davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

iblafiie Ge5iln ben nsuen 3uitdnO 81
erIaiIen oas ssiIii9e 2luge ivis0cr eli
re5 &iidblidens fdbig geporOsn iDor,
ba lag bort binier i6m oos Gjroulen
uno ltnlelis, ftyn Elm Sraumgcs
bilce. Sin Ding, cas bcuiIi@ ners
ben tonnie in man0er StunDe. ab2r
niemals Wirtli8tsii eeptien mar Der
Sraim bonn 9rninant un6 @rafen
gBil6elm 8ronoeniein, Dem Sfii3icr
i'm rei6sn o'oroeregiment. Der IN
froBenoen llnif0rmea einbcrge9an9ell
unisr BEN G0cIleitsn elm 0jleiNcr rar
be- ritt uno ipisite, ber oad, eiNmal
aino in einem GGloB geweisn ioar
ouF 8iiiergjlern Gobn uno 0err,
2ie6Iiua oer ieinsn giitigea Nlutter,
GruDtr bes tublnen S@meIterd2ns.
Das 8mii1enitiid Der creiunOsin
balb Sabre mar bic llmi@msl3una aes
foeIcn Gotle 0aS @or5erige aus Slui
unO Nno@cn gsbrannt.
Gin rSues 21eisn, Der Sbcyseiinor
Winiam 9rancon. mnr cntianogn
DeNen Gbre uno GlrgeiS dltee 8ebics
men Der @dite, oeHcn GriOig cine boae
Gaite Triatgelo. baHen Slid leig
tleiner GeFb, geeib uno 5tinoer lpas
rem. Sin init isiner Gage po6isls
frieoener, gang lnlompli3ierf,r
Nlenin in Dem bic Mirili4ieit uuo
lener Groum einer 8crsrlHcuj iid
hiemols it0reno 6syi5ricn,
8is leute! 9is b,ui,!
Seale2 Mar oas wrili9 lcais erIi
gSpelen2 Dor Stun0en crAR as
ldg au6 bersiis naee Dsr gcsifn e,S
iIAwlrlIiasn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Cine ejeFoIt aus Dem 9roum par
leibboft eridhnsn.
glusen cine Stimme Sdn6e
~ uno Elm Ging
N3utiers 9ling.
Ser cine Rire. len N1utier fcis qe-
trasen bate. Das glnSen!en BON
6rsoa &o1iB, itrer SusenbfreuuSin.
Sn einem ein5igen Nlcmsnt bate
IGN Der blaue Stein ipic Elm 3cu6sr=
amulet in IeireH Soar se5puHseu
QSie oft batie er alS &na6s oieIen
&ing 6eirontst, IGN IN 6anoen ess
BAH n is9on ais iein siesner Singer
no4 3lI tlein fir ben f9wsrsn gol0s
reif sepeien hcr.
lln0 Wlutter 6diie i6m uao ben
@riioern sic ntripiiroise ciHselGlnits
tene @emne geseiot uno ertldrt: beu
&opf nit ben crei Geii@iern. G,n
mGnnlifes. ein neibliGts NroFt rno
hodnoiiger Bicosrtopk lluo in bsE
Wlitis 0os einqeiigie qolocne 60rn4
den oss Mi0Ders, 0a8 bilDeS 3udlfiA
quo bic 6elm3ier oes @lonass uno
zen 6aorIpmNd Der SyraA. liro fic
fallen an benz leltlemen Cmsl,u.n
berumserdiielt rr0 c8 neis fiu c'a
9ou6eriiild crsldtt ua0 nos I'm
G@loF porcn ibm b,r blous S2tyi gao
Sic rerfhiunorrcn Cdnlnfehfsvr.t, heS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

len ai6t es uidts bon 9c0clttuua 5t
beridten~
fontenegrtner mel0en an
gebIibe @rfolgc
2on0on 3. Ge3. IT Cine iemi.
ofii5icQe Gepeide BON Gettinie an bic
9leutcr'ide g3o6ridten 9lgeutrr be-
iogt ooB oie Seiterrei6er ieit fiinf
Eaaen ouoouerilOe glnitrengrngeu
gemo6t 6a6en oie montenegriuiide
9lrmce bon ser ier6iiden 9lrmee o6.
