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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Kills himself in a Hotel.

Within fifteen minutes after he had
registered at the Grand Union hotel in
New York Lathrop Smith. a student in
the law school at Columbia university
from Kansas. committed suicide by
shooting. No cause for the act can be
learned
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
COURT BLOCKS FREIGHT CUT.
Issues Injunction Preventing Rate
Reduction in Minnesota.

Judge Lochren of the United States
Circuit Court in st. Paul granted tenn
porary restraining order on request of the
ten railroads doing business in the State,
restraining rhe State railroad and ware
house commission from putting into effect
the reduction in freight rates ordered
Dec. "a. The railroads allege that the or
der is confscatory. The order to show
cause why the injunction should not be
made permanent is made returnable
Feb. 13
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
German Government Wins.

The German government won a de-
cisive victory in the election for a new
Reichstag, gaining at least twenty seats.
and saving the first district of Berlin, the
home of the Kaiser, from the socialists,
who received bad defeat.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
SHEA CASE WAS COSTLY.
Disagreement of $4,000 Jury May
End Pr0Secuffou.

1t is claimed in Chicago that prepara-
tons for new trial in the Shea con-
spiracy case will begin at once. The
$4,000 jury in the celebrated case failed
to reach an agreement and was discharged
after celebrating for fifty-four hours,
with the ballot to ) fer acquittal.
The defendants while claiming they are
anxious for a new trial, do not believe
the case will ever be prosecuted by the
State because of the great expense to
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
ereat London Merchant Shot

William Whiteley. head of London's
pioneer department store, was shot and
killed by an unknown man who asserts he
is the merchants son, and who attempted
to commit suicide.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Buy Big Plant at lola, Kan.

Harry G.. Hamilton, a promoter of
Youngstown, Ohio, representing eastern
capitalists, has purchased the Portland
cement plant at lola. Kan. 1t is believ-
cd that the new owners are closely allied
with the United States Steel Corporation.
The deal represents $5,000.000.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Twenty Killed by Blast.

Twenty miners are reported to have
been killed in an explosion at Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company mine at Primero,
Colo. and the death list may even exceed
that number. The explosion is supposed
to have been caused by windy shot.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

Two deaths from beri-beri and three in
a serious condition is the report made by
Captain Larsen of the Norwegian bark
G.,lfport that arrived in Mobile. Ala,
from Sekoude ON the gold coast of West
Africa. The disease was caused by bad
drinking water
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

VT :" II stated IN the frltlSn
colonial and other government Offices that
it was quite impossible for Swettenham
to continue in Office not only because of
the incident involving the withdrawal of
the American warships from Kingston but
also on account of the protests against
his conduct received from the inhabitants
from Kingston
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Greet Northern Enioined

Judge Hallam at st. Paul enjoined the
Great Northern Railroad Company from
issuing S60,000,000 new stock without
first getting the consent of the State rail-
road and warehouse commission.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Bailey Denounces Hearst.

Senator Bailey, on being reelected at
the joint session of the Texas Legisla-
ture, made a fiery speech denouncing
Hearst as a IMAM without character or
intellect and as moral leper."
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
schoolboy as Assassin,

The chief of the rural administration
as Smolensk, Russia. NJ. Krollau, was
killed by school boy named Boriookofi
~ lie chief was leaving a concert hal
The boy, who fred Eve shots from q
revolver at his victim, vas shot and Kill.
e.; Immediately by an officer Who was in
ss.-ssS1nce upon NJ. Krciiau
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

The Rev. Laurence ]. Kavanagh s. J.,
a professor in st. Joseph's college, Phila-
delphia, is dead, aged 81 years. He was
born in Newfoundland and studied the
ology at All Hallow college, Ireland.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Senator Bailey Re-Elected.

Senator Bailey has been reelected by
the Legislature at Austin, Texas, but
may lose his seat, as he is pledged to
resign if the charges against him are sus-
tanned, which his opponents promise.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Fire in Brainerd. MINI.

