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New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
" "AUTOCR4CY ON RUN"
Mwdock Sees Defeat for
Cannon.

Washington. Jan. Legislative autoc-
racy is on the run. Its chief exponent.
Speaker Cannon, has lost his power. and
every effort will be made TO see that his
legislative system goes with him. said
Mr.. Murdoch, Of Kansas, one Of the in
surgents, commenting on the action of
the House in naming the Ballinger- -Pinchot
investigating committee.
The real issue in the matter Of the
selection Of an Investigating committee"
House could select a committee at all, and
whether when selected il would be bet
ter committee than one selected by the
Speaker. The House has proved that 1t
can select its own 0namittee, and it fras
selected a committee on which all elements
OF the House and country are represented.
whereas II the Speaker had selected il it
would have been made up Of his personal
favorites. Committeeman appointed by the
Speaker would have owed their places 10
him. The men now named owe their places
10 the House. This makes all the differ
ence in the world. and il is the first sub
stantiaI step in the direction of correcting
present legislative procedure, and marks
an epoch Legislative autocracy is on the
run It's chief exponent, Joseph G. Can
non. has lost his power, and every effort
will be made 10 see that his legislative
system goes with him
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
WEBSTER OBSOLETE.
Senate Committee Wants Nezc
Definition of Haaing.

Washington. Jan. 2o.-Steps were taken by
the Senate Committee on Military Affairs
to-day to have Noah Webster and his
famous dictionary adjudged obsolete. The
definition given TO 'hazing' by that au-
thority is not satisfactory to the commit
tee, and Congress is asked TO make a new
one
Senator du Pont was authorized TO in
troduce bill! prescribing regulations gov
erning the dismissal of cadets from the
Military Academy charges of hazing and
TO define what constitutes hazing II pro-
vided that dismissed cadet shall not be
reinstated and shall not be eligible for
appointment as an officer of the army for
two years after the class of which he was
a member has been graduated
At present the Secretary of War decides
when hazinG Is sufficiently serious TO war
rant the dismissal OF the cadet Heads of
the War Department have disagreed on
this question, and many conflicts OF ruling
have appeared In the action OF different
secretaries. Frequent resort was had TO
Webster's Dictionary to prescribe the rule.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
HoTCHKISS TALKS WITH WHITE
May Issue Statement on PEOPLES
Mutual Life Case To-day.
IBy TeIegraDh 70 me Tribune.


Syracuse. Jan 0.-After holding a con-
ference tonight with Lieutenant Governor
Horace White. William H Hotchkiss State
Superintendent OF Insurance, said that he
would not issue a further statement re-
garding the affairs OF the Peoples Mutual
Life Insurance Association and League
before tomorrow. Mr.. White and Mr.
Hotchkiss discussed the matter behind
closed doors. and prior 70 their session IL
had been rumored Mr.. Hotchkss would
issue another statement. in which Mr.
White would figure prominently.
Chief Examiner Hadley. who has been at
Toronto. is expected in Syracuse to-nor-
rom afternoon, TO make a personal report
TO the Superintendent on the action OF the
Farmers Bank OF Canada in refusing 60
honor the s150.00J certificate OF deposit
given 70 the Peoples Mutual and turned
over 10 Mr.. Hadley for collection by Mr.
Hotchkiss. The Canadian Bankers Asso-
ciation has been informed by the Insurance
Department OF the reputation BY the
Farmers Bank OF an act Of one Of IT'S Of
fcers-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NEGROES APPEAL TO GOMEZ.
Cuban Congressman Object to Discrim-
nation by White Persons.

Havana. jan 2o-Practicany all the
negro members OF Congress, followed by
large crowd OF negro politicians. visited
President Gomez at the Palace this even
ing. and presented a petition demanding
that the President take cognizance or the
action of the management OF the Plaza
Hotel, at which a negro demonstration
took place recently. after the refusal OF
the clerk 10 permit two negro Congress-
men TO be served with liquor, and OF the
continued discrimination against negroes
requesting lodging and entertainments
The delegation informed the President
that this was the first step on the part OF
the negro element OF the whole island in
a vigorous campaign TO secure all the
rights to which the race is entitled by
virtue OF its numbers and its services IN
behalf OF the republic
The President told the delegation that he
would do all within his constitutional
power TO remove the cause OF irritation
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
OHIO BACKS TAFT.
Republican Congress Delega-
tiOn SOHdLy Behind Him.

