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Live ews from All Parts of the _World Brought by Special Cable

KDPENICK TRICII RISE WAS RAPID

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Ileiclmslag will D0 Away SENTTO PRISDNFDR CASSEL FAMILY’S ew (mstitution of 'lhnrkey' S

With the Barmalrl Evil

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Saime Bill Will Colltain

Clause to Make Beer

Drinking More Popular

Than Ever

(By Mlls-uL|.n L`InrK.P . BERLIN, Oct. ;ln__.'l‘lit- iii-rlndli mm.nm|d| the "cheel-ii'.f,' '\ll\ l'I1\~" ll" the ssloons are called, ulit-rt-_ inn-.il.i»._g meer is served to you by DUXUF-L ""‘1` uullceked German girls, always ready to enter into conversation on any luplc ure now doomed. The kalsor. ill his omniscient, paternal W8Y. D55 resolved that they are a danS0i‘ *U public morals and kee-p_ husbands away l'roln their homes, S0 lil U16 next session of the relchstui! H bm will bc introduced by the government containing the deuth sentence,

lt must not be understood, however.

that the kaiser wants his subjects 10 idrink less beer. Oh, no! Some of his dearest friends 8-rc lJ\’€W€l`S- He rather wants tllem to drink more, and so tilt- bill will contain a clause which will provide for federal SOVUNUUEUA iilvcstigutioil of saloons ill l°W"5 °f ,,\-,.r 16,000 inhabitants.

'|`lli- emperor holds that the beer-

liriiikllig places should be hygienic and tllnt tliero silould bc enough of lllcm in cnnblo thc German beer drinker to ,tnjny ills favorite bcvorage without hplng pushed :intl crnlvtlcd. A put- pmiil govt-rnlncnt_ nftcr all. is not the \\~i»i~sl kind of an institution.

A fourth German ulrship will soon

rilnipolc \vlth the Zeppelin, Parscvul :ind Gross vessels ln' the struggle for the suprenlncy of thc air.

The licw nlrsilip, which is being

i-nnstructcd by the firm of Siemens & fI~luuslu-, \vill bo of a nove_l type. It will lit scinlrlgiil and driven by four prolicllrl-s insteud of two. It is ln- tciuilftl to be in the first Instance a trztllslnlrl ulrsliip.

ln onli-i~ thu; secrecy may be Oh-

si-rvt-d ns inuch as possible the vari- nns pin-ts of the new nirshiv are H0! 'nt-ing nuldo in thn same workshop. Tin- firln of Siemens & Halsko have urriiiict-tl that the various portions of the rt-.~si-i shall be made in their brain-li t-stall-lishmcnts.

T111- li -il ot' the rtirshlp will be built

nn th.) niiiitary mauoeuver grounds at Dili'I)i'l`iZ. _ _ -News comes from §ussa"that th`ere is il vary strong movement On foot ln connnt-roial and industrial circles I0 try to interest American capitalists in tim di-vclopment of Siberia, and on thi- piirt of the czar’s government a dt-tcrnlined effort is being made to pluri- mntters on that firm foundation wlliifii is necessary for the develop- mi-nt of the great ntural resources of ilu- empire.

As nn evidence of commercial awak-

ening may be cited the movement to- wnld establishing a Russian chamber oi' commerce, which will be in direct toni-li with the American chambers. in nnllclpation of the needs of an in- cn-aisiiig business with that country.

By this means it is hoped to exf-

change reliable information, which will nrt-vi-nt the disappointments which hlwi- too often been the result ol' un- i-onsldered investment of capital in Sibt-_rin and elsewhere.

The immigration into Siberia, which

s being hal ed along by the govern- ment sales upland to settlers an advan- tageous terms, is slowly but surely preparing this vast district for the fu- ture profitable investment of capital.

li may be metnioned that American

civil engineers. especially such as have t-xiii-rience in bridge, railroad nnd 'nighroad bulimng, will il-nd Nu i-xccllcnt field in the eastern part of thu czar-'s huge domains.

WHEN IS WOMAN ~ ,~AT HER BEST?

