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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
Vice President After
bury Tells Why the
Company Maintains
Detective Force
SPIES TO WATCH
LABOR LEADERS
They Are Also Used to Ascertain and
Report to Officials the Conduct and
Sentiment of Employees and Actions
of Organizers
By Associated Press.

Washington, May 5.-Labor condi-
tions in the Pennsylvania railroad af-
fecting its telegraphers and shopmen,
were inquired into from the standpoint
of the railroad company at the eontin-
uation to-day of the hearings before
the Federal Industrial Relations Com
mission.
The commission had already heard
FL. B. Perham, president of the Order
of Railway Telegraphers, regarding
complaints by that organization
against the Pennsylvania. The COM
plants charged that the railroad com.
pany refused to recognize the tele'
graphers unions, made every effort to
break up existing unions and prevent
organization of the others.
Pennsylvania railroad officials were
heard on these complaints to-day, w.
w. Atterbury, vice president, being the
principal witness.
Railroad Dominates Altoona
Perham, as the first witness to-day,
was questioned by R. H. Ashton, vice
president of the Chicago and North
western railway, on telegraphers'
working conditions. Ashton brought
out that telegraphers and signal men
on the main line of the Pennsylvania,
where traffic is dense, work eight
hours day.
In response to questions by Com
missioner 'Connell relating to condi-
tions at Altoona, Pa. where the Penn
sylvania has large shop, Mr.. Perham
declared that the railroad dominated
the city and that employees who incur
red displeasure of railroad officials
could not find work there.
The Pennsy's Labor Policy
Mr.. Atterbury presented long state,
ment of the company's labor policy and
answers to Perham's charges of dis
Continued on Ninth Page.
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A REGIMENT OF TURKISH
TROOPS IS ANN|HILATED

Paris, May 3, 9.55 P. MA dis
patch from Mytilene to the Havas
Agency says that regiment of Turk
ish troops was annihilated during fight
ing at the Dardanelles last night and
that the allies transported 1000 more
prisoners ito Tenedos and Moudros.
The dispatch also that squadron
of warships of the allies again bonn
barded forts at the Dardanelles and
Turkish encampments on the coast.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
Jewelry salesmen Faxed $50

Geier & Kupersmith and E. j. Greg
ory, jewelry salesmen, who are in. the
city temporarily conducting jewelry
auction sales, this afternoon obtained
mercantile licenses at the county treas.
ury upon paying $50 each. An opinion
obtained by the Treasurer from Auditor
General Powell held these merchants to
be liable for this tax.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
Millersburg Bridge Bill Passes

The Senate passed finally to-day the
bill introduced by Senator Beidleman
appropriating $275,000 to construct
bridge over the Susquehanna river be-.
tween Millersburg, Dauphin county,
and Crows Landing. There was no op.
position and it had forty votes, in its
favor. The bill now goes to the House
for concurrence, and will be in charge
of the Dauphin county members of that
body.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
Pursuing Defeated Turks

Tifis, Transcaucasia, May 5, Via Pc
trograd and London, $50 P. M.-The
pursuit of the defeated Turkish army
under Khali Bey, in the Khori- Dalmon
region of the Caucasus, is being con.
tinued, according to trustworthy ad-
vices reaching Tifis.
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New York, May 5.-Prices crumbIed
in the final hour, advtces from the
Orient resulting in heavy selling. The
closing was weak. Fears of a conflict
between China and Japan caused un.
easiness In local financial circles and in
duced general liquidation, with many
severe losses.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
Injured Eye Removed

William w. Good, 1924 Walnut
street, employed at the Division street
freight transfer of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, was struck in the
left eye by bolt this afternoon and
was so severely injured that the optic
had to be removed by physicians at the
Harrisburg hospital.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
WHITE HOUSE DRIVER FINED
Tumulty's Chauffeur Pays $5 for Ex-
ceeding the Speed Limit
By Associated Pres,

Washington, May 5.-Secretary
Tumulty went to police court to-day to
testify for a White House chauffeur,
who traffic policeman testified, ex-
ceeded the speed limits while driving
the secretary home from the Executive
offices.
Mr.. Tumulty told the judge that the
big automobile bearing the coat-of- arms
of the United States was going as slow
as possible, but nevertheless it cost the
chauffeur So.
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May Not Adjourn Till Nav e7

