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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14
EDUCATION SUFFICIENT.
Education Ia q Universal Prescription
for All Social Ills.

Human society Of this present time
and place evidently believes In edu.
cation. II IL inclined 10 stake Its life
upon Il. II believes on the whole with
faith that Is childlikc aud blan, II
Is often perplexel about what to teach
and Why. and how to teach II. and
Through whom, and yet the perploAi'
ties seem only to sanctiiy the deep
mysteries Of pedagogy and strengthen
faith IN the system, that issue from
the cloud wrapt mountain 81 education,
II education fails In nm individual ease,
the faith Is still strong enough and the
charity gentle enough 10 judge that
there ought 10 have been more Of Il ~
quantity. Or e.se higher voltage the
operation was successful, though the
patient died. For oil the social Ills
caueat ti0n has come 10 be as universal
! a prescription as blood letting In the
older medicine. II people are leaving
the farms, II divorce il undermining tho
family. II the political machine IL loot
Ing the cities, the remedy IL TO be found
in education; the schools must look out
for II. This Is the habit Of opinion to-
day. This appears to be good one;
the opinion Is presumably In substance
correct. Suwly we Of tho Graf, are not
inclined to discourage YOU
Al The heart Of the present day be-
lief In education Is our peoples faith IN
the common schools They have devel-
oped pari passu with our democracy.
Our people are persuaded that the main
tainance Of our peculiar institutions Of
popular government " dependent upon
their existence, and the full and success
iul working. Of these institutions up
on thei efficiency. There has ap-
pearei no competent reason for impugn-
Ing the wisdom oi thia decided and In
crcasing popular conviction.
Wa all tbs graduates Of our common
schools become good citizens, nor yet of
our universities, hut statistics assign
criminally overwhelmingly to the class
Of illiterates, We do not teach young
humans readiag In order that they read
the constitution their understanding
might conflict with that Of the supreme
Court, but we teach them reading that
they may sharc the thoughts and oh.
serva,ions of people OF other places aud
other times, and so be delivered from
slavery TO the immediate vision and to
all the prejudice and Ignorance and NAL.
judgment which such slavery involves
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14

| ID. packages, Sc; Fard., Is lb. boxes,
si.40 box.
spices-Cloves, 10 lie b.; chilies. 10
l.2c pound.
Sage and Tapioca--scarce, S 3-4c. ID.
Figs-White, h., 6@7e; black, 6@7c.
Provisions Hams, large. is 3.4c;
small, IA l.4c; picnic i2c; boiled, CSC;
lboiled picnic, 2lc; breakfast bacon, fan
cy, 22c; English. IS l-2c; dry salted
short clears, l2@lSc; backs. l2@l3c
Lard-Kettle rendered, tierces, IL l.2
G; Tubs, IL 3.4c; sos, IL s.4c; 20s, ~
lie; los, 10 l4c; IS, 10 3.sc. Standard
pure: Tierces, l-2c less; compound
tierces, 5 3-4c; leaf, l3e.
sal.-Bales Of 1925, bale, 500; bales
6o-3s, @ Of 40-4s, bale 81; bales l5-lOs.
bags, so lbs, l-2 ground, sl050; zoos,
bale 800; bags, sos. fine, ton, sl4; bags,
10 lbs, genuine Liverpool, ton, slS;
bags, so lbs, IL ground, sl0.5O; zoos,
ton. $40 r. s. v. r., 20 5-lb. cartons,
s2.25; R. s ". r., "A alb. cartons, Sl.75;
Liverpool lump, ton, S20.50.
Canned Salmon--Columbia river, lib.
tails, sl.90; 2-lb. tails, s2.s5; fancy. Lib
flats, sos; l-2 lb. fats, sl.30; fancy,
lib. oyals. s2.75; Alaska tails, pink, s5c;
red, sl.35; nominal, 81, tails, $225.
Oils, Leads, Etc.
Benzine -Sixty.three degrees, cases,
10 lie; iron barrels, IL 1-2c
Coal oil--Pearl and astral oil, cases,
10 lie per. gallon; water, white oil.
iron barrels, cases, % lie; headlight
oil, cases, 81 l-2c; iron barrels, Ii lie.
Turpentine-In cases, slc; in wood
barrels, 79c; in iron barrels, IA l-2e;
in 10 case lots, s0c.
Gasoline Stove, cases, 27c; bbls,
zoe; SO deg. cases, 81 l-2c; bbls, SOC.
Linseed Oil-Raw, 5-barrel lots, SIC;
l-barrel lot, 53c; in cases SIC; boiled,
5-barrel lots, sac; l-barrel lots soc; in
cases, Gle.
Lead--strictly pure white lead, in ton
lots, 3-4c; 5O0-lb. lots, Sc less; less
than 800 lbs., 8 lac; red lead and lith-
arge, l-4c higher than white.
Wire nails-Present base at $500.
Rope-Pure Manila, Is l-2c; stand.
ard. 10 3-4c; sisal, lie; Isle Brand Sisal,
Toe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14

