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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

pon benz 9.beimpoli3iitsn WcSusitsn
perhafteten Warrsn Ssbree nuroe,
mad ldngersr 8srbanoluns auf bsute
pertaot.
Die ;yGlls sesen bic BON ben Gifens
ba6npoli3iitsn !. 1isrnan uno 8iitIsr
uuter Der antlags Der 5eblsrei psrba's
tetsn Sobn Jarlep uno Georae RsIion
ipuroen perfhobsn. Die Insetlagten
iollsn bttanntIih CROP. poiten Dduz
rem. nelchs aus Trahttpasgon 0iebs
itdblen i'm Often berriibrtsn, BON ben
3ieb.n sugsididt uno in Cincinnati
pertauit bdben. Rah Ingabs Der 81.
ienbdbn Jetsttips follsu i'm 2duie
Der IeBtsn ssbn Monate aeitobIene
Wuaren i'm Dsrihe BON iib.r $4,000
BON ben anestIastsn psrtauft poresn
ieiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
9sitnit Der Tloriitrn.

I'm OOnneritas. benz 21. Suli, pers
anitaltst bic Cincinnati 5loriits So
cietp ibr idbrlites gicnic, oos oieies
Ral I'M GouHtrp Club in Carthage
obaebalisn lpsrosn piro. 3as rib
riae Arrangements aommittse oas
ii6 aus ben Ssrrtn Wiar Ruoolpb, Is.
Is. grithsQ, Gus. 2toriun. W. Wurs
pbp unb Srant 8euar 3uIammenIeBt,
piro in Der umiittigIten &eiIe fir Die
untsrbaItung Der leitgdite Iorssn unb
bat gu bisiem 3pst Gin abpehslungs
rsid.s prOsramm bon 0ettipieIen al
ler art fir 9amen, Serren uno Die lie
Be Suseno suiummenssiteat. pas uns
itreitis a[lsemeinen geiida finoen
fpirb. Defenders ea ben aIiidlihenStes
germ biibi6e 9aarpreiis pinten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
Ct. MQrfns.&lrnIrr

SomItaQ. ben % Sulj, finbet oas
oemeinIdaftlihe Yicnjc Der Gp. prot.
Ct. Mdrtus s8emeinOe C@-r. GurL :,
8. StmioD uro SOnnt1gihule itatt.
9afTelbe pirb i'm W}anbutton Bart.
SeDamspilIe, abgebaIten. Die Ginoer
beriammeIn Iich nm 9 ubr WtorQens
i'm Sonnt1gsihulrdum uno tperoen
mittel't StraBenbdbn gum 5eitplab
bsf0roert. eSeoss Sinh Iou iih nit ei
nem SmbjB (2unh), ior9fdltig in eine
Siite perpatt, lpethe ieinen ytameu
trdQt, beriebsH. Der atrhenratb tpis
aud bic 2ehrer unp Gebrerinnen unp
1umeu oes Irauen= uno SSungfrauen
pereins, lperoeH ibr Wt0glihites tbuH,
Den @roben fDie ben Aleiuen in jeosr
lSeiie gered1t 3u peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
0eburten.

Better unb Wa,is 5sB. 1886 Gens
tral apeHus. Waoten.
Geores uno Gond Zimmerman,
1913 2inn Strabs, Gndbe.
Gotparo uno Iraneis Cad. 2017
0ins Strabe. Waoden.
9eorss uno WRarp Rtn,. 213 Wuls
berrn Strabs, Wtlohen.
8eorse uno Nnnd Wteper. 534 Dir
imith apenue, Wtaohen.
Oscar uno gtinnie Goot. 3108 Go
lerain 4nenue. WlIoteH.
sSrdnt unp 2enl RloSbauer. 5ppps
Ie uno RaNaduistts gDenu., Mdos
den.
,Spbn uno 9nnI 9pnahue, 2976
SenIbap 4penus. Utdoden.
GbarIes uno Grusitine Bell. 1880
Sppple StraBs, Ut1ohen.
Ssorss unb Carrie 3ulassr. Gar
fielo 4penue. Snaes.
gbeooore uno tEnma Raisrman.
1916 u. s. Strabs. anabs.
gbilip unp Aatis aod. 1912 Ycrt
Strase, anabe.
Scbn uno anna Jtolan, 11l0 Yort
StraBe, Wdohen.
0eorge uno 9nna S6umaher,
4123 0uiion Npsrue, Wdo6en.
5enrp uno Mayglret ab:rIe, 221s
Dbeelsr Strabs. gtdohen.
aari unp emma S'Tea. glsbe-
lamb, .. anabe
ssohn uub Sobannl Bauer, Quebec.
Roap, andbs
Otto uno 4uHd loeil, 1926 9otuz
man ansnue, Wtdot,en.
Senrp rno Wlbsl Jinnsgan. Wlits
def 9lpenus, UtaoDen.
Soispb uno SosIsn Beg. Terrace
apenus, Wtaohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