In Brainerd, Mimi, fire destroyed three
store buildings and their contents, caus-
ing loss OF about $50 600, partly covered
by insurance. The fire started in the
basement of the Reilly block from an
overheatea stove.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

Major Charles r. Krauthof of the SUBJ
sistence department, L. s. A.. has been
ac,Lorized by the American National Red
Cross Society to purchase 100000 pounds
If flour to be used in China among the
fainine sufferers
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Saw Insanity Is Contagious.

- Eminent neurologists testified befor
i1G committee that is investigating the
State insane hospital in Warren, Pa,
that insanity is contagious. The State
will take drastic measures to check the
tiread of the disease.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Fatal Quarrel Over Esta.e

LEX Balance, a Hungarian miner, kill
al his wife and daughter Pearl, aged 1e
years. and then committed suicide at Bar.
ioa. Ohio. The family had been quarrel
- oyeT the division Of an estate.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Raises Employees Age Limit

The Pennsylvania railroad owing to
difficulties in securing men has raised the
age limit for those seeking employment
from IS TO A. years.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
student at winopa Drowned.

Frank Lowe, senior at the Winona
Agricultural Institute, was drowned in
Win0na Lake. near Warsaw. Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

United States Senator Russell A. Al
ger of Michigan died suddenly at his
home in Washington, of heart disease
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
swETTENHAM QUITS POST.

Jamaica Governor Also k6potogixes
for Letter to Davis.
In London Friday it was announced on
urquestionab!e authority that Gov. SWEET
tenham had sent an apology for his letter
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Chokes to Death at Dinner

George Bissler choked TO death while
eating dinner at the Portage county in
Urinary in Ravenna, Ohio.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

The colonel of regiment at Toulon.
France, has refused to give military hon
ors at tie funeral of sergeant who CON-
ritted suicide. In the order the colonel
says: "A soldier should not desert life or
ths. flag
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

A street car was struck at the Third
street crossing at Dayton, Ohio, by the
east-bound Cleveland, Chicago, Cincin-
natl & ST. Louis (Big Four Limited
and before the train could be stopped
the car was carried nearly block
Miss Lillian H lber was killed and six
teen other passengers seriously in
jured, two of whom will probably die.
The car was struck squarely in the
middle and demolished. Police and pri-
vafe ambulances were rushed to the
scene and carried TIE injured to hos
pitfalls.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

The airship for the Wellman-C Chicago
Record Herald polar expedition has Seen
tested in Paris and was found in perfect.
condition. 1t win carry 1900 peunds,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

known the danger line" high at Cincinnati
where great impeachment transportation incon
venience residents is until the J0-foot
stage is reached At other points the danger line varies
from % feet Pittsburg to 40 at Cairo Ill., vicks
burg, Miss, to 16 feet at New Orleans.
Although the highest known stage Cincinnati is II
feet II inch in 1884, the big Mississippi and Missouri
floods of 1908 forced the a height 81 feet
at Arkansas City, Ark So feet at New Orleans
feet at Melville, louisiana
The shaded portion of the the map indicates
the flooded region.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
HUNDREDS DIE IN WRECK.
People of the United States Face
Peril of Railway Disasters.
The neonla of the Initad STATES have

