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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-13

Siel pom @dgen. : 8on
ieinem eigenen @agen iuuroe geitern
&r. Intbonp Burton bon 2ongreen.
Baltimore County, iiberfobrer. er
iiel al Ser Sarforo.Hoab, nabe Mt
lantic- Ioenlie, bon ieinem @agen.
Die Gdber oeiielbcn gineen iiber ieiu
red)teS gein neg uno pcrirIaften
cine idlpere Guetihung. Ser Ser.
lebte lullroe nit ser Imbulon5 be3
norboltlihen GiitriftS mad Dem st.
Soiepbs' Soipital" gebraht.
&inbeSleihc &c e IT,
Ger gtcger 9lbe Hnoforb bon Nr. Z,
@%uiIforbI bemle, fano geitern Nor.
gen i'm 9oiiiu ant Sub Der greter.
StroBe bic 2eihc zines ncu9eborenen
weibliden ainocS. Ser Superinteu.
bent ser Mor9uc, 81. @lppn iiber.
fiibrte bieielbe nad) benz Snititlt.
Coroner S9lebarbt ipnroe benad)'
rittigt.
S%trenge 0urd ii BRING
bcS Iu itern.S orttrgeiebes.
SIT Der iiingitcn geriommlung
Der Stats .9auten 9eborbe muroe
beibloiien, Die Iuitern . SnIpeftoren
oufsuiorbern, arf Die ltrengite DC.
odtung oeS> Iuitcrn.S ortirgeieses 3i
aften, ipelheS porid]rei6t, baB
Iuitcrniiider feline gultern ouf ben
Worft bringen b%iirfeu, Die ntebr als
5 Yro5ent lecre Shaalen unO feline
guitern pon pcniger ais 6pei 3ou
2Gnge entbolten.
q III bulan jmagen in Col.
ii on. Nh ser gde bon 9alti.
more uno giltamItraBe colioirte ge-
Itern gbenb Der StraBenbabn Wog.
gon Tr. 1850 Der Eennipluania-a pe..
2inie nit ser gmbulan5 bes ,rWarp.
lalib llniperiit1tS . S%oipitalS." Bel
Dem 3uiammenitoB wuroe Riemano
perlctt, bagegen am Soipitalpagen
cine 2ampe uno an StraBcnbabn.
@aaaon Elm 6eniter un0 Ole Sdilt.
oorridtiina 5ertriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-13

| Sranfliu-S Str, Sutton 9lpe-
bis Sopion.S troBe. ...... $500
Ero6.S traBe, Golumbio.s(p
bis GlepelanO.S troBe. ... $500
GaaenOerfS troBe, Columbia.
Iuemle bis ct. Better Str. 1900
9borlessS traBe, 9arre.Str.
bis So~rt.9lpenue ....... 10000
Clement StroBe, &iperlioe-
Ipenue bis @iuiom-Str. 1000
Suoion.S troBc, 9anton.Str.
bis GaitsNpenu ....... $500
S'IonHeQ-S traBe, 2afeipooo.
bis G~ait.Npenue ....... $4,000
Sotol. $5S2,3OO
Die Shulbeboroe legte ebenfolkS
cine 2iite bon Neubauten II. |. ~. mic
naditebeno Dor:
GerleS SdulgebGube in Ser
TGbe BON Galpert. nnb
&eao.S trabe. $4,000
Ncues Sdulgeb1uoe, Yimlico.
&ooo, noroli6 bon Grub
Sill. Earf". 10000
Neues 8ebduoe fir Hr. 6,
StraBe, nabc Ganton-
Mpenlle ................ 10000
Nelles @ebdiloe, @operln an
Stclle Ser S6uIe Scr. 81. $4,000
anfauf elmer 9ailItelle fir ei.
men Inbau sur S6ule Nr.
60, Galpert.S trtBe. ...... 5000
Infnli elmer 9ouitelle fir
cine nelle Sdule meltlid
bon Enpion., norolid) BON
9oltimore.S trobe. 49,. G,000
gnfoui elmer @oulteQe ncbcn
Sdule Hr. So, 2afenoo0-
Npenlle unb Sliperz Str. 5000
Sotol. 1922 600
Stootrotbsmitglieo @rigbt II, cine
Delegation bon 9emobnern aus $50.
perlp erfdienen Dor ser gltogetbeb0r-
&c, nm ben 9au ser Shltle in $50
| perlp ST bcfiirtporten. Serr SeGollrcp
W. SbomL GcprGientant beS Sereins
Der s"G ele,tialen &riege," mel6er
$1,000 iiir einc 9ron5eitatlle bon 2oro
Baltimore geiammelt bat, eridien Dor
Der 9ebor0e mo crilidtc llml Die Grs
loilbniB, sic Stotuc Dor Dem &c
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&lo5n oufltellen ST. oiirien unb NM Ell.
ne 9%ewiaiaung sur Serftellung oeS
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len.
@!e idbrlid GrGbte am
Sin 9roabmnp.
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in iucl6en CT orobt, ale eleftriI6en
SrG9tc am Siio-9ronoipop om Srci.
tag Mittng burhidncioen 81 laiien,
falls Die gefabrorobenoe Situation,
ourd meld)e bereits 5pci Meni6en.
leben perloren gingen, brei sSeuer Der.
uriaht uno cine In5abl SonnenOG-
der, ciierne Eioiten II. /. 10. nit Glefz
tri5itGt gelooen mllroen, nid)t iofort
our6 bic 5ortihaffung oler nift
iiolirten 0r1bte gelihert miro. Serr
Ereiton nabm geltern nit bem fln-
~airenocn Mopor George 81. @oitber
cine perionlidc Snipeftion bicier
Irdbtc Dor, lno marcn Die ollSgc-
ianbten Sbreibcn Die Solge.
Moti5cn.
Die Marmor-,Sncooen oeS @eridtS.
gcb1li0es ner6cn jcbt bllrd) Nrbeiter
BON @m. 5erguion & 50. gereirigt.
@nIieringenieur Guid crbielt &C.
tern Die Wittbeilung, boB cine mel.
tere groBe Senoung @oiierrobren
nod Baltimore bon E~bilnoelpbiu nb.
gtionot moroen lit; Gpeld)e bciiobc
Den gon5et 9eoorf oefcn miro.
Seieru bicScimfeb Scr
Gltcrn.-W it Dem Norbbeutihen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-13