Washington. Jan. 20-Solidly behind
President Taft stands the Republican dele
CATION from Ohio in the House of Repre-
sentatives At a meeting yesterday after
noon the members from that state de-
clared their belief that the measures he has
presented TO Congress are the most i'm
portant matters for consideration and ac-
tion at this session. They said they rec
ognized the leadership of Mr. Taft in the
Republican party. and that under his
leadership all Republicans should unite.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NOMINATIONS BY PRESIDENT.

Washington. jan D-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate
to-day:
Chief Justice of Supreme Court OF Ari-
zona-Edward Kent, Of Arizona.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court OF
Arlzona-Fletcher NJ. Doan, OF Arizona.
collector or Internal Revenue for 7th Ken
lucky District-Timothy A Field. OF Ken
lucky.
Collector OF Customs for District OF Yer
mont-Charles II. Darling
Collector OF Customs for District OF
Memphrema cog, Vt.-Curtis s Emery
Assistant Collector OF Customs at Jersey
CITY, N John Doscher. OF New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
To Garry $50, 900, 900 or s35, 200, 900 for
Important Waterway Projects.

Washington. Jan. O.-To enable army en-
gineers to carry out important waterway
projects in the fiscal year 1911 river and
harbor bill carrying between $50 600 600 and
SS5OW,WO will be reported to the House
before February / Chairman Alexander1or on
bors made this announcement TO-DAY The
committee is Incorporating IN the bill only
those amounts which the engineers, car,
spend in the next fiscal year
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
KNOX'S ESTIMATE CUT
Foreign Affairs Committee
Makes Reduction of s215, 900.
From The Tribune Bureau. I

Washington, Jan @--The Foreign Az
fairs Committee voted to report the diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill to-
day with a reduction OF s215.O00 from the
estimates submitted by Secretary Knox.
These reductions include the wiping out OF
the appropriation for five consular assist
ants, the refusal OF the request that the
United States government take part in a
Congress for uniform roads. and a redue-
ton OF s57, 600 in the appropriation for clerk
hire The request for 100000 for the de-
Velopment OF foreign trade relations was
referred to the Appropriations COMMITTEES
81 go -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21

were placed in the embarrassing position
OF being responsible for the proper ad-
ministration OF the law without any au-
thority to compel these officials to do their
duty.
The committee consisting OF Mrs Har-
riet Stanton Blatch. Mrs John w Brennan
and Mrs F. H Cabot returned from Wash
ington last night, full OF enthusiasm be-
cause of the reception given TO them by
the state executives.
Mrs. Clarence h Mackay had telegraphed
TO Governor Hughes that the committee
was coming, and he introduced the mem
bers to the conference and moved that they
have five minutes in which TO read their
paper. Governor Shafroth of Colorado,
seconded the motion. and IL was adopted
After the conference the members of the
committee were introduced to Governor
Wilson. of Kentucky. who is the chair
man Of the committee OF arrangements for
the next conference He told them he
would appoint a subcommittee to take I'D
the question discussed in their paper with
the idea of having a complete report pre-
sented at the next conferenc.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
WILL TALK IN II LANGUAGES

Hackensack. N J.. Jan 90 (SpeciaD-
State Senator John D. Prince. OF Paterson
professor of Languages in Columbia Cob
lege. has promised the Sunday school people
in Lodi that he will deliver lecture in saw
enteen different languages on music IN thsS
town tomorrow night The extensive dye
works at Lodi have attracted nearly every
known race TO that place. and Senator
Prince says he is prepared 10 make himself
plain 10 all foreigners who may attend
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NOT TO DROP HARTMAN SUIT.
Announcement Made by Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham.

Washington, Jan a.-It was stated
authoritatively to-day that the govern
ment suit for the dissolution OF the merger
of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroads will not be dropped Attorney
General Wickersham has found nothing so
far in his investigation OF the representa-
tions from the other side TO warrant such
action.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
BRONX PoSToFFIcE SITE.

