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New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
INDICTMENTS IN WHITE SLAVE CASES.
Trials Set for Tuesday-Witness Sent to
House of Detention.

Indictments were filed yesterday with Judge
O'sullivan in Part I, General Sessions. against
Robert X Spriggs and Sallie Bennett the alleged
principals in the white slave traffic, The grand
Jury returned three indictments against Spriggs-
for a second offence for keeping disorderly house
for assault in the second degree and 70: abduction
Against the Bennett woman indictments were found
for keeping d disorderly house. second offence and
also for abduction.
The accused We're to be arraigned to-day but Dis
trict Attorney Jerome asked that they be a1raigned
Judge OSullivan acquiesced. and at clock
spriggs and the Bennett woman We're brought into
court and pleaded mot guilty" to the indictments
They were remanded TO the Tombs- Mr. Jerome
told the that If any application for bail was
made he would like to be heard before it
passed by the court. The District Attorney
later in the day announced that Spriggs and Sallie
Bennett would be placed on trial on Tuesday be-
fore Judge Cowing in Part III Of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions
On request of Mr.. jerome Mabel Holmes white
the House Of Detention. She will be a witness
against Spriggs and the Bennett This girl
II is alleged, lured to a house run by the Ben
nett woman by a colOred man on the pretext that
IL excellent place to get a cheap room She
that she kept in this house several months
against her will, an inmate, and that she finally
made her escape with another young girl by hiding
in the cellar, gathering few rags of clothing so
she could go on the street. and Uping on the
windOv to a pasSerby, who aided the two girls 10
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
BROWNE CASE GOES TO JURY.
Attorney Admits That He Sold Other Prop
erty Without Owners knowledge.

The evidence in the trial of H Huffman Browne
an attorney, charged with making false transfers
Of realty belonging to the estate Of Mr.. Petersen a
Norwegian, who with his wife. died while on their
way Norway. finished yesterday, and the
will go TO the jury to-day
The defendant was on the stand nearly all 6ay,
testirying In his own behalf Assistant District
Attorney Train, who is conducting the prosecution
obtained from Browne admission that he had
been the attorney for Sarah L. Smith an old woman
OF Rdgewood, n. j. and that he had sold parcels of
her property valued at $4,000 without her know-
edge he said that he had returned about $4,000 to
her, and that no action had been taken BECAUSE of
her sympathy for his family
Mt Train brought out in cross-examnaton that
Dy using the name of man called Wilson. on
afhdavits given by d Samuel House and William r.
Hubert, 5000 had been obtained from the City
1haInbeTlai who had the custody of the estate
W hen the names Of Hubert and House were looked
up they could not be found. The District Attorney
claimed that they were mythical.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
VAR TO PAPER KNIFE.
Nets WaUed It-MectiRg zcith
CoIer Not Much of a Battle.

II wasn't much OF a war. after all. when Con-
troller Metz and Borough President Coler of Brook
lyn met face face in Secretary OBrien's office
in the City Hall yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Coler waiting TO see the Mayor, TO tell
him that Commissioner Woodburys department
was the worst thing in the world. While waiting
his turn. he said few things about Controller
Metz. follows
wouldn't say anything TO hurt Metz's feelings.
He's a nice enough fellow, but he's young-he s
OF Metz for instance. with one arm around the neck
OF the Hon Pat McCarren. threatening to Kill on
Metz is
Just then the Controller bowled himself through
the doorway. IN a hurry, usual. and walked
right over 10 the Borough President.
Say il his face. Say it to his face said
why, halo. Mr. controlier,' said Mr. Coer
"HelloI said Mr.. Metz, his face all smiles.
Then there was lot of joshing." and Mr.. Coer
thing I'm tpg 81 to t6S do is to Es keep this. this aq
such a place as Brooklyn the map
Yes said MIR. Metz you ran in that borough
and was elected. / don't forget that ran there,
eye the whole shooting match"
Ing Controller Metz inadvcrtentiv picked up a
wicked looking paper knife from the desk IF SecTe-
tary O. Brien and as he began TO talk he bran
dished this A mutual friend gravely stepped for
ward and took the knife out of his hand, with the
Then the Controller begged a cigar from the Bor-
10 head off the proposition from Albany 10 give the
state title TO the asylum properties In Flatbush
in return for abandoning Randalls Island at the
.'our coed friend Orr IS putting up a neat little
job Brooklyn in that deal and If the proposition
is accepted the state will get title to the Flatbush
property, and well never get them away from
there /" said Nr. Coer
The trouble with Coler" said Controller Metz
when he alone with his conscience and the
newspaper men. is that he says what he thinks he
RhoKs instead OF saying only what he knows he
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
RAILROADS
IPIEINN@YIL vanilla
RN1ILlRWNlDo