Sreibob-Gommiiiion. )
SnlGrc beS Bureaus 49,. $1,100
Sal1re, Sreibo0 Nr. 1..... 1888
Snldre, SreibaO Hr.2.... 4,t02
SoI1re, 6reiboo Nr. g.. 1916
SolGre, @dber I'M Sreien.. 1856
Safdre, Eattcrion.Gurf9 ab 5000
SolGrc, Sdipimmboiiin I'M =
i'm "el!jtensY Fort, -, 5000
SolGre, Spitlpldte im"Edr-
roa-Yort~. .......... 1000
IuSgoben, Treibuo Hr. f.. 1925
allsaoben 5reiboo gtr. q. 1888
auseoben, 5reiboo Nr. g.. 1925
Ailsgoben, 9Goer I'M Srcicn 1925
Heile SerbeIierungen I'M
,Yotterion.Eorf". ..... 5000
electrical Gommiliion.
Soldre oes Bureaus ..... $S,796
sluS ser Gonouit-Mnleibe. 1900
Neue GcrbeIierungen:
Mit Irbeiterlobnen bon
$t.66 2i3.. ............ 10000
Wtit Irbeiterlobnen bon
$500. $4,000
S%ngcnieur Ebelps eriud)t I'M fol-
geiloc @ebaltserbobiingen:
Stills. Sneenieur bon $4,000 arf
$1,000, Solpt &nbclinlpcftor bon
$500 ollf $500, Soupt5eidJncr bon
1880 oui $500, &iiIfs5citner bon
$500 nuf $3.50.
Die StaotrotbSmitglieoer @atts,
Sprociier, Hooclific, Ioipnes unO
Serbert eridiencn geltern Dor Scr
glbgctbeboroe nto legten fplgenbe
2iite bon StroBcn Dor, fir Die Neu.
pflaiterunacn perlongt merben:
Eottcrion-Ear apenue, '9aI-
tinlore- bis Giier.Str -. sal 900
gaIterr.gpcnue, Sones 6Gae
bis oitlide Staoteren5e.. -. 10000
Sarriioll., Baltimore. bis
@upsS trabe. ....,.... 10000
Yine., 2eringtonz bis Sara. d.
tpga,StroB ......... 6,3O0
Orleans StroBe, 9roaomnp
bis Yeloir-Worft ...... $500
Gbeiter,, Baltimore. bis NC
gloerrp.S traBe. ....... $4,000
Wonumcnt.S Str, 9rooonap
bis Gorolin.S trobe.. 49,. 5000
Nortb : Ipcniie, @oibington-
bis @op.S traBe. $3.50. $1,000
3ipei @enierte- ont st. So
ieps : Soipital" ...... 1000
@aiIep.S trabe, a%iblano.ape.
BIS Yrciton . StraBe. -. 1900
Sotuaro,, 6ranflin- bis Wa-
lpnsStraBe 9,OOO
6alpert Strobe, bon ser I.
Bride bis 0ortb.Ipe. 80. 1900
Nortb gpenue, 9ruib Sill 3
bis Eenniplpania.ape -. $4,000
McGulob.S tr6Be, Safapette. 1
bis Mortb.a uenue $4,000
Nortb : glpe,, Henniplpania- Z
bis 5uIton-a penue. 49,. 1850
Calhoun StraBe, 2afapette-
bis Sarlem-aoenue s.. 10000
6ranflin.St r., 9ennipIpania. -
apenue bis eutam.str.. 5000
Garrollton : spe., 2eringtonz :.
bis Bratt.S $4,000
Sutton : Anenue. Baltimore
strdBc Bis Carroll garf" $1,000
Ynbfons 8altiniore- bis 5np-
seffc-CS{roSe enn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-13