lBirO Oan po(iSsi unO GOrOner eins
se6enO uaterfuda werOeR.
gsrihieSeae llmIianbe beutsn anf Elm
&rbrefen bin.

Der 40 Sabre alte, oerbeirathete
Sattler s5rant 8. 8rotsr, bon Jto.
400 Ginblap StraBs. tpel6sr, pie be-
reits aeitern berihtst, am Wtonta5
Q6eno nit ihrperen GopIpunoen uno
sinem S6Gpelbruh bepuBtlos im9oTe
bes 6auIes go. 916 Glart StraBe,
uno spar am 5ube elmer pom 3tpelten
Stodpert in ben Sef fiibrenoen Irepz
pc lieaeno, dufgefunben puroe, lit Sc7
tern WorQsn um 3 llhr i'm itdotiI den
!5oipitQl. pbne oas gepuBtIejn mic
Der erlanet gu babsn, geitorben. Goroe
ner unb polisei iinp nit elmer einge
benoen llnterfuhung bsitdftigt, ii
oQe llmItGnbe oarauf 6in3uoeut2n
Iheinen, paB Der Wann iih bic 9erz
leBune.n ni9t infoIse zines 5dlles 5us
aesoaen bat. Die 5oIpitatdr3te linn
Der anTi6t, boB bic Wunoen Oon
ShlGaen bsrriihren.
Er. 56eooor 8ange piro i'm QIT=
traae oes Goroners cine Gboutttor
an Der 2eiAe pornebmen.
8roter, ipelher ieit sehu Jabren sci
Der GrafsWorgba6 Co., Dooe Ctr,
uuo sSreemau Qpeuue, angeIteQt mar,
pobnt. BEL u. 6. Coffin, No. 407
fSinolap Strabs, uno pflsgte ietne
Rablseiten in benz aoIt6auIe oOr
Irau Qnnu 15roelinger, 30 91f
Gldrt Strabs, str3unebmen. 2sBtecE
.rtldrts, bub grotsr ii6 am Sonnt1c
4beno in bas 3ipeite StotDsrt be5eb'r
uno ii6 ibr g,gsniiber 10 ionoerod'
6.nommsn babe, baB lie ibn auFgeTot:
bert babe, oos 6aus gu psrldNen. u
bo6e iit onasI6itt. bic nah oem 9Of
| flbrenbe 1r.ppe 6inuntersugeben, ie
oeItolpsrt uno in ben 5of btnabgefal
len, no sr belpubtlos lisgeu ge6lie6er
| lei. Der 8,runsliidte puroe Dor
syrant 1isten uno 6ermann ao6
pslhe i'm .riten Stodrpert lpobnen, il
ods 5aus qetra9en.
Or. 9eoree Rosblsr, Don 30. go
GIart Strabe. ipsl6er IOfort btrbstge
ruien purbs, lab auf ben erIten Bid
oab Der Waun lebsns9sfdbrlt6 perleB
mar unb IieB ibn idIsunigft nGh Den
| Soipital bringsr.
Jrau Grpsuingsr, 0isten unb aod
bebauptsn sinitimmia. oaB grotsr II
Wfonta1 Qbeuo ihpsr betrunten lpl
uno sufdlie Die 5reppe hinuntsrfiel
Ra66arn .rtldrsn, siusn tur3enBort
pe6Iel a.bort III baben, pelher oamI
geenost babe. oaB groter auf9eforoer
porosn lei, ii6 gu sntfsrren Sm nah
iten 4ugen6lids bdttsu iie siHsn ifpc
ren 5al gebort.
Der Coroner III Der 4uii6t, oaB oi
9srlsBungsn ns 8rotsr, ndmIih elm
Shnittipunot iiber oem rs6ten Qug.
me6r.re 8opftpunoen uno Elm Shd
oelbruh, nitt BEL sinsm Suidlligel
Sau obsr Stur3 srIitteu lpproen Is!l
tonrtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
MuS benz Voli3eigeridbt.