People of the United States Face
Peril of Railway Disasters.
The people of the United States have
a new peril to try their nerves and
wrench their hearts. II is peril of the
new twentieth century-the peril of rail.
road travel.
Approximately 800 passengers have
been killed in the last few months in the
most appalling series OF railroad acct
dents the country, it is charged, has ever
known. brought about by the desperate
eforts of the railroad companies to make
more money. 1t has not been question
OF signals and switches and regulations
il has been a question of hurrying ms
through-the flyer, the fast freight--of
getting from one end Of the line to the
other. so that they can be started hack
again. Railroad employees nave admitted
on the stand that they disregarded signals
that they had To-, to make schedules.
Twenty years ago persons ira, eled on
railroad trains with comparative safety.
There were some accidents. but few men
dreaded trip by rail. Even ten years
ago the peril was not great. In 1897 only
ODD passengers were killed. But look at
the last four months. A total of 500
human beings. passengers on trains in
the United States, were torn and man
gled. scalded and burned to death in
railroad wrecks--.2J per cent more
deaths in four months than in the whole
of 1897.
The slaughter of the toll OF 1907 began
with terrible mortality. The railroads
are overworked, overcrowded and over
capitalized. Earnings that should be de-
voted to improving and replenishing the
equipment and paying for better class of
labor are diverted to dividends to keep
up the value of watered stock.
The accompanying table gives the worst
Of the recent railroad disasters. There
were many more the country over where
the casualties were one, two, or three.
Date Killed. jured
Nov woodvile, Ind, Balti-
more & Ohio, collision. 81 80
Sept. 1S-Dover. Okla Rock ISL
and, passenger train,
through bridge ...-.. %
Oct 2s-Atlantic City. N. j.,
West Jersey & Seashore
Electric. open draw. -. IS IS
Nov. 29-Lawyers. Va. Southern
Railway. S1m'l Spencer,
President OF Southern,
among victims .....
Dec. s-Danville, Va. Southern
Railway, passenger and
freight collision $500. -.
Dec. 11-yergennes, VT, Rutland
Railway, passenger and
freight. collision ... Q
Dec. 23--Enderin, " d., Mlwau-
kee ST. Paul and Ste.
Marie, collision 1900. 10 81
Dec. 30-Terra Gotta, ID. c.. Bal
timore & Ohio, collision. 90 GO
Jan. 2-Volland, Kan, Rock ISL
and, collision ......... 80 %
Jan. 13-Barney, n. NJ, Rock
Island, open switch. 3 s
Jan. 1J-Waldron, Mo-, Rock ISL
and, collision -....
Jan. 19--Osseo, Mimi. Great
Northern, rails spread.
Jan. 19--Fowler. Ind, Big -Four,
collision ......... "a 10
Jan. 19--Sandford, Ind, Big -Four,
powder explosion ...... 40 %
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31
Death fo- Twelve Persons.
Senator Alger Is Dead

Twelve pPTSUIS WPTt kIIItu III ngIltS De-
tween the terrorists and Russian police
in two cities.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

Balllnger OF Seattle, WaSD-- 10 De cold-
missioner of the general land Office, to
succeed w. A. Richards. who is to retire
1t is semi-ofiicially announced that
Brig. Gen. Williar. 9 McCaskey. COM
handing the department of Texas. will
be promoted to the grade of major gen.
eral on the statutory retirement on April
IA of Major Gen. James f. Wade, CON-
handing the Atlantic division at New
York.
a petition for a writ of certiorari was
received BY the clerk of the Supreme
Court in the case of Edward L. Flick
niger. under sentence in Ohio to seven
years Imprisonment on the charge of con-
Spring to wreck the Gallon National
bank.
Il. ]. Particle. confidential agent OF the
Treasury Department at Berlin, Ger
many, will be retired Feb. l ''for the
good of the service" 1t is understood
Secretary Shaw believes Mr.. Particle gets
his name in the newspapers too often.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained at dinner and musicale in
honor of the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs. Straus. Other guests in
GUIDED Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Oliver, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry, Gen. and Mrs
J. Franklin Bell. Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Patterson.
Representative Martin of South Dakota
introduced bill authorizing the Presi-
dent to reserve public coal lands from
entry, and restricting the number of
acres companies may hold to 1870 acres
where $1,000 in improvements are made
and 1850 acres where the Improvements
arc valued at $4,000.
Members of the California congress
Sional delegation were given a hearing ~
the House committee on foreign affairs. I'm
opposition to the bill to amend the Chi
1esc exclusion act by providing for inspec-
zion of Chinese at ports in China from
which they sail, which is regarded by the
Co.ifornians as relaxation of the ex-
tlusion act.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