Washington. Jan 20.-Acting Secretary
HiJles of the Treasury Department has
cepted as a postoffice site for the Borough
of The Bronx. in New York the property
offered by Henry l. Morris, OF No. 81
Liberty street. between I49th and lboth
streets. IL has a frontage of 276 feet on
Spencer Place and depth Of loo feet-
The price was 100000.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
METROPOLITAN LIFE DINNER.

dinner will be given by the directors
and officers OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company at the Hotel Astor to-mor-
row night 10 commemorate the compile
tton OF the COmpany'S home Office building
and tower on Madison Square and to meet
Pierre and Michel LIE Brun, the conpany'S
architects, by whom these structures were
designed 1t also marks the completion
OF thirty years OF industrial insurance
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NO CHANGE IN BOSTON RECOUNT.

Boston. jan 0.-A change OF only Is
votes in the plurality given Mayor-elecs
John 2. Fitzgerald resulted from the re-
count OF the mayoralIy vote OF Boston cast
last week Tuesday, which was completed
late tonight
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NO CONCESSIONS ON MEATS.
Germany's Attitude Defined on One
Tmnort from America.

Berlin. Jan 2O.-The imperial ministry
from time 10 time has communicated 10 the
governments Of the Federated German
States the progress of the tariff negotia-
tions with the United States. All of the
governments have indicated their approval
of the imperial position that no concession
can be made concerning the importation of
with the terms and spirit of Germany's
recent and definite reply to the American
request.
In view Of the fact that American ex-
ports of meats are declining because of
the high prices prevailing in the United
states. il is regarded as unreasonable that
Washington should insist upon concessions
which must he extended 10 Germany's
neighbors-
Posen. Prussia, Jan. 20.-The Chamber
OF Agriculture to-day adopted resolutions
annealing TO Chancellor Won Rethmann-
TJollweg not TO grant TO the United States
the most favored nation treatment in view
o4 the Increased duties on German impor-
tations provided by the Payne law. Such
ac.ion bv Germany would be regarded as
+boroughly justifiable, the chamber says,
80 urges the Chancellor particularly
oga;nst granting concessions upon impor-
+a.,o,s of American meats, TO the end that
the raising of live stock in Germany may
be encouraged.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
THE DAWN WA ASHI.NGTON

the subordinates of the department heads
with sufficient frequency TO keep them in
touch with his views and policies, even did
he deem that important. which President
Taft ernphatically does not, except as it is
done through the properly constituted heads
Of the departments
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-15
Sapau i'm alltasssemauo.
Don JeIir Baum ann

