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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
StaOt un0 G0untb.

- 2ette 0ode srsub iih. oaB Boli'
aft 0alter Dt. yutber unb Stdulsin
Nnna Barron f6on lesteu 1. Suit iih
ole elm @bepaar usrbiuoen lieBen.
- Der 8irth Safob Shreiber bon
Penn slpenue mu6te am Donnerita9
gum smeiten Wtal eine Strafe uon $50
bssablsu neil er ON Sonntas @etrdnfe
uerfaufte.
Srau 9atbsrina Senntae BON
Miabon Court fiinbists bic Bermabluns
ibrer Tohter @liiabstb an, pelde ON
DOnneritas In Chicago nit @eor9e
Bead pon Colorado Sprinss. Colo,
9etraut fpuroe.
" Der 2s Sabre alte Sobn Dufin
BON WDomius Gpsnue. Elm Weidsu'
iteller Der .. & D. @ompanie, seristb
am Donneritas Siadmittas bel Der
Carbon Strase 9rsujuns unter einsn
3us, oe0en Rdoer ibm ben rs6tsn arm
bsrart Suridtstsn. bab &c ipdter i'm So'
lpital abgenommen Deroen mubte.
- Die $50, 600 itdbtii6s 8Onbaus.
sabe, mslde ben Bhrsern ansebotsn
ipurbs. aber feline adufer fano, 1T am
Wontas uon Der Griten 9tational 8anf
babier an9efauft norbeu. Dis Banf
fiinoiste oanu on, baB fie Die Bombs In
ileinen Betragen an iolhe Bhrgsr Der.
faufen mirb, wslds Die anluse MAIDEN
molten.
Der POlijei purbe DonnerItas
gia4t berihtet, oaB elm Gutomobil bes
Sobn 8. @briitian pon Yiue Strase,
$500 wsrtb. Dor bsm @ineans BON 3uno
Parf ssitoblen morbeu lst. Die Wta.
idiue muroe Sreitas 9ta1t auf osnl
Ditliten Berg aufssfuneeu, mo iie au'
seni6einlih mad, elmer Ssrsnbsniabrl
iteben gelaHeu porben mar.
Or. O. 8. San 8s9ten, Supsr
tntenotut bes ftdbtii6en @slunobeits
Bureaus, madt ben SorI1lag, baB allv
Wtilt, pel6s fur Sduelinse beitimm
III, ni9t ben Sonnenifrablen ausae
isst, ionosrn iobalb uie m6slid an si
men tiihlen Plas seitellt ipsrbe, benz
buun uirb Die MtilG ni6t iausr unl
ben &lsinsn ni4t ssiunbbsitsiaabIid
wsrSsn.
- Proi. Sames o. stpuub, Or
sanift Der ct. Sufes 9erneinbs, tpsldel
an eiusm Sierpenleioen leioet, muro
5rsitas Ota9t uaa sineut priuatsn ga
uitarium senomnen, na6osm iid) CT
seben, oaB er TN CHM bate, Selbft
moro 5u begehen. @r bate iih nat
Dilies'8arre bessben uuo risf bon Dor
eiusu Sreuuo auf, benz er erildrte, ba
er innerbatb oreiuisrtel Stuubsn tot
isin miiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04

Der Staatsfonpeut Der Sufiraset'
ten wirb i'm fommsnoen Serbit oabier
ftattfinbeu.
- Die Maiern ideinen bier an guS.
brsitung Su seninuen, oenu na6 benl
Dertht bes @elunobeits Bureaus 9iebt
es seseuwdrtis 229 Sale in Der Staot.
= Srdulein DorotbD Sauisr bon
8aibinston ausnus uuoGb GbOmas @uuns
BON Detroit, Wtih., puroen lesten
Sreitas oortielbit aIs Elm @bepaar per.
bunoen.
Ole @ountp 9ommiiidre bsihloi.
fen In elmer Dtsnitas 9ta6mittas abse.
baltenen 8eriammluns, cine tpeitere
Bonoanleibe uon $400, 900 su peraus.
9aben, Inn bic Solten Der Pflaiterung
pon orsi Ibtbetlun9en Der @ountD Sanos
itrase uno ben antbeil bes Gountiss OIL
Der 8omfortitution auf bem @eridts'
ssbauoe @runofiid ,u beiablen.
- Durt SamilisnImiitisfsiten ent.
mutbist. wOllte Der 40 Sabre alte Sas.
Seah fur3 Dor seitern Wtittas In benz
9Dalbs bintsr oem @itD Cine 4otel ,u
@binbtlla iein 9eben beenoen, uernun'
oete iid aber nidt In ssfdbrlider @eiie.
3uerlt ibnitt er iih nit einem Raiir'
nisHsr ON Sals unb oann leste er cine
Shroiilinte an bic Sruit uno 3oS ben
Oabnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
Denfmal fur Or 0reeterius, 6art
SAur3 unb Danger in ct.
qOui6 eufhulIt.