A special from Colombo says the
North German Lloyd steamer Seydlitz,
Captain Bowers, homeward bound
from japan and Chinc, with passen-
gers. mail and merchandise, KS ar
rived at Point de Gale Criton with
her cargo on fire. Her fore peak is
burned out The passengers and mails
were rescued by the British cruiser
Diadem, and brought to Colombo. The
Seydlitz carried los passengers. She
was 400 miles from land, in the Bay Of
Bengal, where the fire broke out, but
fortunately fell in with the cruiser
Diadem, who took of the passengers
and escorted her to Point de Gale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Suuncnauf. NIB ltntcrgana.
Sas QSphcmblatt.

IS lit rcd)t picI, ipos 10 in elmer
@od)c paiiirt, uno lpcrn man nid)t
pieI 3cit bat, Sen .Qcuti6en Gore.
ip%onoentcn" tG9Iif 81 Ieien, Damn be.
id)aiie man iid ebcn oo5 @ofenblntt
Oicier groBteu Ociltiten 3cit Der iiio-
lid bon Neip-Oorf liegenoen Stoatcit.
@os man bon 0clltihlono miiicn ioQ,
mas sic Sereinigten Stuatcn olige-
rcgt bat, mas sen Stoot WorpIono
beriibrt lm0 mas Baltimore un0 ieine
Na6boridait bcBliidt oOcr %belrngIiidt,
lit Oarin III con5entrirter 6orm cnts
bnltclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
9lns Baltimore : Gunntn.

Die Golrntp ? GomniiiGre 6alten cine
lebbaite Sibung ob.-Meinunes.
peridieOenbeiten !pegcn ser Gr.
nenrlrtg bon 9comten. - an=
0ere Gountp : Nodriften.
Die County = Gommiiidre BON
baltimore ernantten in ibrer gcltri.
gen Sibung Srn. @Omnro q. 1bo.
men ais Observation-Disclosures an SteQe
bon Srn. SaneS i. Wigan, lpelter
olti einen @inf nit Dem 3aunpiabl
bin Dor etlifen @oden reIignirte.
Die @rnenmullg botte einen 5iems
lid lebbaften @ortneflel 5miihen
Ben GommiilGrcn Oellott uno Wann
sur 6olge. Sr. 2)elott brafte nam.
lib 9ollis Geit fir 0as 9lntt in Sors
ldlng, in0em CT erflGrtc, OaB Sbomep
ais Steltcr5aDler nidt 0eborig fir
ooS Amt Qltdtifiiirt jet. 0erIelbe iet
crit Dor elmer @odc ais Steuer5obler
in bic Stcterliltc eingctrogen moroen
uto ooB oicies in elmer irreguIoren
@ciie geid]ob, in0em Die Nrgele1en-
Felt nift Dor Oie Gommiiiion fam.
Sr. Monm miOeriprah oieien Be
baltptungcn uno mptipirte Die 9tomi-
nation bon Sbomep bamit, bob er
feline GoIitif i'm StraBen . Geparte-
nent miinihc. 3iele generfung
rei5te Srtt. Delott bermoBen, onb CT
I'M 9egriffe mar, etIide intereIlante
Wittbeilungen iiber Giitrifts- Eolitif
81, nlafeu, ols i'm Gr1iioent Wann
rntcrbrod), inoem er %obItinmen lieB.
glottern in 2anSopmne.
Sn ser 6onlilie bon Srn. q. s.
IapiS, nelder fiir5lid) bon elmer
Teiie aus oem Siioen 5uriidfebrte,
ii1o sic Eoden altsgebroden, uno Der
@eiuuobeitsbeunte Ir. Sranf s..
Hubl nimmt in Sem Srt Waiien'
Smpiungen Dor.
Gin neues Mint iir Srn.
Gbilcoat.
Sr. Sobn y. Gbilcoat, Der ebema'
lige @nroein bes 8ef1ngniiies 81
Somion lit gum Gountp.Irmenbaus.
Mufieber bon 9altimore.Gountp ers
mG6It moroen. gr tritt icin @mt am
/. 9[pril oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
WarDlnnS iua slanseu.

