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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12
sion that no better agent could be OBJ
tanned than an American

President Nicholas Murray Butler,
of Columbia University, upon his re-
turn from Europe in September, said
he was amazed at the prosperity he
found in France, Belgium, and espe-
cially in Germany, where there is
work for ALL "The Germans" Presi-
dent Butler said, have better knowl-
edge of us than ever before, and their
interest is growing. Germany is very
friendly and believes that the CONNER
cial relations could be improved. She
wants new trade treaty with us.
Wages are high and the money is be-
ing spent. People are having better
environments and more luxuries are
being bought"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12
EMOTIONAL INSANITY" -. Il
WORKED.

Sometimes we are almost led to
think that, taking them by and
large, that women are about the odd
est and most unreasonable creatures
on earth. AS a matter of cold fact we
do think so, but we are not going
to say it, lest some one get angry
and write sassy" letter to the "open
FORUM" berating us for the action.
But listen to this, will you Up in
Helena, this week, chap named
Charles d. Schmidt was acquitted of
the murder of his wife. She was a
good looking girl, because a Montana
paper which comes to our Office prints
her picture.
1t appears that because of her good
looks soldier at Fort Assiniboine
wrote her letter, asking her to elope
with him. Schmidt found the letter,
and, procuring a shotgun. killed her
instantly about an hour after making
the discovery. He turned the weapon
upon himself, but unfortunately made
a poor job of it, and lived to be tried
and acquitted, the jury holding that
he was insane" at the time of the
murder. After the verdict was re-
turned the court turned him loose
The court room was packed with
women when the verdict was rem
dered No sooner was it read than
this band of ecstatic and cratic fe-
males crowded around this insane"
murderer of. his wife, and wept over
him, SMILED over him, shed tears
down his shirt front, kissed his blood
stained hands and cried, God bless
you, Charlie!" They made a hero of
man for killing a member of their
sisterhood, who, unfortunately for
herself, was good looking enough to
attract another mans attention
Now, If that slayer of his wife was
insane he should have been incarcer-
ated in an asylum. If he was not il
sane, he ought to have been hanged
by the neck until he was dead. This
INSANITY business is too darned pro.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

mo more dieculJ task confronts
the corporate manager today" says
The Business Mans Magazine, than
TO select and hold trained men of high
grade service" While tire are plen-
~ of men looking for Jobs" there
are also many high class positions
looking for men.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

Il would say, first, young man
should carefully consider what his
bent or inclination is, be it business
or profession, take stock of himself
and ascertain if possible what he is
best adapted for, and endeavor to get
into that vocation with as few changes
as possible" said Marshall Field to
the young man standing upon the
threshold of a business career.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

The commercial prowess of Ameri-
cans is recognized and the general
European fear of the ultimate supre-
macy of this country disclosed by an
expression of Prof. Gustav Coen, an
Italian writer, in the Rivista Maritti-
ma. Speaking of the Simplon tunnel
and its relation to the future business
interests of Europe, he says: 1T is too
situated to fall a prey
to the grasping Yankees" What is
intended, perhaps, as a slur may be
accepted by American business men
as tribute.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

"A faint heart never won fair div
idends, and the man who does not be-
lieve he can-seldom does. Self-con-
fidence is the general manager, the
pusher-the director of the master
mind. 1t decides that the thing can
be done and inspires the man to do it"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

Consul Frederick j. Bright, of the
Huddersfeld consular district, says
of the American salesman: There
seems to be some difference of opin-
ion as to the value of the American
commercial traveller in the English
field, but in general his shrewdness
and tact are recognized. Without any
experience or knowledge of English
business methods or manners, it is
not to be expected that he will meet
with immediate success. However.
we believe it is warranted conclu-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