7cj Chinook salmon. llic; steelheads,
fresh, l0c; shad 4c lb; shad roe, 15c lb;
roe shad, 4c.
clams--HardsheIl, per box, $40; ra.
zor clans, e per box.
Fruits
Tropical Fruits -- bananas, sac ID;
lemons, s5.25@6.50 box; oranges, $3@
A.50j grapefruit, $3.50 crate; lines, 75c
@sl.25 per 100, tangerines, s2 per box;
strawberries, sl.50@2.OO crate; cherries
S@l0c per lb.; gooseberries, 7@sc lb.;
blackberries, sLl5 per box; raspberries
sl@l50 crate; cuuants, l0c lb.; ap-
pricots, s2.25 box; peaches, 75c crate;
new apples, sl.75@2 box; plums, si.5o
@l.O box; loganberries, 75c@$L25;
pears, $3.50 per box.
Dried fruits-AppIes, eyaporated, g.
l2@9c lb.; apricots, zoe; peaches, 10.
| 2c; pears, 10 l-2c; prunes, Italian,
4@6sc; French A@6i; figs, California
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Sugar--sack basis--D. O., s5.77 l.2;
Star, s5.67 l-2; Pacific Coast, IS 67 l-2;
Golden c, s5.l7 l-2; extra c, s5 27 I.2;
powdered, s5.s7 l-2; cube. s5.s7 l.2;
beet, s5.e7 l-2; fruit sugar, s572 Iii;
boxes. Zoe ewt. advance over sack basis
fless l-4c II paid for in IS days.I
Beans-Small white, 3 81 &; large
white, l-4c; pink, 3 l.2c; bayou, 3 "a
e; umas. 5 l-2c; Mexican reds, 4 l-2c.
Coffee-Mocha, 24@2Sc; Java, fancy,
2e@2sc; Java, good, 20@24c; Java, or
dinary, 1920; Costa Rica, fancy. l5-
l-2@l7c; Costa Rica, good, l2@l5c;
Arbuckle, sl663 cwt.; Lion, is I-2e per
lb; Columbia coffee l4c; Salvador, ii l.2
OLA l-2c.
Nuts-Walnuts, No. soft shell. l7@
lSc; No. |, hard shell, l5@l6c; almonds,
l9@20c; filbertS l6c; Brazils, 20c; Pc
cans, 23c; hickory, Sc; Virginia peanuts.
8 l.2c; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, lOc;
japanese peanuts, 8 l-2c; ehestnuts,
Italian, 10 C; Ohio, zoe; eocoanuts, dog
en-. $4,000; pinenuts, II l-2 c;
Raisins-Loose Muscatels, 3-crown,
l0c. 2-crown. q l.2c. hieaehed saediess
SultaRas, l0@l3 l-2c; unbleached seed
less Sultanas, s l-2c; London layers, g.
crown, whole boxes Of 20 lbs, S225;
2-crown. s2.l0.
Dates-Golien, 80-lb. boxes, 896 lie;
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14
A Bi. roe c.iek.

