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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
CT !pie erf9redt ftebsn blieb. 90 por
ia enbIich bic sSreiheiti go. nun fpiirbe

CT .pie erf9redt itebsn blieb. 9a tpar
ia enblib bic Sreibeit! So, nun tpiirbe
er binaustiirmen ms 2eben, run
piirbe er nit frditiser 9anb Susrets
fen unb bic S9dbe Der Welt erobern.
Wie elm Raui9 tom es iiber i'm. gr
redte iiA ouf, feline @uesn leu9tsten
ipie i'm Steberslana, uno er ot9mete
erreat. Wollte er in Der Seimatb bleis
benz Nein! 8tel 81 eng tuar INN bas
2anb, bas er tannte. Sinalts in bic
sserns, in bic Weite pplte er sieben,
polte eenieBen unb f9affen. erpbern
unb ertperben. 9iel bate er nabaubos
len BON %pertrdumter Sueenb, an psrs
fdumtem 9liid! 0as S9idIol mar
in feiner S9ulb, unb nun golf es,
ben Grfols, Der inn %sebiibrte, einau>
b.imfen. Differ lag bic @ersansen,
belt binter inn, uno GOLDEN itrablte bi.
3ufunft. Srei! Srei! Gr iporf bic
4rme in bic 2uft unb bIidte Isbnenp
gum 9immel. -
Ser &egen botte oufsebOrt, pi.
biden, erauen Wolten tparsn fortee>
So9en, unb Elm roiises 4benblidt
9riiBte bernieber.
Sa erpadte in bisIem Mann, Der
fonit ME on poetifde @erglei9e, ME an
tiefere 8etra6tung Der Natur ssbo9t
bate, pIObli9 elm inches @efibl, mi.
es tpobf ben 9t9ter erfiiIt, tpenn er-
ben anberen Meni9en unberitdnbliG
- mitten in Gube unb Srieben bon
S6mersen erfaBt piro. Dos Mbenbs
ROTH! ga, es mar Mbenb setporben,
oub in ieinsm 2eb.n. 9ie Come
griibte nod suleBt freunblt9 bernie
Der, aber iie erpdrmte ni9t mebr, fe
ma6te iih gum Sdeioen bersit. unb
iiberlieb Der acknowledgement Radt bic
8eipalt iiber Grbe unb Weni9en. Mit
einem WoIe fpiirte er. bob er Biz ouf
bic !Sout bur6ndbt mar. SrDitelnb
5og er ben Rod enssr an ieinen 2eib;
pie unter einem pernidtenoen S6lose
NOR er bur6 bic GrfenntniB bieIes
ein.n a%ugenblids ge5roden, perni6tet.
Seine chen nod mutbig aufseri9tete
6eitalt iunt in fid sufammen. @r
fiiblte es, feline 3eit mar bobin. Gum
Grrin9en, gum 8ampf, gum Slid ge.
bort fraftpoae. pertrouenoe, unges
beuete Suseno - er mar perz
braudt, i'm fleinliden, tGelifen Mafs
fen na9 grot ipar ct ermiibet, inn
leu6tete feline 3utunft mebr. Mit lee
rem Bid fat sr gu ben Senitern bes
3immers emppr, in benz bic 2eihe Der
@efdbrtin feines 2etens lag. On if,
Sootenlager eeborte er. an ibr Grab.
9ieIe Grou, bic feline beiten Sabre bon
ibm seforbert batte, itredte audi jebt
mod bic Mrme nod inn aus unb belt
i'm nit ben sritorrten Sdnben felt.
Sir i'm sob es feline Soffnuna olf
&ettung. Gr muBts Dos Soiein 10
ipeiter tragen, pie ct es Bis jebt ses
fiibrt: tore, ernit unb miibeoon.
limb nit i9leppenbem Sdritt gina
er ms 5aus Suriid, bic Ereppe binaui
unb in's Sterbsaimmer, in benz bi.
Srauerter5en fladerten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