The keynote sounded by Truth last
week regarding the cowardice of local
merchants and business men under
the lash OF the Tribune, has been TAX
en- up by the daily press and amplified
upon. The Tribune is the champion
buffer in this meek of the woods
and the people are just beginning 20
find it out.
A recent editorial in the Outlook
struck us as very timely in regard to
the superficiality of the manners and
customs OF the present. In substance
the Outlook says there are few things
from which the society of today suif-
ers more grievously than the tendency
to imitation. The prevalence of fads
of all sorts and kinds, the tyranny OF
methods of doing things, the apparent.
ly irresistible desire of many poole to
be always in the mob and to rush tu-
multuously with the crowd whenever
the crowd collects, have often been
commented upon as peculiarly charac-
teristic of American life. That they
are characteristics is due not so much
to the fact that Americans are differ
ent from other people as that their
society is freer, and that men and wo-
men have larger liberty in electing
what they shall do and selecting the
road they will take.
If men and women could get rid Of
the desire to do as their neighbors
do, and substitute for it the determi-
nation to do as they feel they ought
to do, hosts of people would be reliev-
ed of intolerable slavery and freed
from dangerous temptations. The
great majority of men who live beyond
their means are victims of this pas
sion to do as their neighbors do with
out regard to the difference between
their own income and their neighbours
income. Instead of selecting their
own way of living, choosing their in
terests, forming their own habits, de-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-12

ing independent, rational human be-
ings who stand for something real and
who contribute to the moral wealth of
a community, they sink to the level of
mere imitators and count for nothing.
Neither house, nor table, nor dress,
nor entertainment represents their
real financial condition. There is no
more convincing evidence of what is
called thorough-breeding than the ele-
ment of reality which penetrates the
life of the men and women who stand
thoroughly on their feet, and who are
not dependent upon others for posi-
ton, pleasure, or influence. In the
genuine home the sense of the rela.
ion and proportion between all the
activities of life and all forms of ex.
penditure is instinctively as well as
intelligently preserved. People of this
class do not make their tables mea
gre in order that they may spend
more money on clothes, nor do they
cut their charities down to the zero
point in order that they may give
more expensive entertainments; mol
are they willing to live in comfort
themselves and compel their servants
20 live in garrets and cellars. A rea
household Is honest throughout; II
Toes not wear veneered front to the
world; it is not noble portico to =
mean residence.
If the men and women who are in
bondage to the standards of Other
people could only realize for a day
the freedom which comes from goine
their own way instead of treading the
hot and dusty highway, they would
not only find their bondage intolera
BILE, but they would be unable to ur
derstand why they were willing to en-
lure it for moment. Anxiety, un
rest, loss of self-respect, defalcation
dishonesty in every form, lurk around
the path of the man who is spending
more money than he has a right to
spend; and the sense of unreality, OF
lowering the standards, of making life
common and cheap, attend the woman
who adapts herself to the ways and
habits of other women about her, in
stead of resolutely, coura geously and
quietly giving them the benefit of heI
own Independent and honorable ac
ceptance of conditions. In the social
confusion which reigns in this coun
try, where there is no social authority
which defines social aims and fixes 50.
cial habits, the influence of the indi
vidual woman is of immense import
ance. In every community, if she have
tact, good sense, and courage, she can
often change the atmosphere. Instead
of initiating few people more eager
for pleasure than culture, and mis-
taking eating, drinking, and mere hi.
larity for the joy and refreshment of
social intercourse, she can, by her
way of living, the ordering of her
household, the quality of her enter.
tainments, set up new standards and
oppose the spirit of the higher civil
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as second class matter. under act OF Congress
OF March s, 1879
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maiied " u new address, To secure aJLon-
ton, must mention former as well as pres.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