Time Is Near When There Will Be No “01d Maids," Suffragist Writes

UERLIN. oct. so. _ Dr. Adele

Schreiber, the famous `lld\'ocatf= of wo- mi=li's rights, has just publish:-ii iin 0S=“»\l' entitled "Woman at Hur Best," which is causing much discussion. Silo Buys in part:

"Tho time is near when there will

be no more 'old maids'; certainly none riillculed on account of their years. EW" 1068:’ Women referred to as ‘old molds’ ure not the scarecrows pictured by writers as late as the last of the nineteenth century. Women are grow- IDE Younger in appearance, in manner and ambition-at least they impress ““° 118 younger than their birth cer- iiflvnies warrant. _

"As a rule our women of thirty-tive “ml f°l‘iY are younger looking, more *`Ii“iI<‘. fresher and more vivncious "lilo men of the same age. There is Hn increasing number of marriages be- t“""‘" 5'0i1Y\l¢ men and women their seniors by five or even ten years."

Dr- Schrieber quotes from a Swedish W°m"l'\'H Journal the result of a query “"1 io its readers: “What are wome.n's b“"¢ warn?" Th” arent majority of the answers m"*‘ \\'oman's best years as between iii.-'-five and forty-nve. one poetical

writ(-r states his opinion as follows: ,MA \\'omsn's bent years is the por- b‘ \‘/hon she is still young enough to tl attractive. yet old enough to ap- gfgccinlo true friendship. A vt-ry eh“"K person is seldom n true friend. “te hns not sense enough and is too 101°" UD with her own importance to

Ernie the short-coming; of others."

wo 'miller writer says: "I prefer the mnlrnan of forty or thereabouts, the wo- rn" 0! experience, for experience alone Imhfizlu woman warm hearted, sym-

A :ho and universally kind." “wr 'ltd opinion offered reads as foi- comb-' Thst woman is at her best who umhnfil the iight-hesrtsdness of iw with sn snnreeistlon of lite's

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MEN ARE WANTED FOR MILITARY WORK

Seven Thousand Able Bodied Men to Undergo Military

' Training

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Ostensibly to

relieve the suffering among unemploy- ed, but in reality to get the necessary number ot men to carry out his army plan and provlte suitable defense for the country in case of the outbreak oi’ the 'much-feared Anglo-German war, Mr. Haldane, the British secre- tary of war, has offered to engage 17,000 able bodied men to undergo six months' military training this wintsfr.

The proposal has attracted wide-

spread attentlon, and on the whole tha plan has been widely and cordially approved by oil parties, but there is always or nearly always, as the English say, a. ily in the ointment, and lm this occasion it appears to have been provided by thg Lilbor party. Of course they want something else, and they would rather have tht-ir follow- srs suffer and go idle all winter than not have their own wny. The Labor party will have no kind of drafting evon for the shortest term of service. not even durlllg tho winter months or to reduce the ranks of the ever gow- »lng nrniy of unemployed.

W. Stvadnian, one of the labor mem-

bers of parliament, when asked why he wus against the schenlc answered: "Why, we might ns well have gcnoral conscrlptlon at once. Perhaps Mr. Haldane is short of Terrltorlnls or maybe he intends to strcngtlicn the militia. But whatever he proposes to do with thc mon, we shall be dt-ad against the scheme or any scheme which takes advantage of prevailing iincmploymeiit to increase the army. 01' course, if the men enter the scr- vioe voluntarily it is their own busi- ness. Tho expenses in that depart- ment are nlrcudy fur too high. There are far better schemes to help the unemployed. Vvn should have more farm colonies and I would also pro- pose that instnnil of buying up the London dock companies the govern- ment should dredge and deepen the channels rind erect deep water jet- tles so ns to onublo ships to dock at all periods of thc tide. Such work would;-of course, cost millions, but, be-

-lsldes providing work for men of all

-classes it would bi- of permanent ad; -vaniage to the trllde generally.

DIAMOND TRADE GROW!