tuuteVlei pulI. Su Yuil t9H Ut etatH
@brenmonn, beNen Same tledenIos
it," Gr ndberte ii9 ibr. Seine
@li9en Ieu@teten nit bemielben Seuer
ioie Dor aipon5ig Sabren.
limb DUE"
sd? @as i9 seIittsn babe Ste
ganae 3eit binbur9, brau6e i9 Dir
ppbl nidt 5u f9iloern. Sd gebDre
ntbt gu benen, bic letft pergeien."
.uno ipas elaubIt 9u BON mir2
8loubit 9u, i9 t0nnte esq Mub i6
bas Defenders betpnen2 4ber i9 babte
Did ali bic Sabre, neil jebes Slid,
bas mir bos S9idIal seipdbrte, bur6
Die grinnerung an Define SreuIpiiefeit
gesen mid auni9te semaat purhe.
@Is i9 bann bDrts, tpis es Dir crying,
boBte i'd Did nod mebr. Su batteit
uns beibe geopfert."
ng8' iinb pieGe Spser perseblid,"
fogte fie tonlos. .Wan fonn nur bos
tbur, ipos mar fir bos Re9te bdlt."
Gr beugte ii4 boo unO fabte tbrs
!Sanb.
Der Sob bat mid ipieosr gum
freien Meni9en gema6t. Qu9 OH
bGtteit ldngit fret perben tonnen bur9
oos Gefeb, bas Did bon biefem
S@urfen au trennen permog."
SD peib es. ober i'd f9dmte mid
Dor Der Welt; i6 perbarg mid Dor
i6r. eS6 fiirhtete bic Seffentli6feit.
uno i4 tonnte es aud Gais ipesc1.
ni4t tbun. - Scbt lit es gu fpdt,"
fugte iie lailgiam binSu. - Sbre &ruft
psrlieb iie plOsli4; tie a~itterts. Die
SoriteIung anes beiien. mas fte eslits
ten bate, erfiilte i'm nit srenasnz
lofem MitIeib, unb bas alte, larse slis
riifgebrdn9te Gefi9l fir iis brad Iid
9obn.
Ginen IugenbIid lang ftanb sr ilns
betpegli9, bann ftiir5te er bor unb bielt
ie in ieinen 4rmen.
Sic umi9Ians i'm Ieibenf6aftli9.
Gs mar etpas 9er3peifeltes in ibrer
umarmung. So mo9en ii9 atpei
S9lffbrii4ise umtlammert baIten, Die
ben naben untergang Dor Qugen baden.
Damn iagte er enbli9 nit perGnberz
ter, boffnungsfreupiser Stimme:
nNp4 lit es nidt gu fpdt! Sd bente,
mir boben nod cine sanae Gei9e BON
Sabren ppr uns.
nHein," iaste tpie iinnenb, nod lit
es ni9t 81 fpdt."
Oa borte fie fr0bli9e Stimmen aus
benz @orten beraufidanen.
Sic fubr auf.
nNein, nein," fagte Tie baitig, mir
tDnnen bod niGt - es lit -
uniere 3inber tporten ouf Intiport;
ibre 3utunft Iiest in unisrer !Sanb.
Sd lam ni6t bon tbm los - mein
Wann - I'M ellis ipinen fann ih
eS nidt! sic barf nidts ~erfabren!
Sic niirbe ibr 2eben lang horan 3u
tragen boben, unb SlpiI1en ibr unb
Oeinem Sobn i0nnte iid) pieleiHt elm
I9par5er S9atten aufri6ten -. Sas
biirfen mir ni6t .bun. Wir iinb alt.
Wie lange bautrt's no99 W6er iie
beloe tTno Jung ouno baben oas 2ehen
Dor ii4; lie babsn Dos @edt Der SUI
genb, elm &e9t, oas mir uns perf9erst
baben. rs.
Die Sbiir Offnsts iih. unp elm frif6
breinblidsnoer junser Monn trat Elm.
Stnter ibm erl6ien Elm biibi9es, lsidt
errDtbenoes junges WGo6er.
Oas junge pdr4en i9ritt Saebaft
ouf 2ucie gu.
Sic obcr blidts MIR fragsno btniiber
gu benz, oefen Wort iie eripartete.
gr ioD Tie nit i4mcr5li9em, tiefem
9lid on unb nidte itumm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
Das HeC6t Der JuaenO.
pun 3. Il. y. Wpiis.