Das ssiammte Dsutidtbum In ct.
Youis bate iid fiirjli6 30 elmer Ssier
usreint, Die osm anbenfeu an brei @ei'
ltesberosn gait. Dieie Drei seb6ren
5u ben beruorrasenbiten SoridmpferH
fur beutide Sbeale In ibreni Goopttu'
BaterlanSe, bsren Hubm BON ct. 2ouis
aussssansen LIT uuo iid iiber oas gauge
yan6 Dsrbreitet bat. Sbre ylaneu fiuO:
Or. emil Prsstorius, 3art Sdurj uHp
3art Ddujer.
SIN Relerpoir Bari pur6e Elm ibuen
su @bren erri6tetes Denfuial entbhllt
unS 6as Deutidtbum Der ~Staot oes
bsilieen 9ubmi9A benusts bieie @elegen'
belt 30 elmer Concentration, bic anf's
iieue ben Betpeis bafiir lieferte, oaB elm
Yreetorius, elm S4ur3 uub ein Ddnjer
In ct. 9ouis nod ni9t uergeiieu ftuo
unb baB Die Deuti9sn ibrer Seiuatbs'
itabt au9 beute nod bsreit, tpillis uno
bsssiitert fnb, siu5utretsn fur cas, mos
iene eridmpft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
Smmeran Pal,.

Sn Der Borbsrpal3 DO bseBt's: liner
benpes,
9innerm. Dunusriabers DO iast mer !:
bum,
Simmer uorne, orunue. brimwe, bropwe
S9sint bic ndmlid solois Pdljer
Gum
Su ber 8orberpalj sibbt's mas gum
.Yloie",
lin bel uns DO binns pi6nsrrt msr
Damn Der Pdl3er ldBt iih net Der.
boridte.
lin ans Dahertrinte brinst en- teens |!
tSn Der Sorbsrpal; DO bbun ie freiide.
Sinnerm Dunneri6ber9 balt fsensr .
Wtaul,
9anst's nit SrsiiGs net, 70 sibbt's bait
Wtades,
lin beim uYumbs" Is Tee RalSer faul
Su Der SOrosrpulB sibbt's -feiue 5la'
ideI,
pide @rumbsern bots bel Sranfen.
thai,
Draus I'm PalSsr @alb itiebu ounfle
Oanne,
lin bel uus. bebsem, DO wadit bas oil |!
Ssi's brumm porus, bronws. orimms,
orunne,
's lit balt inpsrau bic ~frDbtid
Ral5-,
Sabn is, bum ie, bann ie ober benn
ie.
au bic Pdl,er piinide: @ott err
balt'sl@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
Sliegerinnen.
Sa9berffauoiser erflart ii@ srgeu
Srauru In Der @biatif,