9n Scr Samcstoluner IltSitcQung
miro Morplano 6erporrugenoen
Nntbeil nebnten. rSobns Sop
fins llniocrlitGt" ltellt Auiterrr
aus. = Somoica'S 6loro miro &C.
5eigt.
Hubm ooer 9~erii6mtbeit miro Der
Stoat WorplonO ii6erlid oli Der
Samestotuncr N~uSltcQlung crlOten.
Nue Srgonilationeu mo SnItitutc,
Die in 9ctra6t fommen, baben feline
Wtii6e nno Soften geideut, Inn mir
Dig repr0ientirt SIT mcrOcn. @olluers
nerr 0oriicl0 lit ser Monn Der
Sbut; er bat peronlnBt, OnB Oos Gre.
flltip.Gomite oie 9otumellte ser &c.
ididte OeS Stnates, 10 meit e.
mogli6 lit ollsitelt, mo 10 ben In.
lang uno Sen Sorti6ritt Der aultur
in MorplonO 8eigt. Die l%lrfunbe,
Die bon oen ieds5ebn W1nnern Der
religioicn @emeinidoft i'm Sabre
1919 unter5eihnet muroe, uno Die
bonn Sabre 1916, meI6c Die Ginman.
Oerung oocr ginfii6rung bon 8erbre.
dcrn perbietet, Derbcn oitSgciteQt
mer0en. Iofllmcnte mcroen bclpci-
icrL 6aB man IN Worplono idon Dor
ocm Sabre 100 freie 8oIfsi6ulen
bate. Die ltrfun0e, Die BON 8plt=
pcrneltr &eonor0 Golpert uno SEM
misunderstanding, BON Dem iencr
Die crIten Stelcn fir bic gniieocIlrng
in Wnrp(onO %foltfte, lmter5cidnct lit
luerocn ben Wittclpunft Ser ord)ipn.
ridden 9(rSitcaung biiocn. General
@oibington's 9riefe, pelde oie Sal.
tultg Worplono's Dor Dem %SSreibcitS.
fricge onerfcnncn, lperoen cbenfolls
inter @los mo Gabmen 81 ie6cn
Ietn. Iaes IN NQen, bot @oupers
lem @nriiclO gQes gethon, Inn Wo;
rplonb'S 9lorrei6e @cididte 10 inte-
reliant, nie m0glidL oen 9eiuhern
ser IllaltcQunq Dor 9lu0en 81 iiibrel1.
Sn ser biologiiden N6t6eilunQ Ser
nSobnS Sopfina' llnireriitdt" lit sic
fir Sauestomn bcItimmte NuSitcl=
lung bon Nllitern in ibrer Gntlpide-
lung fertig geItelt, Ne6en Dem Don
Ser misfropopiifen Gntitebung bis
sum fiinf. ooer mebri1brigen fort9c-
filbrtelt to0eQoS nad)ge6il0eten
@odst6um ser Nulter, 5eigt tic bic
groBten ScinOe oeS Sdooltbieres,
Sen uStorfiih" Ben DS6eepsbeoN" II.
ben oIriQ." GrofeIior 8. W. So6n-
ion miro feline I'M lcBten Sommtr in
Somnica peruoQitGnOigte Sammlllng
Scr oortigen 6loro oltsitellen mn 90
nit ooS botaniidle Gcportcmcnt ser
llniperlitGt repr1ientiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Nns @cttcr.

