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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

Jerry early one spring morning,
when the robins gave those deli
cious little trills like violins
tuning up for the coming concert,
. little boy of twelve was trudging along
between Bound Brook and Elizabethport,
N. j., bound for the City Of New York
Meantime, in fine house down Duchess
way, In Somerset County, that little bow
not coming down to his breakfast "a usnal
and tho old colored "auntie" having gone
upstairs for him, she suddenly returned
With:
"Aan' sakes, sab! Lii Mas'r Adam done
gone way somewhar!" further explaining
that other articles Of clothing besides what
he could wear had also disappeared.
Tho lad in question was little Abraham
Van Nest, youngest son of George-ren-
orally known as "Prince" George--Van
Nest, who lived on his largo estate in what
IS still known as the Duchess district near
Piuckemin, N. J. This little son Of his.
Abraham, as afterward found out. with
just ono dollar in his purse, was ploddinr
MS way along the turnpike road, some
times getting lift for mile or two in
some farmers wagon. but mostly tramp-
ing the long road on his own sturdy li.tle
feet. At that tender age, with so slender
a purse and without so much as one single
friend or acquaintance in the city. he thus
struck out in the world for himself.
Being no dime novel reader. on arrival
ia the city he started at once y hunt for
some employment, but the street lamps
were already lighted and nearly all busi
ness houses were closed. Besides. as he
was very hungry and dead tired, he turned
his attention to finding something to cat
and place to sleep for tho night. This
cost him little moro than half of his
small capital But he was up early, and
bsfoxs noon next day had found work a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
An Imperial
"Nuf"

"He assumed beard of finely be,,..
gold thread and passed along the STRAIT.
thus adorned, to be saluted as Tu,;,.s'
then he would appear with wings ~ H.
heels and adjusted to his cap, to repre,sr,
Mercury; then with bow and culver ".
head surrounded by flashing raw. lii
Apollo. 1t was even said that he attemn.,a
to pass himself off, in appropriate costume
as one or other of the goddesses
He went around surrounded by train .,
attendants who were dressed as the min.
listers Of the deity he was pleased to n.r.
senate at the time, and his gold statuc va,
supplied with suits of clothes which war,
changed daily to correspond with tho,,
worn by Caligula. He ordered the mo,,
famous statues to be brought from Greeee
and then removed their heads and subst.
tuted his own for theirs. p
Mr.. Woods makes out clear cass ~
heredity in this instance, and bringing Tho
matter down to A. D. 1919, says that al.
though to all intents and purposes ibs
latest Caesar, in the guise of Wilhelm Tho
Last, has been eliminated, the curse Of
Casarism will rise again "as long as the
laws of heredity continue to act Power
will seek to mate with power and the ma.
jority of mankind will remain as an e..
ploitable mass. No laws of man can chanps
the laws Of nature. The best that man can
do is so to direct these laws of nature that
the dangerous breeds shall be kept at
minimum"
To an ordinary layman this seems too
much like being misled by the analogy
between biology and sociology, which is
after all only an analogy and not an
identity. Biology may breed tyrants, but
not every age will permit them the unrs-
strained activity accorded to Caligula and
his twentieth century counterpart Elimi-
nation Of one man power is a slow proc.
ess, but in so far as it relates to the in.
perial will Of rulers, it is surely, if slowly
going the way of one man empires.
In just how far does Wilhelm resembls
his ancient analogue? In just how great
degree may he be held personally respons.
BILE, and how much of his mania is due to
heredity? Is there, indeed, a psycho-ans.
lytic explanation that is more important
than all others? What are the aspects Of
his case that may be, with more or less
confidence, passed upon by expert psy.
chiatrists? Surely if Ca]igula be studied
after centuries, Kaiser Wilhelm, with all
the material at our physicians command
may be placed before the X-ray Of mental
science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