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and Cortlnndt Streets
aSs-T-he leaving time from Desorosses and
C-orfIandt Streets Is five minutes later than
tkat given below for TWenty-third street
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
SVgTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RP

b es est I'D
\ 4O->0- Foot Liberty St. n R
Time shown below Is from L'iberrv a,
West 23d 81. leaves 10 minutes earIie- a.
cept as noted by designating marks
EASTO$. BETHLEHEM ALI.ENTOvv
AND MACCH CHUNK - z400 az
Eastonj. 9. 10 A. N 10 &4O 20 "a Z
EastOn oniyJ r NJ sun, "A % 4 W
90. 300 and 8 % p u
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON al,
A. n. l-G. 800 P. N. sundays z49
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4.O9 90 "a
\ NJ, lSO 40 ca, X5.Os Lakewood ard
LakehUrst. ks 50. 15} p ~ SuudsTS
$50 A u o. 80 Lakewood and LaGs-
ATLANTIC CITY-s9 20 \ N. kta0pW
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OCRsV
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEt-
SHORE PDINTS-z4 90. 81. 1l8AV
Xl "a. - -. 30 go jl2 o. Sandsys
except ocean Grove. 400 300 A u 4ss'
ATLANTIC HI s. sEABRIGHT Hov-
MOUTH BCH. EAST LONG BR4NCE-
"A OO. % 80. %. 1l-30 A. " L0 4M
80. $50 p u sundays. 500 A H.
PIII.ADELPHIA - ~ 30. n7O0. mS6a
9.O', m"10G0. al a. A Il. msi2W
nj 90, 900 goo, - % m'j00. msaN
100, $500 300 5000 ?. ". j'i2S
BALTIMORE AND WAsaINGHON-sm
m'1O.GO. ~ 90. m'2.0O. mt'4OO. sa0a
go. ~Ii2 10.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLz
AND WILLIAMSPORT - z4O0, z4N
$500 9l0. 1000. 1lOO A 81 Readss
only. : leo. 20. 200 p II CFieadlns
PottsvtAe. Harrisburg Only). f4OU. '5a
$50 p "
%Daily TDaily except sunday sSundaya
<Parlor cars only. Via Tamaqua. aExcss,
Saturdays. mDlning car. xSamrdays ony
ZFrUm Liberty 81 only
From Twenry-third SJ-eeI-zj 20 P u
c35O = NJ. el2 - p ~ g4SO p M
jlL5O p. NJ. k. % p. "
OfiiCes- Liberty St West 23d ST, Ast,
House. Isl 434. 1900 1884 Broadway. IS
9th Ave. 81 9Th Ave- = Union Squss
West. 279S 81 Ave. go West 18th 81, Is
Columbus Ave. New York, 342. 343. 3s
SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn 800 HrOadVaT
williamsburg New York Transfer o.
calls 5oT and checks baggage to destlnatiaz
". O. BESLER c. VI BURT
Nice-Pres. & Gcn- Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Ags1t
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
SUES FOR MONEY DEAD SECRETARY GOT