While May 20 has been accepted
generally as the time the lawmakers
will finally adjourn, yet it was whis-
pered in the Senate to-day that the
real getaway date will be May 81. 1t
was said that revenue bills will take
up so much time that it will be impos-
sible to get away before May 81.
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U. S. Note Objects to
Germany's PROPOSE
tion to Settle for
Sinking of Ship
WOULD INVOLVE
USELESS DELAY
States Destruction of American Vessel
by Prinz Eitel Was Violation of
Existing Treaty Stipulations Be-
tween United States and Prussia
Bu Associntci Prsss.

Washington May 5.-The text of the
American note to Germany declining
the suggestion that reparation for the
sinking of the American sailing ship
William T. Frye by the converted
cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich be made
through German prize court, and re-
tterating the representations for in
demnity was made public to-day by
the State Department. 1t already has
been presented to the Berlin Foreign
Office in the form of communication
from Ambassador Gerard. 1t follows;
"'In reply to Your Excellency s note
of the 5th instant, which the govern
nent of the United States understands
admits the liability of the imperial
German government for the damages re-
sulting from the sinking of the Amer
lean sailing vessel William P. Frye by
the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz
Eitel Friedrich on January 2S. last. I
have the honor to say, by direction of
my government, that, while the prompt
ness with which the imperial German
government has admitted its liability
is highly appreciated my government
feels that il would be inappropriate in
the circumstances of this case and
would involve unnecessary delay to
adopt the suggestion in your note that
the legality of the capture and destruc-
tion. the standing of the claimants and
the amount of indemnity should be cub
mitted to prize court.
Liability of the Germans
"Unquestionably the destruction of
this vessel was violation of the obli-
cations imposed upon the imperial Ger
man government under existing treaty
stipulations between the United States
and Prussia. and the United States gov
ernment by virtue of its treaty rights
has presented to the imperial German
government claim for indemnity on
account of the resulting damages suf-
fered by American citizens.
"The liability of the imperial Ger
man government and the standing of
the claimants as American citizens and
the amount of indemnity are all ques-
tions which lend themselves to diplo-
matte negotiations between the two
governments and happily the question
of liability has already been settled in
that way. The status of the claimants
and the amount of indemnity are the
only questions remaining to be settled
Continued on Ninth Page.
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E. c. Hawthorn. Victim
of Recent Explosion.
to the Rescue When
Woman Screams
THIEF ENTERS
BY BALCONY
Second Story Man Climbs to High
Porch By Aid of Bench and Ran
sacks Bureau But Forced to Flee
Before Obtaining Any Loot

As the result of an experience with
burglar in her bedroom at clock
this morning Mrs. Edmund c. Haw-
thorn, of 1905 Prospect street, is suf.
fering from a painful bruise on the side
of her head and nervous break down.
She does not know how the injury was
inflicted, nor how she got scratches
which to-day appear on her throat, ap-
parently made by sharp finger nails,
but she believes the burglar tried to
beat her senseless and choke her as she
slept
Suddenly awakened by what she
now thinks must have been q blow on
her head, causing the bruise, she saw a
man crouching at the foot of her bed.
She gave loud scream, which served
to drive the burglar through the open
balcony door and few seconds later
to bring her husband, armed with a re-
volver, from an adjoining room. Mr..
hawthorn had been awakened instant
ly by the scream, and seizing his weap-
on had dashed into his wife 8 room. He
fred two shots from the balcony at
random, but could see nothing of the
intruder.
Mr.. Hawthorn, the proprietor of the
Mount Pleasant garage, was one of the
five men who were seriously burned at
the explosion of blazing machine in
the garage on September 16, last He
was in the Harrisburg hospital until
September %, in very serious con-
dition He has not yet fully recovered
strength.
Foot Prints on the Carpet
Since the time of his accident his
wife has been in nervous condition.
After be had responded this morning
to her cry, and had at the time seen
no traces of a burglar, he attributed
the incident TO dreams. His wife too,
who was in a dazed condition, was for
the time satisfied with that explana-
tion.
In broad daylight, however. there
were unmistakable proofs that the af-
fair had been more than dream. The
tracks of muddy shoes were plainly
visible on the floor of the bed room,
leading to and from the balcony door;
a bureau drawer was found ranSacked;
an open handbag containing few
handkerchiefs was discovered on the
floor; bench was disclosed leaning
diagonally against the kitchen wall, by
means of which access could easily be
had to the balcony and most conclusive
of all the bruise and scratches on Mrs.
Hawthorn were revealed. Nothing in
the room was missing.
Left Balcony Door Unlocked
Mrs. Hawthorn is of the decided
opinion that she could not have receiv-
ed her injuries in dream, although
she does not know how or when they
were inflicted. She says that although
she had read of experiences like this
mornings she had not expected that
anything of the sort ever would hap
pen to her, and that she had been ae-
customed to keep her balcony door
open without fear of intruders.
There had been no attempted rob
berries in the vicinity of the Haw-
thorn home for some time, and the resi-
dents of the neighborhood say that
they have seldom taken the precautions
to lock all their doors at night. They
add, however, that they will let no
doors unlocked hereafter.
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MISS MARIAN ANGEL TO WE'D