n OW Ahat tho question of Kaiser
M Wilhelm the Lasts disposal is
coming to the front of the
problems to be solved by civiliza-
ton, it is important to know for certain
whether we arc dealing with particularly
vicious type of the genus homo, or whether,
indeed, there is not mailman on the hands
of tho world. Is William Hohenzollcrn one
of the latest manifestations of a Cesar
mania that has long been present in the
ancient and dishonorable limo of criminals
and maniacs that have sat upon thrones, or
is he personally responsible, and therefore
to be punished personally, for the crime of
the war? The question is knotty one, and
before it is settled it is not at all impos-
sble that q congress of psychiatric experts
will have to be summoned to Paris, there
to deliberate over the fate of Colts
quondam associate. Perhaps such presence
at tho deliberations would form no small
part of the once-upon- time Kaser's pun
ishment. There are amusements more en-
pertaining than the arguments Of mental
experts over the deep rooted manias Of
mankind.
present below the result of an interview
with DR.. !. H. Coriat, the noted specialist
and psychological expert of Boston, whose
many works abnormal psychology and
psyche analysis have brought him fame,
even in Japan, where his compendious work
on abnormal Psych ology" has been re-
Gently translated.
DR.. Coriat places little faith in the par
allel often drawn, once in a now famous
instance, between the Kaiser and Caligula.
He looks upon the Kaiser's mania as clearly
open to explanation on the principles of
psycho-analysis. Diminishing the heredi-
tary theory, DR.. Coriat elucidates the
mania Of the former partner Of Gott ac-
cording to novel theory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

ogy. He demonstrated that tho predomi-
nant traits Of character are efforts on the
part of the individual to overcome feel
ing of either mental or physical inferiority.
For instance, man who as boy is
wcakling will become an advocate Of the
strenuous life, or ono whose thoughts are
not what they should be may become over
Jealous in the reform Of so-callcd vulgar
literature and art. Demosthenes, the STAN
mcrer became the greatest orator OF
Greece. 1t is we'll known to physicians
that a weak or inferior organ tends to
overcome its defect; weak heart COM
pcnsates by growing larger and stronger;
if one kidney is removed, the remaining
kidney enarges and performs the work Of
two,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
After the Matinee
By E. p. Schunann

We'll, how'd you like it" ii
''Slow! Slower than slow. l thous" s
fall asleep" :.
"Same here! And l thought he w's :. !.
posed to write such good plays. ESe'
talks about him lately - .,s
"So'd I. Oh, chocolate, plcase--youn
the same? Two chocolate sundaes. p'c',
Didn't he write Tho Unknown Pufps -
Never. He couldn't have written cstl
show like this after The Unknowh ~!
ple.' Say~-gucss what the woman - ,..sl
old black hat, who sat next to US, you ,,3
said about the fat fellow they pu' :.
wash! Isn't Falstsff delightfully."- A'~
sible!' ~
MIrrc aarn--s III. Int sinM -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

express sentiments of cruelty, as in his ad-
dress to the German soldiers dispatched to
China in 1900. There he was reported to
have said: when you meet the foe you will
defeat him. No quarter will be given and
no prisoners will be taken. Let all who
fall into your hands be at your mercy
"Ihus | have shown that the Kaiser's
mentality, his cgotism, bombast, cruelty,
his omnipotence of thought, are acquired
and not hereditary traits, and can best be
explained on the basis Of we'll known psy-
Geological laws. Although Caligula was
probably an example of an epileptc mental
deterioration, l can find no evidence of
epilepsy in the Kaiser"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
Somebody Else
Discovered If

The matter OF the Kaiser's mental con-
dition is by no means q new one. AS far
back as twenty-five years ago it was treated
in moro or less yelled fashion by one Lud-
wig Quidde, who, despite action that
threatened to expose him to leze-majesty,
is alive and kicking to-day, as a member of
the Bavarian Landtag. This time, at least,
the prophet, if somewhat belatedly, is not
without honor in his own land. In fact, at
the time his much-discussed pamphlet was
published he was quite capable of defend
ing himself against the elements that saw
only too we'll beneath his thinly disguised
historical document
The document, as a matter of fact,
has recently come into a second child
hood of prominence because Of the
discovery of its prophetic characters. Those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
By Irving Galvan Seymour

T Ow &hat tho question Of Kaiser
mi Wilhelm the Lasts disposal is
coming to the front as one of the
l.. Il. l.. >;x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
By George Quarrie

Y 7ERY early one spring morning,
" when the robins gave those deli
cious little trills like violins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
By George S. Edgecombe

By 0eUTgc y. EdgeCOnnbc
A NEW form of sleeping sickness or
~ epidemic stupor" is creeping
4 IA westward over the United States
from the Atlantic seaport cities,
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