The iiupl,abIr .Iailons Yes. we're
In the NJ u" old place where yon dined
with US lsst sear. ny u, bye. Oh man.
| wish y'u and yo'r wife woal come
aud dins With US agaiA on the.
This lt.lalsiye Blnks On rle eager.
ness of BIN determination ne.ef Az In
10 cine stth the ,Ionliniasi tfy G"lr
fellow. y s1.ry. but we're q Gpl u,
tie g-~oh the eg On th.thH.lt even.
Inc,
Poor ,ljnjons qathetlcailyi Well. o'i
man. yUi might have giyen ne TIVE
Ii;st to name TIE dayr-'onton ~
nresR
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14

A certaIsi youyg pregchr~ "as fa'T
dlsliksl by his conEgega'
foollshnesa tnd cpncei' lee F''le"g
himself greatly prosecuted sih. tnp.
Ing an old German friend OF Ills on tls
street one day, began TO tell his woes,
ending up hy saying; "And Mr. Grown
tho church warden, actually callel ne
perfect ass My cloth prevents me-
from resentIng insults. but think |
should refer TO II In the pulpit next
Sunday. What would you adviser"
"Mein frlondt," said the old German.
with a twinkle In his eye, II know not,
but t'lnk dat all You can do viii pe
youst 10 bray for dem az usuaii''-uv
pincott's
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nUL7ITUDES LEAVE
CONTINUED from page 81

have carried over tho balance TO the next
campaign, but this Mr., jerome could not
do. Neither could hc return this mou-
ey TO the donors, aimee. with few es'
teptioa., he did not know from whom II
came, For the past eighteen months,
therefore, the District Attorney has put
IN some Of his odd months wondering
what ho should DO with this money.
This week he finally decided TO carr, out
In general way ono oi the objects Of
tho donors-a Wise and fair application
oi tho criminal law TO tho young. To
this end he has divided the fund equal.
" between tho New York Juvenile Asy.
lum and two sectarian institutions
which have followed the example Of the
Juvenile Association 10 adopting the
cottage colony plan for caring for the
yonng offenders placed In their charge
Thus tho money will go TO tho work Of
making bad hoy. into good citizens
which most persona will consider a.
good use Of II "A that for which Il
was subscribed originally The punishment
Of BAD citixens ior breaking the laws
Ono Of the peculiari,IeS OF New York
which surprises visitors from ehter pla.
Goa 10 tho localisation Of particular In
dustres-thc fact that most of The blk
department storra ara cheek BY jowl
along one avenue, the piano warernomA
filling acycral successive blocks O. an.
other and NO on through tho whole roll
Of business, Ordinarily these compeIi
tors dwell together In peace and bar
mony but occasionally a trade war
breaks out among them, What Il more
unusual Is a war between neighborlng
shop. in different lines OF businesses,
but such a struggle has afforded eater.
talnment for pcdetrinns on one OF the
downtown atreeta tha week A cigar
dealer fell out with the proprietor Of
fountain pen store next to him and
started the trouble by announcing on a
hugo piacari
"Prcei $io0 Gold pen
FREQ with cigars"
Tho pen man came back With A sign
that read
"SloOo0Oo Rewah to Anyone
Who Gets Anything For Nothing"
Since then the daily war OF signs has
continued 10 grow In hercencss but the
question Of whether the pcn /" might
Ter than the stogic /, stil nn'ettlcd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14
PORTLAND MARKETS
Wholesale Price List as Re.
ported Daily.