81. itanb nm %rffenen Seniter uni
fab in ben @artsn binaus. gS paI
Mittos poriiber. Die 8lumen pies'
ten fid i'm tuarmen Sunipinb. rnb BIZ
2uit lpnr crflGt BON Rofenbuft. Il
sos liebte lie 70 febr. Mbsr beuts i9ier
IS ntGt fir iie porbanoen 81 i.in.
sic blidte 3uriid ouf i6r G.ben
Dor stpansi9 Sobren battle iie teiner
3arten. feline 8lumen, muir nieI @r5si.
unb Summer.
Sic bate feline 3iise, elm tlures
fhOn sef6nittenes Geii4t, in benz Elm,
setpiFe Strenge lag. Gttpas Lii Iu'
gen unb MunO perrietb, tnB lie tns
2sben fannie, bab iie ben aampf Mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
Gas 5h1rrdsruakiuo

@robmama (oie iiberraiaenb gu
Befllh sefommen lit, beim Muspaden
Der Reiietafde): rDa = fomm Jribs
den, unb iB ben 3piebad!" - r4h,
ben mag i'd nidt; 9u boft urs bod
eans paS onberes mitsebraht!" =
$50, oIs Yopa Did bon ipeitem toms
men fab, ba fhlus er Dor Greube bic
3dnbe sufammen uno rief: do ba.
ben mir bic - paftete!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

Damn ielbit, ipenlt ms ibrc Mtltter be.
iud)t. 49,"
@os onbere&. yEini, Col
mas raltd)lt III fir geneine Gigarret-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

Griter aam III II: r9to, Sic
baben's neit sebradt, nad einem
Sabre melben Sic ifonG pnfiirs ami"
3ipeiter 9oufmam 0tolO r9ii6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

mobr2 llltb NIT gar nidts babe i6
aneeianeen!"
Gin Spotter. sd finbe,
oieier f%einiinnige Yoet modt 10 5arte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

Gom & aiernenbof. = ltn.
teroffi5ier: vaebniann, loiien Sic
,sbreu 8iediporl, nift INNER ollf
Salbmoit iinfen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

&c iloernb. - oShrc jnlgc 6ran
fodJt olio miierobel - .IIleroings,
i6 babe aber feinen @ritn0. barber
sM tloaen - lie foht nGnlid mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

@eris. 10 leiie mie ein Sai,d,."-.@a
piIien sic mos, oa bat er iif pob(
@nmmiidube iiber Die 9ersiiiBe ge-
5ogen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
Herplnppert.

OnteI: r9ieit Du. tpenr1 9u 81
Bette gebft, nod etpas9" Neffe.
,Greili9!-Oie neue Morsenseituns!!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

ten" - vIber crlallb' mol, Nltoi, Die
Sorte Iiibrt Baron bon SobocSu." -
rSa, Der nat abcr mlh cin iilberneS
gtui.."
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-19

And little good it'll do you. If you lost the money there the old horse has ] eaten 1t up. There's an article in our county paper this week about horse that ate up money. He had that hun dred dollars hogged down before you were home. He might have swallowed it all at once, but 1 rather think he took a piece at time, so as to enjoy the richness of it.
 But what in thunder am going to do?" exclaimed the husband in des- peration.
 "Go out in the morning and look. If the money is there. it's all right; if the old horse has swallowed it, you'll have to buy him to get it back"
 They sat up the rest of the night dis cussing the matter, and when daylight came the farmer was off to take a look He found the old equine lying down and fast asleep. but he didn't find the money. It had been gulped down. When he returned and reported his wife said;
 Then you eat your breakfast and go over and see the widow. You've got to bow the knee. You've got to be slick. You've got to get up some sort of q story. You've got to have that old horse before noon."
 The husband felt that he had. It hurt and humiiated him, but there was hundred dollars at stake. When he had finished his meal he walked over to the other farmhouse, having at his tongues end what he thought was pretty good yarn. The widow was drawing water at the well. She ceased to draw and stood looking at the caller.
 Mrs. Bailey" began the farmer aft CT clearing his throat two or three times. you have an old white horse. have known him for years and years I always had soft spot in my heart for him. He's no good to you any more. and I want to buy him.
 About that half bushel measure" replied the woman.
 Here's dollar for It. Sorry we had any trouble What do you think the old crtter is worth? ?'
 "Well. as he has served me faithful ly, thought I would never part with him. but being I'm thinking some of moving to South Dakota, and being know you'd use him well, I might let him go. should want a hundred dol lars. though"
 Good lands, widow. but you know he isn't worth fivev'
 '.No, he isn't but there's sentiment
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-19
One Hundred Dollars In Gold.
1OsOeOeOsOoOOeOeOsOeOs