Sir WarDlano uno 0cn Iiitritt
Columbia Deute Hegen ODER S6nec
un0 mGrmer, morgcn FLAIR, irii6e iiiO-
lite bis weitlihe @inOe.
@citcrn mar ser b0fitc Ibermomc'
terItono 30 @rab I'M 5 llbr Nohmit-
tags unO Der nieOrigite 81 @raO nm
7 llbr MorgcnS.
Sn Sen iibrigen 9un6es . 8etters
neutrality-suspicious. murbcn geitcrn
sic iolgenoen niebrigiten Ibermomes
teritGnoe bepbad)tet; @aitport TO-,
@ortlnno IA, Bolton t6, 9(lbonp 10,
Ncm.Oorf t6, N%bila0elpbio IS, ut.
lantic Gitp 16, Waibington %, Nor'
iolf %, Charlotte 81, SatteraS 80,
8%ilmington 80, Gbarleiton IA, Ga.
pnnna6 A, SodionpiQe "a, Supiter
20, Qep.@eit Ga, 2ltlnnta A, Mont-
gonnerp 56, 9telpsO Orleans 81, 4oIe-
itine &c, Collection 6S, Corpus Gbriiti
10. @empbiS 80, Cincinnati 80,
Tittsburg %, Sspego O., Buffalo 10,
Gleuelano 20, Detroit 90, 9llpena IA,
Norqitette t6, @reen Ban "a, Obi
cago 30, Iulutb 16, ct. Eoul q,
ct. 0ouis 80, aGlias Gitp a,
Omaha 80, Suron 26, 9iSmurd %,
@iQiiton 10. SABRE 4, Selenn %,
Salt 2afe 80, Ienper %, Hortb
9lotte %, Iooge SO, amnriao Al,
Sos Nngeles A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

Sic g G."
N6tbeilung Nr. 1871, belt geltern
I6eno in Iltpeter's GeItoltrant, 9r.
ia, orO-HenrlitroBe, ibre iobrlide
@enerol- g rionmIung unO 9eamten.
mabl ob. Sr, Grnit Weinfelocr, Erd-
itocnt 0cS StootS- Gon3ils BON Worpa
Lamb, leitete Die GerIonlmlltng, uto
ScfrctGr Seinrih Slof fiihrtc ooS
YrototpIl. Bic @eomtenuobl botte
folgenocs Heiultot: GrGiiOent Saul
Grub @icc.Tr0iiocnt @nt. Ggcr, sc.
fretGr uno Sdotmciiter $. @od; &c.
legnten gum StootSsGon5il: @m.
GGcr, Seinrid @ad. Gbos. Sebr, y.
5rub uno 6. q. S6neioer. Erali.
bent Grnit Meinfelber belt cine slr-
iprade iiber Sen @eitono Der 2iga,
oie in oen 81 Ssobren ibres 9~eltebenS
bereits mebr, ols cine Milion an
aranfen , llnteritiieung ousge5oblt
hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Bic ncnc Grsicbnng.