Scute fii6rt Oie Sonb BEG Waoori
nur nod &flugi9ur ODER 8erf0eug,
uno menn bier itnO bort einmal
cine f6one Sduiserei auftonht,
miro iie in Oen &lrioiitdtenlooer
Sen Sourilten 81 bobem Sreis onge'
boten.
9ie @~r5iebung Der Wooritodter
lit in Sen beIiern &~reiien nolfom.
men oic gIeiGe mie BEL ben &oloni.
item. Inter Sen arinen lGnoli1en
g6idten wirft Oie MiiiionsiGirIe,
mas aber ni6t per1inoert, bob Die
9enfungStDeiie bon o~6ergl1rbild
Dermorrenen 8orIteIllingen beberrl9t
miro. 9ie iittli6en Aniidten waren
friiber bo9it merfmiir6ig: oas junge
MGof)en genoB namIid Biz gu ieiner
@er~6eiratung i9runfenloie Sreibeit,
sic @befrau oogegen flbrte elm Sc
ben bon einmanofreier Sittenrein.
belt.
Sn einem u~nierer 8iIOer ieben
mir 5tpei @do9en Sen ~Songi" aus
touifen, sic ieltiame gegriiBung,
Bel ser li9 Stirn uno Scale beriib.
rem. sic lit BEL ser iungen Genera
ton our6 Sen &iiB pcrOrangt NOR
Sen. = @cim &n6Iid Der groBen
8Gi6e muB cine oeutide Sousfrou
sod Neio empfinOen, Oenn Die No.
tur Iiefert 6et Neuieeldnberinnen
in Sen oabIrei6en beiBen aueaen
Elm ltets bereites 8ai4walicr.
Sn oicien beiBen @epGiiern lie.
ben, 10 oer6liiffeno es audi flingt,
Slide uno &rebie; un0 oa oran0t
ii6 unpiQfiirli9 Die 6roge ouL mle
es mogli9 lit, einen arebs gu TO-
6en, oeiien Reinstatement fait lie'
GeheiBes @aiier biIOet?
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21
gesribuns. slustoui6 bes .~sOnsi".

gesriibung, slustouid oes ~9onsi".
tionoltro6t iebcn milf muB iih
aufs 2ono in oie ge8irfe begebel,
no sic Ictten ibres @ei6led)ts ols
lonowirtidoftli9e oOer gemerblide
Nr6citer leben. Ser melentli6e 8e.
ltanoteiI ser 6ei Mdnnern uno
6rouen oiemlih eleiden Sra6t 1T
cine Gus SIo9s bon ieibenortigem
Slang gefIo6tete, nit 6aoelt per6ler'
tie Motte, in sic iid Der Wtaori bis
gum Sails einlpidelt. Die Saarc
lino in einen Sdopf 5uiammenge'
ioBt uno nit SeOern .uno Nulfeln
geidmiidt; ebenio meroen SAILS nnO
O6ren nit MaiideIn uno fcinen
Sdnitereieus aus &noden nno
Ncp6rit oer5iert. aber III BEL oil
ten 2etten' oSer bel bejonoeren an'
ldIlen lpiclt bic Nationaltradt nod
cine Gone; sic iiingere Generation
ser armen 8olfsi6idt 5iebt Die Ell.
ropGii6en 2umpen Dor, Die Der
Erooler nm Elm giuiges ,perfauft.
&i6t NIT ltnre6t miBt man Die
.-Sdulb an Ser inter Sen Ginge6ore'
nclt piitcnOcn Sdminoiuf,t gum gu
ten Sell Dem l1mitanO bel, oaB Die
lngebiIocten Srauen in Ser moOer.
men &Ici0ung fem ~perniinftigeS MaB
c~in5ubaltcn miiien. Sic bebdngen
ii6. uno otpor gerabe in Ser beiBen
Sabres5eit, oufs lddcrlidite nit al
len llur erreidbaren Stoffen, nit
Ilancacn, Geden, BeI5el, neil lie
oos fir beionocrs fem balten, uno
permin6ecn 10 Die @iOeritanosfo'
6igfeit oes &0rpers in pcrbdngniS'
ooacr @ciic.
S6onbeit lit MIR 6ei Ser Sligeno
5u fin0en. 9as Shonite an Ben
MoorimGoden iino sic groBen, lee
lenpolcn Nloen unO oas reidc
&aar, aber oie ltorf aufgeporfenen
2ippen idmdhen Den angenebmen
gin0rud ab.
Seine einltigen finltleriifen Sd.
bigfeiten bat Der Stamm leioer boa'
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

