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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
Order of Liberty

Order OF Liberty
Home Lodge No. /. held a lively session last
week, At which time 20 new candidates wer'
obligated and admitted 70 full mem9ership
polntment Of q committee TO devise ways and
meons Of raising large IH9d 20 pq I,o cor
/ mitteo s composed Of Edward Jacohi chair
inan. Helen Alleudorf seeret9ry Max tranEei, ls.
/ mittoe has decided upon holding a large en-.
/ tertalnment December o IN ne fsrHfway f,,
| i0G6 moor little ones with Merry Christina 9
cheer They issuing shares Of STOCK Lr,tD aS ~
cents per share for the benent OF 'ho ~'''
mas fund. .,,
supreme President a. u. Rose. was ppFFssssnS ppFFsss,s
at the NEE ting and coneratnlate9 Ir,,rg Iny tbey
and members upon the excellent 5hoWius , IiittIo
have made during this year and gave a dafpg
history Of what this splenaia to1niiJ August
H. 1911, IL is not four years old put .bd M bss
Issued $500 certincates ot 6o ,, ts mem
distributed almost SljO,gOO amonf is difsr.
bers during that time This soclety rs issTr55berg
ent from others In that y PsS ply ascldent and
death and It loans its surplus luIus luI,uast w Wgo-t,.
members upon good appr9ysd rea' ,rbc interest
loans on last year amounted TO more ls,li,g, th3n
S25OO which may increase pehe.ffss .ffssrS ~ man 100
new members have been enrolled i9's ATbs co N.
whom Home Lodge has Sc, ss,,oqII'eS8ylSania qIe8 admit
tng both men and women upon an an ePIbas p5Si ir5i
and paying them The same &c S,sS OF ieath is 70
months al S25 per month and 'he SaIv ,,ag reach
iuss i ~ ~ VVsn o { "a and four months 10 each ~
fcr sickness There are 70 lodges ~ ue'us j"
this city.
The officers Of tho supreme Lodge ,aj.,,,a are as as
follows A. D. Rose PresdffT1iii =, sbre Ps
NJ e. Rose, treasurer, qlenoidens re EuwguH
Jacohi secretary. philadelphia 3 M. 4 oIa@lns, @
chaplain Brandford, Pa John B2horich, maII
shai WILLIAMSBURG Pa, VI A3rahams guard
Philadelphia; T II. Greer. attorney 6u''o''
Pa.
Board OF Physicians-G. 4. knowles. NJ, p.
and Albert Real. NJ D. Phiia-
delphia.
Board Of Directors-J 3. Hershey, Mckeess-
port Pa. J. II. Fryer, sgnbqry, Pa;i L., -,s s.
port, Pa; b. A. Meckert Glenolden, Pa. II.
". HOFFMAN Philadelphia, William s. Gar
diner, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Advisory Bosrl-H \. Garfield, VI; D., Brad
ford, Pa D. W. Hoyt Weedviile, "a FrSnk
j Buclnell Forest city Pa; g. .. snyder, |
Esq. Wilkes Barre, Pa; d r. GifnnTn JOINS
town. Pa. $. a. Fasson, ConnelSElIg, ~. ,
I. r. Mcwilliams. Dlllsbury, Pa j y EN-
nerty. Philadelphia; william haE9ikioNlpsgn' p,
Nesqueh0ning Pa. Isaac Davis, PeckV'le' ia''
and l.. j Weishew, Junlata, Pa.
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sms-pseinc Exposition at San francisco Il
was a great day for every fcoisty tnat s ~
tiopatsd Tho Modern Woodmen had h n tli'l0t,- ,
many Wooimon on foot, and their showlns
was easily the best IN tho parade. ,lhe MOI
ern Woodnen foresters team won first prize
for the best appearance Of any uniformed men
IN line and IN the drill. For another cup. ioI ,
won again over such crack teams as the QUO
rcprsseutlng the Loyal order ot moose uhltea
their DECISIONS were not questioned, NQluTaiy
the Modern Woodmen feel jublant oyer @ WIN
ming thess two FIRST prizes against all comers
Before the drill ttere were addresses Dy {ne
leaders OF fraternal societies and q IecepAloh
forutq Building.
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efibIectaI lo Iho cI0gost scrutInv, INC pfeNdIT ].
ing opinion is that 1t is a grand pieGHe, or
work. rejecting great credit upon me builPrpS irpS
Committee the architect and the builder ~
Immense auditorium, with its estimated seating
capacity OF 25OO naturally comes IN lot ""
major norton Of the Inspection, and the crlll /,
cisms arc accompanied by words OF hpproNl'
and commendation.
There is assurance that the rathskeller VIII
be so nearly completed by the Fourth Of July
that It can be utilized by the membsrship OF
the lodge and visiting brethren. The fame
OF the grand home OF Philadelphia Lodge Is
rapidly spreading throughout the lodges OF the
order and the prospective avalanche OF Nlsitlls
tertainlng abilities OF the House Committee and
officials are experienced men in this particular.
and they welcome the fraternal task that
awaits them.
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terday al his home. i25 East 90 street
Chester. He was In his 1sd year MT.
Berry held many official positions duIins
his active life When the Civil war
broke out he enlisted in the Union army
Joining Company 3, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers He played with the Athletics ior
three consecutive seasons, and IN ls,o pc
1sos be was appointed chief Of pohce, and
held that post for three years
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1ohn II CatEerwood