TBy Telegraph The TrfhuneI
Wilmington. Del, March 15.-The case OF the
National Dredging Company Of this city, against
The Farmers Bank a state concern, with VII
srinzfon branch. was begun in the Superior Court
The dredging company sues for $S0oOo, as the re
slNt of William =. ChUTchnnan. its secretary, OBJ
flaming this amount Of its funds from the bank
The companys checks, which he altered MI;
Churchnan died in January, 1903, from natural
causes on the day of his funeral President Bar
ker started an Investigation which revealed pecu-
latioEs begun In 1897. The company holos ulAI
the bank Is responsible.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
GEL 10 CRUISER CONNECTICUT.
nv telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

TRv Telegraph The Tribunal
Hartford, March l5.-If Governor Roberts is able
20 carry out his plans al the port OF New-Lonoon
next July the state Of Connecticut Will present 10
tie cruiser Connecticut the handsome silver ser
vice. which has been purchased WITH the proceeos
of the general collection taken up in the state the
Connsrfirllt viii he attached 10 Admiral Evans's
North Atlantic squadron. Governor ROBERTS De-
1eves that New London the best port for pubic
exercises and the celebration viii be carried out
along lines similar the presentation by the city
OF Albany OF q silver service the cruiser Albany
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
IN PosroFFIcE FIGHT.

GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Winsted. March l5.-Since the Postmaster Cen
eral appointed Mr.. Roraback. a veteran, postmas-
ter at Ashley Falls the New-Haven Railroad
and allowed him TO remove the postofice from the
centre or the town to his home many OF the VIII
layers have left their mail with the agent ar tba
station, the agent 10 mail the trains The agent
received notce 70 discontinue the practice and
the clssruntled villagers rather than go to the
postmaster now drive 10 Sheffield five miles away
10 post their mail and buy stamps
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rFrom IN. Tribune Bureau


CRIPPLED CONDITION OF ARNY.-The atten-
tion OF the President has been called TO the fact
that the line OF the army is somewhat crippled by
the large number of commissioned officers absent
on detached duty and by the few OF the
companies OF infantry or troops Of cavalry are up
20 their authorized enlisted strength This is espe-
oally In the Philippine Islands. where there ere
companies on; field service which are reduced to
third OF what the enlisted strength should ne,
the Philippines. where the situation might become
serious in the event Of some disturbance IL rs Is
cruting system improved and the distribution or
Strength OF those commands raising Them 10 a con
dtion which Will give them greater value IN mill
tary operations
PROTECTION OF TRANsPoRTS-The mys-
terious causes Of the fire board the army trans
port Meade have been traced officially to spontahe
Gus combustion. explosion having occurred IN a
chest containing soldiers uniforms ana aIi"s'
hacked in creased cloths The reports also say
thar another box which being transferred TO
the transport exploded on account OF the unkho"h ~
contents Of a can inclosed in the box This mas
led 10 some restrictions intended 20 PIo'eost
the transports from such sSeI the ship has
gone 70 while 4 is sun IN per- d ne q cTc J
lar calling attention 10 the WaGntng EiTen @ ogthin 81 ing
~ an explosive nature, oiled creased cloths
matches other material liable 10 ignite Dg ~,
115,si nd cd5nansnv commanders required
that these precautions are 1SAAel-
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued: v
clonsl DATIR L sPr59 b6afd at
Fort Jay for service curing am 81 S Iia
only. captain JOHN P NADE "a OsSY T ,or %iI All
de-oanp. who will continue member or board i0r a'
Other purposes
,ss,ors louis A LA GARDE. RUDOLPH GIBT5IaT and
WILLIAM e PRUNlANCE' surgeons oe'@-4eD "a
aiming board Manila
oro5ng first eu;enants and assistant surgeons before
board Manila for examination toT az.
PATRICK II NJ ANDREW GIDEON NJ: NS, NAN
TI-SFN WALLACE De WITT. ROBERT Al
TF40RNBURGH, ROBERT r. GRUBES. ELMI-ADI
D SHORTLIDGE. PETER c FIELD. Hf4tbff'I
@ SHAW
Second Lieutenant VAUGHN W COOPER LIN OaNAis'
Washington barracks
NAVY.
Commander r s GRIFFIN commissioned
Commander COOK retired 18th Lighthouse District
Memphis, inspector in charge
lieutenant Q r KEAE. detached Navy Department 70
Rhode Island
lieutenant F Il. F}RTAfBY and Ensign a p FAIR
FIELD. detached the Olympia, 70 the Minneapolis
Assistant Surgeons J. T C0EN and J. FLINT appointed
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
March 1.-THE Abarenda and Marcellus at Guanta-
naTno: the Osceoa 81 Pensacola
SAILED
March la-The Newport. from santO Domingo for san
Juan.
March l4-Te Columbia from League Island for Hanp
Roads the Baltim0Te, from CaTite Tor hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
NANTUCKET ueHrsHlP BATTERED.