Der ensIif4e GIieser 9. 6. Suds,
Der bur6 feline SturSfliige in gnglanb
f9nfu befannt seiporben lit, berDffents
li9t In elmer 2onboner Wo9enI6riIt
etne Iaunise Sdilbsrung ieiner Grs
fobrungen nit tpeibli9en PaFasiersn.
Diie grfabruusen finb i'm allg.meis
men nidt fonberli6 ermutigenb gefpe>
fen, benn Suds sibt allen Srausn ben
Rat, ii9 ME Inn Slieserlorbeeren ail
beiperben. sc sibt, msint er, gstpib
einise ipenige 4usnabmen, sSrauen bon
fait mGnnlibem temperament, bic in
9lusenbliden Der 9.fubr eine eritaun>
li4e 9eiffessesenpart aeigen; aber
bos iinb Qusnabmen, bic bic Regel
beftdttgen. llnb bic Resel beibt: bos
sgliegen TT cine SGtigfeit, bic bem
ipeiblihen Raturelf ipiberfpridt. 3por
benten bic Srauen meiit f6neller als
Der Mann, absr bic f9nelIere Grtennt=
nis IeBt ii6 nur in ben tpenisften SGIs
len in ri6tisss Sonbeln lin: fnit tm=
mer fplgt elm @ugenblid Der SaHungs<
loisteit, initinftib regt fih in Der
Srau ber @unId. bas siitise S9idfaI
mDge nun einiprinsen, tur5. iie pers
Iiert leidt ben 8opf. Die 9omsn,
bic aIs paFasiere nit mir flosen,
fagt 9uds, rbanbeln fait INNER 70.
ipie bic uniiberle9te Willtiir elmer
2auns ss ibnsn einsibt. IaFsn iid bonn
3ufaG treiben, fnb impulfip. unb Elm
5lieser barf ME impulfp fein. Sn
ben meiiten ssGIlen tannten Iie sipor
bic 9sfabr ni9t, in ber mir sinise
Wlale fdtpebten, als mir in elm 2uftz
lodi serieten, iis Iudten unb fanben bic
plDblihen S9ipantungen ber Wla>
fbine febr ton,if9 unb omiifant; in
ben spei ober brei 5Gllen aber, in be-
men bic Dame bic tpirtli6e 9efabr
abnte, perlpr iie fofort ben Ropf unb
tlammerte sii6 an ben nGhftbeten Sc
genitanb an, Der in Rei9pette ibrer
SGnbe mar. Wenn bic ssrauen sins
Maf6ine al1ein iteuern ipiirben unb
in Elm 2uftlod fdmen ober bon elmer
90 mitgeriFen piirben, bann tpdrs
sans sstpib ibr eritsr SmpuIs, bas
Steuerrab fubren gu lafen unb iid)
perapeifelt irgenbpo an ber Waidins
ansutlammsrn. in Der Soffnung. bas
Sdidial perbe nun einsreifen unb
bas slueseug .tpieber aufridten. Denn
beute llnfGlle tpeibli6er Slieser ielter
iinb, 70 ertlGrt iih bas baraus, bab
iebt nur pirtli9 seiitessesentpdrtiss
unb mGnnli6 bisppniert. Srauen baa
ssliegen erlernen; ober ipenn bic 3abl
Der S6iilerinnen, irgenb elmer Wobes
laune sebor9snb. grub ipirb. banu
iperbsn mir piele llnsliidsfdlIe erleber
miiFen. :. glein, bic Srauen folleu
niht gpiatiter iperben tpolIen, unt
borin tperben mir ole iene erfabrener
Qutomobilifen, bic, tpenn INNER fl
cine Some om Steuer zines glutoa
auftnu9en ieben. poriidttg ibren eisss
men Wasen gum Salten brinsen, sanl
denik beiftimmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
,,S6limmfter anfaa
pol NerDGlitat"