Die Reeer GIares Wit6ea unb Wm.
8ubbler Hahten un!er Der IHtlaee oes
unorbentlifeu 9etrassns ibrs aui-
ipartnns. Di. bsib.n asrle rporen in
ber Wpntas Radt an Der gds Der
Sohn une 4. Strabe ansinanoergsraa
ibeR unp Wiihea bate cine 8ierilaIhe
an osm ShooeI ieines Gsgners s.rs
fhmettert. gr irurbe gu elmer 0tlbs
ilrafe pom $25 uno Rotten p.rurtkilt.
ipdbrene Bubbl.r freis.iprod.n ipuree.
@tor9e soeinB, ipelher Dor einisen
HGhten DON oem polisiiien Rtiiins.r
beim Ginbruh In bic WirrThait an
Der Qorboiie6e Court uno Dine CTR.
obaefobt porDen mar uno bel ieinsr
Jeitnabme cine an3abl alsinunesiiiid.
uno anotre Safen. tpeit,e am 5agt
pcrhtr nus elmer Wobnuna an WaInut
Strnbe aeitcblen iporeen iparen, in
feinem Belize batit, ipnrps unier Der
9lntlass oes Orcboiebi,nbIs une ots
Ginbrufs Doreefiibrt. Gr psr3ihtete
nuf Elm Uorptrhor uno ipurpe unt.r
$1,000 giirsftaft ben 0roBasihipprs.
ntn iiberipisisu. dis or abgefiibrt
rperpen ioiIie, ipiperiesie er iin Dsn4s
rihtspoli3iiisn aus 2,ibestraften nne
ilammfrts iif on benz 0eldnb.r fsft.
Gr mubte init Geipalt in fsins3sls 5us
riidetbracbt iperosn. 6einb in Der
WsunH. iDsIhsr bshuuptst. aus bsr
Wlntteufpen Srrtnaniialt fur gtrbres
d,er. In ipflhsr tr unter Nnoerem bic
8eidnntihaft bes 9arrp 7bap as.
moht baben min, entfprungsn su lein.
DIR oes uuseftslihen wertaufs bon
Eocoiri nngeflaste Reser Wm. Ring,
pom go. 6l6 Cft syront StroBs, ipurbe
ihulbis befunben unb 3u elmer GeIbs
itrufs pon 5000 unb Rotten perurs
theilt.
Beifie 0nmpbea, cine Des Worbans
eriffs angeilneie Rsserin. ipurDs unttr
5000 N1rsfAdft ben GrobseinpOre-
nen iiberfpisjen.
1sr 6na sesen ben unttr Der Mns
t.nes, eins DerbGGtiee psrloa ~ ItiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

rpobnte Dem qeitriaeu SpieIe ais 6oit
oes 5errn 9tuguit 0errmann, oes Bra
iioenten Der ,Reos" bel.
Rstrut Benton I6Ieuoerte ben Sau
fir bic .Reos" i'm Iegten 8au9e oes
3peiten MprtaeaIpieIes uao iunote Die
Orei qegnerIiaen S6ld9er ais 2uft
fGhler 3ur 8unt. 6duptling Gjriffitb
bpfit ihn btnnen Sturgeon regelmdBiQ
3ur 9eoienunq Res 0eidiiBes in 3ienit
itelen Al tonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
GliftuR I,ciQbtS Sciargucrciu.