Continued ON Ninth Page.
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WALL STREET CLOSING

Continued ON Ninth Page.
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Ans Merito.

General 8illa bot Der Gtaot
9lonterep cine grtraiteuer BON elmer
Wilton Geios auferlegt unO oie
Staot bat ibrerieits beitinnt, ipie
piel Die 8eipobner 5it oieier Steuer
beitragen iollen. 9abei bat lie alld)
ale Srenoen sur 9eiteuerling berbei.
ge5ogen nno beiipielspeiie Die britt
fhe Gieftri5itatsgeieai6aft nit $780,
600 belteuert. 9ie britilhe 9otid,oft
nj 8aibington bat bies 5ur aenntnis
nnierer 9tesieriing gebra6t umo ole
lettere bat 8illa oie Mitteilung 5,t-
fonmen laiien, oaB er, ebenio me-
mig ipie Obregon in Ser SouptItoot
Die Sremoen in @tonterep beiteuern
oiirfe.
giner nj @oibineton eingetrof-
fenen gtadridt 5u 5olge baben li4
Die gerbdltniiie in ser SarptItaot ge-
beliert uno man bofft, oaB inner
balb fpeniger Gage auh cine 9abn,
berbinollng nit GG Galo ipieocr ber-
aeitellt iein miro.
@ei Sampico baben Die a1in.
pie 5ipiifen oen Garran5iItas nno
ben 8illiitas begonnen. Die @illiftos
baben Die Garran3iitas bei oen IN
Der @abe bon 9anlpico liegenocn
e,bano angegriffen. ,@eitere Srup-
pen 8illa's iinb auf Dem @ege nad
Tampico; er ielblt riift, ipic es beiBt,
gegen Matonoros Dor.
- Nus Sos Ineeles fonntt ole
gta6ridt, Die Garron5iitas b1tten
8udoaloiara ipieoer erobert.
Die 9efehlbober Der Garron5i-
ltas in gtrebo 2areoo bat 9efebI er-
balten, Den fotboliiden @ottesoienit
BORT lpieoer einslrihten.
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fen, unl bort BET Der lnteroriidlna
Der aranfbeiten 5u belfett. @s iil,G
10000 Collars fir oieielt 3tped be-
tpilliot.
slms Dem Diterreid)iidem Sanpt-
quarter wiro semelbet, Elm 9lngriii
her m,meriid) turf iiberleaenem syein-
De anf Die s6Obem ppn gaberesreo lei
init sroken &erlniten fir Die glr-
areifer snriifgeidlasen. Sie 9tmiIem
batten sablreidJe gerinde semad).,
Die Seiterreider aus ibren Stellmn=
gen sn perorangen, es lei linen aber
nirgenos gelnngem.
Sll elmer Heoe, Die er in ser 9e.
plltirtenfnnlner bieIt, befiiriportete
Der fran5olii6e Sinan5nilliiter Gibot
ben &egier1ngsantrag, Die @ren5c
fir Die Sdasbonosausgabe bon 700
onf 900 Wiaionen Collars (45OO
Oiillionen 5rancs) au ertpeitern. Ga.
BET iagte er, Die 9lrt, tpie Oas fran
8oiiide golf oieie 9eotenoussabe auf-
genomn1en babe, lei geraoe5u er-
iiallnlib. 3ie monatlihen glusgaben
Eetrager iebt utgefabr 1850 big 1906
Wiillionen Srancs uno Itieeen nod
irnner, oa neue llnternebnllutgen,
mie 3. g. Die 9uroaneaen grpeoi-
tiotl neue Soften perlriahen. Slid
.liher 8eiie bebe ii6 oas @eid)aft i'm
Sanoe Gas 9ilo, oas ser Wainiiter.
BON Der Sinanslage entiparf, tpar ae-
raoe fein gldn5efioes.
Sine emgliidJe 9epeid)e bebamptet,
Die TniIen ipGren in Der @egeno Dun
Slit iuieber iiber bic pitpremhiIdie
0reftse gesangem. Bis iebt lit bic
Tadrid)t nidJt beitatigt.
Ser aGoiiii6en 3eitune~ miro aug
yttben berihtet, Der @onperneur bon
SmDrno babe beim 9eginn oes 9orlz