Ibleben. = Sm Mlter bon 6t
Sobrcn itarb am Mittpod Sr. &ob
8cbre. Tie 9ccrpigung iinoet beut,
Nahmittog 9 llbr bon Scr @obnllnq
oes Srn. Steinmalb, Scr. 1919, @eit.
2onuolesS troBc, ans ltott.
= 6rau Maria 9fttno 3oniel, Sat,
tin bon Srn. Atlgult CAMEL, ftarf
geitcrn in ibrCr @obniiltg, Nr. 1T.
@eIt-gurre. StroBe, i'm 80. 2ebehs'
iabrc. Gic 9ccrbieuhg iinbet BON
Sraucrbouic ans an Somltog oll
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ter Ga9mcr in Der bl. &rcuj.Gird,
cine Gcquicm = &ohmeiie cclebrirI
porbcn lit. Gie Sobte binterlGbi
ibrcn betogtcn @atten. 5lpei Sobnc
6ranf nnO @iaiomL cine Sod)tcr
Srou WorD acmper. unb bier Gufel
FINDER.
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@obnung an Der Dorf-Noub in go.
uanstoipn 6rnl Caroline 2urr
@ittme bon Sobn Gurr, int Iltcl
bon rs Sobrcu. Gie 8eerbigung fin
oct auf Dem y2ouoon-Y arf. 6rieobof'
itatt.
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Itarb geitcrn in Der @obnung ieinel
Wlitter, Barbara 2ntif, @ittpe Dor
So9n q. 2ltid, ST.. Sobn s. 2utid)
Gr war Der cin5ige SoVa Der ticfbe
trii6tcn Wuttcr.
0es Mor6tS perbddti G
- Sn ser norOoitlihen Yoli5eiItatiol
mnrbe geittrn 9(beno Elm Neser einse
%liefcrt, Der ongie6t, Sorpurb Yerfini
bon @r. 1O5, @eit-9 otfftraBe, 81
iein, nGbrenb sic YoliSet gIaubt, il
linn Sen ieit 2ansemi Ieihdten M6r
ser YIunb SobnIon,j Scr qfoesen gr
moroung ScS Negers Igiuu Yaa il
2ancaIter =! County ifedbtieflid Der
iolgt miro, Geiangen 81 baben. 0i
9eiGreibung Oes Worbers pnBt &c
nau artf Eerfins, unb bebaupten meb
rere ieiner Iniiengenoiien, i'm al,
Sobnion 81 fcnnen. 9agegen bebaip
tet Terfins, sur 3eit bes Moroes, &c
gen Beibnadten, auf einem Shoone
ais Matroic gcpeien 81 iein. Yoli
slit Samcs J. Gum oerbaftete bel
@erOGdtigen.
Cine idon eingeridtet
@irt6iboit fat ST.. 2onis Sra
mer in Rr. 1899, 8eit. Baltimore
StraBe. Seine Weine nno Gigarrel
iinb pcr5iiglid nno oas Bier itet'
friid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-13