5uihucioeu. CAB ieOo6 oie @lontc'
neariner aQe Oieie @eriube Oereitel.
ten, oic Siieniipe crgriifeH unO Die
Geiierreiber gum 9iiid5uge 5pangen.
Gie Seiterreitber 6o6en ange6lib
600 OIL So0ten uno @eruunOeten
uerloren pd6renO oie @erlIite ser
Wloutcnegriuer iiA ouf 33 6elieieu.
Gle &Gumung 8eIgroo's.
@uriS, 3. Te3. r. Sine Gepeife
aus 9}ii6 an Oic 9alfau ggentur
inter ocm Gotim 0es I. Ie5ember
ai6t 9}d6crcs ii6er sic &oumung BON
9clgrao Ourc6 ole Ser6en Sic iogt:
.Sn lle6ereinitiruming nit Oen
BON Oeni ier6iiten @enerolito6 ent.
iuorfencn itrateaiideu &lane, ser iiir
sic Ourd oie Sperotionen Der Deter.
rci6er gcidofieue Situotion 9Ib6iilfe
6rinQcn ioQte, purOe 9elgroO &c.
rdunt, nahoen 0ie Seiterreidcr Die
9inic Oon Suji6e nad &ocierltA
Ourd6rohen botten.
Sic Gounutug pur0e in oolltom'
menIter Gromng poll5ogen un0 bic
Ceiierreider-p 5u feiner3elt,
Sem Nlorid Der ier6iibeu Erlippen
ctpos in Sen @cg 3u legen.
Sm lle6rigen mar an %. gfopem'
Der bon Ser 5rout nidts gIeues 5u
beribten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Geutld der &oloutnlletres
tarint 4ugelregcn.
9riiiicl ii6er Soag mo 9on.
oon g. Iej. Or. Solf Der oeuticbe
Nolonial Setretdr bate por etli.
den Eaaen Elm fnappes Gntfonmen.
g9d6reno elmer glutomobiIfa6rt ent.
lang ser 5ronte nobe GirmuOe &c.
riet6 CT III oie 6euerlinie Der en9li-
idcn @erihan5iugeu, uelhe iih nnr
400 gar0s bon ser StroBe entiernt
beionocn. glidt nir Gugeln fielen
in oircfter 93a6c Oes ghitos, iouoeul
es erplooirte aud Elm Sdrapnen
gan5 IN ser 9ldGe. Gin @umnIirei.
fen mur0c bon elmer augel getroiien.
Der G1auiieim oerudte, Oen Sda
ocn 5u rcpariren, aber Die engldnoer
6aiten in5miiden sic aennue Giiian5
ieiiaeitcat un0 Der Sefretdr fubr in
0ent pcrfriippeIteu Qlutomobil nah
Girmu0c, no er iicb in einem Der noe
niaen nod lmbewo6nten Sduier aui.
6ielt, bis Die @laidme pieoer repo-
rirt mar.
Sibuug 6eS italienii d en-
@arlaments.
~ om 3. Gc3ember 92t GRO.
ser 5pauumg miro bier Die alf
moraeu angciebtc sibuuo oes italic.
niihei @arlamentS ermartet. @s
miro Dernutblid sic wihtigite &or.
lomcnts. 5itima felt geiteben oeS
aoniarcihs meroeu. 400 Deputirtc
upo 300 5euatoreu iino bereitS in
Ser Nauptiia0t oa5i eingetroifen.