baroerilents bilrd oie enaliiden
Ghiffe, Die englii6en tno frdilsoii-
iden 8etuobner Der Staot uerbaften
loiien ltno georobt, lie Dem sSeler ser
Sdiffe ausiesen 81 lalien, tpenn oie
geihieBung ni6t anfbore; eine Mel-
oillg Die uns troB Der 0oIiiid]en 3ei-
tung lnipabrideinlib porfomnt. sffs
Ger gefeblsbaber Der sSlotte oann
eurd ben amerifaniideit aoniul 9(t-
trdge 5ltr lte6ergabe MAIDEN lieb,
ipnroen oieie aafs gntl6iebeiaite 8i,-
riifgetpieIen. 2eeteres lit ridtig !,
oas bat altd ilnier @eianeter Mor-
gentbau beriftet.
sSSn 2unopn befiird)tet man, 6ab
rie Terlmite, iueld)e Die GnglGn6er 6ei
ben letten aampfen in sslanbern err
litfcn baben, biel ar6ker iinb, ais luie
iie pffi5iell ansegeben iunrben.
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Wits aenitautinDpel iuirD offisiel'
beridltst, OaR bic tiirfiide sslDtte, Bic
Safewanlagen fir Griegsidiffe nns
SDTpe6sDDpte tit Der am Sd)waraei,
Meer sclesenen rniIiidJen Staoi
/, Sbeo0uEia bombaroiert babe. ssn
Den GGFoaneaeH ba6e Die sslutte DC
6prts 5ombaroiert, bod batten bieie
oas 5ener eruibert. 9as framsOTidle
SGlad1tFdliff ogonpet" lei oatrdJ oie
Sdtiigfe von ben Sorts gum Sinfel
aebrad)t.
NdGtsaslidj iuiro beridtet, oaa
ein framsSiiid,es 1tnterieeboot, Oas
bard bic garbanrIlen fa1rem lppllte,
luie es Ftjeint, beDpr bieJlptte bort ali.
FAM bird, SdiiiIe BON ben syorts
sim Siufen sebradjt tpnrbe.
Cine Gepeide aug 9onoon loat,
es iueroe oenln1hft an Dem g)ier III
einer groben SdIadt fontmen. 9as
reorganiiierte 6e[siide Seer = mic
piel BON ibHt nod iibria lit, miro
nidt sefagt ftebe auf Der einal,
Seite oes 5luffeg nno Die Geutid]en
nnf Der mnoern. Die geIgier ieien
i6on Elm ipenig borseriift uno iobalo
tie speiter borgingen, iueroe es 3ur
SdAa9t fommen. 9ns So6tpaiier III
iener @egeno fei eefnllen umo Der
aanapf bort iei nidt mebr 10 Idipie-
rig. Die 9eIgier ipiiroen bon ben
Sdiffen Der gnglanoer unteritiitt
tuerben.
Sie ans &etersbmrs aemelSet
iUirOs iiao bic @eidjite Der seitnne
QHotuet Dnrd) mebrere Semtfdle Sat.
terieH, bic m,s 8elasermngsaeidliiben
id)iuerften Sali6ers beitanbem, ann
Sdmeigen gebradt iuor6cn.
Sit ciHer allem 9(nideine nod in-
ipirierteu WiitteiIung aus @aI6ina.
tolt miro auseiitanoergeIebt, BAL,
nnfere Jiegiernmg iid bci oem Be
fanmtmadHngen Gnslan6s iiber iein
Ioreeben gegem 9eutidlano nidlt
bernbigeH fGmne nnb iuerSe. Sic
nerItebe nod ifnmer niht reat, nm
mas es fid] eigentlid BEL oem Inter
lebnen gligIanos banole, Oh es einc
ridtige @Iedaoe iein folle ODER nitht.
@entt es cine 9lodnoe iein ioG, 10
babe oic enalilde Megieriing aler.
oines 0as 9iedt, aIlen oireften SAT-.
oel init Geiitfdlano au perbinoern,
nm ote 8lodaoe iuirfungsboa alt na-
der. lfnter fsiuen limitanSen aber
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6ranjOiil6es s6la6tl6iif
IN ben 9ar0aneQell 5trit0rt
6cfnbardement der ruInlden Stadt Cbeodofa.
66napfe ant 9ier In 2lmsiidt+
GeIfiBe in OI1owet zuin SdbWeigen gebradt
Die Stelune nnierer 8eeiermne ~ cem
Dcraetcn Gnelanns.