Seiern oicScimfebr Scr
Gltcrn.-M it Dem 9or0beutiben
2lopO.G anpicr .Wain" Der geitern
bier anlangie, febrteu Serr inO 5ron
Sobannes Spper bon elmer @uropaz
relic Suriid. Sic, plroen om -Eier
BON. ibreu ainoern empfnngen uno
nad ibrcr feitlid beforirten @ob.
nung, Nr. 944, @eIt.9oltimore. Str,
acleitet, no Den Seiinfebrenocn 81
gbren g~eitern g6enb cine fleine 90
ntiGenieicr arrnngirt lunroc. bel uel'
der bieielben lire Geiiccrlcbniiie CT.
SdbIten. Serr uno Srau Opper fub.
rem am 81. sunni nit Dem 2ampfer
nNbein" nad Geiti6lano, bort an
grfoinmcu, begoben lie iid 5unG1it
md Oitbeim bel Saialt, no lie lid)
ieini9e Mohen bei ibrcn ein5igen nod
Fin Teiitidiaiip lebenoen Serlpanotea
aliibRlten. Bon Sitbeim aus inter
nabnleu lie baum cine Heiic Ourh Die
berrfihc S6pei5, no lie einen lans
gercn ailfentbalt in. 3iirih uno am
TieripaltitdOtter See nabmen. Naf)
Der Sdfpei5 beiihtigten iie StraB.
Fbarg, @iesbaoen, a6ln uno 5ranf-
tuTti pic stpeite Sour, welde lie bon
Sltbeim aus unternabmen, ging nad)
Der grobcn Seeitabt 2eip5ig unb naf)
Gilenan. PIC. Scfmgefebrten iino bon
ibrer &eiie dnBerlt befriebist. Inter
Genen, lpelde an Ser geitrigen 6eier
tbeilnabmen. ~befanosn iid Die ainoer
oeS Spperihen GBepaares uno Be-
ben 5amiIien, ntmlid Serr @ilbelm
Spper unO 6aplilic, Serr Sobn OPP
per, jun, Serr 5ricorid Storm unS
Sainilie, Ser Mtcies Salomon uno
! camille uno SRI. auguite Born.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
A CRANK SLAIN.

Seattle dispatch reports the MUIR
der OF CrefIield, the leader of a pc
culiar sect generally called Holy
Rollers" The reason assigned for the
crime ia Crefiield's alleged relations
to members OF the other sex.
For some time mob has been after
the Roller" when he and his wife
went to the coast few days ago they
were followed by number Of women,
and report had Il that wild orgies had
been INDUCED in. People became
aroused and heads Of families that are
said 10 have been broken UP by the
teachings and practices Of Crefiield be-
gan talking ominously. Some gun
play was INDUCED In by lrate fathers
and husbands. When Mrs. Crehield
appeared in Albany she was tralled
by a number OF men, who were seeking
through her TO ascertain the where
abouts OF her husband.
About a week ago report had It that
CretIield had left his camp, and that
his followers were dispersed. His pur-
suers then watched every train on
which he was likely to have taken pas
sago. The man seems 10 have had a
mysterious influence over some people.
Among his admirers and followers
were women who had left their sweet
children and pleasant homes, and
husbands and brothers were conse-
quenty Indignant and desperate. Such
is the report. and the killing Is. pre-
sumably the result or the excitement
Whatever the facts IN the case may
be the tragedy Is deplorabe. II
CreiIield was an offender, or lun-
attic, he ought to have been punished
by tho courts and In accordance with
law. or sent 10 an asylum for the mental
~ diseased. The deed done by the man
Mitchell, who took his life without due
process OF law, must be regretted. for
the sake of the consequences. Ven
geance may be sweet TO the taste, but
II is poison to the soul, and dangerous
10 the community that tolerates It's
practice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

of the Lafayette school these days.
The artistically arranged exhibit OF
specimens Of the years schoolwork
give ample evidence OF the practical
methods and the mtiring patience OF
the principal and teachers, as well as
the natural talents OF the children.
The exhibit embraces every kind Of
work of the school, from the kinder
garten up. There are the little build
ing blocks and dolls furniture nude
by the tinest Of hands, the really fine
drawings aud mouldings Of more adj
yanced pupils, the homemade" rugs
ironing boards and other articles OF
"sloyd." the little essays on various
subjects such as geography, history.
mining, etc: the artistic drawings and
paintings OF the pupils Of the highest
grade and the very fine specimens OF
sewing. darning, etc, Even original
musical compostio1s are there. The
care this year. II can be studied with
profit by all interested IN educational
matters. We believe the unanimous
sentiment Of visitors is that Mr..
Coombs. the principal, and his corps of
teachers are to be congratulated on
the years work.
The Lafayette school is only part Of
the great educational system of the
City. and similar results are being
achieved IN all the other schools The
children are given practical training In
all branches Of study. They are taught,
for Instance. where wheat grows most
abundant, where coal Is mined, etc.
They learn about exports and imports,
about ciyl government and the duties
OF citizenship, They are trained in
"acouracy'in arithmetic. etc In brief q
solid foundation Ia laid for future use
fulnees.
The children OF our age and genera
ten are blessed indeed. Their q Ivan.
tages are vast Their responsibilities
VIII also be great, corresponding to the
ever widening sphere Of duties and
they should not neglect their present
opportunities to prepare themselves fol
the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
PEACE DAY THIS MONTH.