I6en @rmee. 2agercrdnb qutttirte ies
bod plDblif ben MtIitdrbienft, nm
iid Der Seilsdrmse anauf9lieben. Gr
betbdtiste ii9 I'm 9isnfte Der Setlss
armee nit Ieiner @attin tn ben Ders
rufenen Stabttbeilsn 2onbOns unc
Dibmete iid infonberbeit bem fo5idlen
3peiae ber WirtIamteit Der Seilss
drmes. 2usereranb tpurbe Sberit In
Der Seilsarmee unb aIs folder mad
snbisn entIdnbt, mo sr einen berpors
rdgenben 4ntbeil an benz Qufbau bes
srobdrtisen Spfems CUR 8ei4affung
Don arbeit fir 8eriporfene uno Sets
matblofe in isnem 9beile bss britt
I6en Deltrei9es nubm. gfah elmer
Rei9e, i'm 9ienite Der Seilsurmee Ders
6ra9ter Sabre bon &rdntbeit befaIIen,
l6Ite 2asereranb feline 8srbinbuns nit
Der Seilsdrmse unb tebrts na9 S9pes
ben 3uriid, mo er Ii9 na9 ieinsr Ges
neIung Der Stablfabritation pibmete.
gr 5eigte Ii6 bierbei ols elm Ssi9Gftss
prganiiator bon auberoroentli9en
5dbisfsitsn, 10 buB in Qlnertennuns
Teiner 8erbienite I'm bic Snbuitris bic
I9pebiide Rssierung ii9 enti9Iob,
ibn als ibren 8srtrster nu9 WaIbinss
ton gu fhiden.
2dgertranB erfrsut fd bes b0dftsn
0ertrauens bon Seitsn bes &6nigs
Sstar unb mar unter glnbsrem @ers
matter bon einem Der 9runbbeiibtbus
msr bes Monar9en. gr begt bic 4bs
Ii6t, bic Der. Staten griinoli9 gu
bereiIeH unb namentlid bic Idipebi-
i9en giebsrlaFungen bier5ulanbe gu
befu9sn. Qlmeritdnii9er glrt unO
Site brinst Baron 2agsreranB gro.
bes SutereiIe entsegen, mas i4on pds
raus erbellt, baB bas ibm &c.
b0rise Stublipsrt. bus srObts in san5
S9peosu. pOGftdnbis nad dm.ritanis
i5sm Tiuitsr seleitst tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

fonberbeit nit Der 9eT6i9te bes gers
liner v&Iabberabatf9" auf bas Gnsits
Dertniipft lit, peilte bereits 1900 in
Der Union selegentlib zines 8eiudes,
ben sr bamals feiner SO4ter in Sos
ronto abituttete.
Srpian erblidte ols bic cine SGffte
zines 3pilinsspGr9ens, beFen onbere
SGlfte tpeibli9en @ef9le9ts mar, In
0anais bas 2i9t Der Wslt. Ssin @as
ter, elm 8aufmdnn. Iieb ibm eine quite
Graiebung dngebeiben. Sobannes Sros
| jan Itubirts ouf ben llniperiitGten
@0ttinsen unb Bonn WebiSin, bann
beutf9e Spra9tpiFenIdaft uno tpanbte
iid i6lieBIi9 Der SOurnaIiItit unb
Sdriftiteleret 5u. Rad mandsrlei
MiberfOlsen betam er gegen elm mos
natlides gnteelt bon = 8 Sbalern
sine Stelle als Witdrbeiter unb &ors
rettor BEL Der 9erliner vWontags5eis
tung"; 1862 ipurbe Srojan nit eirsm
Monatsgebalt pon-8 Sbalern Offs
rsbattsur bsim r3Iabbsrabati9"; felt
1886 mar sr gbefrebatteur ienes WiBs
blattes, cine @teluns, bic sr Bis gum
Dorieen Sabre inne bate. ueber ben
9esinn feiner Rarriere BET benz valdbs
berabutfa" eradbIt Sroian untsr 9lns
berem:
.Grnf 0obm, ber bamols ben
,alabberabatff' rsbtsirts, ertannte
balb, bab i9 gut su brauden mar.
Sdon I'm atpetten Sabr meiner Wits
arbeiterI9aft fam er tpesen zines bon
mir berriibrsnbsn @ebi9tss auf bic
Siiritin aaroline bon Reub in's @es
fdnsntb, tporauf idb nidt ipenis itOI5
mar. S1 befu6te 0obm tn Der dlten
9erliner Stabtpostei, no er ietne
Strafe abfab. unb ftedte ibm betmIi4
cine 2eberpurit unb eine gerGu9erte
@Gnfebruit 5u. 9ur9 Dobm betam
i6 bic Rebdttion Der Geitgebi9ts. linz
ter Ieiner RsbattiOn iinb auf Der eriten
Ssite bss 9Iattes 179 folder 9eoi4te
erfdienen, bic bon mir perfaBt tparen.
@u9 Tonit babe t9 piel fir bas Blatt
gsarbeitet. Sn "a Sdbrsdnsen fnb
MIR ipenise Rummern obns Gettrdss
bon MR."
Sm Sabre 1893 tpurbe Sroian ipes
gen RaieftGtsbeIeibisuns gu stpet mo-
natsn Ssituus perurtbetlt, nad mebs
rsren auf Sort WeidieImiinOe Derbibs
ten Sassn Saft iebo9 begnabigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