Copyright. 1908, by T. c. McClure1
 Farmer Henderson borrowed a half bushel measure of the Widow Bailey, and one of his cows kicked the bottom out of 1t. He offered to pay b cents for the damage, and the widow want ed 30 This led to hard feelings on both sides
 One day the farmer sold off some The sale was made at his barn, and instead of going at once to his house to put away the money the man wrap ped the ten pieces in his handkerchief, put them in his pocket and went to the back end of his farm to see about building dam across a creek. He was poking around for two hours. and then he cut across a portion of the widows property to get home. In so doing he came across an old white horse that had been turned out to live as long as he would without more work.
 In passing the animal Henderson stubbed his toe and took a sprawl, and the incident was to bear fruit When he reached his house those ten pieces of gold wrapped up in the ban danna were missing.
 Henderson flew to the barn and searched around for half an hour. Then he was off for the creek. He had two hours of daylight, and he searched the ground almost inch by inch Not sign of his missing money could be found. He did not return past the old horse nor give him a thought until near midnight that night He blamed himself, his wife blamed him more, and his evening was any thing but joyous. He woke from q sleep troubled with bad dreams to cry out to his wife:
 I've found it. Hannah; I've found itl"
 'Well, don't yell the news to the whole county. Where did you find it?"
 Say, now, 1 passed Widow Baileys old white horse in her pasture, and while l was looking at his spavins fell down. The wad must have work ed out of my pocket then. I'm going to take the lantern and go over there and look"
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-19

about 1t, you Know TIT wasn't think ing of South Dakota I wouldn't take 5000. No, couldn't look him in the face if I took less than hundred"
 The farmer offered ten. twenty. forty. but it was no good After an hours haggling he went home and got seventy-fve, and the old white horse was his. He promised to be kind to him and love him and help him to live twenty years longer, and 1t was af- fecting to see him leading the old wreck home and cheering his crippled pace.
 He took him direct to the ban. and after dinner he would knock him in the head and have search for that gold mine He was in the very act of entering the barn when he trod on that lost "wad" He had lost it before starting for the creek The wife ap- peared just in time to see him pick it up and hear the jingle She looked from him to the horse and from the horse to the bandanna and then softly said:
 If had my way about it. sam Hen derson, you'd live on horse meat until you withered up and blew away like an old cabbage leaf" M. QUAD
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-19
READ THIS.

Prescott Ark, Dec 12.-This certifies I have been selling Halls Texas Wonder for years and l re- commend it as the best kid ney, bladder and rheumatic medi- cine | have ever sold. Westerly Drug Store
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
Ter RspOIuerbelo auf bem 5rrnm.

Die Sreli6e an arfGoIogiiden Din.
gen 1T Spor biI0ero un6 iebr inter.
Chant, nber miturter ni6t unaefabr.
lid. glIs neuIi6 glben6 sabIreife
r6mifde Somilien iid1 aui 6em gIose
BEL bem Sorum eraiugen. ridden
pIosIit Elm Giftobe 6es Sorilms nit
geipanntem RsooIoer Guf Der 9ilS.
flGhe. Der Sitter Der aIten Serr.
Iidteit bate iid an biqigem Sras.
catipein aa5u giitEi6 gethan unS be.
sann auf oie 9uiIanten, Die er fir
amerifnniide @iaiarbGre un6 9lnti.
feurGltber belt, Elm Shneqieuer an
er0ifnsn. girem 9iebespaar piiiien
bic RueeIn oidJt an ben Sbren Dor.
bel. Sn penis Mein,ten mar ser
9Iat BET Dem Sorinm neni6enleer.
his Der 9lritobe IGntmtIihe sugeIn
perihoifen brtte, erifien Die 8oIi5ei,
bic i'm urter lire Hittihe nnbn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
6 0 u ntD.

Sir S6srifi-R. s. @onuor.
Sir Diitriit slnwalt- SOispb S'Srtsn
Sir grotbonOtar @illaro M. Sunnsa,
SIR @eri6tsi6rsiber @barlss @ruf..
Sir @ountp Sdusmsiiter-B.S. Ouifp,
Sir Reeoroer of DseOs-SS. .. Suo9e
Sir ResiItsr Of @ills-S. y. 3awler.
Sir Surp @ommiiidr 81. s. O'SOple
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
Sonnerftas, 2. September 1909.
Sempfratifebe 0cminationen.
g I q q t.:

SIQuI.
Sir Ri6tsr Der Supreme Courts.
70 Rue Niunion. SpcOmins @ountD.
Stir Staats S6asmsiiter-@eorg Us.
aipp, Brubfpro @Ountp.
Stir @eneral NubitOr-S. Wooo Slart,
tSnbiana @ountp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

rslls Die R6mer fred setporoerr
8ogen iie nadDeiitiblauSs geor6en. "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
Bpeben:N
Snlano.