The News has already called at
tention to the suggestions made by tn,
state Board Of Education OF Massa-
chusetts that the 18th OF this month,
the anniversary " the opening Of the
Hague congress in 1899, be observed BY
suitable exercises IN tho schools Of the
country. Last year this suggestion was
largely acted upon and would, perhaps.
have been more generally carried out.
had school teachers given the subject
moro thought 1t is believed that the
Observance this year will be more uni
vcrsal. and that the custom will be-
come OF annual recurrence, Few events
Ia secular history deserve a more uni
ycrsal commemoration than this.
lt may be Of interest TO know that
other countries are endeavorIng to in
culcatc the gospel Of peace through the
schools. and that France has taken tn,
lead n this excellent work. There the
teachers recently arranged for six hum
dred illustrated lectures on peace and
war and AZ a teachers convention heln
az Lille last year, the following decla.
ration was adopted; "The teachers are
energetic disciples Of peace, Their
watchwurd ls War against war;
An international congress met last year
M Luttich. Eighteen uatlonallties were
there represented. one whole day was
devoted 70 the question What can tn,
schools contribute 10 the spread of the
peace idea" and the conclusion reached
was that the entire instruction In all
the schools ought 60 he permeated with
the doctrine OF peace. The subject "
history was especially considered; also
geography It was agreed that;
INSTRUCTION IN history should be OF
@ kind 20 show the great law "
dari,y which uuites all men, all tho
Intellectual and spiritual workers Of thu
past Through geographical Instruction
| it should be shown how the living gen
| Grafton works In the same way. how
| the lines OF trade and communication
are established and multiplied. how the
| exchange Of the products OF all lands
| secures common life on a broader ana
more comfortable basis
From this It will be seen that the
subject IL commanding well deserving
attention among the educators of
Europe. They realize that tho new
sentiment which will eventually de-
| velop true brotherhood Of nations
with international laws. courts. and
| parliament. can best be promoted
through the proper instruction OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

children. And they are acting on this
conviction.
II has been argued, lately, that
the agitation for peace viii eradicate
such virtues as patriotism. and BAN
ish heroism from earth Patriotism
and heroism. it is assumed, are de-
ycloped by milltarIsm and war The
latter statement Is not denied. Mill
tarism has been an educating force in
the world, notwithstanding the many
evils that have also followed H. But
it f. lot true that IL Is the only source
from which herolsm and patriotism
may flow. Tho heroes OF peace are as
numerous az the heroes OF war, and as
much deserving Of recognition. Every
great emergency brings them fort
I'm times OF disaster, on land and sea,
in times OF sickness and distress, in
trials and temptations they are heard
Of Men and women are sacrificing
themselves for one another every day
IN this world " ours. And as for pa
triotism, NJ beautiful sentiment will
not be any weaker because the world
becomes the "fatherland," and every
human therein q brother and a sister.
on the contrary. the more comprehen-
sivc that sentiment becomes, the
stronger and nobler It Will be, The
proylncalsm that can see nothing
good IN Nazareth" and That despises
the Samaritans. is rot patriotism. 1t
Is prejudice II IL unworthy OF man,
whose domain Is the earth.
In harmony with these thoughts was
the following recommendation by the
European teachers congress-
1.-TWO peace festivals should be held
annually I'm all the schools OF the civil
izod nations, one on the 22nd OF Feb
ruary and ono on the 18th Of May,
the anniversary OF the opening OF The
Hague conference"
Washington's birthday II will be
noticed, was selected as day worthy
Of commemoratlon throughout the en-,
tire world, as well as the 18th OF May
That shows tho tendency to interna.
tlonallsm now prevailing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

There cannot bc too much education
for the people, but education is not and
cannot be panacea for social and po-
litlcal Ills. And no who does not re-
alize this has not benefited to the ut
most by his education. Rightly View
ed, It is n means and not an end and
It falls when It is regarded as an end.
The end is a truer. fuller and better
appreciation OF mans surroundings,
and the best methods OF adapting him
self to them and them TO his needs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