John II. Catherwood. widely known IN
business and social circles, died yester-
dnv at the homo of his daughter, Mrs.
charles Francis Gummey, in Gwynedd
Valley. He was 81 years Of age and had
been IN for some time. Mr. Catherwood
was director in numerous financial and
charitable institutions until Is years ago
when he was forced to retire to private
life bv reason Of falling health
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Deaths

BIRD.-on June s, 1915. JAMES s. BIRD,
husband Of the late Elizabeth V. L. Bird;
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o'ciock precisely, at the residence Of her son,
Theodore H. Bird, 34O7 N. 18th st. 1nterment
private.
FAUCETT.-on June 9, 1915. ELLEN,
widow Of William Faucet. Funeral on
wednesday, at 7S30, 7S3g00, 1, an, M, from the CHAPEL
High Mass at ST. Vincent de Paul's Church,
vi A. m. 1nterment Old Cathedral Gene
terry.
GRIGG.-On June 1, 1915, at Chicago, I'LL,
II VIRGINIA, widow of Horace H. GrigE
aged IS years. Relatives and friends in
Philadelphia and Camden notified interment
was at Laurel Hill, Friday last. Services
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Prince Rospiriiosi

ROME. June 7-Prince Camille Ros-
pigiiosi, a member of one of the best
known arlstocratlo families In Rome,
died Yesterday. He was commander OF
the Noble Guard at the Vatican and the
papal flag was at half-mast In his honor
The prince. who was born in 1850. leaves
six sons, five Of whom are now serving
at the front. The Princess Dowager
Rospiglos formerly Mrs. Pankhurst, or
New orleans, is his slster-in-law.
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,,..,,,, .s..,,t,s ono applicant 70 member
SI,,u,, 3,i NJ -e1eived Two applications on less les
ds2 evening Mrs Evans supre,m5s ~ ,5s s5ooBvention,
tive .gsayo. ps,,sn,bers of the deserved honor
Conferred upon Miss Burgin IN eieSSs e,sIs Miss
p,,pry,n Miss Berii and a member from NOT
folk, Va. e. ,,,,,., p.vteyv was A
served. Visitors were present from Fhiiauei p''''
and Opua Reviews.
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Order of Good Temnlars

George Ranken, a former grand chief temnlar
or fennsYlNania, Is one Of the bright young
bankers OF Williamsburg, Pa. After he has at
tended the Bankers Association convention al
Atlantic City, June II and rs, he will stop In
Phi!aGelphia on his homeward way. He will
VISIT quaker city Lodge on Saturday evening.
June ~, and address a meeting In KensIngton
on Sunday the goth. The time and place will
be announced next week.
Those who worked In the Federal ted Com
NED 70 see the good attendance at the meetings
9L me Flying Squadron OF America in the
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Independent Order Mecbanics

The biennial session I'm Camden last week OF
the supreme Lodge selected Chester, Pa, as
ne place, for the 1917 convention and elected
Camden vice supreme ruler F. William Ernst
TMaShinEton d. c.; supreme prelate. ]. N
Jackson, Philadelphia: secretary, Elmer Burn.
hart, Baltimore. About co delegates were m
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DIR. William S. Cummings