Die SQnger bon Gliftcus Sobeu
perdnitalten ihr picnic am Sountag.
ben "a. SuIi, in 2obmann Qart.
SatIep, uno pie lQe 6eite bieler aaqe
mein beliebten Sdn1erihaar, miro
audi oieies niht perfebIeH. oas Deutidl
tbum in Shdaren uah Der idpnen
@oritaot su Ioteu. 3as 1eIt nimmt
ihcn UNI 10 ubr 8ormjttags Ieinen
g(nFanq uno i'm 9ouie oes Qlhnittags
pirb elm reihbaItises 9rnaramm, be-
Itsheno aus Gieberportrdaen, 8oltsx
ipielsn IL. 7. IN. 5ur 3ur6fiibruns
lanaen. sir CUTE 1aHsmuiit lit ebl
faas geiorgt, iobaB iebem geiuhsr/
psrgnlgter Dag in aasIitt feht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
WeErnienmam

Sn Der Der. Staaten arnts maht
iib auseniheinlih RstruisnmaHsel be-
mtribor. Gas biefse Retrutirunsss
bureau. lpelhes iih i'm yurnet 6anie
befinbei, srbielt seitern pom ariess.
btpnrierntnt telfgrophiff Crere. ireibe
Wnnnfhcfttn fur nle 1ienif3ipeise bts
6teres dn3uiuerben. Anh lit Der Be-
ftbl, iponoh bic Inter Refrntirunssz
ftntioHen nur S,peimnI I'M Non0t BE-
fu4t trerDeH icllen, nnf9esobsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

"
nerben, ole qeaen ale Moral unD ben
Dffentliben 4nitano DeritoBen unb
oaB bic 2pfdle als 0ffentli6e @emein.
fhdben all betruhten feien, geioe On
eetlaqten fpurpen seitern Rahmittaq
burf Detettip Rnan OerbaTtet unD
na6o,m iie porgefiibrt paren, geaen is
$1,000 giirsihdft biz 3um YrO5sB
entldHen.
2luBer ben obigen erbob bic a0rpsrz
ihaft nod folsenbe QntIaqen: Daniel
Dams, RotbsuhtsDerfuf, begangsn on
eleanor Wition. Dams lit Der Bur
ide, ben Die polisei i'm gsrbatt bal,
ben 2lopo Woro begonQsn gu baben,
aegen ben iis ieooh tsins gspsiie ers
brinoen tonnte; 9b0s. Sbdnnon,
RoroperIuh; abe Gornstt, Woro;
Jrsb. Scott, Raub; Nn. Spbnion,
tbdtliher Qngriff; Trant Gdrte-,
9rOboisbitabl unORobsrt 8laB, S6iss
Ben.
Die iofgsnosn 5Gue muroen nah
| iiattgebabtsr llnteriutun9 ionorirt:
Suian Wanning. 9robojsbtabt; so.
lpdrb Miaer, besqlsjhsn; 8. ..
,5eFiries. 3islsn NIT StuBpdffsn;
Wm. Slider, llntsriflooun9.
Ter GaIsrnQp. pflaitere
aontratt.
Die qsitriasn 8erbanoIunQen tpurs
Den gr0btentbsiIs burt has gerb0r Der
grperten 80. 8. ghurd uno u. 8.
Dom nusgefIGt, Die uber Die Be
itanbtheile bes CUR qrlpdrdtion Der
6olsblDde benubten C,ls 2lusTdqen
mahtsn. Die Dortae eplintsl snii5sn
ben 3eugen uno ben 6.io.ri.itiasn
| 4ntp1lten, tpelhe poro,itsrn Ihon Be.
Qannsr, tpurben ositsrn osritiebene
Wals fprtgsIebt, biz Rjtt.r Dooo.
muniee osnisIben cir Gnoe matts.
Die 9srbdnblungen rerosn obne 3Dei.
fet nod einig. 5ag. in 2tnipru6 nsb.
men.
Gingereihte SsitQmente.
Sdcob globes permott Der ct. 20;
isphs Stride $50 fir U}sii.n unb Ser
| Rsit ieinss Bsrm0osns on Ro6ert
! 2(nnd uno 9lnbren Clo5>s. I.ine bel:
osn S0bne unb isirs 56pieqerto6.
ter.
Qnton QGaels psrm1tt iein perion
Iihes Gigentbum al is.ns8dttin Qnnt
3. Rdqsle. Gbenio psymdht r Der
felben iein 0runnsiotHtbum auf Sc
6ens3eit uno beitimn,. oaR odsi.lb-
nd6 persn Joo elst6,itlih unter
feline flint Hinber per,dellt psrDsu Ioll
% q d Ia B = Z den.
Geo. 80. gyarIons 1T Radlabpsr
palt.r bon Soiepb qoOl; g.rionaliei
$500. grunosisenthvm $1,000.
Sohn s.. Wiebe il; Jeitdmentspon
iirsdsr BON iyrant 6 Dtsbs; Psrioua
lien $1,000.
anna q. 3doete 1T Isitam.ntspoll
itreterin bon qtnton Qdg.k; periona
lien $500. Grunosi5sntbum $500.
5rdnt Gopt III Naalubn.rpalte
: BON 1hereie goot; 4}.rionalisn $10OC
Grunoeissnthum 500.
Der peri0nlite RahlaB BEG aoolp
grano bttrGgt $4587; oerjenias be
Gli3dbstb Sonosy $87S.09; oeri.nia
Der Rofd 1t. ginosr $6133.60.
8eri 4 tjeb.neg.
5ab6eb 6aooao bat 1rant ,
Camping uno 5auire Sus. Z
Mners pes.n onssblih unseieBlite
9ahaftuns auf 3a4Iuns bon $1,000
pertlast.
Waris 9. Monsfielb bat Sob
Romfde tpegsn srI:t.ner 9erlesunss
aui 3ablung Don 5000 pertlast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
Sale.Sau.