2ufenbio Seorn sr3Gblt in iein.n
rglimpiss Of unfamiliar Sapun", elm
enelifber profeHor babe ibm esrathen,
feline erften juponif6en Ginbriits ios
buib als mDgIih bem gapier onsupers
trauen, neil f. iih fonit psrtpiiheH unp
benz GeodniniB entidpinben ipiro.n.
Die Qniidten ii5er bisisn Rat6 biirftsn
getbeilt fsiH. benn bab elm in Sapnn
Iebenoer Gurppder audi nod nah Sab.
ren i'm Stanbe iein Tam, iiber feline
iapanifhen Ginbrii6e in intertHanter
unb feHelnber Weife gu plaubern, bes
ipeiii uns Der eneiif6e Renerenb ars
thur 2lopo, Der erit jest. nad fiinfs
unb5Don5igidbriesm 9tufentbdlt i'm
2anbe Der aufeebenben Sonne, feline
bort gefommelter grfabrungen perOf~
f.ntliht bat. 4rtbur 2Iopb, Der purh
feline 2ebrtbdtigtsit on Der Goiierlihen
llniberittGt uHo anperen bepeutenben
goiioer Snftituten bstannt seiporoen
iit, bat ieinsn itattlihen unb portreffz
li6 illuitririsa Bonb .gperps9op Su>
pan" - Sapun i'm aItogsgeipnnb -
betiteli. Cine iebr paiTenbe 8eseih-
nune, bo 2Ionb nns treus mnb quer
burh bos san5e Snfelreid fiibrt ,unb
Ginblide in bos eeiammts fOsiols Sns
nens uno 2lubenleben Der rgantees beg
Sftens" eetpGbrt.
Jiinfunbstpun3ig Sabre in Supan.
Gin 3eitabihnitt, Inn bas 2ano fosus
faaen aus b1n jupuniihen r isnnsn su
ltrnen. 2lopo srsebt iih ni6i in
fhoblonenbdftsn, niiaternen getracbe
tungen, fOnbern er srsift fed in bas
jopuniihe 4lltassIebsn binein unb
fhiloert in fiirsen unb nitt iibers
fhnensliden Sti5sen bic 5npaner, tuis
lie ilnb, ipie iie lsben, mas fis trsiben,
ibre itarten uub ibrs fdna6en Geis
ten.
Sd min es hi. 2lopb MAIDEN unb
ebenfalls aus ieinem gude einige ins
terefante unb tbeiItpsiie nod unbes
fannie S9ilberungsn krausereifen.
Was iDiirben uniere Gratli9en stopn.
attdten iagen, Denn iie fir cine llnters
fuhung ODer einen Rrantenbsiuh nur
aebn Wiart berehnen biirfien2 Menigs
items er5dblt 2lopb, bab biefes 6ono.
rar fir eintn jcpanifden arst at ibe
top Of Biz profeFion@, gang unb gdbe
iei nnb bic ipeniger befaHnien japonis
f4en 4esirIopiiine.r nit einem ioIs
den bon - elmer Marf infIuTipe Wies
biain porlieb nebmen miiHen. Sn ben
behtren Rrantenbdufern betr6gt bic
1agestnye fir Elm Dnteriommen erIttr
Rldfe aebnWurt, ipdbrenb bas wUolt.
fhon fir 1.50 M. pro Tag Mnfnnbme
finben lam. Die Site, bob iih bic
Msr5te bel ibren Befu1sfobrten Ritz
Ii4as NIT rothsn Rabstn bsbi<nsut nm
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CHARLES 8. gre1elt, per Ghsriff, al
aboIpb Mep, Cots IA, 15, 81, 10t
unb 101 in Meme 8. Ii. .. linterabtb
$2795.
CLARA Smitb an Samnel o. Mag
ner, 80 bel 95 Jub an Der Hprbfeit
Der Rodelle Str. 80 SUB Ditlid por
poipbattan ctr. ST uip.
Sobn 6. 6ua on Bertha 5uIl, Cots
rs nnb II in sSanet 5bompIon's
Gitdte; 81.
t Sobn u. 2ubloip an WarD 8. 8pip.
man unb Rebecco 6. WaIter, Cots 4
5 unD 6 in Der llnterabtbsilung bon
Hebecco +. 2uoloips Gitate an bey
Rorth genb Roob; 81.
Robert :. 8. 4rhiable II. Nnb. on
Glla WrRsais. Sbeil bon Got SO in
Shuiter &c WiIion's llnterabtbeiIung
bon Sotlen; 81.
5. 2ouiie 2oti, glbminiitrdtor, al
Maraoretbd 9oube. Cots 438 un0
AL in Gsbdr 0rope 8. unb 9. u. linz
tsrabtbeilune. $500.
Soiepb Gopetamp an 5ranf 5ebrs
Ter. 25 SUB an Glenpan ape., 81 etc.
Caroline 5rantIdnb an Ben. Srdnts
lamb, 30 SUB an Sbio pite, 81 etc.
Grneftine Gupbrat an Caroline
Stailb, / Col an WEeeler Cir, 81 etc.
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neusn .teiiotusgetijosfa bitistniiba
(Sdaufpielbausesielfhaft) Itebenaeus
ie ipie ssiirit Sto unb onhere pornebme
periDnfihseittn. 2fudl Der Direttor
bes neien r0uratus9 beaisrs11 in To-
tio. Graf ganaeipnia. Der DOR GINGER
3sit In Berlin tpeilte, erSdblie mir, baB
fih bic idpdniihe ariItotrdtie mebr uno
mebr fir bet, 9beaisrbeiuh su sripdr-
men fheine.
gluf @runo Ieiner fiinfunbsiponsigs
j1hrigen Grfdbruneen in Snpan beurs
tbeilt 2Ionb ben Sapaner mi. foIsi:
sSonnenidein unb 2uft iinb feline ers
fieH aebensbebingunaen. Geine 6oupt.
tiieenoen iinb MGbigtsit, ssleiB, praf,
tiider Sinn unb ginfadbsii. Geine
gruurur uno isin Wiutb fino Elm gr6>
fbeil Der Ration. Der sSaponer beffsis
bigt fih GROCER 5reunbii6teii inn 8ers
febr. gr ,ift freis.bis unb bodbersig
unb Elm 0etebrer Der Ndtur, ober er be-
trodtet iie NIT .notiirli6en4 sfueen
nnb 5iebt aus ibr 5ufpeilen iene iinns
reiden S6IiiiIs, bic ben Qbenoldnbsr
Derbliiffen unb in Grf ftaunen iessn-
Seine Ssrualsgibii q. .. ipeihi oft
BON Der unferen ab. Der Japaner iit
iebr peri6loifen unb 5uriidbalienb. er
tpirb niemaIs feline tpatrsn GsIiibIs off
fenburen. Dus borf jeood nidt als
5interIiit esoeutet iperben, ionoern III
ouf bic traurigsu Grfabrunssn In oer
0eiGi6te bes Ganbes 3uriid5ufiibren.
9dt Der Supdner felbit ismanb cine
unangenebme Witibeiluns 5u MAIDEN,
10 mub man oft Idheln BEL benz Be-
miiben, iuie er Die unerquidIide Rad
rift auf taufenb llnlpegen rtropfens
tpsife on ben Rann gu brinesn iu4t."
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@rsns.iseatbnus llebertraauxa.n
Cincinnati, 13. Quo.