idIus Die erite 8reihe Ing golnert
Oiclcs itoI5cn @ptfes9.y GepcrtfPrtea
Ierbredcr, entlotiene 0fatroien
aus oQer Sarren 2dnOern, c6rlole
g(benteurer, fur5, Die unerireuIiditen
GIemente, Oie europa aus9eitoben
6atte! sic lieBen lid Dor iiber 100
Sa6reu an oclr aiiiten IeuicclonOs
nieoer unO fanieu oiF Dem @e9e
0es GoiiGbonOeGs, nobel Die ldon
t0topisrtcn nno raumiiiaierten Sop
fe ser Woori oIs ,beliebte anrioIi.
t6teu cine oroBe Rone ipieIten,
Id)ncn gu 8obIitanO. SINNER gro
beren ltmion9 nobm Oie Ginmonoc'
runo an, ober crit in ben Oier5i9er
So6ren begannen Die Moori iid our
@cbr gu iesen. Gle 6oben Damn
in m~ic6erbolten 9riegen, Die iid bis
1892 bin5ogen, topier iiir lire
ScIbItdnOisfeit gefdmpit dber gel
Ser er0ridcnoen uebcrlegerbeit oets
aoIoniolregierung notiirIid gang
rcr9ebens.
Scbt berri6t fir INNER 6rieoen
- Die Rube oes SrieObofs.
@er iett nod NeuleelanO fommt,
in Der @oifnung, bier nod olte Sit:
ten uno @ebrGude Ser Moori gu
fin6en, miro in Ben St60ten uno al.
len gr0Bcten aniieoInn9eQ iebt crt'
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21
sm seminar AZ ndds: greiatunoen as I%nkrbre4un0 Os llnteHats.

aobIen %nnQefGbr otei Morf tdgIi1
fir unterri6t, CUTE, reidlide, ein-
fad .geIunoe Scott (Oie Oos @ut gum
aroBen Sell liefert1 unO Bobnung.
Die 3ogtinge no6nen in ben gum
@ute ge6origen @obnbGuiern, crit
melln oieie beiebt iiuO, perOen Die
ii6rigen SeiInebmer in 9ouernboll-
fern untergebrnAt. 0os S6loB
Slottet, inmitten zines groBen,
berrIi6en 8orfes ~geIegen, nit foit-
6orem WfobiIor ousgeitottet, oient
Acknowledgements; bier finOet
Sic Qufnabme- un6 Ibi9ieosfeier-
Ii6feit uno oie 3euenisperteilung
Itott.
0os 2anOidoftSbiIo bon NGGs in
ieiner moleriiden 8erteiIune bon
ltiGem 8nIo, i4immernoen 8ieien
un0 traumeriifen Seen lit liberia.
Ident I6on. 3meimal t6gIi1 neb-
men lGmtIide &liriiiten idipeoiiHe
@pmnoItifii6ungen Dor, 6ie oIs er.
IriI6enoes @egen9emi1t gegen Die
Sl0ioor5eiten mirfan.
SIM Sabre 1902 pur6en benz Sc.
minor in GGGs &urie i'm @ortenbou
onoeqlie0crt un0 al Dem 3tpede Elm
6~cionoercr Mhtiter9arten ongelegt.
Wtit Den @artenboufurien lteben lol'
DE Der @inmodefunit in enger Ser
tinoung. SIN Sabre 1908 wuroen,
oen 3eitforoerungen entiprefenO,
.Sdulfii6e" uno utpeibIi9e Sono.
or6eiten" eiugefiibrt; man iiebt aus
ouebem, ooB GdGs Die @inide iei'
nes S6opfcrS getreuIid reipeftiert
llno nidt ouf ben oGten 2orbeeren
rubt un0 roItet. 8emerfenspert lit,
SOB oltd sic Ginmode- uno &o6fur-
1e bon Srouen un0 bon Wednnern
beiudt mer6en; rlr Die &urle fir
reibIide Sonoorbeit fino ben Srou'
ell p~orbe6olten un0 lire 8ertreterin-
nen ionen in Sen 9orfiduIen ourf
lie er8icberii6 mirfcn. Stopfen,
6lider, Ndben, StriferL 8dide5ei6-
men noIen Iie Ser Dorfiugeno bei'
6rinoen. Ger SoI5iloi0 lit 6os
SouptfoA uro miro Oies au6 blei-
ben, ga er lif er8iebIi6 om beIten
berpdhrte.
Sci adem, mas man in Ndas
Ic5rt, uno oas lit chen in Dem Be-
griif gloib entbaIten, Gilt Der
@runoiot dig Sunbament: froblife,
freie 2ebre, 3mong in feiner 6orm,
9eriidii6tigung Ser Snoipi0uolitat
ocs ein5eInen nod MoBgabe Der
notmenoiqcn ginoronung in oos
@on5e. Gin 9ono einigt uno bin.
set oue, ii6crminoet geri9iebenbeit
uuS G6mierigfeiten, unO oos lit Die
oicbc sur arbeit. Nidt Die in 5ron
mioerlpiuig ooer eIeidgiiltig geleiite-
:c medonii6e, ion6ern bic geinnOe
proftiI6e @et6tigltng Ser Gimme nno
@lie0er. oiftiert un0 geleitet bon
SeeIe un0 @eiit. geieelte arbait,
sic oacin Sen Meniden gum Melt-
ldlen maft, beiIige @rbeit, Die aaein
i'm ooelt.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