@rcmier Salan0ra miro iiber Oie
Nluiierial.@olitif imO oie @riinoe
erldutcrL sic Stalieu 81 elmer be
ipaiincten imo a6mortenoen gleiItra
litat" peraulaBteu 5erner miro Der
9eridt ii6er Die militdriibeu imo
6lotten.9iiiihngen entgegen aenom-
men meroeu fiir Ole 6ereits 1000
100000 6ranfeu (S200,000, ,OO0)
pcrausgabt moroen iilo
gQs ser @remierniniiier in ieiner
9lcoc oni oic noeredten glnipriide"
Stolicus 3u ipreden fam er6oben
lid sic 0litelieoer Der duberiteu Siu-
ten mo rieien lalit: 0@iDa Greut, Di.
pd Grieiil~ Gie 3uidauer in oen
@oQeric'n 6etbeiliaten iih on Der &C.
moniiraton.
s. iicl anf. 0aB Gr a2remierni
nilier @iolitti iiA oen 9eiiaasdiBe'
rlmacn ser Geputirien andloB
gllS Sic 5ibung inn 9eariife itano.
lih 5u bertagen iaate Deputirter
Gomau0ui. er miinide Die @ommer
aui5uior0ern noen 6eroiicben un0
imaliidlihen 9elgieu~ i6re @riiBe 81
ii6erniitiein, sic gon5e aammer,
einidicBGh Oes %raiioeuteu iolUie
Sic D1iniltcr itno 3uihauer erboben
Iid 0orauf uno 6raheu IN Sohruie
aui 9ciaien gus
9ui Ell M q den ongebltb
Tortidritteb @rafan.
Qon0oL 3. Ie5. Ger @etro
Qra0er Correspondent Ser Zines"
bcrpciii oorout oaB oie 9iniicu ourd
sic @ieoercinno6me BON StrDtow
Sen @eiib ser Soo8 @aridan,9o5n-
liuie pieoer geiuouucu 6dtten. er
fiiat binju:
.e,u ben Stelfmgen ser ge0neri'
iden gfrmeen in @oleu III feine
merfli1e 9Ien0erlng eingetreten, uno
sic Deutiten 1olten oiien6or nod
sic Central @egeno weitlid bon
golpic5. gie Sihation blei6t an'
bcror0cntlib ittereiant tmo aeIa9r.
lid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

acmodicr 6Iudtoorin@ miroc BON
Ben 4aGen oereitclt, welde nit oui,
sepilan3tem 9oionett eini4ritten
m0 me6rcre perpnnoeteii
Die 9hsidreiting mar Oic 6oIge
oobon ooB elm @eianaeuer Dor oen
onOcren oont pro6lte, Dab er 6alO
cntloiieu luiiroe Gies drgerte ieinc
aamerooen iuelde i6n anoriiien.
Gie @1Hcn traten oo5miiben, wur.
oen a6er ii6erlp1ltiat.
Gle &eiernen muroen 6eronSaerlis
fen, uno ais oieiel6cn sic Scene err
rei6ien, ia6en Iie iid 1000 @eiouee-
ncn aeaenii6er, Die nit Stoden. .Stei.
neu uno 3iegeln bemoiiuet ami iie
einitronlteu God Die 9leier0en &c.
iuonnen 6olO sic S6er6ono lleber
Die 9doelsfii6rcr muroc sic Gin5el-
bait per6dngt. 9&ur Gin Monn mur.
oe bel Dem Gencontre ernitlicb Der.
lebt.
gorWegii6er 3 1mpfcr
cnlifde @riie.
9on0on 30. 9touember. (Su
ser lle6ermittllng per3ogcrt.) ~
9loDo's glgeutur erflarte 6eute, BOB
Der normeailc6e Gompicr u&on,~
mel6cr geitern (Sonnta9) Don Stem.
gorf in 9iperpool eintrat bon oen
britii6en 9hhoritdicu in @eialag ae.
nommeu wur0e uno ais griie ae5al.
ten miro.
9sem gort 3. 0c5em6cr.
