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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
IS iunrcm ihrcr SO.


Tic Scr. SGnger Don Baltimore"
peronitoltcn cine Moiicnpro6e,
sic feline lit. - Scrbe GnttGlts
ifltng fir Erof. Semberger. -
o@itteI5bnbs" ltno ,S6mei3er.
8ereill."
Penn mo icds5ig 9(ttipe - Oie
Gcrtreter i6nrmtIihcr sen ySercinigs
ten SdnAcrn" ungeborcnOcn &creine,
ut0 Ser finite Sbeil ser SGugcr,
ireld)c atf Frof. Scm6crger'S all8s
hriidlidc5 &crlongen ibr Grideilcn
Dcrlprodcn batten - ianocn Iid ges
tern III ser y@CrmoniasW }dnnerdors
S0lle" eiu uno iibten inter 2citlu1g
0cS gcnonmten Giri9entcn Gb0re iiir
0aS Sonmcrnndtaiclt Elm. 9ta1 ser
Sin9Itunoe innO inter Dem GoriiB
0es ErGiiOcntcn &enrp Gbomus cine
GoIlltelIBltlB ltott, III luelder Sorbe=
r%cituugen iiir Oos beu~oritebenoe Set
g"etroiicu muroen.
~ 6 mci5cr &crctn."
Der ,SNmci5cr &crcin" biclt &c.
itcrn in Mogncr'$ &olc, Nr. tt6,
NorO-EacaitrnBc, inter ocm Noriit
OcS &tcc Erdiiocntcu 9lug. Gbmeilcr
cine Gonlitclibung 0b, in mcId)cr Nj
ron1cne1tS iiir boS ocnuGhIt itott-
i%ilocnOc 80. Stiitln9Sicit g%ctroiicu
mur0cn.
nGcut der &rtc0crbuno."
Io3 Sonmlcrnndt&icit Oc3 ,0rlt.
iu1cn aricQcrbunoc8 Don Baltimore"
wcIdcS gcitcrn I'M o@cltcno-Eort"
l~tuttiin0en ioltc lrno cincn 10 id)0uen
Tcrlalf SIT ncbmcl ucrIprod), ucrrc9-
nctc lci0er un0 mllbte bis jllm Cont
ucritng ltG1itcr Nodc N%li1cld)oben
mcr0cn.
o@ittcl8bod %crciu."
Ger oNitteIabad &crciu" bielt
acitern Nbcnb III ser oStoa=&ole"
inter Sem &oriib ocS Y%rdiibcltcu
&iuNnIt Sdarno8cI cinc&crinmmlung
ob, mGbren0 &r. 6re0. Gigel ais @ro.
totoQiilbrcr funAirtc. IS murocn
&OrbcrcitlmAcn fiir ooS Mittc 9lllglrlt
in @cbcr'a Nort itottiinocnoc Eicnic
Gctroffcn mo Ginlooumgcu ocS
oNrion," ser o&cr. S0ngcr," 0cS
oSbalia = MGmcrhorS," iolpic pom
,,l(tobbdn1i8cn 9iir9cr=Screin" an
9ctommcn.
@nrficlo- &ronfcn unter,
it iibungS &crcin y +. I.
Ger ,@oriiclo &runfcu g llntcr'
fittings &crcin Nr. I" biclt am
Somto9 in ser Grcicini0tcit5-Sol
inter Sem &oriib oeS ErGiibcntUn 6.
Scinlb0d icinc r~cgclnldBi0c SiBung.
IN OcrIelbcn mltr0en 5uci nclte Nit
0lieOcr aiINcnonmen. SoOam mnr0c
bcrcitS nit Sen &orbercitugen fir
ooS %. S%tiitlmgaieit b%egonnen, OnS
Ser &crein i'm Wtoi nGdItcn Sobre5
fcicrt. Ginlaolmgcn pom ,Nrion"
SIT Ociicn &olf9icit" iomic 5um Som.
mcrn0d)tsicIt ser n&er. S6ngcr" plr.
zen all9cllonmlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
I'm HcdDt nnb WCIo.