@s ruff nebmitige @efibIe mad,
uenn man iiebt, mie Die fleincren
crotii6en g0lfcr oabinlterben unO
bic SdoIe, in Der le glei6 forbcn.
hunteu, %fremoartig id)0nen glumen
mur5elten, Dem europdiiden grobc.
Ter iiberIoiicn miiiien. Au1 sic aui
ben bier mieoergegebenen SilOern
ii6tboren Srauen unO Wtoo6en &c.
60rea einem ulto6men0bar Dem lin.
tergnng gepeibten, fernen @olt, III.
Ieren Antipooen an. Ils @oof i'm
Sabre 1863 Neuieelono beiufte,-
fanO er in sen oortigen @emobnern,
oen Mtaori, elm 0ie gan5e Suielgruppe
beberri6enOes, Itarfes unO gelunOes
@olf Dor = beute gi6t es unter Den
100000 8emobnern geeuieelanos
faum nod 10000 @ingeborene, unO
aud oieier &eit meilt Ole Spuren
ltorfer &ermii9lng nit Ben weiBen
Ginmanoerern un0 in ieinen fort'
geifrittenen &rciien pouige @npal-
Jung an en9liide Sitten auf. Gs
pieOerboIte iif bier Ser gIeid)e
Sorgoug mie iiberaa BORT, no elm
Noturpolf pl6tli6 Ben @uropder,
ieine MtaAtmittel, &Gnfe uuo Ser.
fii6rungsfiinlte i'm 2an0e iiebt: es
I1Bt lid mie Elm &ino betoren, all.
III milig iolet eS oen ihlauen Ser.
lodunoeu, sic berbeerenoe 8irfung
Oes alfobols tut Oas Sbrige, un0 in
tur5er Sriit bat ser ginOrin9Iin9,
Der crit 10 idmei1cIno nm 0ait-
ireunoiAaft bubIte, lid gum Serrn
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

SIoioiduIen oes 0i1trifts iibertrug.
0ieie nSI0jOi6uIen" iinO fir Die
qinOer, mGbrenO RdGs uuSi6lieBliA
ser QusbilOung BON SlolOlebreru
Oient. No6 b%epiGieter 9lufnabnte,
Die ouf @runO bon @iulift unO
s9uItimmung in bic fir gt1GS giiltl'
qen geOingungen uno Statuten er'
foIot, creebt an Oie ein5elnen Cell
ne6mer inter unoerm oie 8itte, Die
Seimotstra6t mit8ubringen. Gin
iibcraus feIieInoes Bib e%ntfaltet ltd,
menn an Seitto9eu, in 6eierltunoen,
bisueiIen aud wdbreuO Der arbeits.
aeit Die Seilnebmer, IeiOer IinO es
fat nur oie meibIideu, in ben mole.
ridden Sro9ten ibres goterlanoes
erIdeinen. ginen bunten @ediel
bierin bieten ia i6on Die Oerlfie-
6eren 2on6morfen S6weOenS, Nor.
meqens. Sinnlon6s uno 9GnemorfS,
0aneben ober fin0en ii6 Tertreter
fo1t oaer europGii6er unO nleler
iiberieeiifer @otionen. Ser Inter
ridt miro in itmeOiIder uno engli'
ider, bin uno mieOer ein5elne Cont
merfurIe in oeuti6er Spro6e err
teiIt; @loio. uno SpieIfurie finoen
gu gIei6er Belt in @aruaelfurlen
Itott; Iie oouern ie bier big feds $50.
den, bod 9eidiebt es nur ielteI
6oB 6eioe 9urie 5u9leid bele9t fper'
Den, oo Die Gnitren9ung eiue groBe
lit uno nur bon menigen our 3utrle'
oerbeit uno nit GaIten geleiltet
meroen fam.
Der Sitter BEG 2ebrerieminorS
in NGds perItorb 1898. 9ie 2ebr'
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