IN Dem geitriaen oorlesten Splele
oes 1ourntsrs slpiiten unieren pHeos
uno ben Rem Yorter rRieien" funglrz
ten Suaas uno Mc2ean als uniers
gottsrie gssen Matbelpion uno Wsper.
Matbspion 1T Der arertannt bette
Shleuoerer oes 2dnoes, uno mar man
oaruuf asipaunt, lpie Sug9s i'm Sam
pie nit ihn fabrer luiiros. Seioe Stubs
ipieIten nit Gnergie, uno rparen unIere
sSunosns ben Rep Yortsrn an Sreffern
nett iiberlsgen. Suggs tpurbe i'm 4.
Ganee ourh gurns uno oieier i'm s.
8dn9e nurh 6romme abgeIoit. bod
mar ibnen Der Rem Yorter SdIsuoe=
rer auf allen Quntten iibsr. 9erielbe
ianbte 2uftfGtlsr CUR gant qegen 4
uno erIaubte nur 2 6reipGiIe CUR /.
gaIe 9egsu 7 Der oret nHeos". Wtr
ma6ten IA Sreffer qegen s, uno batten
beioe 8lubs ie 2 5ebIer auf Dem aerba
hol5. Gean mar unler Selo am Sai
nit 8 5reffern, oarunter Elm oreibo'l'
ger.
Reiultat Der qetriger
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

ffaft an Der gde Der gaitern anenue
unb BalDron Gtrabs betreibe. 8iron
bebauptst, bab Die Wirtbfhdft Gtgsna
tbum ieines 8ruosrs 8ietor lit, mel
dem sr bas n0tbise gelo gum antauf
pes @sI6dfts poresiiredt baben mid.
er babe Iih perfhieoene Wale in iets
nsr oienitfrsien 3eit in Der Dirt1fhaft
aufssbalten, um nah osm Re6ten gu
{ehen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
geIi,iit Sirsn inspenbirt.

goli3iIt Tiron rom 5. 1iitritt purs
Dc s,itfrn pom Qoli5sihtf Miuitin bis
auf Beiteres pom 0isnit. iuIpsuoirt.
gr piro Iib unter Der anilase. nebeu
ieinem gsruf als YpliSiit ein Wirths.
geInGIt bstriebsn 81 BADEN. perantpcr=
ten miihsn. Dem goliseifef sins bic
SHiormation ;u. buB Diyon einsWirtbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

0sute Radmittas IeBtss Spiel oes
2ourniers 5tuilden rReos" uno rRie-
fen. IS lit pabrihein!ih, ouB
SOduptlins Griffith ben ShLeuoerer
geebe nit Sanger gIart ans 0eihug
itellen pirb
Ser Somuel 9ompers, betannte
2luroritGt in 4rbsiterfrueen, ipeIher
iit tsmpprar in Cincinnati aufbGlt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