wv
Gie SruitecS oeS ~Sanc Ban anobcl.
beinr5" rcid)cn &laacbealtpors
tltng cin. Confederation Oc5
ScimS nit Der Baltimore Sonos
ierti9feitS S6Ulc gepIont. -
&pblels6irmo contr1tt6riiHtg?
9(llb sic Grtitcc@ iijr oo$ o&onc
@ops0eim fir &unben" rcidten ibrcr.
ieitS gcitcru I'M &rci3gcridt gtr. .
cine @eontuortlnng olti 0tc gcgcn oo@
SeItontcnt ser pcritorbclcu Sane Ban
non equator Natbon Dan Scott uno
reIien Sdpciter Sri. \Sonctta Scott
cin9clcitcte Nnfcd)tlm9StIuIc ein. Die
GrblaIicriu bcitimnltc bctumntlif ibt
nroBcS, ca. 100000 bctrngcnocS
%crml02cn 5urGrridtlng zines y&one
9apsNeilnS iitr &nabet"; Der Nltrug,
ibr SeItoment iiir ulNilltig 5u ertld.
rcl,, baiirt oltf ser Sbotlude, OaB IN
a SnbrcL ipelfe ieit Dem So0e Der
Ceitotrir pcriloiien iinO, nidJtS 5llr
N%ustragung ibrer characterization
&criiiNlng gctbAn ictlt lOu. Sl ibrcr
&lnocbcoltlportlulg 8cbcn Die Grit.
ices ST. bis jcbt nod fctnc Sd)ritte
5llr Gtnblirung 0c5 &cinl9 gctbnn SIT
babcn, ertlGrcn nber, nit Scr Nbliht
l%tnl5llqcberL 0uS &l>obcnbcim nit ser
Baltimore Manual Granting Shool
for Sn0igent Nup9" (NaltimoreN0n0s
iertigtcitSs Sd)llc iiir orlltc &nobcn)
III coniolioircn, ga icnc NnItolt Qeltoll
chi oerielbcn @niiS 0~clcitct lit, ipic oiG
non Scr Grbloiicrin III iDrCr Stiitlun9
por9cic6cne. Die Nnrcgrlg 5t elmer
rcrorti8cn Scrifmcl5ul9 lit ongeblid
ION scr Nonoi crti9teitS. Sdule ollS9c-
gatgcn.
Strcitcnoc &obIcn firmcr.
&or Hihtcr MiorriS inn @uu0cSs
GrcisNcriht bcgont geItcrl Nad)nits
tag Die &crbnnolltng in ser &loAe-
lode ser ,Wtorplnno Goal ono Gotc
So" gcgcn oie oGllemnboning Goal
Co." in mcIdcr GlGgcrin mcgel an
pcblid]cll GontrnttbrlldS nn6c5ll
$1,000 u%crIun9t. Die @eflngte ioIl
cngcbliG iid controttIid bubeu, fiir
cin Sobr, b~c8inncno am +. NuGltit
1905, Der &lGgcrin pro Sog 800
Con1cn &pblcn 81 bcIor9cn lun0 bic
lclben an bic nMarplono Steel 60"
81 SparromS Eoint objlllicicrn. 9tadJ
Der &lagcbcboltptung bot ie0od) Die
@eflngtc I'M @on5cn 1860 Gonncr
81 menig 0elicicrt, moOllrd &lGgcrin
gc5lpltnNcn mar, I'M ibrcrlcitS ibrcl
Scrpilid)tungcn gcrcdt ST. luerocn,
Die &oblcn o10crmeitiA ST eincnl
bGbcren Yrciic ctn5ufoifcn. Iic 0if.
fcrcn; 5miihel Oicicm mo Sem Cont
trott. Y rel miro icbt cingcflogt.
Sir irriinnig |crflGrt.
Der Gipil. Sngenictr Solparo ..
SbiplcD, pelhcr lid geItcrn Dor oent
Grlntinalgcrid)t olf Die Nltlogc 81
pcrontporten bate, cincn %crinincllcli
4ngriif 81 bcGongcn 81 bobcn, luuroc
bon Sen @cihmorcncn fir geiItcSGc'
it0rt crfldrt. Sbiplep iuurOc nod)
Dem Stoot1ciGn8nib 5uriid 9cbrod)t,
no CT pcr6leibcn miro, bis 0o5 Nc-
rift g%torOnu19en iibcr icinc l(nter.
hringlmg III elmer SrrcnsNnltnlt &C.
t%roffen boben miro. @r lit utgciGbr
10 Sabre alt uno Gin glbt0mmling
elmer bod)onGcicDencn 9nltimorcr So
mile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Ecrionnlnoti3cn. Ser
Tnton airidncr, &ertretcr Scr 1irnlu
2. Sroblid) II. Sobn, @ein Smpor.
tcltre in Neluorf, 9t..S, 6Glt iid) 5llr
Set III 0ci6Gitcn bier oili. Gr lit
inn DSotel &nlei0b" o6geitiegen.
- SEER Sans 6r0liher, Yrofelior
reS Gelitiden om o@oman'S College,
miro mGbreno Der Sommerfericn
@ortrGgc bolten in ser oie9iGbrigcn
G|balltol,quu 81 Tpcomo Eincs, Tn.
Stet nod gut ID. - @iQic
Sooillafi, Der Z Sabre oIte Sobn ser
Srnn Clara Sooinsfi, bon 9tr. 263t.
@noIon-S troBe, ipielte 0eItern Gor.
mittog in Nbmeicnbcit ieincr Wutttr
ON &iiGenofcn Mo mari babel cine
0nnnc Eetroleim I'M. 9aS Del cllt.
5it1lOctc iid), mo ser fleint Selo lici
Id)reicno boooil. Phi ieine &iilfcruic
fam Srou SooiuSfi berbeigeeilt ltno
loldte Die ,Slamn1eit, che r~lenltenSiuccs
tier Sdooen angeridtct NOR.
Brad ictnen Irm. - 9(uf
sem @cge bon Der iilbliden Yoli5cis
Citation nod ieiner @obnung, Nr.
637 8eIt-9 arre,S Ctr, itiir5tc ser go.
li5ilt @corg SAinlomn ans ~eilient
@ae9on Der straBenbabn urlb brod
ocn linfen Irrli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