tpatD unb an Der unip.rItdt 3u Cans
bridge, England, bic Rsdts itubtrte.
irdt 1886 In ben tnsliT9en diplomats
Ihen 9ienit ttn; 1887, bier Sabre
1a9 gromer, fam e. na1 geppten, no
r fdmmtIt6s Resieriinsss0 s0epartes
ments tennen lernte. Sort mar III
@spptsn Observation-Disclosures In benz
tpi4tisen GinanasDepartement, bann
Ratbeeber ber sspptif9en Resteruns
in bem nidt minber pi9tisen Minis
fterium oes Snnereu. BON 1898 Biz
1904 mar er finan5isller Rutbseber Der
espptif9en Reqierung. SIN leBtsss
nannten Sabre purbe Sort SiIfss
llnteritaatsietretGr i'm Qtuspdrtigen
Qlmte 5u 2onbon, ipo er fo5uIagen bas
9inbeeIieb 5fuifhen Gromer unb bem
9tuslp1rtigen @mte bilbete. Sir Glbon
tebsrrIdt bic arabiTtbe Spra9e griinbs
lid unb pirb infonoerbeit ipeeen iei.
mes natiirli9en 8erItGnbnifes fir bic
@igentbiimIi9tetten Der espptiIhen
2anbeseingeborenen tpie tpsgen feiner
suten bipIomatiI9en Sormen geriibmt.
grpmers Rame itebt ppn benz 3eits
puntte an, aIs bic Gngldnber i'm Sabre
1883 G9ppten beIebten, Bis gu bem
Sage bes aus @eIunbbeitsriidi ii9ten
erfolgten Riidtritts Gromers fdit auf
jebem 8latte bes rubmrei1en 2lbs
fdnitts Der britiInsn @eI9i9ts, ipeIs
der fi9 nit @gppten bef9Gftist. 9lls
SproB Der eroben 8antiersfamiIie
Barring bate @pplin Barring, Der fpds
ters 2oro gromer, bic gesignste Dor.
fduIe erbaIten. Inn iid auf benz @es
biete Der SinanapoIiiit gu betbGtisen.
Oils Mitglisb Der englii9zfrdnS0iiT1en
aommifion Isitste er bic egpptiI9e
S6ulbenpertpaltune. gr pur6e sSts
nan5tontroleur nit beratben6er
Stimme I'm MiniIterratb. als biplos
mdtif9er Gsent GngIanbs bat Gromer
gsppten Johann aus ben 3uitGnben
O6liser 3erriittung, in tpeIde es bic
Regieruns Ssmail paidas seItiirSt
batte, seriHen unb neuer 8liitbe ent.
gesengefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