Ger Gompicr Sian" wuroe bon
Barber & So bon bier 6eIaocn. Sn
Dem Bureau wuroe aeiaat, ooB Oie
6irma BON 9lgentcn in 9ioerpool oie
91o6rdt empfan0en babe, oaB Oas
5diif bon Sen britiihen 9eboroen
3peds Examination oetinirt moroen
iei; Dab Ger Gompier als &riie &C.,
nommen mor0en iei Oooon Uiiie Die
6irHa nidlts
Gas Cargo 0eS 0ampiers 6eiiebt
aus Dcridie0enen 9lrtifeln oarlm-
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @u.
pier mo 9e0cr. Sin She'll oes Gar.
COS mar fiir 9iDerpool, scr GeIt hir
@ot6en6erg un0 NlaImo beitmmt.
Ger 0anipier fil6r om t3. glopem.
Der bon 9lew 9orf nab 2iuerpool
o6. Gr bat einen Gounengebolt BON
1916 1onnen.
Ger &onig BON gnglan D
i'm 6euer2
Qon6orL 3. Ge5eni6er. a6nig
@eorge bon @uolan0. eiul6cr ole bri.
tiideu Euippen in 6lanoern beiudt
Bat, beaa6 iid 6eute an sic Seuer.
9mie. Gieie 4m0e 6ringt cine &C.
lep6oubotidoit, Die bepte 91odlmittag
aus Calais bel ser rGUeuing Neus~
einliei.
&cpoIte in beIgiib en-
rs -Gon8.entrntionSInger
60 uoou 3. Gc5enber. 9lad
9luaabe oes .Set goIf," elmer in
9lmiteroom pibli3irten 3eihmg,
bra6 aeiiern IN Dem 6elaiiden @on.
5entratiouslaaer in 3eiit Sollauo,
cine Repolie ans.
Solldnoiiher Sruppen ieuerten ui
Die 9elgier, tooteten feds imO Der.
munoeten nemi oerielben. lIe6er 0as
@orfomuniB iino nod feiue nd6creu
gin3eln1eiten befannt.
Ter GorreiponOent oes Reuter-9u.
rcaitS ii 9lmiteroam ion0te oie Niel.
Dung no1 2onOon.
(Spdtcr.) 99ie eS 6eiBt, lag
Ser @riuo 81 Dem 9husbrud oorin,
0aB sic internirien 9elgier barber
Kinder Schrei0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
@ n g TO RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

ini5uirie0en warcn 0aB i6ncu uidt
crlaubt muroe, 9einde Don Mitglic.
bern i6rer 6omilien 81 empiaugen
Gs iinO ueitere Sruppen bon lit.
rc@t nau 3ciit geianot woroen Inn
Die @oden 5i UerIidrfen, "a Oie 9Iiii-
rcsuug I'M Eager iortOauert.
Sriidc 9citunaen miB.
fallcncngliiber cgic.
rnHg.
1u6lin 8. 0e3em6er (oia Sou-
oon.) - Sic 3eihma Sim 5ein"
cribicu bciite uidt. Die Serausge6er
reigertcn iib, cine 3eituno 81 0ruf-
ten, neil lie bon 0en 9eborOen 9e-
wornt poroen maren Dab i6uen noe.
gen @er6ficntliAumg BON grtifelL
oeren Subalt lanoes0errdtberii6er
9}oiur eribeine, Gerfolglmg 0robe.
1ies lit Der 3lpeite S6ritt Ser 9le-
gierung in llnteroriiding iriiher
3eihmgen, meIde 0en Getrutirungs-
gemii6uugen opponiren mo pro-
oeiltiben @eiii6len 9hSorud gebcu
@eiiern 9lbcnO mternabm ole 20.
li5ei cine &o35io aui Oas Bureau
ocs Strip S5reeoom4 elmer Wlonats-
idriit, nnO coniis5irie ollie Gopien
Ger 3eituna, ole on oen Gerfouis-
itdnOen ieilgeboten muroen.