Afrlosn Mins; Working Ovsrt 9 n Account of Brlsk Buslns s

LONDON; Oct. 30.-Vvlille ngl ds suffering from severe trade deprs sion. the diamond trade repor s brisk ibusiness.

The famous De Beers dlam nd mine

st Kimberley, South Africa, is work- ting increased hours, the r vival of lrsde being attributed to e rise in prosperity in America. or some iyears past America. has p ovidcd the ibest market for gemsfand he normal loondltlons are now being restored.

Klurlously enough, the Engli h mark!!

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1l\.lll’.ll'>, flct, fill.--‘i`lin "l{._-;»i:lii~l\"

Iilozl ls 'gi-llllifg nlllluyzl ilu- ]i»»|»-lIi:l‘ nitlr-1:3' Lin- ;ui\'tntrii‘i»il.~t :mills in lilir- npi-. 'l`iii- |.l.~-.=i vxlmllollt i\l` ilu- liri is I-Illlllo Elin l'*iil'<l, :l iliisllilll.: _\'~i:'- ‘ Sluililiilwl. \'.'lir- l-.ins just lui-il scill--lit* ii in foul' _\'v.\ll'1-' El-.yll'l|ul|lilssll. Hes tin-

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llilr. llle vistas of \'iIlullllI. _\--ll of

‘.\ l`ilnl'iils sul-lill' ill till- <‘ll!>.".!l \-_:.‘. Lip- _\<i.il`.i.: llliill ii '-';:lil-- i-ll§<:.ll'|~i i=- il,. -i:|'ii;lll~-li iii' n ".i‘i,‘i ..:`|E.-.l- :il "Wi- :.-,ll;-l'_ 'l`i_- '-:'.i':-| \.'~_~ .i--~i.»'_' -i.` ,ii-'l ‘ili llliw- lo 3-.: _tri ilu- : ._'i_:i.»_ :»':.~ rl"--iii'-l \\'::.~= nr.-'i .~'t -1, liiii .-_\' i:,;=| will-_; ,ll--llltt-:iw :intl l~:;_i!-.l'l’_'.;` i;i-' 5.1'--i-.'- ,i'--i'-.'i'~-" '-' l‘- " i" il ii " .- `.

»-Ili'|l<‘- ill ill.-1 fsiv--l' ;l:lil \\"'.~' I l . i

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bt-culliv il lux zl. i . i i- i

Al'tol‘\\'urds ll~ |~: _ -l. »~ - i “prince." Crossing ll.~- I-.1 _.;~E» ‘- nel to Cherbuurg, hc li.-li-_ci.iph' -- i '.‘- Spanish Embassy in Paris ih.ii ii-~ Queen of Sp;1in’s brothel- would uri-.\-i» at two in the morning. According to thc story tolli in court, _whlull is in- credible, hc was \vol<-omcd nn ul-rivtll by the British and Spanish rilnlulsszl- dors and hy ll mllltnry guard ol’ honor.

Tile "prince" ihcn \\'clltti1Gibrnliz\l',

viu. Sarngo.-zsu, wllcru llc ltilluln-il with thc govt-rllr»r, :intl ut '|‘oledu, \\'hi-ro lu-_ wali we-lcolnt-il hy (_`nl‘Llillul Sulicllo, primate ol' Spnill._

At \'nl<-nciil hc wus ill-tcclctl :ind hi-

wns tllrown into juli. Ili: llluliilgsu-il to escape. :tml nl'ri\'od nt Glbr:\li;il'. Tllcrc he contt-ntl-d llllnse-ll’ with \\'i-zlrilllr illi- unlforin of at cuptalll, und was ul'l't-sl- ed for thnt offence.

JEPPELIN DEIIDUTLY GIVES PRAISE FOR AIRSHIPPLANS

Bbngratulated by the Kaiser the In- - ventor Gives Credit to Supreme

- Ruler

KARIJSRUHE, Iludt-il, Oct. 30.-

Count Zeppelin is a most devout man, and never fulll-l to attend divine sor- vice on tue Subbuth. llc usually goes to church in uniforin_ wt-arillg the showy dress of a colonel, and al- ways is one of the first to take his Boat. ‘ He listens to the sermon attentive- ily. and not unfrcquently waits after Mervices to say a few kind words to

also #hows signs otdmprovement, g

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ihe preacller. This coul‘so he has lfollowctl for many years past, even when a dashing cavalry officer it was #aid of him that he was first at

.church and last. at the club. ri

Speaking of his inventions to the

Kaiser recently he said:

“Pardon nie, your majesty, thc good

flaord is the inventor, His are the Qlans which I am trying to put into .practical shape."