8or rngefdbr breiBig Sabren
tpuroe Or. Ntiles' gterpine gum
.erIten 0tal BENT Bublitum als elm
,Seilmittel fir neruole Setoen por'
aeIteat. Ger fait all9emeine De-
brau6 oeSielben i'm gan5en Sanoe
iIt Der beitmo9lidite geueis ieines
8ertes.
Bon iebem Stoate in Der Union
fino freipiaiee 8el9niiie eingelall-
fen llngeIudt nnb gerne 9egeben,
bon 2euten, Die tpirflif bon einem
nerb0ien 2eioen befreit luilroen.
Otrs. Sarab g. Gorter bon
GIarfs Sill, SnO., lit cine bon Die
fen ipobl5ufriebenen Sunoen bon
Or. 0tiles' gterpiue. Sic ibreibt
ipie folgt;
SD fam 9r. RiIss' gsroiue einiatb gar nitbt
entbehren gor mehreren Dlonnten tuuroe icp
mad, ca G5rippe bon Weruofitdt angeeriiRn. ee
tuuroe 10 ithlimm, oab i'd Faa nno Nabt tpeosr
ruben nudb raiten tonnte bis i'd pouis erihoptt
tuar sJch tunnte tueoer orbeiten. not metne 1es
oanten lnnne eenpp sniammenhalteH. nm elns
unterhaltung 5u tlhren Sdb holpsrte. psnn aa ip
tat ben id1 lie IN meiuem aeben hattie. SD tantte
eine fslnidhe uon Or. glieS' Nerone uno nachoem
Id fe uerbraudlt bate. tuuroen meine Wsrpen
riibtaer baher nabm i'd uoth mehr uou ber Weots
atm Rodloem i'd bic brittle sSladle eingenonirneii
bate. fanb i'd. baB i'd sfuanste. Riuno i'm ve;
iuitbt sueenpmmen bate nno 10 tnhls 70 olsi olsi
Verptne nic1t fir $4,000 nertauien. iuenu id tiis
riif mlbte. no i'd mar. ebe i'd nit oeren Ss'
brnudh anfna.
3um gertauf bel allen apotbefern
gYenn bic erfte 5laidIe uidt bilft, min
S6r @elb 5uriideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04

Basner, bas 8asner.Spernbau8 NIT
Der Wohnuu9 Waguer's ~WabnfrteoA
osm beuti1en Bolt uls @eident usr'
MAIDEN mill. sA.ss
T SIM oenti6en Soloninlamt 3u
Berlin bat Die @sneralueriammluns Der
Diamantsnresis fir Die Diamantfeloer
in Deutl9.S 9.Sitafrifa itattsefunoeu. Der
Sabresberibt mar ein geraoe3u 9lGns
Seuoer. fonnte bod fouitatirt weroen,
baB fid bic glusbeute oes lssten Sabres
auf nahesu A Wiilliousn Wtarf itsllte.
Der Weitereutnideluns Der Diamans
tenprobuttion In Deuti1 'Sftafrifa Dir6
Oas s!:H,suOfts Rrosuoitifon ssftsllt.
# gBie In Berlin beiannt sessbsn
miro, bsreitet Die beutide Rssierun9 elm
Reidsseies Dor, unter wel6em bic
vsbensuerii1erungs @eiellf6aften 8e.
balten iein iperben, einen sewifien Pro'
3sntiat in Staatspapieren anSulegen.
Sn BreuBen beitebt bersits elm oerarte
sss @eies. rleberbaupt bat bisber ies
Der 8unoesitaat In Der anselesenbeit
na6 ei9ensm @rmelien seban6elt. Dtts
itS iaIl nun anberS meroen unb bur4
stn allsemeiuss 8sidsseiss ssrssslt wsr'
ben.
T Sn 3idterfelbs bel Berlin, Der
@arniion bes @arbei6iisen.BataillOn
uub bem Sis Der Saupt'Saoettenan'
itolt. bat Die Ssier bes bunbertiabrisen
Yeitebsns oss In Der 3sit bes Rinseus
ssssn ben frun,6iiiden @roberer seitif'
teten @arbeitiisen iiuo Sur Subelfeter
ibres BataiIons berbeiseitr6mt, Der.
itdrtt our4 uiele 9unosrte uoH @diten.
T aiissmeiue @snustbuuns bat In
aans Deutl1lanb bic 9iahridt iiber ben
unsemeln siinitissn Stano Der &eias.
SSinau5en beruorgerufsn. 9tah Der 10.
melt m6slidsn uebsriidt mirb oisRsids.
regieruns ndmlid beim Sabresabi9luB
niht nit erbebliden Seblbetra9en 3u
rs1uen baben, mie ieitber ausenommea
wurbe. Dem Yoranitlae nad miro
iosar nod Elm nsbsri9ub uorbauosn
isiu.
T Das Domfapitel In 9reslau bat
an Stelle oes Dor einissn Wionateu uers
itorbeusn Siiritbiidofs Saroinul BON
8opp ben Biihof pon ailoesheim, Or.
Gbolf Betram, gum 5iiritbiibof Sress
lau's, Der sr6Btsn Dib,eie Deutid.
lambs. erforen. Der ueue 5iiritbtlhof
1T elm Nnbdnssr Der 86lner Ri1tun9
3u @uniten Der ssmiihten fonfeiiionel.
len 9riitlihsn @ewerflhaftsbspesnns.
T Das 5eft ibrsr 25idbrissn 3use.
bSristsit gum @nismble Oes Shauipiel'
baules In Berlin feierte bte 80ni9li6e
Soildauipislsrin Roia BOppe uno mar
aus oieiem anlaB Der @e9euitano gros
Ger @brun9sn pon Seiten Der Rollegea
uno Sollesinnen, uiaauA Der Bibnen.
leituns. 2estere lisB Der 9efeiertsn
Sinltlerin elm nit Diamanten beiestes
Diaoem iibsrrei6en.
T Gus Sranffurt fommt oie Otaas
ri1t, baB bel ben arbeiten ftir elm nenea
Babusslsiie auf Der Strede 8erlins
i5ranfiurt elm sroBer @rOrutid itattse'
iunben bat. Die abserutiGte Wtaiie
betrdst nidt meniser wie 180, 600 3u.
bifmeter uuo infOlse osIisn Ut Der wia.
terialfdaoen iebr srob ; er piro auf cine
balbe Wfilliou Marf 9eiGatt.
T geter Paul b. Mauisr, Der @r.
fin6er bss mad ibm bsnauuten @ewehrs.
lit In Stuttsart in SBarttsmbers In
Utter pon 76 Sabreu ssitorbsn. i.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04