LONDON, June 7-Dr. William Say
man Cummings. SO years old. principal
Of the Guildhall school Of music from
1896 to 1910, died here yesterday. He was
noted as singer, teacher, author and
composer, and first visited the United
states in 1871.
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sUVTVHIV VIIHWTtTIOT OF TUe OT-
der, TO whom due credit Is
given as the foster-father OF
the order, When brought 10
Philadelphia from Washing
ington, d. c., in 1867, II was
a weak and discouraged or
ganization; indeed, II was an
order only In name. its pur-
poses uncertain and its pros
DaFta rNTnf,t aFR4NHaaI AI.rr.,-..
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at work on program OF events, etc, The
neNt meeting OF the combined committees VII
nesday evening next
.Nlcctown Di3lson. No. III, meetlng. a. 1855
nlversary on the evening Of MAY 90 There wss
a large number Of the members present and
eyen, Grand Worthy Patriarch charles. w.
Of B1ty @ esrs she Of mTsSng S o. 9n The He
W, 4. Thomas Stokes spoke on the good OF the
The COMMITTEES on lAnniversary OF the order
met with Keystone Division. No. i6, Odd Fell
lows, Hail Broad and Federal streets, on May
20, and organized by electing P. G. w r.
carr serEmann as chairman, and Grand
regular subcommittees were appojnted and The
secretary was instructed to request each sub
meetinE, the dave OF which Will be announced
Quaker CITY Division. No 10, celebrated its
10Th street ana Farrnount avenue on Nav ~
tie decorations Of the tables and walls being
tne blue, expressive Of love, purity and ldcl.
Eayenson s acted dag az toastmaster aSGTe s + NJ W. 3
ie EiaeEens9n n the organizer Of the. division, fnan
ysaS Sr SSaS neasnE TRfT o6 adress 9e 2FdfT S
2 3 reminiscent vein, followed by short talks by
hss H25sg Gagcr SiMSTfrs Mdf Carl w fs ersmanT n
q. Treas p. stsinnnetz and @. w. p. Charles
W, Associate ,Wlliiams. 9, Scribe Specie and
e, Co1dqctor schftmap. The Dearborn orches-
May 2s viii long be remembered @ by y''ti the mem
bers Of Keystone Division, No To- who took
part In the fraternal visitation made to Pro-
EreSsiye Division, No. "a, meeting in Saulls
Hal, sO2 Girard avenue The hall was packed,
and the lengthy program OF entertainment CON
sisted OF vocal and instrumental music. rcci-
tations and addresses, the following members
OF the two divisions taking part Sisters Cath
crime Swlgear, Ada BranEan Mary Coleman
and Miss Marshall, Brothers Thomas T. Jones.
Charles Richter, Charles W. Hampton, George
Parsons, Carl Bergman, Herbert Jones, Eu-
gene w Carey and Thomas stokes, the latter
being tho Deputy c. W. p to No. "A. Re-
trcshments were served by tho Entertainment
Committee OF The division visited
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Afforded the body Of the
membership OF Phlladelpnla
Lodge, No. 81. to Inspect ths
work that has been IN prog5TeeisSa3
for eight months. Fully Eugo
members have availed them.
selves Of this privilege az
various times during the last
10 DAYS. and every portion OF
tho new structure has been
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tne cfmetefy ana placing n Moral tribute OF
the grave Of General HancocH
- with appropriate ceremonies
~ their. hall and was IN com
N nand o. Colonel Edward q
fAN Guyant OF the ist Regiment
Ne, Ne T9s TSsrsSd1 ssss'eaS ia. Ry Ss7Iss S9iqRIe
AAHEW q, HUM, of the I'd Battai-
VIZ ion and Major Bremen. a.
e----2Z---J G. Lyitei Commandery, No.
,.t. r. n, - l0i under command OF cap
nc procession az t6e srave ~ si ana upon ssyins
5begF,ned court o. honor tor the veterans
headquarters Of Norris Commandery where re-
iust cause to fsei proud OF ihs ane appearances
ot hh commandery This commandcry also
ths Grand csstie sssslon.'
The arabian Degree khan. connected with
r.eetins, on Monday June u. .presontlns. SOME
new and catchy attractions This side degree
tRs % membershp 30 to ' date beine 70 csstisi
represented. The Oldest member Is 20 years OF
Mount oilvet Hcrmitage No. /. F. ". n.
Till siye = smoker on ,Thursday evening juno ,,s
oi the setIve and attraetiye side degrees con-
bssseS h % '9S Ss oFdef snd sToad
Grand Geef yobn r sssg5 9as sm,,ca g2ed e tae
Monday juno ~, at The Grand castle H9li,
and much valuable work Will bo outlined Tor
Grand chief Begss has appointed tho follow
Ing committee 70 present pest grand ehiets biftg
who retires as a past grand chief after tiye
years service a. grand high priest; Past
Grand Chief Milton p. Srhantz, chairman.
Grand Keeper o. Exeheguer Harry Neamnnd
Past chief Fred Won Media, Past chief J. S.
Edeiman and Past chief David Lishtkep' OF
Columbia Castle,
In pursuance OF the recommendation Of Grand
Master OF Records l.. l.. GALLAGHER, adopted AZ
the Grand Castle session that the 4Oth ami |
YerHary Of tho Introduction of tho order into !
PennBylvanla be properly observed this year. |
Keystone Tvanhoe. Pilgrim and Apollo Castles |
have combined their appointed committees to |
arrange 10 celebrate that event In Philadelphia. |
These we're the FIRST castles Instituted In Penn /
sylvania-October. 1875. Past Chief John 70 /
Dorrer IA chairman Of one OF these committees.
Ths communicates Of PennsYlvana have de-
sided to elect brlgader general OF the mill
larry branch, which has grown to proper pro-
portion in the State, and have unanimously
lgroed upon the selection Of Lieutenant Coio-
rel George II. Gregory, OF Reading. Orders
lave been Issued from headquarters to hold
he election for that purpose.
Brother Gregory In one OF the very active
members OF tho military branch, and Ia a
,ast grand chief Of this State and very popular
With the rank and Ale. His election means a
'acancy in tho position Of Lieutenant colonel
u tho Let Regiment and Major William y.
]roomall. Of the 1st Battalion and LIST Regl-
nent has been nominated to nll the place.
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BORGENSKI.-1n remembrance Of my be-
loved Wife ANNE WEST BORGENSBG,
entered into rest June Z, 1911.
JOSEPH s. BORGENSRI
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InB. D. y. q X. BTOther u.
l., Stewart is very proud Of
his council and attends most
OF their meetings. Brother
George Miller champloned tho
cause OF the Arthur B. Eaton
testimonial dinner. lie Is also
responsible for a great deal of
tho continual enthusiasm DEM
onstrated In this council,
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Sons of Temperance

