd Mr and Mrs J
Il Hathaway.
News has bsan resolved mai frank
= iiorle. Il dylns 81 his home la Top
perish, wash.
Mr. and Mrs byron ieliay Asl son
frank " sSarsburg have visited al
Chas q wood's
Mrs Nellie stone has b ga gir.i
~ Mira Martha Temple ior tie nfs
time In siA years.
Fw Palmer aud A = Ls-is ~ shsr.
burn sorc Ia iosn aua sent 10 their
work In r. adsborv.
The YPsl Bis Plannlng Tor a big
chicken. pic aud taFsey supper Thspks
giNing Day -,snins.
Bariha Shal,s has bcsn tho guest oi
Nfs & & EAslon aud Ars Harp Frod.
sHbsrg Of Benslrgioa.
Miss Jcssl. Bnrgcs. Of Bennington,
hiss ben . guest several days ~ her
anni, 1rs Henry Knights.
Word has bcen resolved that Milton
kGapp aud family arrived safely ai
their n.u uoine 10 .erkly, Cal.
Mrs wm Boulcs aud daughter ida,
- 8faWA atHa AAhN AAaM ksAHAa wv
days 81 20 aud Mrs william = Knapp
Micha Keenan, 81 Hudson. ohio
aud Daui Couloily ~ B-nnlngtnn.
scrc IN tosn recently. The former
Fsui - Somerset ~ sofk
Naldia Tompk 10 Of No Bennington
aud Arthur spncc ~ Troy walked
from bennington 10 Wilmington
From her they "splps,srcd" the IL
nj - BY moonlight.
Ernest Biddle Of 80 flcnnington
Mr. aud Mrs Harley Bosics. Ed-ard
olscn and Geo Burgess 81 Bennitg.
ton ADD Herman Becscr of SO Shafts
bury we're 10 the village Sunday.
We would say 10 the Bennington
anonymous letter writer, who no doubt
u a sportlyc gentleman himself, that
there would be n mighty vacuum la
the doiDgs Of this mundane sphere, II
the yery acts be mentions Sere no,
performed. We cannot di.belleye him.
Little Rena the iO.year-old daugh.
Ter of Hr and Mrs Herman Bugbee.
died after a short illness, Sunday a,
midnight nj their hone In Remington.
The funeral was held Tuesday, inter.
pent being Ia woodford city cemeie.
~. The bereaved parents have the
coadulence OF many friends and rela-
tiyes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
'Dr.RYPuuu.

Many mothers OF families In the United
States have reason 10 be grateful to the
person who recommended DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. This Is n medi-
cine specially prescribed for diseases OF
womankind. II does not cure eczema,
catarrh in all lie forms, nor heart dis
ease, for Il is put up for the single pur-
pose OF curing diseases peculiar to
romen. Ii has a reputation Of over q
third OF q century Of cures, and has
sold more largely on this continent
than any other medicine for women.
Another point in its favor-it does not
contain a single drop of alcohol or
harmful habit-forming drugs. Ii is
purely vegetable and perfectly HARM
less in any condition of the system.
An alcoholic compound for women is
something no woman should take and
yet "Favorite Prescription is the only
tonic and nervine put up for sale
through druggists, especially for wom-
ans weaknesses, that does not contain
alcohol and that too in large quantities.
Womanly weakness will always bring
nervous irritability and q nervous con-
dition, for which alcohol is the worst
thing in the world. What n woman
thus afflicted needs is a vegetable tonic
and invigorating nervine like Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
will build up her delicate system and
bring about a healthy tone. 1t cures
the drains and weaknesses of women,
also displacements, as prolapsus, ante
version, retroversion, irregular and
painful periods and kindred ailments.
II You want to know what ails you
the United States mail will bring you
the best medical advice for only the
cost OF writing materials and stamps.
Many women owe their present good
health to the fact that they consulted
DR.. Pierce by letter, giving him all pos
sible information about their condition,
symptoms, etc., and received in return
good medical advice phich cost them
nothing. This is why we advise you to
write to DR.. r. V. Pierce, the founder
of the Invalds' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y.
DR.. Pierce by no means confines
himself to prescribing his well-known
proprietary medicines. He tells you
in the most common-sense way what
ails you, what you ought to do, what
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News az the fs~s sai Village arisfz
rsia feF nasf Readers.