&rupp'fcbe @erfe 6om6ar-
0irt2
2onoon 3. Ge5. Cine Gepe-
Idle ou oie GrGouge Eelegropb So
pom Soag citirt cine 9ta6ridt ans
Berlin Oes SuboltS, oaB Oie &rupp'
ideu @crfe 81 @iieH pon einem Suit
ihifier 6om6or0irt purOeH, IS miro
angeae6cu, ooB ans Dem 9leropIoue
9om6en oui ole @e61roe gelporien
mlroen in wel6en @cidiibe 6erbe.
iteQt perOen. Scr 9lpiatifer entfam
unperlebt. Cie So6e oes augeridte.
ten S6ooenS lit uiAt 6efomit.
9lultrolier uR0 9ieHieeldn'
ser in Ggpptcu
2onoon, 3. De3. Giner gln
fiiuoiaung oes ofii5ieucn @reB .9ii.
reaus 5uiolgc imo Goutingente bon
gmiirolien mo glenicelano in @g0p-
ten gelanoet worOeu, inn Del ocrQ}er
t6eioigung oes 9anoes mit5u6elien
mo i6re 9lusbiloung 3u pollen0eu.
@enn oieie 9hs6iloung bolenoet it,
meroen iie iid Oircft sur 6ront 6ege.
ben, nm nit 0en ii6rieen Sruppen
in europa 81 tdnlpieu
@ns 0oS fran3oiiide
9ricgS6iircau
iogt
@oris, 8. Ge3. - Ser nohiie-
6euoe geridt wurOe 6eltc 93odmit.
tag pom fran50liideu ariegs .9iireau
oeroiientlibt
qsSn 9eleien ao6 cs beitigeS 9lrtil.
Irrie Seuer in ser 0iihtung aui
9lieuport imo iloli6 bon 9pern.
Sic lleberi1memmungen ba6en
lidl weiter iiiolih bon 3irml0e aus.
geoe6nt
Bon ser SDs bis sur Sonine fan
sen itarfe 9trtiaerie @eiedtc itatt
6eiouoers in slir 9loulette, weitlid
BON 2ens.
Gntlang ser gon5en 6ront bon Der
Somuc bis sur 9lisne unO in Der
Champagne 6erriHte 9lube
Sn Der glrgonncnscgcn0 unroen
me6rere 2lngriiie oes 6einOes 5uriid-
aeihlageL unO mir ma@ien lei6te
6ortidritte
SIM @ocbre 2iiirift legte bic
oeiitid)e 9lrtiuerie cine 9cpiiie glftiui.
tat al Sen Soa er5ieltc ieOod) mr
un6eocutenoe &eiultatc
SSn Sotbringen uno IN Ocu Soge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

St q u II q.
&om, 3. Ge3. - Gos itaIieniide
@orloment trot 6cnte in Sislng
Sine qroBe Nlenge BON 3uibouern
wo6ntc Der Sibuug 0es Senots umo
ser Eeputirtenfammer bel Inter
Sen gImueienocn 6cionOeu ii6 oie @r.
8reniier Nliuiiter @iolitti, 9u55otti
mo @ollour. Sic Giplomaten-Eri-
6iine mor ii6eriiiat
9Sreuliermiuiiter Solonora CAB Ell.
ne Grfldrlne o6. in pelder cr Die
Situotion, iopeit Stolien betroiieh
oes g3a6eren erl1ilterte, unO 6eiiir.
mortete, ooB sStolieu cine Saltlng
louoler, 0odJ podiamer lnO geDapp.
meter 03eutralitdt bei6e6olte Seine
9lusiii6ringen mnrOen mieOerboit
our6 louteu 9eiioa mterbro6en
Stolien oiirfte an 9}eutr a.
litdtfeit6olteu.
I -9um0'om 81. @eSs eerr9ielRr
GorreIpou0ent Ser Grtbonse Eele.
arap6 So. 6eri6tet OaB @remiernli.
niiter SolonOrn erfldrte, es lei fein
neucr 5oftor in Scr Sitlation FER.
Dorgctrcteu ser Stolien peronIolicn
iuiiroe. ieine neutrale Soltrmg 81
1n0crn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Sic Nliien maden 6oril1ritte IN
ser 9tadborihoit BON Srafau sic
6eiinocn iib iebt innerbal6 s 0leilen
BON Der Stoot~
9lIormmeI0ung oemcntirt.