Newport. r. J.. March Ia wireless mes
sage from Nantucket South Shoal Lightship No.
66 tonight says that the vessel had been ex-
perienCing boisterous weather for week. Yes
terday The strain Of the constant tossing proved
TOO much for John Santos. one of the crew, and
he became violently insane Several OF the yes
sells boiler tubes are leaking, but the engineer
Is able 70 keep up steam.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16

MESSENGER or WATCBMAN-M So
eChrr. honest. ambitious to earn SIS
weekly. hank messenger. WafChmsu or con
fdential man. al present emplo,ed LANE.
EOs West SD ar
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
EXCURSION So. so.
sGaha.

USEFUL MAN-By middle aged German.
single on gentleman place: good horse
man; handy ali around man: references
Address JOHN c., 432 West 18th St
VALET, attendant TO ar invalid expert
enCed educated, gentlemanly. accustomed
20 travelling; New-YoTk references GRA-
HAM 60 Lexington ave
YOUNG MAN. as saddle man: good man
to ride with: good references: lately
landed from Europe. WALSH, I43 East
10th II.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
AGAINST GRAIN RATE REDUCTION

Chicago. March l5.-The Central Freight Asso-
citation to-day voted against a reduction in grain
rates from Chicago TO New-Yori. The fight was
between the New-YOrk Central lines which stood
for reductions, and the Pennsylvania lines.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
BALTIMORE & CETC R.R

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHISGT0N
Leave New York City, Sd 81 L5yt
GWASHINGTON. BUFFET Z 80 am S011
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 10@m
WASHINGTON. Diner. II 80 am 120eE-
WASHINGTON, Buffet 15O pm 2@Tz
4"ROYAI. LTD Diner. 8 81 pm 400E
WASHINGTON. Diner. 3 so pm 500 %
WASHINGTON. Buffet ESQ pm L00l
fWASHINGTON.S .SIeeDeTs 1lJ0 pm 12Ba;
"EN sun 3Daily
Through Daily Trains % the West
Leave New York City. I'D 81 Lib y s.
CHICAGO. PITTSBJRG Il 50 pm Il IS -
CHICAGO. COLT MBTS. II 80 am II % m
PTTTSBURG, CLEVE, 350 pm 400pn
.ITTTSBCRG LIMITED $50 pm 700 pn
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV-. L50 pm u IS n
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOCISF.. $50 am 10 90 a-
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOCISV-. $50 pm SEQ pu
Offices. 261. 434 1900 Broadway s AstE
House. los Greenwich St > Union SqUaH
W S9l Grand ST y Y: 343 Fulton S.
Brooklyn. West 23d ST AMI Liberty St
After 6 D m sleeping car reservation3
and full information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau of Informatiol
b & o R R. 23d st. Terminal 'Pho-s
No. Chelsea 31++.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
HANBURG-ANERECAN LIVE.

s. 5 AMERIkA MOSI LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF
LEVIATHANS.
"Griu Room tGymnasium. Elevator
and A La Carte Restaurant ICalI az Dover
for London and Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
PrinZ Adalbert. Mar. 90. 10 A NJ Nav 3
'Prinzessin Victoria Luiss. Apr. 3, II a m
Prinz Oskar. Apr. 19. 2 P. NJ June .
tMoltke. Apr. 20. noon; June H. July "a
Via Madeira and AdriatiC ports to Venice
fCrtu Room and Gymnasium
Rates. LIST Glass, $40, SIS. SI1sOO I'd
ward according 70 steamer selected
Offices S5 and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad. Piers. HobOken. y J.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
CUNARD LINE