News &c ,hs fs~s .aa village ansiz
rsia fer nasf Readers.
cH Mason vent 10 Albany this
mornlng
Mrs Harry Wall Who has been IN a.
her home 10 North Bennington 10 im'
proving.
Noble Hayes has closed his sum
msr residence on Main street aud lsit
lhis morning with his family for New
iors,
James Fox lsii this morning for
North Adams IA purchase q yoke Of
oKen Nilh which - york on lumber
job this winter.
Indications point 10 . good house
fir sunny South AZ tho opera house
.his eyonlng Tho advance sale 10
good aud this kind Of shor always
has a large door sale.
Contractor = y Wood has LOT the
Job ~ moving tho house NJ the corner
~ Main aud school streets Ia Noyes
a son ~ lloisick Falls who will begin
tho work tho last Of The week or on
lion 'Hy nesL
Cap, Ransom - Gore Payson Hath.
a. -, Martin Barney, Wm uaynes,
I IachariAh Paddosk, u " Rudd and
Eil Briggs loft this morning fer Cas-.
Teton Ia attend Tho annual reunion OF
The isih Rgt W. Vols.
Roger RAmsde!l Who entered the
University 81 Vermont AZ Burlington
this fall has been chosen president of
the frcshmsn class. Thl, - q marked
honor considsiing that the class 10
composed Of over iso young men.
The body % q woman on being r..
moved from 600 cemetery 10 another
al Petersburg the past week Sas found
10 be peirincd. The body was buried
some 20 years or moro ago, aud was
found 10 bc Ia perfect condition
CbAngcs were being made Ia the old
cemetery and II vas found necessary 10
move tne contents ~ several graves.
one OF the boxes aiir acis much atien'
zion because Of it, great weight, aud
Ahen u was opened II vas found the
body vas pe,rihed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Determined stand Made Against Chi
nesc Admissions.

nesc Admissions.
PITTSBURG. Nov. ia determin-
ed stand was taken for the enforce
ment to the letter of the Chinese ex-
clusiOn laws of the country. the legal
izing of the eight hour workday In all
work OF the government. the abolition
Of convict labor where IL completes
with union manufactured goods and
the renewal of the agitation for the al
teration of the injunction laws of the
country by the executive council Of the
American Federation of Labor In its
annual report, which was submitted at
the session Of the convention in old
city hall.
The power exercised by the executive
council in the way Of being the mouth
piece of the federation makes the re-
port one of the important documents
which are submitted to the convention.
The council voiced the sentiments Of
the organization as being opposed to
the present immigration laws as ap-
piled to all classes of aliens. A plea
was made for more stringent enforce
ment of the laws for inspection Of the
invading hosts from Europe.
Especial stress was laid upon the
need for better physical examinations
of immigrants, and an investigation
was asked from the government into
the many reports and rumorS Of as
sisted Immigration
The report took the national admin
istration to task for its failure to en-
force the eight hour law in all govern
ment work. and plea was made for
every state federation organization to
Immediately institute a campaign for
the establishment in their respective
states of the eight hour law.
A popular chord was struck when
First Vice President James Duncan.
who was reading the report. made a
ringing appeal for the rights In all cleo
lions for women. The report cited the
four states ii the Union which now
grant equal rights to the women and
predicted the publication of the ballot
when universal suffrage was granted.
THE report of the committee blazes
yhc way for the work Of the federation
during the coming year.
In the matter of a change i'm the sys-
Rem of electing all officials of the state
(hnd national government the council
vent into detail in explair
workings of the initiativel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
NORTH BENNINGTON


Mis-. Nancy Chase l. visiting al WIN
Graves.
Joseph Wolf l. conGoed TO the houss
by illness.
VI Phillips ~ Manchester spent
sunday 10 town.
Mrs y q Phillips aud son have visit
ed relatives In Arlington.
SIR and Mrs Francis Frazier are re
ioicing over the birtn OF sou.
Mrs Androw Maithess AMI little
a lighter are spending q few weeks
with her mother In Rutland.
TIE Ladies' Aid society 81 the Bap.
list church held a meeting on Tuesds y
afternoon In the church parlors.
Geo Howard OF Arlington spent
Sunday In town. Mrs Howard accom-
panied him 10 their new home on
Monday.
The family Of Rev Mr. Harper the
newly settled pastor OF the Congrega.
tional church, have arrived and are
occupying the parsonage.
a meeting Of The officers and teach.
ers OF the Baptist Sunday school will
be held Friday evening at the home Of
The superintendent, a = Hathaway.
Mrand Mrs Albert Bromley have
commenced house keeping In one OF
George Elwcll's tenements on
Ne ,nc street recently vacated by
George Howard.
Mr. and Mrs Hauser have rooms at
Hiram Halls on ain ST. They will
&c upy one OF W X Whites tenements
on West street which are nearly coms
pleted.
Al tie Christisn Endeavor meeting
al the Congregational church sunday
evening there was discussion OF
Ne hods. Deleg ties we're pres mt Z, om
the CE societies OF Bennington a. d
North Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
A Serious
Mistake.