&onDou, 3. Ge5. n Gine Gepe.
ide BON @iel6ourne an Oos 0lelter'.
i1e 9iireou beiogt:
Scr gcrid5t ser fonigliden Cont
MILTON Oementirt Die 9llorm NleI-
oungen be5iialid Der onge6liden
Cperotioncn Oes amerilanilAen
.geri Sriit" in 9luitralen"
&0ntgin pom 9elgicn feBrt
3uriid.
2ou0on, 3. Ge3. ~ Cine Tepe.
idle ans 8lanOern an sic oCoilg
glems" 6erifiet BON ser Hiidfe6r Ser
aonigin eIiia6et6 BON 9elgieu aus
5raufreid. Sic befin0ct iid Jest
iuieocr an ser Scite hires @otten
Seiterrei6's gtbiidt i'm
&femitoen
Serber.
2ou0on, 3. Ge5. ~ Ger 9lt6en.
Correspondent oes o0oiID G6ronicle"
iogt: Der 3med oes eueraiicben 9ln.
arifies Der GcIterrei9er ouf Die er.
mottete icrbiide 9lrmee lit Der, sic
Gontrole ii6er sic @a6n BON 9el9rao
nod Sofia uno Gonitantinopel 5u
er9alten moOirA Die freie 9eue.
auug bon Sruppen imo 2riegsmate.
rial }miihea Der 1iirfei uno Gelltid-
louo erlHogliht miro"
glppclI fiir &uiieu in @ali.
5ten.
2pn0on 3. Gej glod 9lnga
6c oes 9lenter @orreiponoenten 5u
@etrogroo baben oie itdotiiden 9e.
boroen ser ruiiiideu Souptitaot BON
0em6erg einen 9lppeIl erbolten pel.
der Siilie fir oie ruiiiiben g9ittUen
hno g8oiien mo ionitige 6e0iiritige
@erionen er6ittet melde in @ali5ien
acIironoct iino. llnaeio6r 100000
9uiien iino na6 gtngo6e oes glppeas
BON oeu Celterreiheru uerbaitet nor
SEN 1ie uiiiide glrmee rcitete 2OOO
BON oieien @eiongenen
Der ruliiihe @eneral @ouDerneir
.oes iebt BON Sen Hihien controlirten
E6eiles bon @ali3ien bot Sen glppea
inooiiirt.
Ger @3ar an ser 6ront.
@etrogroo, 8. 0e5. aoiier
91ifoIaus lit elmer offi8ieaen gInfiin.
oiguna 3ufolae ami oem 9riegsidau.
plate in @oleu eiugetroiien-
Sur @o6rung Der O ieutros
litdt9formegcn's.
2oR0pn 3. Gej. Cine Gepe.
ide ans G6riitionio, 9iorpeaen, All
oie ,Doilp 0loil" beiagt ooB a0nig
Saafou 6ente nadl Srouoiem 9eio6.
rem -iit 100 iir1 ur 9ura ~oes.
5dlohtihiiies uSarolo Sooriasre~
6egeben tpiro, Inn an ser aiiite bon
EronOjem nntb geraen entloug 81
ia6rcn iuo oie @aBnabmen 8u in.
ipbireu pelde fir oie gert6eioigung
Der noripegiiden 0leutraIitat eetrof-
fen iino
9(usfbrettungen i'm @efou.
genenIoger Bu Sanco tier.
2oncaiter, pia Sonool 3. 3e
SENDER. Gin bon 1000 @efomeeuen
i'm bieiiaen Congratulations = Soger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
Ten 0iirfte an v e Il II a
Iitdtfeit B oIten.
Werii6mter gGaIer ocitor6en.