PORTLAND, Jogans have been com.
ing In fairly well all the week, and in
quantities 80 that they could be hand
led, until today" says fruit man.
"'rhe showing thus far this morning Is
actually discouragine, and would
not be at all surprised IL there we're a
glut Of the fruit before night. When
logan or any other berry come in by
hundreds Of crates on the last day OF
the week when there II no chance 10
relieve the local market with shipments
10 other points there is nothing TO do
bnt slash prices, and that is probably
what we viii have TO DO today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14
Grain Flour, Feed.

the various lines:
Grain, Flour, Feed.
Wheat-Club, sGc; Cvailey, s4c; blue
stem, SOC; red. Sac.
Flour~-Had wheat patent, s4.s0
straight. s.25; graham, $A25@475i
rye, So; whole wheat -four, s4.50@5
Valley flour, $3.50; Dakota, s8.25@650
Eastern rye, $3.50; Pillsbury, 81; Cor
wallis, s405.
Cereal foods Rolled oats, cream, 90
h. sacks, 81; lower grade, s5.50@6.50i
oatmeal, steel.cut, 45 lb. sacks, ss bbl.i
0 lb, sacks, A.25 per bale; oatmeal
ground. Is lb. sacks, $3.50 per Dbl
0 lb, sacks, 81 per bale; split peas, s4.2.
per 100 lb. sacks; rs ID. boxes, sl.25j
pearl barley, 81 per 100 lbs; rs lb, boxes
sl.25 per box; pastry -four, 10 lb; sacks
$3.50 per Dbl.
oats-Producers' prices: White. ST.,
so; gray, SCI.
Corn--Whole, SIS; cracked, $40 pei
ton.
Barley Producers prices, Brewing
$2S; feed. So; rolled, $23.50@2450.
$23.5O@24.5o.
Rye-sl.55 per cwt.
Buckwheat--$3 per ton.
Hay-valley timothy, sl6@ls; East
en Oregon, S2l@23; clover, $3.50
cheat, sl0i alfalfa, slS; grain hay, $7@
~ rhcp, SIS; bran, sl7; shorts, $3.50
f-1ia bags, foreign and domestic, 8
ls.4@9c,
Vegetables.
Cabbage-Per pound, 2@3c; cauli
flower, $l65 per dozen; parsley, 25C
per doz,, hot house lettuce, T5c@$l,0
box, head l5c dozen; spinach, per box
lSl25; artichokes, 75c@$l dog; okra
Sl75; tomatoes. SlOO@225 box; Sum
mer squash, 81 box; wax beans, 4@5
b.; Oregon rhubarb, &c ID; eucumbers
4Oe doz.; eggplant, 4Oc lb.; Cuban pep
per, 50 crate; asparagus, Sic Sl,5t
box; cantaloupes, S2.5O@S.5O crate
green corn, 6Oc dozen; peas, &c lb,
potatoes--old, $2,5O@S0O per cwt
new, 2@2hc ID.
0nions-$2.75@s.50,
Turnips, per sack, s.; carrots, $2,5C
sack; beets, 50 and $2,25; horseradish
lS@9c per pound.
blacks, 5 3-4e; California whites, &c;
Smyrna, zoe; plums, pitted, 6c.
Domestic fruits-Apples, common, ST..
5O@2O0; fancy, $2@S box.
Produce,
Butter--Country creamery, 25@27ac
city creamery, 27Ac; store, ls@l9c; but.
ter, fat, 26c.
Eggs-0regon ranch, 2S@24.
Cheese = Young America, l6@l7c;
Oregon full cream flats, l5@l6c.
Poultry-Old Uosters ,l0c@llc; hens,
l4h@l5c; spring, l6@l7c b.; dressed
stock, lc higher than live; ducks,
old, s@9c; young, l0@llc; turkeys,
le@lSc; dressed, l5@l7c; geese, live,
sci dressed, lO@llc; pigeons, 81 and
Sl.25 per dozen; SQUADS, $l.75@2 per
doZ
Honey--Dark, lOA@llc; amber, 100
lSc; fancy white, l4@l5c.
Fresh Meats and Fish.
Fresh Meats--Veal, medium, rs to
100 lbs, 7a@Sc; 100 to $50 lbs, 7c;
$50 to 200 lbs, 5s@6c; 200 lbs. and
over, 4l-2@5c; pork, s@sl-2c; heavies,
7@sc; beef, bulls, 3b@4c; cows. 81
@6 c; steers, GO 9 l-2c; mutton, me.
ium sizee, s@9c; large and coarse,
i@6c; Spring lambs, dressed, 9@lOc.
oysters-shoalwater Bay, per gallon,
1926; per sack, $3.50: Toke Point, ST..
30 per 100; olympias, l20 lbs, SO;
olympias, per gallon, 1925.
Fish-Halibut, 70; black cod, Sc;
black bass, per lb., zoe; striped bass,
&c; herring, 5 l-2c; founders, &c; cat,
ish, lie; shrimp, lOc; perch, &c; stur-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-14
WHOLESALE PRICES.