II Is a serious thing 10 neglect
your heart.
The moment you detect any
weakness or irregularliy. such
rs short breath after exercise,
palpitation, ilultering, weak OF
hungry spells. pain In breast,
side or shoulder. OF uneaslness
when lying on left side, you
should take DR.. Miles Heart
Cure; Il rarely ever fails 10
relieve all these symptoms.
II not promptly restored.
chronic heart disease soon de-
yelops. and then II only remains
for some sudden strain 10 COM
plclely exhaust the heart.
Thousands Of hopeless eases
have been cured. aud II YOU 10
not try IL. Il will be the great
est mistake Of your lie.
when I besaa taLing ~. M.iss'
Irmcdirs I aas ~ n Nfff I'D fnHilr
uoa had stomach ifuails, Win
hurt me. and / had siaTtarss q
LFaath. pairiiaiian, Az pflse vs.
irregular. and mf feet, anAirs ard
hands Ncru swollen, ENfff tnui.ih
4 wfogs Ia Allies Medical Co, and
they advised mo o. iakr ~, Niifs
restorative SrfNinr ard Heart cure,
I soon noticed IN Improvement ahd
continued the medicine unfl n4s
enmflrtriy currd I feel ike = dfs
frfrnt prFsnn. IN fact I have rot fer
- we'll Tor ~ Yrlfr"
Mrs ALEXANDER WILSON
aeo9 EEfane 81, iiifhnnndi Va.
Or. Miles Heart cvre IL soid ~
your DRUGGIST, who Gill guarantees that
the ffst bottle will heneft ~ u fails
ne will refund your monss,
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15

line OF treatment
out In your particulal
case does not indicl
his proprietary medics
plainly and frankly
and the best posi-
proving your health
young woman just d
duties OF life, you d
medical advice OF q col
II you're the mother
may want advice abo
how best to put your ]
that your children may b
sufferers from chronic d
do not readily yield to tn
people who are past the
Of life and want coaildd
about their ailments or II
condition, DR.. Pierce offers
sideration and the best me
within his power, free OF d
I" Favorite Prescriptisn1 L
ideal medicine for Women,
the best I have known to l
health and strength writes
Rocker, "a Ingram Street, I
KY. II suffered misery [
years, being troubled with
My back ached and l had bes
pains and frequent headache
often awake from sleep in
and suffering it would be hq
! could close my wearY>a;ii
dreaded the long night
weary days. Consulted
physicians hoping to get
ing that their medicine d
cure me / tried DR.. Pid
Prescription, as a friend
mended it so strongly. A
followed her advice for j
medicine for me. Every
has gone, and not only
eral health has improves
and strong, have q fine
gained flesh and never
My advice to suffering
take the HFavorite Pre-
they will never be dis.3Ipd
results.n Formula printe
You should read The I
mon Sense Medical AdviI
Pierce, M. d. Send 81 cent
stamps, for this zoos page
covers, or 81 cents for the !
Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, b
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15

Years Of suffering relieved In q
night. Itching pills yield NJ once TO
the curative prop rites 81 Doan's
Ointment. Never fails. a, any drug
store 10 cents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
@cbcinnihuOlc lras0bic III Ncuarf.

0eewurf Ms, i2. Moi. -
5ilnotbp Gorclu, Elm 2eberorbeiter,
lpuroe bcltc III einem bieiigen 2ogir.
battle ul5 SCidlc geillnoen. Seine
sseble mar DurhidJnitten. gS lieaen
@riinoc nir Die Bermltbung Dor, oob
er bon icincr @otiin. ipeld,e geItern
iriib in ser 4oIi5eiiidtipn bon Sit.
Grange iturb crnlorbet ipuroe. So.
relp bottc an Wiontog abeno in oem
bctreIfcnocn 5ollie nit ieiner 5rult
einen Strcit mo lpurbc ieitoem niht
mebr 0cicbcn. Sn oen 1oidcn oes
Sobten ionO man Slpei 8erii1erunas.
Yplicen cine nni Den Nalnen 3bo8.
aellep's mo cine anoere ouf ben 9to.
men Der 1rnt Soreiu. Die 2esiere,
orren ,,imgierunanIe Worearet .ael.
fen mar, lpuroe ml Utittipoh Nbeno
in Oit.Sronae lpegen 9riinfenbeit
perboitet un0 ithrb geitern friib III
Ser bortigen Roli5eiitation. Grei
ainoer SeS G6cpaareS bcii,ben iid,
in einem g9aienaipf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Baltimore. Mo. Tretag ben 19. Mai 1905