From Piers 51-52. North River
LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
LCCANlA- --.------ MAR II. 10 A NJ
VMBRI ----.- MAR - . y NJ
Campania.- Mar 81 Carmania Anr M
Etruria. Apr TiLUCania Apr Il
IBRALTAR-TTALY-A
New modern Twin Screw Steamers
SLANONIA. Apr. noon; May 90. JuI,- IN
PANNONIA --.. Apr 10. 1 2 NJ Ms,- 90
CARPATHIA. &c. AprtI "a 4 p NJ lime 10
Apply for Illustrated booklets etc
VERNON f. BROWN. % B'WAY. n V
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
OLD DGM9Nl1N LINE.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Ports
mouth. Pinner's Point and Newport Nevgx
Va. connecting for Petersburg Richmond
Virginia Beach. Washington. d. c ana
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. y. r. foot Beach St. every wSssx
day at } y. m.
II. b. WALKER. Vice President and
1raffc Manager
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16
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ELEVATOR RUNNER--By young man,
downtown; cr as porter OF messenger
E10l alslrErr. also EHo1 carIAIteF- A
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las stationary and marine license. EN-
GINEEh l-ut 41'a s'.. fr''NFH-
FIREMAN Boiler. experienced young Ger
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rer'S Employment Htl.e 80 Hest 24'n 81
Tel lGl-, a-ts+a
CFFsfAN- N-AMEEICAN. -. for the last
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bil4l4 Iallor seeks place paying Slo
weekly rrNDT. '"l West l4Sth ST.
H0TEL MAHAGEK. Hyw open tor engage /
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HOME NDRh wanted addressing en-
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NLLAlAE lsiOAN. ltOl f2lluc-st., BroCh-
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HANDY max. as painter. rGperhanger
aH- general soh..lg for estate b r
PEESILl--. llu Ie kaIb ave, Eroohlyn'
JAE4TcR. -stru0g German couple child
less handy Hl.L tools, steam OF not
water. hest references. SNYDER. ia u
g.. lar.ey City.
JANITrR By respectable colored couple.
ln white house. TIlLERSD&. Gao Jef-
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LITHoGRAPHER-H rrcssman wishes
steady place. rTst class color TrOTer. ..
GHGoLElT. 4u5 lst St. Hoio'en. \. j.
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inc and paperhang.ng, would Ike % work
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Brooklyn.
MACHINIsT. - years old: eight years
experience. JOSEPH DE MARTINI, Jr..
70 President ct. Brooklyn
MACHINIST. first class mechanic.
age. -. sobs-. wants steady position, good
references u. J. D., 1897 Fulton ave.
The Bronx.
MANAGER-Ry American. 90. married +.
energetic. practical fruit growing. stock
raising and general farming: experienced in
Tosc making and canning of fruit and Vege-
tables. correspondence invited. references.
Lcdress FREDERICK GATES. Camp Cav,
NJ.
MANAGER.-By Gerrnan-American. so:
uloFrled: Rentlemau's country place OF
poultry farm. competent. tenn crate ener-
getlc. expert knowledge OF poultry culture.
siight knowledge Of fruit growing and gen
cral farming; correspondence solicited. ref
erences. address %. C. schmidt, Har-
rlngtcn Park y. J.
EILLWRIGET--Firs class necha nic
with up-to-date Ideas desires engage
rlcnt. water power experience. power
Transmission. etc. best references. VIII 20
anywhere. RI Box 80 Tribune once.
MESSENGER or WATCHMAN-Man. SO
eCher. honest. ambitious to earn SIs
weekly hank messenReT. wafChmsu or con
fden,isl man. al present employed. LANE
6nS West s2d sf.
MARRIED MAN, honest and sober: hand,
with tools. can furnish best OF refer
snces p N. sls I2eth 81
NIGHT WATCHMAN Or CUTTER -R,
middle AGED American. ftrictiy sober an,
steady. thirty wears references. JOHN
LOCHEAD 3l6 West ll7th st
OFFICE MANAGER o. OUTSIDE MAN
81 young man. 3G. eight wears cnperi
ence. Address u. 8. II, Box .. Tribun
Cfiice
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SHUatlons Wanted-Male and FemaIe-
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y. Y, y. H. & HARTFORD X
Trains deplr, from Grand Central s'Al'-
+-d -. and 4th Ave as follows for
BOSTON, Wa New London & ~
4 1000 ~ 1n.0e A NJ.
'N l.JI. ~ SEQ SEQ
"'l2,OO ?. NJ via Wn'iMantie- -
\. N t2:0O T. NJ VIA Spid-,''
\ n, 200. 500. sIl;00 ?. u
WORCESTER aud FITCHBURG. va -
NAM-tS T. NJ
LAKEvILLE and NORFOLK-tS;49 4 >
1871 L NJ -
CT harrington Stockbrjjge LsnoN ~
field IS so - a NJ 1881 ",
Ticket offices AT cGr5Dd central 80.
and Cl25th n also ay C2Ul. lle9. -,
E'way, 60 Union Square els Flitn =.
c245 Columbus Ave -ts&a NadiSon A.
c27S w. lS5tn st. 214S Taivd Ave
Brooklyn. c342 $50 Fulton ST. 500 Ba'
ehniy. Except sundays $50
l25th ST NSsops at l25th 50 SEndass =
1Parior car Limited tias dinins
CFarlor and Sleeping Car tickets alse
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Tickets and Pullman accommodations lis. -, - = =
2i5 Columbus Ave. NY -. Si3 s so Fulio1S s.
- Broadway & foot Fulton 81, Brooklyn.
n L. Transfer Co. will call for and cheek 0assss
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16