Caroline Cling an Sobn GanteI.
Got 167 urb 1beiI bon Got 166 in
Somes 8. S!iner's 2. 4obition in
2otlanb. 81 ufn.
Sopbia Geaie an Morp Wssber, 45
Sub an Der Siffeite BON 2anrsne.
Ctr. unb Gds Wartin Ctr. ST uIp.
Sobn .. Moore on 4snes W. .Satts
lsr, SO BEL $50 SUB an Der Weitieit.
Der Sb.rpopb 4pe. In Wlobiionpiu..
81 uip.
SsIsn 6. GIippineer on Sra 6.
Rspnolbs, Got So in 8roptfibe lin.
terabt3siluns IN MabiiOnDias. 81
uip.
5ermann g. Goebsl, Ra6Iabpers
traltsr on 4lbsrt @. 9einsr. Cots Ia
unb Is in Young e Cutters llnters
abth. an Gplsrdin Mns. $500.
hilbert U. geImer ON bic grfte guqs
lid 2uthrii6e airfe, Cots Ia unb
l5 IN goung &: Cutters llnterabibeis
lung an Golsrain 4pe. $556o.
alice 9uuiman an Saeob Moers
monb, Sbeil BON Got 20 in Z. SO.
sbon's Grunpbefis an Docbburn aDs.
ST uip.
Marion R. Bran an Sbomas grop,
Got 20 BON Rebeern Rnsts Grunbbes
iis an 2incoln Mpe. ST. ufn.
pbilipp 6. W1obbod an Oeorae ss.
5dfs, sbeiI BON Got LAB in Soi.pb u.
Samss lntsrabtbeilung In Jairmount.
ST. nip.
gDaIter Rihmonb on 1lorence SO.
glearD. $3.50 Ader 2anb in Gurpep
1,512 in 4nberfon 9p. 81 ufp.
Gae 6. Wsoore an elliott g,uab, 20
BET 49 SUB an Der Gibfeite BON Rihs
monb Ctr, SO SUB ipefiIi9 bon Sobn
Str, 81 ufip.
5arrb s. Weffon an gbiparb 6.
eoroes. Got % In o. 8. Weffon's lin,
terabtb. in 5pbe port. 81 ufn.
Gbtpar6 6. Gprbes an Gtepbau @.
Bonle, biefeIbe Got. 81 uftp.
Better u. Mil9. per Gberiff, an
Bernard 5unniughn6t, Got Z in 6. G.
Wureods llHtsEabtb beiIuHo. 81 uip.
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0ruuoeiseutbnms SDputbeleH.
gincinndti, 13. 2lug.
Meme fnpptheten.