The following are quotations ruling
In Portland as reported by jobbers in
the various lines;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03

Notsbant uno neutrality-suspicious..
lioent Des Qebensmittelpereins gsfor.
ben. st weilte als Ruraalt In genf.
Nuf einem Spa3ieraans mad Matten
truroe er bon einem Der3idlag ereiIt i'm
AIter bon 62 Sabren. Sm Utter bon
So Sabeen 1T In birfdbera. Nppen3ea,
2antonsriater Sob. gaptilt abibsner
aeforben. - Sm benahbarten Gir1.
berg lit am 6. September Der beliebte
9Dlrtb Satob @raber i'm Nlter bon 81
Sabren in's @rab 9eitieaen. 0einrih
aienbols BON Brien3. Elm Wittlper BON
45 Subren. lit ben i5olaen zines Gtur.
aes. cen er in elmer Wirtbidait erlitteu
bat. erlesen. - Sn 2ebrfiien ia Gap.
Ian &unllaniin BeriinAer in ben Gee
Qs|tiirst uno ertrnnten. Ct ftano i'm
2llter bon 46 Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
&uriufes 9elebbpn,tets.

Nu@ Dte .Sn1el Tor1ttd bat Syer1ts
re9<Ginrtdtungen, 1ur unterfdeiz
ben tie ii9 10 tpefentli9 bon alien arz
beren, benz slei9en 3tped bienenben
2lnlasen Der gan5en Melt, bab fie tpobl
blos IN @rmanselung zines 5utreffen,
ben Sitels als rSelepbonneb" be5ei9>
net perben. Na9 ben Mngaben bes
amtliden Sabrbudes bes franaDIif9en
SelepbDnipelens befinben 1idb auf Der
Snfel Jernfpre9anlagen in ben beiben
Sauptitdbten Miaceto unb 8aftia. 8ier
Gisenf9aften iinb es nun, bic ibre Bs=
fonberbeit ausma6en. Gritens 1tnb 1ie
nit einanber ni9t berbunben. 3tpei=
tens iinb lie ebenloipenig an bic fran=
a0iif4en Selepbonlinien ansef9loFen.
Orittens- bat bas Selepbonneb bon
Niaccio nur sinen einsigen Mbonnenz
ten, ndmlid bic prdfeftur. @iertens
bat bas 9elepbonneb bon 8aitia iiber>
baupt feinen Mbonnenten. Gs entftebt
iomit bic preisfrase, NIT tpem ber
prGfeft bon Miaccio ii9 tpobl telepbos
nifa unterbalten mag, ipenn tpeber in
sliaccio felbft Elm apeiter gbeilnebmer
porbanben 1T, nod nit 8aitia sefpros
den tperben fann, nod au9 elm Wer>
tebr NIT benz Mutterlanbe mDgli9 iit.
Oo9 bas 1T mod immer nibt bas
@onberbarite bieier einaig baitebenben
Mnlaae. Meit furio1er er16eint bic
Sbatia9e, baB 8aftia, obipobi ii9 bort
ni4t Elm etnaiser 9beilnebmer befinz
bet, eine Offentli4e 5ernipre9itene be-
iibt, bic, tpie ii9 aus benz Sabrbu9e
ersibt, npollen Dienf" bat, 5. +. tdsz
lt9 unter Muffi4t zines Beanten Bis
IL l1br Nahfs geDffnet bleibt. 9ofs
fentli9 iinb sipei 8eamte ba, bic eirl@
amber ablD1en. bamit niht ettpa elmer
unter Der 2ait bes Dienites 5ufamz
menbri9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Gtntu etbntt8 oeS McRtmIep
9enfmaIS ttt G0ufon.