Ser Club ~ i6elitaS" bot
in ieil,er in aruic'S 2ofnl a~bgebalte'
men Gerionmlung Die iolgcnoen Be-
onltcn crpGbIt: Mobert Solfmer.
ErGiiocnt; Sermonn Mcper, Sice-
ErGiiOcnt mo Sefrct1r; Sbeooor
6~olfCnbobu, SefrctGr; gricn 2abtr
oorif, .Gontrolcur; u. @. 9rulc,
Sfobmeiitcr; Gireftoren, Tobert
@olfmer, Niliom 2abnoorif, Soief
ElohL Otto 6rcn Hobert Baum, ".
9lcodcr, gloolf @oorf uno u. Snr.
tltnG. Der Glib bat beihloiien, iid)
ont Stronoe ser @ai nod) einent
FlGbden ilm5llle6cn, itm alii oemiel.
ben elm Glllbboiis 5t crrihten. Sic
Mtitglieoer oiirien IN ser 8criamm.
hung mr. Gentih ipred)elt, uno ieoeS
enaliIde @ort foitet fiini Gents; ouf
0iele @eiie fonlnlt eir gltteS Siintnl.
den in Die &aiie, ober IS erbGlt unb
forocrt Die Wlttcriprode glei65eitig.
Nod) ser &crionmlung muroen meb.
rerc Stutoen BEL on%genebmer Inter.
boltllng ocrbroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
SncuGium i'm S%dllamnllcl.