Reue Sppotheten.
alits 2eosrmsisr on Senrp Rpor.
81.
$oerman Don GesIen an Central
6airmount 3. IL. 6. So. $500.
Geprse Saspers on Central 5air.
mount y. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Sra 6. RepnpIbs on SeIsn 8. Glip.
pinger. $648.
SObn gB. Barnes on Grant goiplss.
500.
Saepb Wpsrmonb on Rinsgplb 9.
II. 6. so. $500.
gua UleReLlis an gropipsnt 9. y,
II. z. SO. $1,000.
SIouc WoIfer an 6ieIeIbe. $500.
Margaretbd 8rubs an griee Sia
eagle 3. II. 6. 60. $40. /. 5000.
Gbas. 8. SObnion on aats Roger,
$3.50.
Cora gaIfsr an Gam. RtGIfreib.
$1,000.
GetiIgtt Sppotbeten.
$. 3. Sbompion on Cartilage g. II.
8. u. $500.
Wargarst Gontpop on Wiomi 9p.
g. II. g. 60. $3.50.
Cora 9alIsr an bi.ieIbs. $1,000.
Spiepb Ulaurer on Qepnaro Niau.
rer. $1,000.
9llice aaufmar on Wlonarh q. II.
8. u. 60. $1,000.
Roiie 8. S.ners on u. W. Gsutrup.
$500.
e. g. 5arpuot on Court Street
Martet 9. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
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0itinnnnifh,n @tunrn.

Die iapanif6en Stuoens
ten. gs gibt In soiio $4,000 Gtu.
benten; iis tommen aus alien 9beilsn
beg Reihes. Der llnterri6t, Der ben
lsrnbesierieen iunesn 2euttn ertbeilt
fpirb, umfaBt ale Gebiete menfdliden
Wifens; BEG srobien 3ulaufs aber ers
freuen ii9 bi. Sorleiunaen Ibsr
fremoe Sprahen. Der Spra1unters
ridt, ben bic Sopaner fir bic fpihtis.
fte allsr 9pitrinen baIten, pirb in els
ner Staatsihule ertbsiIt. .gs ee5t
bier 3u tuie beim 9burmbau bon g1s
bell" iGreibt bQS rSapon Wasasins".
enelii6. Jron5Ofif9. 0eutih. Ruis
iifh. Spauift. StaIieniIdb, gbineiiih,
aoreanifb, 5dmil. 6inbuItdnifh,
Wcngolifh. Malaiif9, alle Spraaen,
alle 0ialetts, bic in europa unb IN
afitn seipro6en iperben, iperben In
oieitm Snititut, bos in Der edn3sH
Delt ni6t fsineseIsiden baben birfte.
sriinoIih selebrt. Der Soal, In benz
iin bic profeiforen Der Gduls periam.
meln. eibt etnsn 8sgriff bon bem tiinfs
tigen pnrloment Der Hationen. 8drs
tise SlaDen, elegante 5ranaoi.n. mals
iige DeutI6e, SiaIisnsr, beren nuss
brudspoIIs Geften unb beren auberors
beniIine geipsgli9teit bic Soponsr
aus benz Stauntn niht berdustommen
Iaiien, moisitGtiffe Sponier, torr,ttt
GnsIdnber - bas ift TO cine flstne
9liitxnlele aug europa. limb bonn
erit bic aiiaten! 9o ift suerit Der
gbineIe nit isner itoIssn Wirbe unb
jenem 5o9mutb. bi. fir bic game
Raiie 6aratteriitiI1 finb; nsben ibm
erTheint Der aoreaner, Der INNER 10
ausiie1t, als ipenn er ielbit einen
5errn unb Qebrsr Iuht., Der monsolis
ihe 2omo NIT bem prisiferseiidt, oer
repolutiondre 5inbu, Der mufsfmnn;s
Ihe Wialais, Der Bel ieber poifenben
unb unpaiienben Geleg.nbeit relisioie
9ropoganbo mad)t Die Shiiler
Der 6odIhule fir Gprdhen perlies
rem ibre 3eit niht: iis baben NOS
dentIih nidt ipenigsr als breibig llns
terridisitunben. 3iefes 9iffsIn ers
ftidt In linen natiirlid ieben Reim,
i.ben aHias BON Srisinolitdt: lie tpers
ben fhIeblib su Wafdinsn, bic iib
mehGniih Notisen MAIDEN! Gs muB
allerbinss aeiast iptrbtn. bnb nihs
ale Stubsnttn BON soiio ben gbrsei3
boben, fGmmtlihs Gprahen Der mslt
su erIernen. 4hitauieno etpo IaiTsn
iid pripdtunterridbi seb<n unD lernen
nihis ipeiter oIs Gnglifd. Sm ange.
msinsn finb bic iopnnifhen Gtubens
ten iebr arm; ss eibt tein Cpfer, ba5
eins iopanifte 5umilie niht brfngen
ipiirbe, ipenn es iih nm bic Gr3iebung
ibrer ainber bonbelt. Ginss 1nses.
10 berihi.t Der gtip1brsmnnn bes
~Sopnn Mososine". ipeilts ih aIs Gait
in sinem slsnben fleintn Torfipirthss
bauis. Der Gdiitpirtb iniipfie NIT mir
cine llntsrbaltuns an unb er5dblte
mir, b1b er feline ainber in Gnglnnb
eraiehn IaiIe. Grin Gobn mar Gtus
bent In 9irmingbam, unb feint 9ohs
ter mar Ghiiltrin bes meitfieIb Gcls
lege Su 6ompftenb.
- Die bier srItm GbotsipearesGos
Iiobdnte aus Der Hiblioihet bes psrs
Itorbtnsn Er. Goit. gifhofs ncn
1rurp. tpurben Dor Hurstm in gonboH
psrfttigert unb branttn $14.780. ip1bs
renb fie I'm Ndr1 1907 fur $1925O
periieiaeri ircrhen iporen. Der Miids
gang III borouf 5uriidsufiihren, bab
in Der Isbten 3eii berhdltnibm6biy
pieIe biefer s5oliObdnb< I'm @aders
msxIs aufosi1u6t iiHb.
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M a & Die sSirneru1nsI ?,