Jiir bic hsuttgsu Son3srts bat ads
psamsiit,r Srnes bic folsenoen DieIs
peripreteno.n prOaramme 5uiammens
geiislIt:
Rad ittaastou3ert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

one college OF commerce. three munich
pal high schools, three municipal middle
schools. one royal college of engineer
ing, one special royal school of engi-
neering for foremen, one royal school of
building for architects, one royal school
of building for artisans, one mechanics
institute, municipal high school Of
commerce, and several scores of special
technical training schools conducted in
connection with factories
If it is true that the future belongs
to the best educated nation, and if the
German conception of education is the
correct one, then it must follow that
the future is Germany's.
Observation-Disclosures Government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
AMERICAN LAWYERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
American, Bar Association
Meets at Chattanooga to
Discuss Laws.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. 26.-The
leading legal lights of the country
will be present at the thirty-third an
nuaI meeting of the American Bar asso-
citation, which will be held in this city,
August so 10 September l.
Reports will be made at the business
sessions by the various committees,
and the annual report by president
woodrow Wilson, of Princeton univers-
itv, will be made on Wednesday even
ing. For his subject, professor Wilson
has chosen The Lawyer and the Com
munity''
Preliminary to the opening of the
regular convention, the various sections
OF the organization will hold their an
nuaI conference. Among the most i'm
portant will be the conference of the
commissioners on uniform state laws,
which will be participated in by the
committee on uniform state laws of the
American bar association as well as the
representatives of commercial or other
bodies interested in uniform laws re-
lating to partnership. in corporation or
any other uniform laws, which may be
the subject of consideration by the
conferences
This conference began August 20 and
the two drafts of acts most prominent
are the marriage act and the uniform
incorporation act.
Ardoin's Saturday sales save people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
CHIEF PONCE GODFATHER
TO A CHILD IN CHIHUAHUA

There is no question but that An
tonic Ponce de Leon. commandant of
Juarez police, is the champion god
father of all chihuahua, perhaps all
Mexico. The Mexican police chief al
ready had great reputation in that re-
gard as far as Jparez is concerned, for
he is godfather to at least 80 children
of the border city.
But last week "Padrino Antonio
went down to the city of Chihuahua
and officiated as godfather at a cere-
mony of some Importance. 1t was the
baptism Of 16 months old Ernesto Cos
female, son of Jose Costemalle,
prominent merchant of Chihuahua, and
also son of Conception Ponce de Leon
de Costemalle, sister of the Juarez police
chief.
1t was an important function because
Nicoles P. Gavilan. bishop of chihuahua,
himself officiated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
GERMANS THE BEST
EDUCATED PEOPLE
IN THE WORLD
CONTINUED from Page Sikh
..esnaps in thoroughness, from that of
other countries.

.-esnaDS in thoroughneSS, from that of
other countries.
Technical Education Best.
The real advance made by Germany
beyond other nations in education is in
its technical schools In the rural dis
tricts there is the most systematic and
highly developed machinery for impart-
ing agricultural instruction TO be found
in any part of the world. Naturally
this particular special training is Civ
en- in connection with the elementary
school work, just as it is beginning to
be done in the United States
There are technjcal schools and tech
meal high schools in all parts of the
country which are designed to give
the special instruction so necessary for
the success of the German system.
There is a high school of commerce in
Cologne, which devOtes itself to train
ing merchants. There are special aca-
denies for foresterS and miners. There
are special schools of architecture, con-
struction, and the other liberal arts.
There are commercial high schools, cor
responding with the American business
colleges. almost everywhere. There Eare
special schools for training board Of
trade secretaries and consular officers.
And then there are a nUmber of high
schools of agricultural economy, which
afford higher instruction in agriculture
than can be given in connection with
the elementary schools
Factory Education.
z Then there are the technical schools
of engineering and mechanics which
are supplemented in every factory by
the special schools for technical in
struction which must be maintained for
adding theoretical knowledge to the
practical training of the apprentices and
younger men in the works. 1t is In
these schools that the German tech
nical training is extended throughout
the mass of the industrial population
The multiplicity of schools may be
limited at by referring to the list of
educational institutions in Cologne, a
city of about the size Of Cleveland.
Cologne has four imperial classical
schools. one municipal classical school,
one college for Latin and science, one
modern college, one municipal classical
college, one municipal Latin and science
school, one municipal modern school,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
"A STRANGE SHOW.
By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.