baB er IN Den pcrlIoicncn lucnigcn
@ohen ieiner 9Irbcit on oen Yroblc-
men beS &onolbouc2 5u Scr lleber-
5eugima gclanqt ici ooB sic @robor-
tigfeit ocS Groiettc9 SOAR ouh ocn
cntbuiioitiId)lten &crichtcr oeilrlben
81 bcfremocn ln0 ocrbIiilicn gcci9.
net ieL Dob olC ij,b ouitbiirn1cnocn
Sinberniiic obcr OurhouS niht mt.
iiberluinolif Icicu Gnoc ,Slmi miro
cr iidb nof) Eonomn bcQcben, lm ou.
ieIbit bleibenocn 9Iuicntbolt 5u neb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
arie q 9muterioI- -Qicfe.
runqcnfiir u uBIono.

Die SdJleiiidcn 8crfc in 9resIou
hoben pon Der rllliiihcn Nc9ierun0
beoeutcnoc NeitclIlmQeu oui Viotc'
rial erbolten oos fiir 9IuSrilluln0
norbonocrcr aricgSid,iiie uno gicl.
bolltcn bcitiumt lit, 0ic 9Illitro9c
rcpr0cntircn 0ie Itottlidc Sintmc
BON 10 WPillionen Wiorf.
@robcr 8robcrfun0 ans
0cm 9ron5e5eitolter.
llnucit BON @reSlnlt Iin0 400 ORD
Der uno 100 SoblcnuobniIrgen aus
Der Nron5c5cit bloSgelcat mornen Gin
Shcil oopon cntltomntt ocm iriibercll
1900 o0er 1900 Sohrcn Dor Gbriiti
@eburt, itno rin (beil Dem ipGterau
9ron5e5citultcr. Gic gIusgrobungeu
lnlioiicn Elm Iorf bon ciuemGuBcno
N0blen. III oencn iih @er0tbi6oiten
Slm Spinncn uno @ebcn ionoCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Stenc ocS Sd)rcfcnS.

Tic Sod)IoQc in oem oilrh einen Gp,
flou perpiiIteteu StGotheu Sm-
Scr in Sflaboma. - Snrieu bon
Seihen in ser Wforgllc. - &iele
TermiBte mo beitGnoigcS 9ln'
uohicn scr OpicrIilte oltrd oen
Stllrm uerIcbtcr Ferloncn.
Sunbcr Sflo, t2. Mai. - 0i&
bcutc Ntittog moren % 2cihcn bon
Opicrn ocs GpflonS Ger porlCbten
Nud,t geiunocn norben, lno nlon CT
mortct, OuB Die 3obl Der 8etooteten
ouf ilbcr 100 itcigen miro. 80 Yer'
ionen rueroen uermiBt, unb oie Ser.
lcBtcrt lino tt5 ou ocr 3obl llnec'
i0br % Der 2cbtcren befin0cn lid m
prcfGrcm ,3ultuno. Gecr iinon5ieIle
Gcrluit miro oui $50O,00O eeldGbt
Seutc bier cin9ctroficnc Seridte
ans ser llngcbllng lollcn criebeL
ooB minocltenS - WcnihcnIcbcn ull-
GcrboIb 0cS Sto6thcnS Snpocr Dem
Gpflon gum Spier fielcn, uno Die
@ciommt5obl Der Opicr oiiritc oo'
bcr olf t30 ooer mcbr ItciQcn Gic
bieiigc Wiorgue 1T nod nit nihtiocn'
tii,irtcu Sootcn qciiiIlt. G'roBer
@irrporr berrlht III Dem StGothcn,
luenn iib oid) oie Situotion icit &c.
ltern etuoS acbcIlcrt bat. Seleloer,
Bette, @ctt5cug, Wcoi5in, 2cbcnSmlt-
tcI lou9cn in rcihlidlcr McnQc on,
oaein Ole 9eberbergung ocr piclel
Sboohloien mo oic &crpilcgln0
scr piclcn Tcrlcbtcn perlriodcn
trobDcm bielc Sfluierigfcitcn Nicle
Der Spicr ipur6cn belltc bcltottct.
&crbecrcn6cr &cgCnlturm
in " c it &irgtnieu.
Suntington, @.-No., i2.0ioi.
Gin felt Is Sttnoen in bieliger
@egeno iuiItbcnOer Megenihlru bat
groBen Shoben in biciiger @eaeno
ongerihtet. Gcrihtc ibcr 2cbcnS.
pcrlult iino i'm llmloiI, ermongeln
ieooh Der @citGtigung. Ger @upon'
oottcsHipcr lit nm Is Sub 9eItie9en
uuo picle fleincrc Stronlc lino aus.
aetreten. GicIe Gelegropbcnordbte
licgen oui Dem Wooen.
gu6 i'm Sn6ioncr Tcrri.
torilm berrihcn
Stiirme.
Oklahoma GitbL Oflu., IL.
Dioi Gin bcitigcr Wino-, Sogel.
uno Jiegenltrnl iegte bcute iriih
iibcr.WorIom, Iuncon RlibSpringS
mo Gbifolow i'm Snoioner Serri.
forum. Der llmitonb, ooB IN Vtor'
Iop etlihc SGucr mo biitten nm,
gcmcbt iuurocn, pcrllrlndte ooS fol'
lhc @eriid)t ouB BORT 30 WenIhen
qctobtet fporocn lcicn &ein Sc
bensperluIt trnt cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
GrploiiOn in YbilaocIpbia.