Der beboaptet. man biirfs ben
Wein ni9t ipe6ieln, 1T Elm &ebsr; bic
3unss itumpft ii4 ab, nod benz britt
ten @laie perliert ber beits Mein feline
Gioenheit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-04
@sr aud Iitbt, @ttb, @tu unb @tIans,
Briebr bsim BtItsr Rod fttn etbsuIane.
Vtttor Sod,
SCRANTON HOUSE,.
@ss.Habsr bI D., g. %. 8ra&tftattss.
eadawauna Gpsnus, Scrantou, 30
Mbeunt atisntus

Sfbeumatismiis
Gin paar fraftiss @iursitanssn nit
Or. Ri4tsr's
Pain -D<PeheT.
psrbsn alls Sdmer,eu uub Steifbsit
Der @tiebsr benebmen. 9eibet ntat uii'
uDtbie. 25e unb SOC In Gpotbefen unb
BON
T. AD. RICHTER q CO.,
(aus RuOolitabt, Ebiriussn,)
1850 washington Str, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
THE MANLIUS SCHOOLS.

MANiIus. y. Y. Feb. 1.-THE company
which will represent ST. Johns In the
annual military school competition at
the Seventy first Regiment Armory. New
York city. during April next has at last
been formed. Already considerable
amount of time has been devoted during
drill period TO this organization. the ar
ranging and rearranglng OF the aspirants
TO positions of honor in the ranks de-
manding extreme care on the part OF
Capt. Nerbeck When the men have
been permanently chosen the company
will he drilled In all the requisite move
ments and good results are hoped for on
the part of all the officers.
The basketball team split even during
the past week by defeating Johnston High
School. Is to II. and losing to the SYRIA
Cuso Freshmen. 80 TO ~.
The Windmill made it's appearance
for the frst time since the holidays and
was perused with interest by the Corps,
Interesting moving pictures were dis
played TO the corps at the customary
week end entertainment. A school BOARD
OF censorship was recently appointed
and will select motion pictures OF par
t!cular interest to the school for these
evenings set aside for amusement
Several new plays are being rohearsed
by the members OF the Punchinolo So
ciety. devoted to dramatics, and IL is ex-
pected that they will be presented in the
near future.
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WHEATON COLLEGE.