Bic ncnc Gr3icbnng,
Site lit beilte sic Sollptmctbooe, nit
Der 2ebrer Den SGiiler cr5iebt.
Der HobrItof gebort in oa5
Hetd Ser Grinnerllngen.-S6ul
bGuier %ottraftio gebultt.
9ic 9olttmorer buben in letter
Belt oiel iiber Die ,l,elte G%rjieblng"
h6ren unb leien miiiien ltno bobcn
einleben gelcrnt, baB Die 8roBpGtcr=
Otetbooen fir unlere beittige Sllgeno
nid)t mebr 5li gebroltd)en limo. Die
3citen, mo- man cine Sdeltne ulli
$1,000 belpertbete uno ooS benod).
borte Sdul6ouS MIR 5000 pertb
bielt, itno ppriibcr. Die nelte Gene
ration bat gelernt, bot eingeieben,
ouB Die Sdule ben @runoItein 5llr
gr5ieblng eines guten 9iir0ers' legt.
Sic meiB, oob ainoer mebr merth
iino, ipie &iibe. @roBpaters Sdlll.
balts c%riItirt mir nod in @%r5Gblun-
gen. @er gum 9eiIpiel Dos nelte Sc.
b1ltbe Der oitliden boberen Sof-
terifllle iiebt, fam ii6 gar nif)t IN
Den @eoanfen Der 8robp0ter5eit 5lt-
riidpcrleben. Mon peritebt, ooB man
bertte ocn groBten Wertb ouf Die
ainoerer5iebung legt; eS lit ein mo-
oerrer @eoonfe, 0uB man unieren
ainoern baS Sdullcbcn orgene6m
mobt, obcr INN 10 lpeniger o~eritGl,oi
lid lit, moriim %uniere groBen @roB-
batter 10 pcnig bon Der @e0elltllng
Scr &inocrcr5icbung, Der Sdlllc be.
gretfen poaten. 0cilte bat man Elm.
geie6cn, ipoS &irOer fiir bie 3ilfltllft
bes 2onbeS beoellten; bcltte buloigt
man Dem 8rltnoIob: o8ltte Gr5ic-
bttng be0elttet CUTE Burger"
Wan remit Baltimore Die Stoot
Ser Wonumcnte, nit Nedt; Elm ME
undergraduates Wonumcnt bot lie lib
in Der neuen oItllden boberen
S0dteri6lle gciebt. IS fam fctn
Den mooernen Iunitoren NnIi6ten
mebr ottroftipc5 Sduulgebduoe ais
0ieieS gcben. GS muB ein Sergniigen
fem fir sic ShiiIerinncn, BORT sur
S6l1lc SIT geben, uno ooS lit eS, mas
sic mobernc Gr5iebung mill. 9ic
Sinoer nliiiien elm Gergniigen BARN
iinben, BOB tic sur S6ule gebert,
Damn lper0en lie |lerller1. Die 6ltrht
Dor Dem Hobritod oeS 2ebrerS bat
o~ni9cb0rt, eS lit berte fein 3lpong
mebr, 81 lernen, ooS Sin0 fii6lt 0oS
9coiirfniB, Die Suit 10 81 lcrnerl, neil
man cS linn ottroftip 9enladt bot,
limo 0oS lit ser ciqentlihe @eg Der
Shule; inter ei1em 3mang fam
Mienlono lerner, Die 6lIrdt Dor benz
9e6rcr, Dem Shul6ollie er5ieben
teinc 9iirger. 0aS &inb brullht
2eitung, ober feline Sd1rfe III Der
9ebonolurg. Gin 9od9arten, pie
i'm Ole nelte norooitlide bobere Sod)'
tcridIule 6ot lit me6r ipertb iute EN-
SIRIUS Der Srigonometrie, etn Strt-
oiltnl ooS Die Godter niht intereI'
iirt lllo bos lie, menn lie Die S6ule
o"erloIicn bobeL bolb mieOer pergel'
len.
9ie ,llelte G%r5iebrna" belier &C.
ioot, bic moberne G%r5iebung, perloblt
nidt mebr benz iugenolid)enSitmme
ser ben 2ebrer our6 feline Strei6e
geargert bat, oos Sitfleiid, tic 5eigt
ibnt ourd @elcbrun9erl, oaB etn
ano6e ifon ~onitdnoig iein mhB, irnt
ipGter nal ein gutter 9iirger 81 lper-
ocn. 8iitc, Wtiloe regiercn jebt Itott
bcs GobrItods. Die &inber io1en Iif
%ircilen, sur S6rle 81 gebclt, ober 'td
nidt oopor iiirhtcn. Baltimore bat
bieIcn aroBeu @ebonfen crfaBt; ollrd)
iciuc nellen S6ulgcbdht0c 6cigt c9,
ooR cs Dem nlooernen 3%eit9eiit oitd)
IN oicier 9e5icbung Mcdnung trogt.
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