lEHIGH VALLEY,
Foot OF West sd A : COrtIandt and DesbrOsses n
y Daily. Except sunday. SUNDAY; e---
dl24l. e. 30. M KS
New-York tribune., 1906-03-16

MANAGER.-By German American so,
uoTrled: gentleman's country place OF
Tslltry farm. competent. temperate ener-
getlc, expert knowledge OF poultry culture:
slight knowledge Of fruit growing and gen
cral farming, correspondence solicited. ref
erences. Address q. @. schmidt. Har-
rlngfCn Park - J.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-14

"My most serious problem is how |
can give my children the advantage of
the poor mans" Me lures Magazine
quotes rich man as saying and makes
this comment: The modern system of
education employed by the rich and
we'll to do ana secured often ut infinite
self sacrifice even by those of very
moderate means obScures rather than
brings into Fight the realities. No ma
terial provision. however ample and in
telligent. can alone make for verify.
No amount of opportunities" or "ad-
vantages." however unusual, are suf-
Gcient to awaken the soul. Indeed in
the very multiplying of material ad-
vantages the spirit of the chill is more
often than not smOth2rel ana distort,
ed. Too many masters, too many toys,
too many tasks. The poor little head
and heart have neither strength nor
time for broodiug and dreaming in the
forest and field, as young Schurz had
He has no long evenings for sitting
around a family table or before fire
reading and talking, no spur to find
things to do and to find things to think
about. The attention continually dis
tracted. the Imagination burdened, the
sense of pleasure overied, what time,
what strength, is there for the child of
the very rich, brought mp in the usual
way. to develop?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-14

1t is co.ceIel by scientists that
imagination has much power as a
curative a-Cat \ concrete example
occurred in The experience of Sir Hum,
phry Dayy i man went to him suf-
feriug from paralysis 10 be treated by
electricity. When the patient had
seated himself Davy, as a preliminary,
placed small glass thermometer be.
meath his tongue to take his tcmpera.
ture. The sick man thought that this
was the instrument for curing him
and declared that he felt it run
through all his system. Davy, curious
TO see what lasting effect the magma
ton would exert. did not undeceive
the man. but sent him away, telling
him to return daily to have the treat
mcnt repeated The man did as he
was told and returned daily to sit in a
chair with the end of a little Their
mometer tucked beneath his tongue
In a few days the paralysis was com-
pletely cured by the patients own
imagination.