sinfltano 5lt beipegen. 9aB Die Ser
ier rebelliid peroen mag mol ribttg
iein, iie baben aud @rnno ba5u bei
rer 8ebarolung, Die g1glafoer llls
&uiien ibnen baben angeoeibei1 lai-
ign, aber Die 9eutlher iteden Ihtper-
lib babitter. 0ie baben I6ngIt einge-
ieben, oaB oieie ySioe Sbolps~ feinc
@eoeutltng babe1t.
Die engliidjen Sepeid)en melSem,
Die sslottenbe,uesmng in ben Sarbc-
nelen lei gum stillitanb gefommen.
luaBrIdeinlid) itnsiinitisen @etters
iresen. Gin piel iuabrid)einlid)erer
Grnnb lit, baf Die Sdiffe eben ridlt
iueiter f6mneIf, iueil iie nidjt I'M
Stanoe finb, bic Sorts sum Gd)iuei-
gen at brinsen nnS bic Winemfelbcr
sn fiGrem.
Ter engIiide Sampfer y@lena1.-
neg", Der 9ieis BON 8ansfof mad
eon6an bradjte, lit bei gead)g SeaS
bon einern beutIden ltnterieebppt in
ben 8rtnb gebobrt. Gin Nann oer
geiatnmg lit bei benz Sineinipringen
in Die guote ertrmnfen, mebrere am
Sere iunrben berlebt. Sas ilnteriee-
boot ioll, obne porberige glnfanbi-
eams oas Sdliff ansestiffen baben.
TIMER Staatsoebortentenf fnoht
befannt, Dob 8uilden @roBbritan,
MEN auf Der einen uno 9eutihlano
nno llngarn auf ser anoern Seita
ein slbfommen belperflteaigt iei,
nad Dem 8ertreter Ser Ser. Stao-
ten Die 8efangenenlager in oen be.
treffenoen 21noern inipi5eren llno
Die @efangenen 2iebesgoben iiber-
bringen iollen. Wtml bofft, baB elm
1bnlides arrangement ourh Ser
nlittlung llnIerer Gegieruna 6enr-
r1hit aud 5ipiid]en 9iuBlano mlo
Sranfreid auf Der einen ilnb 9eutId-
LAMB inlo Seiterrei6 auf Der anOern
Seite 81 Stan0e fontnlen miro. Die
betreffenoen anterifafiii6en 9epon.
nt1ftigtan iuerben Damn gerlane o.
ridte iiber Die 3uit1noe in ben @e-
fangenenlagern peroffentlihen.
ans Earis iuirb pffisiea seineloet,
Elm bentidler emftIdiffer babe Bonn.
ben anf Calais geiuorfen, es ieien tie.
ben EeriOnen set6tet, aber feim Sdla-
ben an oemSabnbof, anf ben biegpm-
ben geridltet luaren, getan. Sc fplgt
Sanm in Der Welonmg, ipie ii6lidl Der
0etuinm in Der Champagne, norb5it.
lid BON Sc Wiesnil nno in Der Sc
genb BON gean Sponr. 4mdl in Der
Wegenb bDm gerSnn bGttem Die ssran.
soiem Elm paar grGben genommen.
G6eaiO ipirb Elm fleiner @eiuinn beim
Sartmannsipeiler aopi i'm GlIaF
gemelbet, bel oem bic SentIdlsn
idJluere gerlmite erlitten 6Gtteu.
gertreter Ser godefeler Sounoa.
ton baben cine 9feiie ourA Serbier
Gemadt iino entperfen elm ihauerli-
DIES Bib bon ben oortigen 3uItan.
ben. slaes lit franf. 9ppbus Be.
i6liminIten slrt bat bereits 10000
@enihen oabin eerafft. 9ns ameri.
faniide 9iote areu5 itno Die &ofef'l-
Ter Foundation iperben cine ySani-
tnrp @ommiiiion4 nod Serbien Idif-
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arrit lltbtriidJt.