Sin @usbcb0ter IN ole &ult cello,
gen. -- GtIihc glrbeiter getoOtct
rno cine 9ln5obl mebr ooer meni.
ger ldWcr ucrIebt.
Ybilu0clpbio. 12. Wfui. -
sGurh Die bCltc eingetretene Grplo'
iion zines NoSbebGlters I'M GtabIil'
lennent Der .lluiteo @oS SSmpropa.
rnent so" 5n Eoint gree5e, lnl Iiio'
liden Stnottbeil, ipurben 5luei Ber.
ionen getootct. 5iuei tootlid luo neun
beoentIld) oerlcbt, uno 5luci lnb per
nibt.
Ter erploolrte YrbGIter iilbrte Die
g3eihrntne o3ont go. /" un0 ltono
I'M Soirollnl Der 8erfe. Die @c'
tootetcn iino nod nid)t iocntirBlrt.
Siinf @fbGuoe oeS GtobliiiementS
iino beihdoi9t Nier slnltreidcr
iueld)c uili cinem Der @ebGubc AT
Der glrbcit iuoren, iuuroen olrh Die
GrpIoiion bcrobgeiblelloert II. 5luei
oerielben inb ucrtultnoct. 8rei'
Bio W1incr, Die in Der yiGbe oes9cs
b1ters nrbcitcten, luuroen ber'
bronnt, nclut oericlben id)lper. Die
geltd,t Der Grplolion ihIeuoerte orei
Der Mdnncr iiber 800 Sub meit tort
in eiu bendfbortcs 5elb. % z.
Sonr, Snperintenoent Der Gontpn1-
nic, bot feline SSoee bon Der llriohe
Der erploiion
(SpGter.) 49, gteuere gcridjte iteI.
len feit boB 5luci U'dnner getootet.
elmer t0otlih ocrleBt uno ehua 40
rnebr ooer lpeniger ihiper perbronrt
nuroen. Tie Sooteit iino Der Gud).
oeder Geo. $. Wbolen uno iein gliii.
itent Sos. Sgiloie. Sipen graolep.
eir AngeItellter Der 8as .Gonpnguie.
lit tobtlih perlest. gsie es iest beiBt.
brad Der 9ebGlter 5iliammen uno
bos entiueihenoe @as puroe bllrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19
Tcutidcr llntcrridJt blcibt.
Die YeibcboItnl ocS ircnoipradiQcn
llnterri6tS III beu oiientlihcn
Shulcn cmpiobIcn