NoEToN. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE new cata-
logue is now ready for distribution and
can be had by addressing a request 10 the
Registrar. Wheaton College. Norton. Mass.
The Wheaton Record. the college maya
zine, IL in press and will be published
within few days,
Mrs. Katharine Lowell Bowlker presi-
dent OF the Womens Municipal League Of
Boston. recently addressed the student
body on the subject The Civic RESPONSE
bility OF Women"
The new swimming pool which was for
mally opened just before the Christmas
holidays Is in constant use. Several
classes have been formed under the in
structlon of Miss Irene L. Telford, di-
rector Of the gymnasium.
The Boston Quartet OF Ancient InstTu-
ments. \, Gietzen. viole d'amour r. Fosse,
hautbois d'amour; NJ. Belenski. violc de
gambe. and Charles w Adams. harpsi-
chord. assisted by Mrs. Laura Littletield
soprano. recently gave most enjoyable
concert. the third in q series arranged by
the department OF music.
Tho annual carnival was held last week
on the reservoir Roaring fires were kept
burning In the middle OF the lake and re-
freshments OF coffee and doughnuts were
served from the summer house on the
shore number OF guests attended from
out of town. DIR, Warren, DR.. and Mrs,
Miller and the Misses Telford. Eager and
Shepard acted as chaperons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
TOME SCHOOL.

PoRr DEPOSIT, Md. Feb. li.--prepdra,
lions have been completed for the annual
dance. to be given on Friday, Februa ry
90 in the large dining hall of the school
Horace Burrough Sd OF Baltimore. the
president OF the senior class is chair
man of the dance committee The other
members of the committee are Dudley r.
Burril of New Rochelle. y. Y. Joseph
l.. Eastwick Of Norristown. Pa Eugene
Van Horn Weems OF Winchester. Va.
William =. Harvey OF Chicago and Ernest
X. Leonhard Of Haledon, N. J, It Is
expected that a large number OF the
alumni OF the school will be present.
A very interesting and stimulating ad-
dress was given before the students OF the
Tome School last Friday evening by Dr.
Philander =. Claxton. United States Com
missioner of Education This was Or.
ClnXton's second visit to Tome
Tones success In winning the second
place in the meet at the Erasmus Hall
High School. Brooklyn. has encouraged
the track team to hope for "A very sue
cessful season, The school was repre-
scented to-day at the Johns Hopkins meet
by the following members OF the school !:
Cyrus Miller, 40 yard run Milton Chcs-
hroueh. shotput Joseph Eastwick, George
Phillips, william Harvey and I.ohnas
Ashton in the half mile relay,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
THE sC0vnLE SCHOOL.

The Studio Club OF Mrs. Helen NJ SEQ
ville's School. 2ot2 Fifth avenue. at the
monthly open evenings brings the work
to the Preside by an exhibition Of the
arts industries and customs OF the various
countries IA gained from the regular
studies and by the yearly visits Of the
school European travel class to foreign
countries. As the itinerary OF tho travel
class sailing June 2 includes Greece the
subject OF the next club meeting on Feb
ruary - will be ''The Message Of Greek
Art" Miss Rosa Beverly Chisman. as
s'stant principal In charge. Tho young
ladies members OF tho club will discuss
Grecian history. the Greek drama. poetry,
and illustrate the music and dances
beautiful costume dance OF spring
will be given by Miss Lipscomb, Miss
keefe. Miss Hilborn. Miss Camp, Miss
Sproule. Miss Brown, Miss Scales and Miss
Adams.
Mrs. Scoville Ia giving weekly Monday
lectures. illustrated. on the Wagner cycia
vocally illustrated by the vocal students,
with Mr.. Mildenberg at the piano.
On February i3 Mrs. Scoville gave \
valentine dance TO the young ladies OF the
school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
PRIVATE SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES
elmer Ellsworth Brown Tells
About a National University