The Committee on outing met at tho
Office Of the Grand Scribe. 4O6 Parkway Build
Ing. May 90 and organized by electins p. q.
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Knights of Pythias

Memorial Day. as is the custom Of the local
knight. Is observed by a ceremonial at the
grave and monument of Wilbur II. Myers. past
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Modern Woodmen of America

Despite the inciement weather Progress
Camp held a very enjoyable meeting. an the
old stanibys being on hand as usual A great
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chairman, and Grand Scribe
r 4. Specie as secretary and
treasurer. Hunting Park was
selected as the place for hold
ing the annual outing Of the
order In this part Of the iurls.
diction and with the approval
OF the grand worthy patriarch
Saturday. July 81. as the day.
Thn seNnral smhcpmmilteeg arc
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Royal Arcanum

oakdale Council ls keeping everlastngiy at
II. They inducted two more candidates into
the order on May 90. at a well-attended met
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FRKTERNAL SOC[ETIESSSEB

oldest member in single ofhce, Jacob n
Wise, =. @. g., having been Keeper o. reool"
and seal for the last IS years
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amount of business was
transacted. William n
thompson was adopted al
the meeting, and N the spirit
he showed at the meeting
can be taken as a criterion
he will be valuable timbrr
Seven new applications were
voted on faNCTably. A num-
Der OF neightoTs have prom
ised 10 have the aBplica-
tions OF their '.prospects at
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Lnyal Order of Moose

The partition having been removed between
the older buildings and the new ADDITION ~ hs
tho Moose Homo on North Broad stree henn sn1
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OBITUARIES
Thomas H. Berry

IhOmas ii. Berry
Thomas II. Berry. former alderman
ex-chlef of police of Chester and who
in 1868. played for the Athletics, died yes.
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20 reach the goal set up at the beginning oi
this year. Be sure 70 be "on the Job al ne
next meeting June lG, Wnen seven candidates
Will be put through the work. There Will be
a surprise sprung on the members
Fraternal Day was great day for the Pan
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sion a convincing elucldatIon
OF the subject OF rae M
crease, adds an illuminating
lows
The ArtisanB' Order OF Mu-
tual Protection A. at present
undergoing q somewhat com
mon eNperlence-cOmmon 70
fraternal eocietieB-namely. a
read1ustmont or Increase or
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Insurance rates but i Is taking the change In
4 decidedly uncommon manner. This Is due 10
the manner Ia which the whole matter has
20 begin. before any intimation OF the mat
ter was allowed 10 become known the whole
question Was subjected 10 a most thorough
and careful scrutiny by a commission OF fve
Representative members Of the order. The men
who formed this commission were all we'll
known 10 the entire membership as men who
who had given much service to the order and
who had no aze % grind nor any selfish in
fereat 70 Serve They were men who eom-
peuded the entire respect of all members.
1hla commission not only employed expert
actuarial advice ful they devoted d ysaF=te
1ta personal study OF the orders affalrs and
fha nrlncipiea of insurance. When the com
mission had assured Itself Of The exact conc
aificn ol eFarF phaEc Of the question u then.
aud nor uutH then, went before The annual
meeting of the order With a compelling state
Uanl rcqueaiiug that dag b hXed when the
governing BODY should meet ard an entire dav
cduld rc given 20 a careful confederation of
lha sublert ana promised % have ready such
arIarHuIauta 70 tbs orders laws aH in ifs
5adrmaui. would no shown 10 be Necessary for
tlr future nraaarFatiun o1 The order. Needle
t. say d dag was 1Nel
'fI.t amendments were already nronarcd aud
HEfe fnWediHlfis eent ~ the recorders of the
slih1rdllate saeamllie5 cf The order, one month
HtlQfo t1e aesfiuE ~ which action vas = %
tsstl eo ihsIH Then tle ca4lnlisalou| - eou-
zalri1a HsfH she nest ezceIiant master ana
fIat etnlr Ueat excellent qaleeIa. ailtied .n ~
Ue4l4H s. education. EFaly llaaulHlE 81
aar So visited lu taat month ~ aHe 81
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Artisans Order Mutual Protactio,