I'm Wontag mar elm GROCER SSeittao
fur Canton. ueber $4,000 sSrembe
famen ppn aQen Midtun9en ber in bic
6taot. um Der Ginpeibun9 oes Wonu.
mentes beisumobnen uno Prdfoent
RooieDelt 81 ieben. Die paraoe mar
impoiant unb bic @eodhtnibrebe beg
Brdfoentsn Elm oratorifhes Weifer=
merf.
Nuber benz Drdiibenten uaren Der
8iee= =prdlioent. Waitglieoer oes Rabi.
netts. Bunoesienatoren, RonQrebleute,
8ouperneurs. Yertreter auspdrtiger
&eaierunarn unb anoere prominente
Yeri6nliAteiten erIdienen.
Die Staot mar prd1tiQ oetorirt.
Sic sfeier Derlief in einorudsponer
Weiie. SRI. belen We1inlep. bic ein.
,iAe sh,pefer oes ermorbetem prdiben-
ten entbnllte oas Dentmal. noranf
prdiibent Rooiepelt bic 9auptreoe belt.
Die Shulfinoer Cautions nabmen einen
beroorragenoen Nntbeil an Der Geier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
0eimmoteit In Der Ganalsomc.

Dia bort ae3ablten boben 9Dbne bill
ben fiir uniere iunaen 0anomerter cine
aroBe Berludune. lid ben n0tbieen
aus9ebiloeten Nrbeitern bel benz Yau
beg Banana Ganals an3uIhlieBen.
Viele babon tperoen ieooh ourcb Die
6urhl Dor 6ieber uno Malaria abae-
fhreft. Gs limb Die. tpelde 2cnntniB
oaDon baben. ndmlih iolhe. tpelde
electric Bitters gebrau6t baben. bic
|fur1tlos oortbin aeben. tpobl mineno.
raB fie nit electric Bitters on 0ano
fiGer bon malariiden @inflillen linb.
Sic beilen aud Blutpeaiftuns, Waaen-
leioen, 9hmdde uno ale Magen.. 2e-
bers uno Nlereniipel. 8arantirt bon
%. q. Beter's Mpotbete. Sn peters
Npotbete Diro oeutiA seipronen. preis
SO Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03

uuroe. 1T einSeltiir3t. Ysi Dlalaoa
iino piele 2eiben ben Jlub binab uno
in Die @ee hinaus 9etroQen tporoen.
Der SAaoen pirb auf $3. 500. 900 aes
i1dbt,
Nuh I'M iiioliden Jrantreidb baben
ueberihmemmun9en 9roBen Shaoen
|angerihtet llno merben bic Yerlulte auf
Sd. 900. 600 asidabt. Die 6liiiie lino
aus ben ufern aetreten uno oas Mni-
Ter itie8 10 lAneu in Den Shdlern, bob
ben IN ben yyeinberasn befbdlti9teil
4euten Der 0eimwea ab9eihn,tlen Durs
be uno lie as3punasn luaren. ,lih III
Bdnme ooer auf Dausoaher al iluh
ten. Uiele v,uie nnD e,truutsn. bDh
tann bic 9enaue 3abl Der yerunaillfisn
noh niht anQeHebsn rusroen. .}.h un=
teren 1beIl Der 5taot Warisius lsbsn
ganae StraBen unite, gDuKer.
Sn 5apan iinb bis isBt 1900 @bo.
lera isdue aur Nn3eiae 9etommen. Die
Rsaleruna triift bic ,ueiteiteebenoen
Wtabnabmen. unl elm umlihgreifen Der
Seude gu perbinoern uno oieie ielbit 3u
betdmpfen.
Muh in Sapan fanoen 9ewalti9e lie.
berlhwemmun9en fatt, Sn oem Olu=
Be Stonaibisatpa. Der Die Ortibaft
Jutumihmala. bel Rpoto. burdhiebt.
itie9en bic Jlutben In Ssolse BON Wol=
tenbriiden ploblid um so Gub. Ser
9rObte She'll Der 9enannten Ortidait
muroe ourh bic Str0mung peruultet
uno man iddbt. baB tpeni9fens 600
Sapaner in ben Jlutben umtamen.
&riegsnliniHer Saft. Der fid aur 3eit
auf elmer &eiie um bic @roe befinoet,
1T am %. September in Ootabama in
Sapan ein9etrofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Skinner l8.