ni1t nit nnredt: .Wer tpirb benn
nun bic Delt rssieren9" @rit 1862
Bis 1890 fam tpisber elmer (Bismard),
Der Preuben une OeutI9lanb rssierte,
ben isbsnfaIs bic sanae iibrtss WeIt
fiir9tete. limb als e6ter SdiiIer Der
friebri5ianifhen polittt aeiste sr tn
ben 2lusenbliden feiner b09isu Grs
foI9e OtsieIbe tpeiie Mdtisuns. tpis fis
bic GIteren preubif9en Tiiriten ssseist
batten. gr nabm Seitsrrei9 teinen
Gubbreit 2anbes, idIoB nit ibm etn
8anbnib. bielt RubIanbs Qnsriffsluit
sesen Seiterrei9 i'm 3aums, tptbmete
fein sanSes fpdteres 2eben bsr @rbal'
tuns bss eurOpdiIden Sriebens.
Sn biefsr politif9en Ri9tuns be-
tpegt iid 9eutidlunb iebt nod. llnb
bod iuden befen 5einbe 0eutidIanb
bsute tpieber uls ben St6renfrisb Der
Stdatenipelt binsuitellen; iiberdl ToI
es bic Singer baben, iberau unbefust
it9 einmifden. 9as 9efiibl 1T aus
berbalb 0eutI9Idnbs tpobl ertlGrli9,
obtpobl es ben Sbdtfaden nidt eutz
fpridt. gs entiprinst Der Wibittm'
muns iiber bic fteisenbe Wadt
9eutidlunbs 1866 Biz 1870. Gtnsm
Staate, befen poIitii9e. milttdriide.
finarsielle Stelluns 70 seipa9fen, befs
fen boltspirtbf9aftli6e @ntlpidelun9
10 9IGn5enb TIT, t6nnen bus bic anbren
Staaten, aumal bic am msiiten betrpfs
fenen Na9burn, 5ipei ober bret 9snss
rotiOnen lang ni9t pereefeu, er mag
fi6 benebmen, fpie er mill. Sdrdus
foIgt eine 9etpiiTe SIoIiruns, foIsen
9epiiie WOglihteiten iteigenbcr Spans
nun9, ia trieseriI9er Ysbrobung. 9as
bel tit es ipeIentli9, taltss 8lut uuo
rubise S6flibteit gu beipabren, bic Sns
folentien elmer 9aupiniitiIden Na9s
barpreiie ni9t fir ernTt gu ne6men.
Sas mag freiIib fdlpierig iein, ni9t
bios na4 auben, fonbern aud nu6
innen.
Den beutiden gunbesregierunsen,
bic ben Grieben I'm ieben preis er6dls
ten tpollsn, tptro unter llmItGnben su
grobe 3ubmbsit, gu srUbes gntsesens
fommen BON ben eieensn friebliebenben
8iirsern poreeporfen. Wlan beSi9tet
fie Der S6pd6e. Die Staaten aber,
tpelde nud elmer sroBen GpO6s iiegs
rstder Sriege unb Ma9tsrpeiteruns
niat ldnsere 3ett ftia bieIten, itiir5s
ten BON ibrer S0be ebenio fdneG berab,
ME Iie aufgsitiegen tparen.
GjuItao S6molsr erblidts 1893 in
5eilbronn oas 9i2t Der gpelt. Gr
itubirte in Siibingsu. puroe 9rof,hor
an ben llnioeriitGtsu Sals unO
StraBburg uuo seb0rt isit 1882 aIs
9rpfeKor Der 9erlinsr llnipsrIitGt an.
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Deut(G6(anO6 pOGtia.
Sas ibr eutsesensebra9ts nusere@ts
ftrtigte @iBtrausn.