2,>lBcr brci 6GQet mcgcn @ctrltg IN
Baltimore licgt olld) nod cine Nm
idulOigrng gegcn i'm aus @Soi6s
ington Dor. - Sic 0pfcr ioentiii-
siren i'm poIitip.
Son1uel Sucobion Nr. 303, Roro.
Vron6map Der am SunlItaQ bon
Irou Boa &oplan 9tr. 2l3, 9toro.
6ront Str, ppiitip ais elmer Der
M0umer iocutifi5irt muroc, Scr ON
Grcitoa Oiciclbc lin Gin Foor 0io.
mmt. Sbrriugc inn &@Crtbc bon $t25
beihninocIte, iicbt ijd jcBt I'M @ou.
gen bier G6nli6er acknowledgements
0cgcniibcr, ltnb 0loltbt Die Yoli5ci
iid)cr, menigitcIlS cincn Der brci
ShDinOIer, ipcld)c golocne llbrcn
unO Ginmoht.S brrinGc III ibrer Spc.
6ldlit0t gclnod)t ST bubcn ldeincn
oingfeit gcnnad)t 81 bubcn. 0ie 9tos
men Der bciben anOcren Sfnpitbler
iinO, mie Capt. &unrpbrcp geittru
iG0tc, Ger Yoli5ci cbcuiol3 befount,
rn0 miro Niles ol1lAcbotcl mcr0en,
herIclbcu bnbDoft 81 lucr0en. Sacot'
ion murOe gcitcrn Dem Eoli5ciridtcr
Grammar micocr porNcfiIbrt lno folz
gcnOc meitcrc acknowledgements Qegcl
ocnlClbcn crbobcn: @cidluin0lung
bon aSrou Sbo Slll2tD, 9tr. 913, Oit.
Wtubilon=Str., I'm etn Yuor Gio,
mott-S brringe I'M @ertbc bon $1lS
cini0c Gage Dor Sltcrn; @cihnuinO.
lung bon 6roil 6olnic Sonhon nm
Gin Faur Claimant CbrrinOc I'M User
the BON $40 an IS. October 1907.
Yci0c 6roucn iocntiii5irten Sncobion
rolitip, bod bebollptctc &ocobion, bo5
or I'M Sftobcr 1907 in Gltbn gclucicll
Ici. SIS mltroc 6nbcr Gin lucitcrcS
Scr60r olif Wittluof icitgcictt. IS
iteht Scrrn Sucoblon all otclcnt Gage
nod cinc lpcitcrc ltcbcrroldltng be.
Dor, oo bcriclbc ais Elm Wtonn bon
cincm @%oibingtoncr iocntifi5irt muc.
SC, ser BOZ, Socobion lnt cine golOcnc
llbr beidninoclt moroen iein mil.
IS miro oobcr bon Oiclcnl Ncrrn, DC.
iid in NC0leitltltQ 0cS Nctettiplcr'
ncortcu @crmon bon @oibin0ton be
foro, Elm &crboftSbcIcbl fiir Socobiou
crlollQt mcrbcn. &r5iuiidcn miro Die
%oli5ci ciiri9 bcmiibt icin, nod iucis
trrc acknowledgements ge8cn Socoblon
81 Crbcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17
3d(le,
3dGe,
3afle
fir &eiienoe nad SeutidlanS .e.
---seforst-
60. Naine, Uotar,
.Teutiher Correspondent"
Sin alter Nicb.

,Sodion @ominAolt, Der Ifon ad1t
Mol nit @%cfGn0niiien befonltt
mrrOc. 0ebt icdS Monote ms
StootS N~rbeit9bou$. - Sono'
pcrfSjeltQ lit oie Spc5iolitGt oeS
oltcn MnnncS.
NnOrelu Sonning, alias Sodlor
&ouninqom 20 Sabre alt, Scr ldon
od)t Mtal I'M 8ciGn9niB mo 3l,tt'
boll3 mc1cn G%iebitobIS g~elelien bat,
ltono 0citcru micber megen Gieb'
lto6lS elmer SGge MnO cineS WeilelS
Dor &idtcr @ronllan, Scr i'm Der ab'
mcdicllrn9 bolber icds Wtonate ms
Stnota . Nr6citSbnuS ianotc. San'
ninaon lit cin Siither mo bat cine
ShuGhe fir SonolperfS5eug, bod
ltieblt CT MIR, meltll or cine 2aonnJ
ifIcd)tcn @biSfcpS ST. iid) genommen
bnt. Sobalo OoS Scllcrmniier in Jet.
men N0crn rltnt, pcrllert Sannllgalt
bic Gontrole ilber lid) ielblt ullo Damn
muB CT trob ieiner idlimmcn Griab-
rlrngCn ltcblen. 3uerit pliroe CT
1891 in 9Qbonp, N..W., ST. o6t5ebu
Wonotcn 3uhtbollS uerurtbeilt; in
1886 crbiclt CT in @oibingtou eiu
Sobr; in 1883 5wci Sabre; in 1901
wilrbc cine GicbitablSanfloge III
Baltimore nicoer9eitlo9en; 1903 err
biclt or Gin S5obr Irbcitsbous in BAL.
timore; 1906 odt5cbn Wonotc 3ud)t'
bollS mo 1902 cin Sabr III @oibin8.
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