Inter iebr GROCER Sstbeilisuns auf
allen 9rsiisn Der Stabt murbe In Suf'
fulo, q. g.. unter ben auipi3ien bee
Dsuti6 slmsrifaniidsn Staot'Serban'
bes Der 6. Dsutide Gag ssieiert. Det
fsitli6s Gbcil fanb Oiesmul i'm Column
bio Parf itatt, osiisn mddtise, uralter
Bdums auf Dem 20 Gder srOBen S8alo'
complex nod ME cine 10 idOne Seiet
ssisbeu bubeu. Der Offt,ielle Ssituttus
puroe nit siusr 8illfommsnaniprudt
bss Ssit.Yraiiosnten Or. @uitau 9isel
einselsitet.
sluf Serunluiiuns oes StaatsOeparte'
ments iinb bic @Oniulara9euten oer
8srsinsten Stuuten aufseforOert NOR
ben. bic SunSslsseisss uller mittsls unr
iiioamsritauiiten Rspublifen 3u iam'
meln. Dieie 9sisse wsroen in bic
ensliide Sprude iiberiest uno in Cir
cutarform uertbsilt weroen, um Wtittel
uno Bsse CUR wsitereu slusbrsitun9
unisrsr Sunbelsuerbiuouusen in Wtit'
tel unO Siioumeritu gu i6affeu.
Sn Pbilaoelpbiu wurOe sinem Sung.
ssisllsu, Billiam Gagsurt nit 0iamen,
Der iid bsmna9it nit einem biibiden,
absr armsn.M .Mao6sn usrbeiratbsn poll.
ts, mitsstbsilt, baB ibm isin in @ulifOr'
nien peritorbener 8ruoer SIS. 900 uub
nertbpolle 2dnoersien unter Der Be.
Sinsuns bintsrlahsu babe, oaB er nidt
bsiratbs. SOfOrt lisB 3assOrt Dem
Geitamentsuollitrs Die giahridt ,u'
seben, baB sr ii6 ben 8sitimmunssn
bss Tsitaments fiissn uno ieinsr Braut
ben Saufpab ssbsn wsros.
Das Slottsnbspurtemsnt bot bei6lol.
fen, 3u Der In SerbinOuns nit Der Suo.
ion'Sulton Seier in 9tsm Yorf ssplan.
ten SlOttsnpuraos mebr oils fiinf;is
S6iffs su ienbsn. Bon srOBsrsn
Sdiffen werbsn on Der Paraoe min'
beitens is6,ebn Sdludtidiffs unb orsi
Ranjerfreujer tbeilnebmeu. sluBerbem
babsn bic @upituins BON SpUlf GorpsoO'
bOotsn Ssfsbl erbultsn, fir 8stbeilisuns
an Der Farabe bic nOtbisen Sorbersi.
tunsen 5u treffen.
SniOlSe bon SerIssunssn, bic iie bel
sinem StraBenbabn unfull erbulten
bate, itarb in Waibinston Srau Sarab
6. EbOmpion, Die eiSsntli9 5ruu Sarab
6. Cotton bieB uuO bic sinsise 5rau
mar, bic oils Setsranin aus Sem Biir.
ssrfrisse auf Sntsl Sam's genIiOns.
liite sefiibrt Wuroe. Die 8eritorbsne
bate beiOnosrs 'pdbreuO Der lsstsn
PeriOoe Oss Sarssrtriesss Der 8ssisr.
uu9 wsrtbpoIls Disuit ssleiitst.
Yraiibent Gait fat fir Die fOmmsnoe
GOusrsB'SsiiiOn elm grOsramm &C.
plant, auf beiien Durdiiibruns er burt'
uddis bsitsbsn wiro. 9iu6 ben bisbsri.
gen slffiIiatiOuen oss Spredsrs Cannon
gu i6lieBsn, oirfte oieism oas BRO.
sramm feiueswe9s in alien @in;slbeiten
ipmpatbiid isin. Die rspublitauiiden
Sniurssnten wsrOsn nit allen Sraften
bemiibt iein. iid bic @uuit Oes 8siBsu
Suuiss Su ii6sru, Ossbulb Oem graiis
Osntsu SwsifsIlOs in allen Diussn Ii6
willfdbris Seisen. Die DsmOtratsn
merben es wabri9sinli9 fur politiId
flus eruAteu, bic Sniursenten 3u itiiseu,
iObalO es fiiblbar piro, baB Spre9sr
Cannon unO feline ulte @arOe Mtisus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
,SOtel 8elmOnt,"
Sadawauna maS slSams glbenues,
Ia ud&fsr RSbs bee enurtI einis unb bts
eadapanna Sabnbpfss.
aimma9er & WsnjeI, @iesntbiimsr.