Leslie's personal work as II was carried
on BY him in the summer OF 1858 IN his
strenuous crusade against impure and
distillery milk, on which evil some cities
are Just beginning to take action.
Charles Ellery Hall. Leslie's general
staff correspondent, writes entertain
ingly OF these topics. The fund of in
formation, the result OF personal invcs-
tigation by tho writer. contained in this
exhaustive illustrated discourse Will
doubtless tend to enlighten many legis-
lators and citizens (including mothers
and other opponents OF the race-sui-
eide theory, and educate them In the
little known details OF one OF natures
great and most valuable Industries
Fourth Ave, and 10th ST., New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
AIRsHrPs oUTCLAssED
New York Tribune.

The dirigible airship--really nothing
more than balloon carrying an engine
and rudder--has proved controllable
only In light winds. The actual flying
apparatus that lear $ essayed to his
ruin in the Greek myth and that Friar
Bacon dreamed Of ia his medieval cell
still eludes our Langleys and Maxlms.
The steam locomotive. the automobile.
the telegraph and the telephone. all lat
err inventions. have far outdistanced II
IN sciences speed race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
OUR SCHOOLS,

Utah has deservedly become famous
for her schools Wherever the State
has had school exhibit, cornoisseurs
have pronounced II first class and
whenever Utah students have gone in
pursuit Of further instruction. and
training, they have been IN the fore
most ranks of their fellows. This
would have been impossible but for the
excellence of the teaching of the home
schools, coupled with the general in
tellIgence of the youth
These facts are vividly brought to
view before the many pleased and in
tsrested visitors that thronE he halls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
FOXES AND CROWS.
National Magazlne.

Who is more contemplate than theman
who on a battlefield, plays tho yul-
turc and the vandal and removes the
jewels that he finds on the bodies OF his
fallen brothers. even though they may
have been slain In wrongful cause'
Then what shall be said of the men who
deliberately seek to tear down reputa-
lions with indiscriminate, ghoulish glee,
and feed upon public confidence, grasp
ing anew at The few remnants that may
be- left even to the fallen. In order that
tAfy may push themselves Int polite
Wominence" They are the foxes and
Es OF society. They come along cry
Ing. cav, cav, Cry out against this
corrupllOn. Follow--Me.'
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In America, bad as It Is In his eyes.
Maxim Gorky spits out what he thinks
and nobody cares. In his own dear
Russland whenever he spat out he had
to clear out. He was much more
important parsonage there than here.
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Commissioner Garfield is a very bad
man who uses his position to work
harm TO the innocent, II the trust peo-
pie may be believed Somehow or other
the people believe more In Garfield than
In the trusts
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THE MAN BEHIND CHINESE.
n. r. Marquis in the American Maya
zine.

II, X. Marquis IN the American Maya
zine.
WI Ting Fang Is the Chinese boy
colt, when / FIRST read that there was
the mischief TO pay in china few
months ago. | put IL down 20 my old
friend. Mr.. WI Wa Ting Fang's real
mission IN America was to find out all
he could about Americans. Thus. tho
millions OF questions which he asked.
however impairment they may have
seemed, were always pertinent ones.
Even while he was induging In some
subtle BIT OF mockery concerning a
phase of American life. he was getting
information. lie was trying 10 size up
the American character with the idea
OF finding out what the probable Amer
lean attitude toward China would be In
tho future. And he was a whole anti
exclusion lobby, a whole press agency
IN himself. although he was always Gle
yer enough not 70 overtly oyerstep the
bounds Of diplomatic usage. And II Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

The Presbyterian Book Of Common
Worship, which has just been pub
lished, In the marriage ceremony omits
the word obey This is up TO date
and recognition OF facts as they ac-
tually exist.
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IN Wa Ting FBng's brain that the idea
OF striking the Americans through their
p0cket-books originated. Hc used to
say. with hne scorn OF occidental pre-
tensions to civilization, that the pocket
book was the only point about an
American that was vulnerable.
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a Fine Fellow.

Henry, you made a great mistake In
not trying your skill In literature"
she said. when he had finished explain
Ing.
"Thank you, my dear" said Henry,
but what has put that Idea into your
head? p
why. you know there Is a great de-
mand for short stories. and certainly
you seem to have q good supply"
Nov we know why Gladstone Dowle
never kissed woman. The old man
attended TO that kind OF work.
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IN the matter OF relief for San Fran.
cisco sufferers, the law OF supply and
demand does not seem to work perfect
~ the demand being considerably
greater than the supply.