cultivated together and all upon the larg.
est scale. there shall emerge new and en-
tightening theories. embodied in new and
well grounded principles of social develop
ment
Finally il have spoken thus far Of
the sciences only II is not meant to the
exclusion OF the arts Quite the contrary
In more profound sense than Ia com
monty believed the arts are bound up with
the sciences In the making Of our civili-
zsuon. Music, sculpture and painting are
generally speaking mere hangers on In
our scheme OF higher education to-day
This is one OF the defects in our uni
versity life which the nineteenth century
has handed on to the twentieth. II Is
one of the defects which n national uni
versity should help els to correct. II
We are to have anything like national
standards in our drama. in our fiction
and our verse, in the aggregate architec-
turc of our cities. in the fine arts generally
still more II we are to make dis
clplined sense of beauty sustain. correct
and supplement the scientific trend OF
our life--our national university mus,
help US In this great work. At best
1t is slow work and a mighty. We
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shall do well II another century shall
ma us FAR advanced upon IL.
What has been offered here liz only
the barest outline of n great hope and
dream for our national life. 1t will seem
far removed from those briefly jotted ex-
pefienccs with which this article began
II " n hope and dream which those ex-
periences. however petty by comparison,
did not in any measure dampen or abatc.
Indeed while had at Washington a keen
sense OF the disproportion between the
work In which l was engaged and the
work of that kind which this country
imperatvely needs I went on In that
work with n growing conviction that no
greater or lesser performance of my own
or OF any other Commissioner. no fayoiing
or adverse attitude OF successive S.crc-
taries. Congresses or Presidents. can in
the long run prevent this country from
greeting its great national institution OF
education. science and the arts. at least
coordinate with the traditional branches
of government. In which all systems and
institutions OF science. art and education
throughout the land shall be participants
and shalt ind therein new realization
of their best ideals"
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LECTURES ON TYPES OF SCHOOLS

How leading ideas in modern education
are being carried out in certain charac-
teristic types OF schools will be the topic
OF "A course Of five lectures to be delivered
before the Federation for Child Study,
The object is to help parents who find it
necessary to comprehend the educational
environm, mt OF their children in order
to know IN what sort of school they are to
be placed The first lecturer In this course
OF "Types OF Schools" will be Father J. H.
McMahon OF our Lady Of Lourdes. who
will speak on "The Church School,"
Alfred Il. Stearns OF Phillips Academy.
Andover, will speak on THE Preparatory
School or Academy" The third lecturer
will be Frank s. Hackett. principal OF
Riverdale Country School. whose subject
will be THE Country Day School," He
will be followed by c, n. Kendall. Com
missioner of Education OF the State OF
New Jersey. who win discuss THE Public
School" and the last Of the course Will
be by Or Felix Ader. leader OF tn"
S1cle.y for tthcal Culture. He will SNOW
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THE GARDNER SCHOOL.

AT the Gardner School. 6o7 Fifth ave-
nue.. the next lecture In the series arranged
for the season will be given by Miss
r. F.. Zimmerman on February IS (after-
noon) In the school auditorium Miss
Zimmerman will tell Of Famous Gar
dens." giving a brief history Of the won q.
derful gardens of England. France. Italy.
Japan and other countries. which will be-
illustrated by $50 colored lantern slides
and by rare old prints OF gardens never
shown before.
At the informal Friday evenings an en-.
tertainment given by the young ladies' Of
the school precedes the reception. On
Friday evening last guests were enter
,ained by Miss NJ. c. Monroe (reader)
Mrs. r. =. Mccain (soprano), Miss r
Cunningham twhistler) and Miss T
Brunges tviolinisD.
The next lecture will be by Kate Unison
Clarke on the subject lame Austen
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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.

GAaDEN CITY, l.. l.. Feb. III. w
Sanborn, New York state Indian Com
missioner for the Chicago worlds fair,
visited the school recently and gave his
lecture on the Language. Customs and
Traditions OF the Iroquois Indians"
A very appreciative audience enjoyed
the recital of Stephen Phillips's "Herod''
on the evening of February by Henry
Lawrence Southwiclt. president OF the
Emerson College of Oratory In Boston.
The recital was one OF the best that the
school has had In several years.
The professional entertainers yielded
the stage this evening TO home talent and
Saint Pauls Dramatic Club presented the
one act farces Turn Him Out" and "A
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Academy, spent an evening at the school
and read from her new novel. "Wa!ts,!ii
baxter" The school has had many other
well known people visitors and
speakers. IN January the Rev. Dan
Crawford. the famous Scottish mission
AIRY. spoke to the school OF his life In cen
,ral Africa
Work on the Antoiueite Han Taylor In
Urinary. the cornerstone 81 which was laid
by Mrs. John Phelps Taylor IN October
has been progressing rapidly and 1he out
side OF the building Is now completed.
Last Saturday the Abbot Academy
AumnR Association and the Boston Alb
bot Club held their annual joint meeting
and luncheon at the Hotel Vendome in
Boston