One hundred and forty years ago
August %, 1770-the people in and
about Bethlem,s England, were treated
to a strange show-a show which, 1t IS
safe to say, could not be given any
where in the civilized world or today
The entertainment, to see which an ad-
mission fee of two pence was charged,
consisted, of the grirnaces and antics.
the shrieks and howlings of a lot OF
poor lunatics in Bethlem Hospital for
the Insanei It was the last spectacle
of the kind to disgrace England, al
though the brutal, unfeeling exhibition
had been going on for generations.
In this horrible show we are re-
minded of the fact that, well toward
the close of the 18th century the insane
were treated in the most heartlesS way.
The Angel of Mercy knew them not
They were laughed at, hooted and
handled with the most unfeeling cruel
ty Their unfortunate estate excited
but little sympathy or compassion To
become insane was to be cast forth
from the pale of human tenderness
But, somehow. good always comes out
of evil and a Quaker, witnessing this
last cruel mockery at Bethlem, swore, in
his quiet fashion, that he would do
what he could TO get his countrymen to
take a loving interest in the unfortun-
ateS called lunaticS-and he succeeded
in his worthy attempt In the Re
treat" at York maintained by the So
ciety of Friends, the first steps were
taken toward inaugurating the present.
day system of dealing with the insane
a system that tolerates no violence,
cruelty or indifference toward the in
mates of lunatic asylums. The heart
of the world is much kinder than it
was 40 years ago today, when people
paid their two pence to watch the >un-
fortunates at Bethlem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

died yesterday. The body will be
shipped home for burial.
II. e Booth and family have gone to
Salt Lake City, where they will make
their future home. Ezrael ThUrber has
rented his home here and will move
into it soon.
Mrs Porter has gone 10 Utah for the
winter, and her son Edison accompanied
her there. but he will attend the Agri-
cultural college in Logan. He has COM
pleted the course in the Juarez Stake
academy but will make a special study
of dry farming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

1t is now generally admitted that ii
is perfectly feasible for the eight great
powers to lay their grievances before
IN international court, just as good
citizens now no longer fight it out,
man against man, but abide by the
law.
One small navy for police duty is all
that would be required to keep the
peace.
The arguments for war have all been
abandoned by thinking people, save one.
and that is the plea for the martial
spirit or patriotism, as expressed in the
pride, pomp and circumstances war
accoutrements and war appliances.
These symbols Of strife keep US up
to the fighting edge and prevent our
falling into a mush of concession and
paltry gcody- goodness, so runs the
argument
Germany declares her CONSUMPTION is
an educational bettermenf. The army
she says, teaches obedience, decency,
cleanliness, system, courtesy a civil
tongue and, in fact, gives the youth a
general moral and spiritual keel-haul-
ing and setting-up which is otherwise
not obtainable
The army puts men on q parity and
makes the growing youth immune from
the inflated ego and the ingrowing me-
and-my-ma
Now, the reasoning may be faulty.
but the fact is we viii never do away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

service means to him to be waited on,
not to serve Sthers
Consumption, and hard, heroic, beau
tiful, useful, splendid work-with no
favors asked or given-this will save
US.
This army of heroic workers would
constitute a genuine, practical Saliva
ton Army says Professor James, of
Harvard.
This does not mean that Harvard is
going to adopt the plan-not yet, at
least, for the colleges always form the
rear guard of civilization, not her van
guard. But Harvard is talking about
IL, and this is hopeful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
EAST Ell PASOr GIRL HAS
EXCITING HORSEBACK RIDE

Miss Pansy Biggs, daughter of J. Fl.
Biggs, who resides at the corner of
Douglas and Copia streets, had an ex-
citing experience Thursday afternoon
when her horse ran away with her. The
big buckskin, who is a spirited animal,
took the bit in his mouth on Montana
street and sped along the hard cement
pavement at terrific rate toward Fort
Bliss and when he reached home slowed
down The girl then got him under
control and managed to slide off onto
the ground. She was uninjured but
her father said: WAS considerably
scared by the exciting experience"