abenbs auf benz Gee bel Gdds.
a%nltoIt, Sic, riopeit Oie lire MitteI
erIauben, ii1 ben Soroerungen ser
3eit anpoiien iou," Wur0e Dem
Stoat crbli9 bermadt: Oas @ut
Ndds, 0ie oa5ugeborigen 2dnoerelcn
nebIt Snpentar, ouBeroem Elm &o.
pitaI BON 100000 &ronen. Na6
Sem @iden oes 8eritorbcnen iolen
musIGnoii6e 2cbrer un0 2ebrcrinnen
c6enio mie oie einbeimiiden our
9ciInobme am ltnterri6t beredtigt
iein. 9ieier lit fir Die Sfanoina-
bier frei un0 man ucrlnngt BON
ibncn nur cine geringe GutiddOi.
guug fir 8erpflegung; &usldnocr
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

len mir oo6. ooB banonerfIides
&0nnen sic @runOIoge aaer 9eIun.
ocn GunIt lit. IS wiiroe bier gu
meit iiibren, Die naber gu begriinOen.
nur 10 picl, 0ne, mer oas Sonomerf'
li6e in ser 9unit ~begreifen mill,
ielbIt onpodcn eeIerut boben muB.
uno bier5u perbilft Der SIoiO in
umioiienolter 8eiie. IS ideint um
10 nidti9er, feline Soee uno iein
Spitem in meiteren &reiIen befannt.
oumoden, ols peridieoene 6aftoren
beutiger @raiebungsplGne iid in ibm
oereinigen: io5iale 8eitrebungen,
iolfe al erbobter &orperausbiloung,
beilIomes @egengemidt geeen Die
@nfor0erungen Der reinen 2ernldu.
le, 6oroerung ser 3iele Ser .&unlt-
er5iebungstoge", @ufbIiiben zines
neucn &unitgemerbes 0ur6 Die Giid'
erinnerung an Die mittelalterli6en
Meiiter, Die e6enio trefilide &iinit-
Ter uno 2ebrer semeien. 56lieB-
lid un6 oos lit ni6t 0ns 9eringite,
beainrt man sic 8oie 0es 8ornebm-
tums gu pern6ten, iu6em man, 6onf
cinem beraufge3iidteten 8iIOuu9s-
proIctoriot, Die bdufig nur Ourd
Griu uno @e0Gdtnisfram erporbene
afaoemii6e 8iloung ni6t mebr ein-
gig ols a1einieligmadenoe 9elten
Iaiicn nil. 0omit meroen Die in
teaigentcn &rGfte, Die Ser enorme
4n0rong gu nboberem Stanoe" oen
San6ar6eiten ent5og, Oieien mieOer
5ugefubrt wer0er, un0 &idaro 8og-
ners Mobnung: Dgera6tet mir oie
Weiiter nidt un0 ebrt mir ibre
aunIt~ 5ur @cltung fommen. 3ie
abneigung ocutiGer 0eDrer (if la9e
nit abiiAt nidt u9Googogen") &c.
gen Sen SIoi0 lit 8iemIid unpcr,
ItGnoIid,. uno ourb oie G%rfahrun-
qen url0 &eiultate i'm auslono,
Shmcoen, @ngIano, amcrifa uno
Dor aQcm 6ronfreid, iino Die I'M.
MGR mie0er porgcbrabtcn GinipanGe
glGn5enO mioerIegt.
Bum SIoioIcbren tougt fem pc
oaniiifer Sdulmeiiter, Ser leln
8enium berunterbaipelt, ionoern ein
mormber8iqer 9in6crfreun0 nit ber'
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