Das Suttl pirb na& ,urpp6ii&,m plan. as.
Isiisi. Stft aii6t. Iuftiss 3immr. prpnpts
Stbitnuns. Die bsfsn bisissn uut tmppriiritn
@ttr6nit une prima Giaarrtn. Gbufaqs aud
,.8frifsnbus. Br6u" aus 9ahtn. 5aftlstir6ni
Ct. Raisfdi bee Dtuti&tn Raifsrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02
Dfr $dnfer nit Oct
frtd)tn Sd)nau,e.

gns Der baterldubiidIen 9eididIte. -
Sie Guels isiner flaifiaen Bill
.SuHg. - SdIedjte 9eutid)e. =
GbbaHSlung iiber 8olfsfnnbe. -
Der itripruHs beutider art. -
Sprahenpergleidl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

Gie Baltimore Sun- trtfft ban
RGgd our Den Ropt tpenn fie tnst,
bab Die Probfbttionsseiese bon etner
GraaH 9eiite sesen an6ere sessben
urto bon aIlen iibertreten rperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

Der Prai6ent 0ios founte urie'
rem Stoatsoberbaupte elm poar nit.
Iide @irts fir Die 9eborbIurg baIs'
ftorriser mauIeieI unO 9ongrsbab9'.
oronetsr aeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

Sn 8id)ita, aas., bat fib biz
8nbI Der spotbefen tpdbrer6 Der Iee-
ten Snbre ndbeu oerooppeIt. PRO
bibitioniitiife 8roiperitdtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

Ser neue 3oleinnebmsr Sob IN
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

Das britiihe ssrieesntHiiteriuHn
5dfteIlte bier cine Wtlion Pfuuo
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bette Re6tiertisuns ruderer SAlaht.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-02

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cine risfenboft reide, tuunoerf4ore
grinSeiiin aus borneburitern inbiidsn
Sitritergei6Iett. @enn ein 9rittel
Der @ei9idre fpabr 1T, lit es als6
aenua.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-16

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-16

was introduced by President Ogden as
the third and last speaker of the evening.
1.-The American Spirit In Education"
was DR. Mtchell's topic He discussed it
Interestingly, weaving in cogent thought
with light humor after a fashion that
proclaimed him a speaker Of unusual
ability and a logician Of much depth.
Dr. Mitchell asserted that the Ameri-
can spirit in manufacturing is distinctive
so much so that 1t is recognized IN
American products the world over. The
American spirit in journalism, too, is dis
tinctive. He eulogized the memory of the
late Henry w. Grady, whose brilliant
work distinguished the American flag.
The American spirit is distinctive in re-
ligion, he said.
Now It would be surprising if in edu-
cation likewise the American spirit is
not distinctive. 1t is an education which
is democratic, which aims not so much
at culture as at efficiency. 1t is demo-
cratic in all of it's impulses and ideals.
1t is civic in motive, in that it primarily
stands for equality Of opportunity to all
1t is scientific in method, for the time has
gone by when anybody could teach and
any shanty serve as a school
Universal education is truer test OF
democracy than universal suffrage. The
only sure bases of a republic are the
intelligence ana virtue or It's clJlzenSnlp,
whose common will is law. Hence the
state concerns itself with the proper
training of its children. 1t has found
that public taxation alone is equal to
the task of enlightening the masses, to
which end $S00O00,000 are spent annually
by this country on public education"
He cited the fact that the public school
Is not a free school. since the people pay
for il as truly as the individuals who
support a private academy.
DR.. Mitchell urged the Importance of
schools teaching the people to think, hold
ing that failure along this line is more
frequent than moral delinquency. There
must be trained teachers. ample mechani-
cal and laboratory equipment and per-
sonalities afame with childhood and truth,
he said.
mo wonder the American spirit in edu-
cation is optimistic. self-reliant buoy
ant with hope since it is energizing such
moral forces in the child and the COM
munity as love of peace, respect for law,
sympathy for the weak faith in truth,
tolerance in opinion and reverence for
humanity"