prsuBsnS RoHisIieattoH uue Die eeIesa.
6ortissane Der eismardtdsn erisosHss
RoIitif-tlrtad1su esr UlibFimmans esesH
SsutidjIaHo- q 4srabHitsr RatioaaIStonoui.
Sm 6inbIid ouf bos un9ere9tfers
ti9te Wibtruuen, nit bem man bic
pOlitit 0euti9lanbs in elmer anaabl
uuspGrtiger Staatsn bstra9tet, fnb
ausldFunsen Des beriibmten Ratiu>
nal0tonUmen unb Siitoriosrupben
profeFpr @uitap Shmoller bon Der
9erltner rlniperftdt bemertenspertb.
S9mollers gusfiibrungen fino umfo
initruttiber, uls er ii9 in ibnen duf
ben Stanbpunit Der biItoriT9en @nts
tpidluns itellt. gr ertpGbnt bic Sbats
fade, bab 8ranbsnburgsp prsuben I9on
in ben Sagen bes 9roben &urfiirIten
1640 bis 1888 unb Sriehri4s bes
@roBen Q740 bis 1855 aIs StUrens
lFrieb, bumals i'm alten r0miIben Rei6
bsutf9er Nation alien bensn gegolten
babe, ipeI9e ben Stanopuntt einnabz
men, baB Der monitr1ie loders Bum
besitaat, ale bic in iib aud national
uerThiebenen politiI9en @ebilbe unb
ihre Ginbeit, bas ~&eid" unb beFen
alte @srfaiIung, erbalten bleiben miibs
ten. 9amdls befanb iih preubsn an
Der 9lr6eit Der inneren Soniolioation,
bic lpi9tiser mar. aIs triegeriide Gr>
oberunsen. unb bod 5osen preubens
S0nige auf Iol9e @rO6erungen aus,
lpenn Iie i'm Snterefe Der 9pnIOIibas
tion 9eboten tparen.
Hu9Oem preuBen unter Triebrih
benz 9roben S9leiien seiponnen unb
lid als erite miIitdrifdbe Wadt Guros
pas se3eist bate. mubte es einise @e=
nsratiOnen binbur9 iti1baltsn unb
europa an bteie Sbatiad)e getpObnsn.
limb bod fruste bas f4tpdbtf9e 8duers
Iein beim 9oOe bss sroBen SOniss
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@ermiT6tee Snlano.

= Sarmer in 9ouiliaua bel6merer
iid iibsr empfinbIi9eu Mansel al
8aumwolli iamen.
= @eneral emmanuel Youillia, bei
friibere PrdiiOeut BON 9onouras, LIT il
@alueltOn, Eerus, ansetOmmen.
= Sn einem SuuatOrium in SrOof'
lDn ftarb SriauOeseueral Wtattbew Wf
blunt i'm 9llter uOn II Subren.
- Srisabeseuerul u. &. Mtspel
iibernabm oas Commando iiber baS
9eras'Departement Der Sunoesarmee.
- Sn 9rootIpu lit Der in weiteiter
Sreiien bstannte Oeuti6e YuitOr Ger
mann 0taseuer an 9lltersidwG6e &C.
itOrben.
= Dad elmer uon Der POlijei Uorse'
uommeneu .3dbluu9 bat Der Diitriti
Columbia 329,691 @inwobnsr, uOu
Oenen 90, ,1ss 6arbise iiuo.
- Sn 8OOOsuille, q. s., wurOeu
Die Observation-Disclosures. Die sOtOmo.
tiuiduppen unO iieben SOfOmotiueu
bur6 6euer ;erit0rt. S6uoen $50, 900.
= Sn 9tOrfOlt, Conn.,, itarb PrO'
feiiOr @uitap s. StOedel, Der friiber
FrOfeiiOr Der Muiit in Der gale Uni
usriiat seWeieu mar. i'm Alter uOn ss
SabrGn.
= 9lus Ssriweifluus itber ieiuen
seidwadteu @eiuuObsitsSuitunO beSiug
in 0iew 9ort Der so Sabre ulte Ybuto'
graph uuO Yerle9er @OwiH ID. SiOweu
SelbItmOro.
= Sn Oiew Suuen, COM, iturb i'm
utter BON AZ Sabren 5reoerid Sull
GOssweu, Der uiele Sabre uls SteuOr
graph in ben @eridten bel6dftist uno
aud aIS S6riititeller btfannt mar.
- Vet Der nahlten republitlnil6en
9tationuI' Convention wOlleu ulle Die.
ieniseu Oelesuten, welde I'M Sabre
1880 in Chicago @enerul @runt fir ben
Orittsu Germin unteritiisteu, cine Ser:
eini9un9 ubbalten.
- Inter Siibruus pOn PrOf. TooO
pom slmberit college 1T cine @rpeOis
tiou mad Den auOeu uuterwe9S, bic
uOn bsm bOditen Yuuft aus pbOtos
9rapbiide Slufuubmen oCs Rlanstrn
Utars anierti9sH mill.
- Su elmer betanut 9e9ebenen @nts
ibeiOuns erfldrt oaS Sber 8uuoesses
ri6t, OaB Oas adtitunOeuseIes, oeiieu
@OnititutiOualitdt un9efOdten pOroen
lit. niat auf arbeiter unO SanOwertsr
an Sa9Ssrmaidiuen auweuObur, iOuit
aber cOnititutiOuell lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