fommen eineebiiBt. Bel feinem an.
bern NoturpoIf fonO man elm 10
fdGnes, pboutaiicuolles SpieI Oefo.
ratiper 9inien cine 10 bod entwideI.
te S1bigfeit, Die oeridieOeniten Stof.
fe, ME Muideln, Gnoden, Hcpbrit,
Sbiioion (Oas pulfaniide Gias), init
elmer Siiae 5ierliGiter Ornamente
all iiber5ieben. IS CAB fnum eiuen
@egenItan0 in ibrer SGuslidfeit,
ben lie nidt aus5uidmiiden tro6te-
ten; BON 9ofiel an biz gum 9onu
mo 5u Ocn Sousp0n0en ieIbit le9te
oacs 3eugnis ob bonn fiinitIeriiden
Gbrgci5 unO feinen @eiAmod Der
@oori.
S6re bodIte aunitiertigfeit ieoo6
.cntpideIten lie bel ser SdtoDierung;
Tie iiber6ogen Oas @eiidt oes yfon'
mes nit cincm 6armonii6en @epirr
Ser 5ierli1en aro6esfep, tpdbreno
'oie Srau nur oas Slim i6miiden
ourite. Die Sudt Ser europaiiden
acknowledgements, re6t fd6n tdto!
mierte unO mumiii5ierte Moorifopfc
gu lommeln, fiibrte in Der eriten 3eit
ser colonization pon NeliieelonO gu
10 obldeuIiAcn @usWiidiene oaB
oufFoGeno tdtomierte gSaeeborene
6Glfig geilug ibres Sopfes megen
ermor0et murOen.
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21
am muditcm IIrrGcn.

Gm eeitrieen Somstag abenO
mar u@eicaidaft".
Seute friib I'M 5eb;l, mie DIANA
aufftebt, iagt Der n~elniabrige feline
aurt 81 ibr: 81 ma, lpieOicl BON
Den teurcn ocidlifiencn 8eingld-
ierll bolt Ou oenn eigcntli92"
ngieruno5wan5ig, meil 2iebling."
n@ctteit on init mir, oaB on MIR
hreiano3ipaAig bait
uNeirL &lebling, Die cine @roB;
mama bat ein Duseno gei1erft, nno
Die onbere @roBmama elm Dubeno."
n8itte, Mama! @ette bod NIT
mir!"
nS90n, i6 pette nit Dir"
limo iiebir on, i6on bait ou Der.
lnrenI SD babe ndmlid chen Gins
BON oen @Idie-n 5erbro6enI"
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

~porrogenO er5ieberiider Segabuig,
Wfann ODER 6rau.
9ie Muiteri1ule uno %2ebreraus.
biIOungsltGtte in N66s wurOe i'm
gnidluB an eiuc lebbafte 9epegung
sur Sc6ung Ser Sausinouitrie 1872
bon Dem @utsbeliser a~brabnmion
gegriiuOct; iein gtefie Otto Salomou
iibernabm balo oarauf oas Amt beg
DIRECTORS, uno oelien gan5 unge-
pobnlide, alieitige 9egobung bier
fir murOe Oa0ur6 beborOlid oner-
fannt, Dab man inn oie SRipettiOn
iGmtIi9er na9 unO mad e%utIte9enoer
Washington Journal., 1919-11-21

Ser oIte SORRENTO gSads, ser i'm
fiinf5e6nten SabrbunOert cine fonig.
Ii6e Sagoitation mar, Iie9t I'M 81.
itritt @lisborg, meniee &iIometer
BON ser fIeinen @iienbobnitation
Slo0a entfernt, bel @otbeu6ilrg in
S9peOen, 9ort itebt Die @iege ser
pG0agogiiden &on0orbeit, Die man
in S6pe0en nit benz @ort nSl0io"
be5eidnet.
Das @ort .9Ioio" umfoBt oen
@eiamtbegriff aaer monueaen Sc.
ftidli9feit, unO eS lit oeSbalb IN.
ri6tig uno irrefiibreno. i'm nur nit
.&nobenbanoorbeit" gu iOentifi3ie.
rem. SGoio lit Die 9e5eidnung
fir elm &anofertigfeitSipitem Ous
ouf rein er5iebIiden @run0idsen ge.
eriiuoef lit unO oeiien 3ieIe rein er.
0iebIite iinO. SloiO umfobt ar.