mas Die 5ineernGgeI ers
3dblen. Die gboruttsr6euter, ole
aus alien geringfiigigen 4euberIi6feis
ten bds Weien unb Temperament eli
neg Weni9en erfennen molten, 6dben
nun Die 5ingerndgel in ben areis ibrer
8etra6tuusen ge3ugen. 2ungs, idmale
5tn9erndgel, 10 peiB eine fran3oIif9e
Wo9enidrift 5u berihten, iinb bus
flhere an3ei9en zines guten VatureGs,
ile perrdthen groBes SelbItbsrtrauen
unb 5ugleih WiBtrauen gegsn bic anz
oeren.Wer breite Singerndqel bat, tann
nit 9stDiBbeit als Elm idiidterner uno
5artfiihlenoer WtenI6 angefeben pere
ben. 8or ben tur3en, runben ydqeln
aber mag man fi6 bitten, fe perratben
ben GboIeriter unb ben sSntriganten.
8lafIe RGsel laTen auf elm meldnholiz
ldes Temperament idlieben, ouf eine
beio1lhere Qeiguns gu tpifeni9aftlihen
Stubisn nnb pbilOippbif9en 8etrads
tungen.
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CNinger, bic bnrdb SsobeIdrbeit anD gemDss
o ben fino, ueImeu ieoen 1Ietiea an unb febea
bpifmmnaslcs mnSanber ans. 8 nb.G apDIiD euts
fernt nid5t nmr ben gd3mmt, ipnbern audi Die lciem,
befbdbgten @anttbeilten nno sibt ben 1in8era tbre
nnfirIid,e gf,Dnteit tpicbes.
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Dos alter beiinnt fih auf pieIes
i1tht mebr, immer rnebr aber auf Ell.
mes: itH ielbit.