5ipeier Sabre q878 Biz 1880, bic sr
In @nslanO berbro9te, in 2lmeritu.
Ri9arbs beTu6te bas Superiuro Col,
Isge in pennIpIpdnien uRb be5og tisr,
auf bic SarparbsllniperiitGt, an ber e1
bereits nit 20 Sdbren nit b09Iten
@bren in Der gbemis erabuirte. SIM
Sabre 1891 purbe Ri9arbs bon Der
SarbarbsllnipsrIitdt au SIipalb mad
2sip3ig unb RernIt mad @0ttingen ge.
Ianbt, bamit sr ii6 unter Der Inlei.
tung bieier nambaften 9slsbrten in ber
pbpIitaIiIden g6emie berpolItommHe.
Qud bOrte Ri9arbs cine 3sitIang
0orlefunsen am polbte9nitum 5u
Dresden. Don 1894 Bis 1901 mar er
SiIfsprOfefor fir gbemi. an Der Sar.
barbzrlniberfitGt. Sm lebtsenannten
Sabre erbislt gai9arbs sinsn Ruf aIs
profsHor fir gbsmis an bic llnipsrfis
tat 9Ottinssn; er lebnte iebo9 ab, bd
ibm tn3tpiIben bon Der Sarparbzllnis
berfitdt bic sleidartise bortige Stels
lung angsboten iporben mar, bic er
dnnabm unb feitosm betleibet bat.
9as Sauptitubium profeFpr Ri.
6arbs' betrifft bic atomii9en 9es
tpt9te, b. 3. bic 9epi9tsproportionen
unter tpel6en perfdisbens Glsmente in
eine @erbinbuns nit anberen Clemens
ten eintrsten uno nsue Subitansen
bilben. Gs tpirb dlIgemstn 5ugegeben,
baB Ridarbs in bieiem 3peise Der
Gbemie cine ber srItsn autoritGtsn ift.
Die 8erufuns Ri9arbs' auf ben
Roofeoelts2ebritubl ipurbs baburd be-
ipertftelIist, bab Der 2lfFItent Or.
StGbler bon Der 6emiIhen @nitult Der
8srIiner uniperftGt auf Elm Sabr an
bic Sdrparb llniperIitGt sefdidt
ipuroe, nm nit Ridarbs Jiibluns au
nsbmen. 9oburb 1T es m0gIi6 ges
ipOrbsn, fir Ri9arbs in Berlin Elm
aus pripatmitteln beTdafFenss tleines
Gaboratortum ein5urihten.