ma
81 Crbcben.
&ciu 8aiebuII. - Ser Wcts
terQott mar Dem @oicbollipicl gcItert
iibcroll icinb,; Die 0itlidc 2ign mllBts
icicrn. &n Baltimore nobm boS
Spiel Der Orioles" nit ocm Glllb
non Gptonto 5iunr icincn NnfonM
o6cr cS fnlintcll lulr orci Snnin0S
QcipicIt lucroen. Die Orioles" mod
ten cincn n&un", sic 6rcmocn 0illNen
lccr ollS. SIS ~loIltrn 5luci SpieIa
itottiinDcL sic I'M . llbr beginner
ioutcn. acknowledgements nbcr crlitt
Der 3lta ser Ecpuiplpnnio-Ga Der
Die Spiclcr bon Toronto brod)tt,
mc6rcrc Stirnocn &cripGtnng, On N
Scr NG1c bon SorriSbltr0 Die @clciIc
untcrpoi6cn iuorClt. Inn 1913 llbr
lollQtcn bic Trcnl0cn an; ohcr o~lItatt
ocn bercit ltcbcnOen Omnibus 81 be-
ullben, I'M id)ncQ nod Dem Sriole-
Varf hinolla 81 In6rcr1, no Saulclloc
BON 9aicbul- GntbulioItcn ltngcouls
rig mortctcl1, bcgaben lie lid crit ndd
Dem GlltoiusSolic, mo crit fllr5 Dor
4 llbr ltcQtcn iic iid olf Dem Spiel
plat Gin, on0crtbolb Stu1ocn nod
iGrcr Nnfulft.
9oupereins @comtcn'
10 a [. - Ser Spring @orocns
Sporperein 9tr. 1 bon baltimore"
biclt qeItcrn in Eri6ullS Solle, 9fr.
703, gSelt.Samlburgltrobc, icinc &oh-
rcspcriammllmg ob, IN meldCr Die
folgcnocn @cnmtcn erndblt mltrOelt:
Er1iibcnt Sronf Mobnt 5lm II. Wtol,
Tice.YrGli6cnt @uItap @roldc, Scfrcs
tar q. q. &orb, SGobmciitcr SobI
$. Sri6uQ, an Stclle beS ucrItorbc-
, nen Srn. Ioniel gon9e; Tircftoren:
@eorg Gotbcr, Sobn ". Slider, eco
Wo6renbolS Gtto Sribull. Gbarlc3
0onge, @nl. $. Greil, @lrltou @ru.
ide, Sofob @c0ner unb 2ouiS Gro
Idle; 4nnolt @llltap u. Sort. Ter
@eridt oc9 Sinnn5iefret1rs iiber Gin.
nobntcl1 llno 2lltsgoben bes pcriloIic-
men Sabrca %lolttete, pie folQt: Sol
ien6eitono ant /. SUM 1907, S2G6.G2;
@innobmcn mdbrenb oes SobreS
$%t0,3tS.9G, 5uiammen ~$t05S5.5S;
alSoo6en $96G4.S3. Goiicn6eitono
om +. S9Slni 1908 $92O.75. 4nlciben
$31667.00, 5lriidge3eeene @eIbcr
$G36t.98, ll1tfoitem S183.S5. SnSgc.
iammt $968a.S3. Gine GipiDcn0c bon
ie6s Yrojent ipltroe erflGrt.
HeierDoir ii sic DC earn
LAMB. ID ute. iir g nobcn.-
Sos 9irettbtiim Def MorplonO.
G6ule fir &naben batte aeitern i'm
Compton beS SefretGrS Walrite
! 2%ollp6eimcr I'M Golpert.@ e6Gl0c cine
Gpe5ioliibung, III lpel6er Ser Con-
troft fir Den @oli bes 10000 @olos
nen.HeicrUoirS allf Der Shulform bci
God Mopcn an Gotbrod II. So. fir
$4,000 pcrqc6cn lpllroe.
Ole Sobre8id lnBfeier oc5
nMt. Ct. Soiepb's College" an scr
Sreocrif IooD finbct beltte abcno
itott. @cItcrn abeno muroen nit
Standardization fir bic Sunior.
&loiicn a6gebaltc1.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