S,0naa. SH gitl., ~ s,ftt 2pe0OOt
Usathps- -5annsr. ablllnii hes AantDnSs
8eonieters, geiiorben. Dtu1 sJiid)el aus
oer Blerbrauerel IN Meisiusen liiir3te
als Draaoner i'm 9ruppea ,aiamnlens
aug pom pferoe. pnroe Il ~ ieiipilais
nah Bern 9ebrat)t. bon 10 er ra1s
0auie meloete, er bDife aut blloiae @e-
nsiuna. Nber eine De,silainun9s
tnidte unperfebens Dos bliiatnbe s. ben. !.
- Der Jdbnrid bss @jenier isillllierb0-
talaons No. 10. Sgul N,nauo. III i'm
Spttal IN DDeroOn eliler s.oi,hfeQents
erlegen. Ole la.l III Dienlfe
befauen bot. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Ia9eSnent0fettett.
Ghte.

Non Columbus miro 9emeloet, baB
@aiiie gbaouid. bic lid i'm 3u9tbaus-
boipital beiinoet. ihmer trant 1T, unb
Der iie bebanoelnoe Mrat ertldrt, es lei
lei6t m0slid, oab iie sans pl0blid
itirbt.
Sn Der Ottoberlilte Der Goblengru=
benbeiiber i'm 9odins Sbal ,puroe eine
preiserb6buns bon 10 @ents fiir Die
9onne &ohlen aneetiinoist. IS beiBt.
DaB am /. Nopember cine peitere
Breiserb6bung bon Is Gents in Mus=
tiht febt.
Yei glmore, nidt melt bon 5olebp,
follioirte am 90. DECEMBER Elm slettri=
triIber paflas,ersus nit einem Grabt=
tpagen. Senrp 8ua aus @enoa biiBts
babel bas 9eben Elm, Gonoutteur
Bomnion uno Grdulein Mnna Sugar
aus Dat 0arbor uuroen t0otlih per=
lebt. gtlpa Elm DuBenb anoere perlo=
men trusen lei6tere 8erlebunsen oa=
bon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Die 1weibaaoigkeit.
0se1n1eU 3m Gn0Iano Tar oen eteiAM6n31W
0ebrouGj beioer 9duos.