2on6om 8. De5eni6er. SenrD
g9iaiom 9onfs 0obis, ser beriibmte
W3olcr, 1T geitern 9l6eno bier gcitor-
ZEN. Gr wuroe i'm Sabre 1888 &c.
boren. Gr mar Gin NlitglieO Der
cyilrD bel Scr @eltmsitelung in
Goris i'm Sabre 1889 imo flngirte
oIs 9Srdiioent ser internotionolcn
Ssurn bel Der @emGloc.9lusitelhn9
in Chicago i'm Sabre 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

pdHe 1nr RelIt in'S MnSlnno beiornt g.
Mainc gir. ala, ch'9altlmore.s strnhe, rabs
Gullum Gnnis qlufape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
CAMP NEWS.
Camp Champaign,

W llettS Bay, Aug. Is, IVA.
On Tuesday. August I. six canoes
and motor boat for escort left camp
for Montreal Rouse's Point, dis
lance Of about thirty miles, was
reached about , o'clock, whore camp
wasmade for the night.
An early morning start was made up
the Richclieu and we stopped al Fort
LennoX for luncheon. After luncheon
we pushed on 10 s.. Johns. which was
reached about I o'clock After wash
ing up and Gonuing little more cloth
ing we took the 5:3j train for Mont
real. The evening was spent quietly
a. the movies and We all retired early
TO our various suites at the Corona.
After breakfast ightsceiGg trips were
taken around the city. After another
afternoon of movies we boarded the
train for St. johns. We camped be-
low the city and woke up in the morn
ing 10 find the wind blowing too hard
TO 20 On. About 1870 the wind had
died down enough to 20 on and we
reached Fort Lennon. where we had
supper about o'clock.
We decided 10 make Rouse's Point
that night, so after packing uD we
started or. reaching Rouse'3 Point
nldnight. Just when everybody was i'm
very welcome sleep we were disturbed
by severe thunder shower and we
literally swan out OF bed. n was a
hungry and rather dampened crowd
that sat down to breakfast the next
morning. We started on the home
stretch with fair wind behind US.
and as we had sails We made good
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
c. C.. GAINES TELLS VIEWS
Head Master of Riverview
Speaks for the Old Fash
Toned School.

Riyerview is from many points OF
view one of the most attractive schools
along the Hudson River. Its partieu-
lar objects of pride are its gymna-
stun and athletic field the former
a separate building equipped with all
the modern gymnastic apparatus. and
IN largest attached 90 my preparatory
school along the Hudson River The
academy consists of four separate
buildings main, junior hall, the gym
naslum and the smaller halls stand
ing on q bluff rising from the Hud-
son River, on the outskirts Of POUCH
keepsie. Green covered swards, kept
in perfect condition, slop- on every
side Of these buildings to the road.
To the east on the other side Of the
road are situated the athletic heids
and tennis courts belonging TO The
school Between the main building
and gymnasium are the parade ground
and running track. The school is M
preached by a winding avenue, flower
bordered in the springtme, and shaded
with stately trees.
There are certain intangible diff
fcrences between the goodness Of good
schools and the badness Of bad schools
Tn distinguishing qualities Of good
schools are largely traceaDle TO the
impress of the personalities of the
pr cipal and instructors upon success
sive generations Of boys. The founder
may be dead. but his ideals live AMI
still pery9de his school IL has always
been the tradition that Riverview is
q schoC for good boys the school in
which the Wei us or intractable youth
has no ,lsce. This is felt by every
Riyeryi,w boy, from the president of
III senior class 20 the youngster in
the lowest form. No one is cOerced;
espionage IL unknown. The relation
o. pupil and teacher is a relation Of
mutual confidence. The atmosphere Of
Riyeryiew is not congenial 10 the boy
who must be watched or who cannot be
trusted.