4 the counties who have established
them. as well as leading educators Of
the state, including the state super
intendent. In every case the objec
tion raised to the county high schoo
was lack of funds, through a defect
in the law which provides for its main
, tenance. This perpetual need of money
has made these schools a terrible
burden, and prevented those in charge
from conducting creditable high
schools. since no business can be well
managed without funds.
The law which provides for the sup
port of the county high school reads
that the tax levied shall in no case
exceed two mills on the dollar of the
assessed valuation of the county" Ev
cry county high school when organized
is limited TO that amount, and no mat
ter how pressing the demand for more
money may be the levy can not be
raised for two years from the time
of first levy, since the matter of such
raise must be submitted to the vot
ers at the general election. The off
cials concerned say It is almost i'm
possible 10 secure a levy that is above
the two mills specified by the law
since this tax is addition to the dis
trict school taxes, and the people of
the country districts find it heavy
burden. They do not consider that
as a rule they have enough pupils to
warrant the imposing of even the two
mill tax, and thus it appears that the
remedy is worse than the diease.' ,
The tuition is hard on certain families
but the tax as proposed is hard or
many entire districts, since there are
still many districts in La Plata count!
which are already taxed to the limit III
order to support their district shcools
Granted for the sake of the argu
ment that the people in the country
districts are perfectly willing to pay
the two mill tax, we find the sun
thus raised to be insufficient for tbs
required purpose. Making a conserva
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

but when 1t is not decided in such a
manner, 1t will be located at the
county seat
Since the rate of tuition for non
| resident pupils attending district
high school is high and often works
hardship on poor families, it was
| thought when the county high school
law was passed some years ago, that
| a remedy for this oppressive condition
was found. and the country pupil in
Colorado could be given the same ad,
vantages as those living in towns and
cities. The idea was probably pat.
termed after the township centrali-
zation which is so successful in the
prairie states. Some differences how
ever exist between these two, and as
result the county high school has
failed to be the panacea its promoters
claimed.
The principle that it is easier and
more economical to run one large
district than a number of smaller and
separate ones is just as true as ever.
1t is also true that something should
be done to regulate the oppressive tut
tion. The question we have to con
slider then is, VIII the county high
school benefit the class of pupils for
whom 1t is intended? Since Durango
has nothing to gain and much to lose
If the county high school is establish
ed, we may set that aside for the mo
ment, and take up the question as
applied to the country districts.
On its face the county high school
appears to be n reasonable proposi
tion, and in theory is excellent. Civ
ing as suggested above, equal oppor-
tunities for education to all pupils
and while there is still the question
of board, unless the family removes
to the place where school is located
there is no costof tuition.
In practice, however, the county
high school is a failure, If we may
trust the word of the county superin-
tendents and county commissioners of
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02
County High School

One of the questions to be submit.
ted to voters on November 8 is
whether or no the people of La Plata
county shall establish a county high
school. Since we have had SO MANY
requests for information on the sub
1ect, the following is submitted for
the peoples consideration. This ques-
tion is OF paramount importance to
every voter since it affects indirectly
every resident of the county, and
therefore should be studied carefully
before next Tuesday. 1t should also
be remembered that there Is no way
under the present law whereby a coun-
ty high school once organized can be
annulled" Annotated School Laws
1907, page 1907. We have need to be
careful in performing any action, the
results of which we may not after
wards undo.
A county high school is one that is
supported by the county as whole
and is managed by board of directors
consisting of five members, of which
the county superintendent shall be one,
and shall serve as secretary of said
board. The other four are elected by
ballot from the acting boards of direc
tors of the districts of the county.
These five members form the high
school committee. No district of the
county however large is allowed more
than one representative on the com
mittee, and since the matter is en-
tirely in the hands of the directors,
the county superintendent having no
vote in the election of the other mem
bers of the board, 1t might easily hap
pen that Durango or Bayfield, would
have no representation on the high
school committee, and therefore no
voice in its management.
The location of the county high
school may be fixed by the electors,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

living at a distance, with meetings
too often limited to the quarterly
meetings required by law. Without
city superintendent there is only the
county superintendent to give the high
school work the careful supervision 1t
needs If we could be sure that
the county superintendent would un-
derstand high school work, that OBJ.
lection would be destroyed but in
many counties we find such officials
entirely lacking in that special form
OF knowledge. Where the county super
intendent is ignorant, the management,
of the high school is left entirely to the
principal, who as rule spends so much
time disciplining and teaching and in
other detail work that he has no time
for general supervision.
Another feature that may be used
to further graft, is the fact that tie
county superintendent is member of
the high school board. Since tha. Of
flee is unfortunately in politics, K
would tend to help to build up the po-
litical machine of one party or the
other. A strong superintendent would
have the opportunity to form &p
little political machine of his own, and
such power in INSCRIPTIONS hands
might work great evil. Let us keep
| our schools out of politics as much
as we can.
These are few of the most import
ant facts concerning the county high
school. Go over them carefully and
| decide for yourself. This is n non'
partisan matter and should be con
sidered as such. The country person
must decide whether he wishes to as
sumo an additional burden for the
sake of the pupils concerned; Duran
go must decide whether the small re
duction in taxes will pay for the havoc
| such a school will work in the school
system. Then after that is done there
is still the question of the advisabii
| ity of undertaking a financial failure
and the fact that when once establish
ed the county high school can not be
abolished.
EDITH B. NJ. YOUNG
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02
EDITH B. NJ. YOUNG.
TO THE VOTERS OF LA PLATA
COUNTY. -