0se1sass In GnoIans Tar Ssn eteiAMaoS1eS
Oebraacs beiaer 2daos.
Die ~3peihdnbisfeit. b. :. bic 3D.
bigteit, beibe 9dnbe gIei4 sefnidt ~
bermenben. seipiant in Gnglono immtr
n,ebr Mnb6nser. Wie Sir gridtons
Hrnipne In einem Dortras ppr ben
Mitsliebern Der noDal Snititution IN
2onbon mittbeilte. finb in gnsldnb
ipGbrenb Der leBten Sabre mebrere
9Deibdnbigteits 81. Iellfdlc tea segriins
bet iporben, bic ihre Mnseb1risen 3uxt
glei9mGbigen Gebraud beiber bdnbe
er5ieben. l1ebungsabenbe. an benet
StGttsfeiten Der perf9iebenften Nrt
nit ber linten 6anb ausgefiibrt tpera
ben, bienen CUR Musbtlbuns ber Redtss
bGnber; auberbem tperben preisfDn&
furrenaen CUR grmunterung Der dlten
unb gum Qlnloden neuer Mlit9lieber
abgebalten. Sn ben G1ulen hat bic
3peibdnbisfeit ebenfaIs Ginsang sea
funben. pripatlebran1talten MAIDEN
nit ber 3peibdnbisteit als unter>
rt4tsgeseni itanb cine quite Neflame,
unb i'm Gton college, Der pornehmiten
ftaatli4en Mitteli i9ule Gnglanbs, ift
bic Inorbnuns setroffen tporben, baB
bic Sdiiler Bel Der Mnferttgung 19rift<
li4er Strufaufgaben bic Geber nit ber
linten 9anb gu fiibren baben.
Wie fih bic ginbGnbigfeit beim
Menf6en entptdelte, fiibrte Der Wprs
traaenbe tpeiter aus, lit uns Elm Ndtha
lei. aber febr beahtensnertb 5ei es,
bab fie fih eerabe BET ben, b01i ent-
pidelten Wefen, benz Menf1en, eirs
itellte. Wenn man bieien umitanb
ing &use faBt, bann fdetnt es faft Elm
Bergeben eegen bas GefeB Der gnta.
tpidlung gu fein, tpenn ber MenI9 ab<
ii9tlid ipieber auf bic 3peibGnbiafeit
auriidfallen tpollte. Die ginbdnbigtett
bat ii4 in elmer @pode Der Menl1<
beitssef9idte beraussebilbet, bon ber
mir gar ni9ts ptfen. 8ilber unb
@tatuen aus benz grauef item Mltertbum
5etgen uns, bab Der Menf9 f6on boz
mails BEL alien Betbdtisunsen, bic &raft
unb 8etpanbtbett forberten, ber redten
9anb ben 0or5ug CAB.
Die bor einigen Sabren aufsetretene
@u9t, ben Sapanern ale mDsli9en
@olltommenbeiten araubi9ten, bot
au4 gu Der 8ebauptung sefiibrt, bic
Sapaner feien burbsdnsig 3tpeibGn>
ber. Grfunbisunsen Bel sSSapanern er.
gaben bic Saltloitgteit Der WlGr. Ser
umitanb, bab einige beriibmte MGn.
ner 3peibGnber tparen, bat gu ber
Sbeorie gefiibrt, bic 3tpeibdnbigteit fei
bon giinftisem ginflub auf bic slei9z
mdBige Musbilbuug Der beiben feitz
liden @ebirnbdlften. Ob bamit, ipie
bebauptet tpirb, cine @tetgerung ber
Sntellisena perbunben lit, tann mam
ptenei4t in einisen Sabren an hn
Mitsliebern enslifder 3peibdnbigz
tettsz@eieui6aften fefitellen. Ginps
tpetlen pollen mir uns nur an bic
Sbatfaden balten. sSn Gnglanb finb
bon ben seipDbnliden 8erufsmenf9en
bier bonn 9unbert bon g2atur aus
3neibdnber. Nab Gri9ton=gropne
tommt aber biefe gisenfaqft IN niel
bOberem MaBe ben - @eiites11 11ma9en
gu, unb apar in benz @inne, bab lie
beibe 9dnbe IN slei9 ungef9idter
Wetfe antpenben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Die 8criiDrum8. sucIde teiIt.

lit bic Berhbrlin9 nit Budiens Mrnica
Saibe. vs. III Die 9liiflinfie Mii1ung
bon Mrniea Bliitben uno beilenben
galiams, bic nn9efertiat tpnrbe. Us
Malbt ilidts aus lpie alt Die WunDe
.ooer Oas @efNplr III. bieie saIbe hsilt
iie. Giir Brano., Brlh-lunb 6dnitt.
lpunben ODER 0dmrryboiDsn III lie cine
obloluie Sur. rs Gents. in psters
ApOt6ete,