Die Gmglanber erleiben idJiue=
ere &rrlnite in ylanSern.
0as siirfen beid)iefen bic
r,tiStfd,e StaOt Sbeoboiia.
9as fransDiiide Sdladtid)ifi
e4epbet" iuIl in Sen 0arbaneI-
len 5eritSrt iein.
laaisre &esieriins iuiro Gns-
lamo flar MAIDEN, oak lie iidi
ietu Sorseben sesen 0entid.
laub nno Die bamit perbnn0e=
ne Ginsriffe in nniere SanSeIs-
redFe midlt sefallen laiIeu
faaR.
@beid,iite in CiIoiuet snrl
Sditueisen sebradlt.
Hsme Sample an bein g)Ier
ftchea angeblidJ bepOr.
9lmrrifaniidle gepollmGd)tie.
te foslen bie0efamsenenlase in
Gaslano, Seutid)lanb nno
0efterreid) inipisieren.
GasliidJer 9antpfer in ben
esxRao gebpbrt.
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oer Guniitpart mitteilt, ben 2eutef
Ser Cute &atneroo" angetan, uni
aud in Seiterreid) geniigt er is.
nen aaein ilidt. gfah eirenl 5oIoa-
tenlieo muB ii6 unaridieren laiien.
gllio iingt man in Seiterreih:
SD bait, einen aomerooen,
ginen beIiern finolt on nit
Die 9ronnel idlng gum Streite,
Gr ging an meiner Seite
esn eleihem S1ritt lino Sritt.
Die Snfanterie riidt por, 3
Die 9lrtillerie gibt Salpe nod,
Sas gan5e sSagerforps
Hiidt na6 nit Sad lrno Yaf.
aapallerie niB attafieren,
Die Sran3olen nliiiien berlieren
llno Die &uilen iollen iebn,
9aB mir brane Seiterreiber ian."
9arauf miro pierllal naheinailocr
I'M Srommelrbptbmus geiproden:
,.9infer, Rehter,
Vile Gag idlebter.
aein @eIo, fein grot, fein &andta-
baf.~
llno MN gebt's peiter: Cine Sit
se( fam gefloeen." gs neint bolt
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08

to the principals on The Proper Way
to Teach History"
More reference work and maps
should be used in the study OF his
tory. History should be taught from
not only one book, but from several
in order that we get the various
opinions of the authors. instead Of
individual work there should be a
system whereby students could study
together"
Reports of the way in which his
tory should be taught will be sent 10
the teachers in the various schools
Of the city this week and after "a
careful study of them the teachers
viii be called together To discuss the
ideas set forth by Williams. A COM
mittee will be appointed 10 make the
necessary changes if they seem ad-
Visable at the meeting.
At the meeting L. ]. NJ ontgomery,
superintendent Of the city schools.
gave a report on the conditions Of
the various schools Of the city.
Plans were completed for the an
nual writing test To be held in the
near future by the pupils Of the third
and eighth grades inclusi} e all over
the city. Those in charge of the work
are Mathew II. Willing. assistant su-
perintendent city schools, nd Cora 3.
Ney, art supervisor Of the city schools.