Mr.. Henry Hechtman. stand up:
What have l done that you should go
over the county and tell lies about me,
had no chance to contradict your sto-
ries as ! was at the hospital sick for
the last four weeks. You are a coward
to stab a man when he is sick and
cannot hit back, but / trust the voters
know me and they know the Hecht-
mans. VIM. DEGENHARDT,
Candidate for County Judge.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

Five hundred pair blankets from @
bankrupt blanket mill on sale at less
than the cost OF production.
THE FAMOUS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02
For bargains see Nathan's windows

Our connection with Rubin Bros. &
Baum, is and 20 West Eighteenth
street, the largest New York ladies'
suit, coat and fur manufacturers, en-.
ables us to sell at a saving from is to
% per cent. THE FAMOUS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

DR., McEwen is the man to elect
representative.
Mrs. Foster. daughter of the Rev.
Sanderson of Florida mesa is visiting
her father from Pueblo. Mrs. Foster
was summoned on account of her ia
TIERS illness. typhoid fever.
Mrs. Alsbaugh and children is Wis
iting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A,
Bay OF Bayfield,. Mrs. Alsbaugh is a
niece OF Mr.. Bays and returned with
him recently from Missouri. for visit.
The Allison school which was closed
for a time on account of scarlet fever,
which is thought to have started from
Rosa, N. NJ, opened last Monday with
good attendance. The danger now
seems to be entirely over. Miss Bes-
sic Kellog is the teacher.
There will be big three night car
nival at Red Men hall Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. Nov. s, 6, Z. This
will be one of the finest affairs Of the
kind ever given and you can't afford
to miss 1t. 1t is an Authors carnival,
very interesting and novel, and is in
charge of the Presbyterian ladies'. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Watch the papers
for other particulars.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

Extra special-1OO pair cotton blank
cts, worth S5c at soc.
THE FAMOUS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02
The Herald is not prepared to advise

The Herald is not prepared to advise
what to do on the county high school
proposition. In this issue is lengthy
article by Miss Young who has looked
up the law and given the Question
considerable study. On first impulse
we are against the plan, but this is
for voters to study. What we do
favor, however. is the cutting out of
the tuition charged pupils from the
country, or, the district from which the
pupils come should pay the tuition.
Something should be done to remedy
the expense which is prohibitive with
many. Arrange this and preesnt con-
ditions will do very well-according to
present insight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

Boys suits at s2.45. Just as good
as you will pay $3.50 and IS elsewhere,
THE FAMOUS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

A fair sized audience created the
jubilee singers at the Presbyterian
church last evening. The singing was
of the same high order and those at
tending were well entertained and the
Presbyterian ladies are to be congratu-
lated.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

W. S. Weightman has moved to
town for the winter. Mr.. Weightman
is now occupying the ho,rvMlocated
on the corner of Sixth streety Va Fifth
avenue.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-02

Halloween pranks were largely cut
out last evening. at least in the early
part of the night. Up to 10 o'clock no
depredations of any kind were report
ed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-14

usual gladly received and appreci-
ated.
The Handy Kid by Mrs. F. y.
Addleman and little Pauline Nc
Carly, was enjoyed by all; and
Mrs. Addleman's rendition of
Love Me and the World Is Mine"
was magnificent.
Miss Lois Hollis rendition of
Society In Dixie" was unques-
tionably the favorite number Of the
program. She was recalled.
The ladies' orchestra entertained
between acts. Tucumcari is very
proud of it's new orchestra. The
music was splendid and one OF the
favorite features Of the evening.
The ladies of the Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. :, |. 0. 0. +. deserve
great credit for the splendid enter
tainment, and likewise do each and
all who took part. McCarty is to
be congratulated upon his success
with new players.