-AAN9oi7 OhueI MUTUAL protection
Past H. E. ~ A. Charles W. McConnslI
who was member Of the late rate Commission,
and who gave on tha noor Of the NJ E sea.
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tne grave OF GeUeial iidnIvN q
WITH appropriate ceremonies.
The procession formed AZ
their hall and was In com
mand 0f Colonel Edward g..
Guyant, Of the ist Regiment.
He WAS assisted BY Colonel
Max Trankncr Major Charles
q. HUM. of the 3d Battai-
ion, and Major Bremer A.
C. Ivttcl C0mmnuderv. No.
fOf unHr4 command III Cam
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
1eransgcbcr: $. Glider 8rintins 81.
Entered at the PostoftIee at Davenport
a. Second Class Matter.

Den r1asH4e eemsEra., amduettd
SsrxtdsS.Musgabe, feds Nuntnter1 tebe DoGe,
Htrh an bte Gbonnenten tn biefer stabt FIT
10 Sent3 tu6&entIt6 ober $500 t1trIt6 bel
HsrauS5atlnng fret abaeltefert.
Exit Der 8oft a,berbaIb ber etabt, nad It.
teHh etrer1 8oftamt tn ben Der. Staaten. Co.
tabIn1a.
aa4 iebeut 9%oftanlt tn ben Der. @taate1, fcftet
iaerIt6 e1.00 Bet goraus5abIuHs.
Der v&anmbd eutlt9e pentptrat", buro BITE
BOT tnnerlaIb Der Ser. @taaten unb bur4
Hrdger In ber Stabt $3.50. BET @orarsadblung
li.00; mad Canada $3.50. utb mad 9urppd
A.00 per Sabr bet goral8dabIuxo.
Der r8sSd entltne 9enptrat", tn atpet 1bet
LEN. MttttpoGS unh Sornaben68, foftet timer.
tall ber Der. Staaten $500, mad Canada unb
rad europa $3.50 idbrItd lei 8orau8sabIuxe.
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gen iino nidt an fib ielbft gefdbrIi6,
aber @nt5iin6uneen nber idledter @e<
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neil 1ie nnbebeutenb lit. gIntbergifs
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baltenbe 25c : Shadtel bon @urem
A~potbeter. .(Nn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

@irO oas ameritanii@e golf,
bon ipeldem bas britiidtpue Mngclz
iadientbum bod III Elm 8rudtbeil lit.
enblid arr grfenntnib Der erniebrigenz
ben gtelun9 Der Ser. gtaatcn als
.@aIaII" gngIanb's fpmmen, Bag
ipdbrenb Ser 139 Sabre ibrcr Gyiiten5
niemaIs ibr Sreunb, ipnbern imz
mer ibr Seinb ipar.
- Sic burdIdnittli6e l1nfenntnib
Der amerifaniiden 8iirger III Der &C.
1didte ibrcs eisenen 2anbes Die Splgc
mangelbaften Geididtsunterridts in
Ben Seffentliden Sdulen uno tbeils
tpeiie 9efalbten @ei9i6tsnntcrz
ridts in ben @odidulen lrb Colleges
rd6t iid lebt furdtbar. Ser @ur6e
idnittsbiirger bermag Die 2i9en Der
probritiIden angIoameritaniiden @eb<
blatter ni9t gu erfennen, bel tpeniser
gu tpioerlegen. gs lit bpbe 8eit, bab
in ben @dulen fir einen bei1eren ltnh
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