Ncm Oorf t3. Mai. - Ob oic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. inclllliuc ocs oellt-
iden llntcrrid)tS, aus Dem Stlmocn.
plan Der oficntlihcn Glcmcntorid)u'
len gcitrid1fn \pcrocn ooer niht,
hGnQt porIduiig in erItcr Hinle bon
Scr 0eboroc Der Shul. Supcriuocnten
al. gSic elmer Der hod)itcn Sd)ulbe.
omtcn Der Stoot mittbelltc, miro oiele
@cboroc Die 9Ib'd)ofiung oeS frenlos
iprohigcn llntcrrid)ts nj DIT en-.
pieblcn. Sb Der Sdulratb trobbenl
ocn ircmolprodigcn llntcrridt ob'
idofien miro oocr oh cr ooS ilber.
bolpt obne Die 3uitmnung Der De
boroe ser Supcrinten0cnten tbun
fonn lit cine nod oiicnc 6ru0e. Dab
cine Maioritot ocS Sd)nlrotbS ben
iremoiprohigen llnterriht obihoiien
m0bte, brnild)t nidt mebr onac5pei-
felt lperben. 8erobc oic BON Wtapor
WtcGlcllan ernonnten o0cr pieoercr'
nannter GolnnliiiGre mo oic Gertrcs
ter lomnnnp's int Shillratb limo
oiienbar bic bolpti1dIihiten @e9ncr
beS frcnlbiprod)lgcn llnterrittS
is lit icrucr eine feItitcbcnoe Sbot'
iod)c, OoB iidl 10 5iemIih allc Sberlcb.
rer nno 2cbrcr'Gerciuigun1en fiji /
oic slbld)ofilng oeS frcnloiprnd)i9cn
llntcrrihtS ouSgeiprohen bobcn. Or,
Gblon lit Elm entbllioItiIher 9eiilrs
morter oea oeiltiten llnterrihtS. .Sr
Der gon5en @eIt rinumt man lid Die
Shulcn SeitIdlono'S gum MltIter, "
iuete cr oGS miro nllgcnlcin ancr.
FAINT, bnB iie Die bciten lino. 9iln
lcbrt man in Gcutihlonb lhon Sim.
Der pon 8 mo 10 Sobrcn frcmoe
Sprod)cn. Sicr miro oieier llnters
rift crit NIT Dem l3. Sabre bcgonnen.
Sd)iller oielcS gllterS lernen in
Geiltidlnno idon orei ober bier trent
DC Sprohen. slud) miro oort oitf Die
len llntcrridlt bicI mebr 3cit onge'
monot. gScnn Ole Ieutifen oo olii
einen IoIibcn @cge iiub, pe6bnlb
merbcn oonn bic Shulcu 0eutld,'
lambs Die beIten genonnt? Shre Ote.
tboOe muB bod uohI ctiuos fir iid)
hoben. ltnb Iollten mir lpirflid, 10
icbr ouf Dem Sol5luege iein. iuenn mir
Ole bcltidlen Wtllitcrihulcn in beldei-
ocrem MinBe nohnbmen?"
Sbne Ilisnobme boben iid oie
Sfnlporitebcr unb Scbrcrz zNcrciltut'
gen gegen Die @crTiir5lne oco Shnl.
togeS mi5gclprohcn. slitd niht cine
einSlge Organization bot Ioipct ben
pom Shlurntb ungcnonlniencn Yer.
fiir5un9S 0ntrog inOoiiirt gtur bier
mo bo bobeu iih cin5cIne ,Snoipionen
BEL oen offenilid)en Gerboren bafiir
ull5gelpro6eil.
Yei ser sSroDe Der &erfiirjung oeS
ShultnecS mlb IN 9etrod)t gc5ogell
iuerben, onB mir bier filr5ere Sdul'
Seit boben. olS in onoeren 2olloern.
NuBerocm boben mir bier piel lam
gere ,5erien, nlS onoerSmo. DWilroe
Der Shultug uui 312 Shlnoen rcblt'
5irt," iagte Or. golon oio ntiibtc Der
llrterrid,t 5uiomnrcn 0cor1ngt per@
Den. Die erboIrugsitilnben miiBtell
ipegfnllen. nnO ooS Reiiiltot mare
bob Die ainoer in Den 3E Sturoer
mebr nngcitrengt miiroen, nlS ictI
IN fiinf Stnnben Sd, babe uilf oel
ct. Coulter slusltelling Die beiltId)t
Sdul.ausitellnng aenou itiloirt uni
aeflrnben. DOB nniere ainoer penigel
ongeltrergt iucrOcn, ols Ole Deutld
lambs"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-19

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@obnu0htcr limo nod oui oem
Shouplobe ocs llnoliidS i'm Qicnitc,
nm 81 ncrbiiten ooB ouiqcfmoene
@crtblotcn gcitoblcn iucroen.