Another Distinguishing trait Of the
school IS scholarship. The number Of
Riyeryiew boys who have won dIstinc-
tion al college is legion. and within
the last Few years members Of the
senior class have entered uncondition-
ally Harvard. Yale. Johns Hopkins,
Princeton. Amherst. Brown. Bowdoin,
Williams Columbia. Cornell. Dart
mouth. Union. the universities Of Chi
Cago. Wisconsin and Illinois. West
Point. Annapolis, the I'D. ichusetts
Institute OF Technology, the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute. N, Sheffield Sci
entiic School and Lafayette. The pol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
PIVERVEW MILITARY ACADEMY

tkC reasons Of their enforcement. We
inouirc into their desirability. etc.
Under the topic OF Household Arts,
we pursue q similar lire of study. We
s,ulv both Dy discussion and by vista
t5n ,he living conditions Of the mem
bcrs of the various strata OF society
acd also OF TIE varioUss representa-
tivas in the different local colonies OF
ave next visit the food factories,
Cairie, and settlements and study the
manner and degree in which these m
ddstries affect the homc-life OF the
city
"The Girls League is an extra recrea-
ton activity not a compulsory one
which does active work along certain
liacs. They raise money for selected
charity work The idea back Of tins
league is TO interest the girls IN TINS
social bettermcnt work. The aim IS
to give them the righ; kinds Of interest
and 10 give them some kind OF an idea
# social needs. All Of Ibis study leads
70 preparation for 4 life of social ser
vice in the best sense Of the word. we
also carry in oar curriculum a regular
acries Of lectures along the same
lines
In regard to the Horace Mann city
history course DR.. Pearson spoke as
follows: "In the elementary school the
history study is confined to the United
States. In the seventh, eight" ana
ninth years of the course, ]. e., IN that
part of the course which IS known as
the Junior High School. the regular
course comprises complete survey OF
world history.
AT the end of the Junior High
School term there is a survey OF GER
tain aspects of civilization, and an at
tempt is made to trace their develop
mcnt in world history. Some Of these
aspects are the steady growth of
democratic tendency IN government,
the relation Of the employer 20 the
labor question. the franchise. lnclud-
ing the suffrage movement. We DO not
attempt 10 take sides or to advocate
the enfranchisement OF women. We
merely study the suffrage agitation as
very small part Of that large ques-
tion.
Our method OF historical study is
somewhat new. We use no regular
textbooks, although. of course. certain
reference books are consulted Our
method is to 20 briefly over a certain
question. sucn a the peace ana war
movement. Then we pick out eight or
ten significant points in this large
question and study them in regard to
their place and value In the course OF
historical development.
"In mathematics in the Junior High
School we study arithmetic for eight
years. Then We take ~ mathematics
three times week for three years
longer, but We change our method and
study IL from a cultural standpoint.
We seek TO give 10 the girl an idea Of
the uses Of all kinds OF mathematics.
In fact, this course Us really a study m
comparative mathematical values. The
aim Of il Is 10 enable girl 10 ascer-
tain whether or not she has any taste
for mathematics and. 50 TO speak, TO
lind herself IN that particular field. OF
course. such a method of mathematical
study is Numerically opposed to the
old line of watertight compartment
method.
We also in this Junior High School
so manage our work in household arts
as TO enable a girl to ind herself ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-23
CLASSES OF ELECTRICIANS
Charles P. Steinmetz Address =
es N. Y. Electrical School.

In talking to the students Of the
New York Electrical School Mr.. Stein
metz said: AT the present time there
are about three classes Of electricians.
There is one class, a few dozen, who
do the pioneer work, who can go out
into new fields where no man has yet
trod, open up new avenues for the tut
ure development, originate. Then
there is another class, hundreds Of
men; they can follow the theoretical
reasoning Of the FIRST class. can under
stand what they do; and then there is
tie third class. thousands and thou
sands Of men. who can understand he
objects although they may not be able
to follow the reasoning IN every detail.
IL Is the last class. after all. on Which
the world must rely for the most part.
II those persons OF the first class were
taken away, new ones would Sprins Up
from the rank and file. But il That
large majority Of men. who can Un-
derstand and follow and use the work
OF the pioneers, did not exist the pio-
pcG's work would be useless. there
would ;hc- be simply som, theories,
laid down IN the archives OF science,