Terrible Crime

PARIS, Oct. B0.-The story of u

terrible crime comes from Nice where Carmelona Lopez, at beautiful YOUHK woman was found murdered in the Palace Pellegrini. A servant knocked at the door about noon and receiving no answer pesped through the key- hole and saw Carmelena lying in a pool of blood. \Vhen the door was forced open it was found that the young 'w0nmn’s head was almost sev- ered from the body and blood was still flowing from the wound, which stretched from oar to ear. The crime had been committed by sn Italian, who spent several hour-x in the com- pany of his victim before murdering her. A search is being made for him, but it l`s feared lib has escaped nto

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I.flIIDf).\°_ (lot. 30. - - X-»liaill_-_; has

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Flt' i'l'¢--il :lil ~i‘i»s<-llrc lulsltlnli in il (it-i

liiliiii li.-~,\;, 1., glp- "si-nts oi' ilu- might "- |."l'il~»-l.

i-H'-i\' '|‘=l:-_=i~l. il ln-|.llr-\\' oi' Sir I-11-

`n¢,g\ "..v»..»._ lilo .-'_iil3`s ;l'\~ill».-.sl [rin-ilti

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ltlii- hostess for her in-i.il.»|'. :-‘ln-

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Al`;l\'ul'lte with the king.

IDUCHESS OFMARLBOROUGH

T0 LIIIE SIMPLE LIP

Will Live Among the Hopgrowers

and Farmers of East Kent

A LONDON, Oct. 30.-Duuklrl<_ n pic- |tul'<-sqlic llttlo village bot\vcen Cun- tcrlJlll'_v and Faversllnlll, has lvltllesst-it lilo zlllvent of the Duchess oi' Muri- l_lorough_ who has gout- to live tilt- sillilllu llfc among' the hopgrowers anti

i`urlllcl‘s of East Kt-nt.

-ontl stzltlon the village itsi-lt’ is till- toil ot' Houghton hill, and Bom

I"l\'u mllcn from the nearest rall-

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flrgr, thc quiet retreat chosen 'ily thc

,iliit-lu.-ss, is on some of the lllglit-.sth iilw- county and commiulds a gloriii vii \\' of’ the ho lgardens with' thi- bl

: - l » --- !\\':itt-rs nl’ thi- Channel ln the dlstuli.~»

1 .-\n old fzlshloncd white brick hint I.lt:l‘kol1.-y is a striking contrast

,Bit-niiclm or Sundelrlund I houst- iliuyfuir. It is furn shed n n soiiil comfortable rather than luxiiri-i style.

bor new country home, and the iiii_-_ spent driving, walking and rt-i -_'in

constant companlon, and it wus intl.. on_ his account that the duchi-:~= il- cided to lease the house for two

Since her arrival the dur-in r- I-

and many of the poor ho; --Mil who had come from the Eos' ii i London reoo nlzed their bi-n<-|'.ii:-.-

they were in need.

Noe Dead Yet

'J-ules Truftler, the famous ucinr of

'copy of the "Review ."l-it-l»'.':'-ini 'and read therein the follnvsiirc- _<~:i

“Truttlsr Jules, Societnlri- of 'Camedia Francaise, born l85fl_ '-

18 . 0 _ < 'one to flnd that one has lu--'11 ‘<i'l- fl fi 'prematuroLv twenty .\'n-_its :\'."‘\." ll pu!/Bl "but I had the l"iilf1-iili-ui . 'rcadin further down 1--i -1l'- vim:

'Drufner fetch sxcellt-nl l>i'l-'=`f= in

Italy.

‘market."

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PARIS, Oct, B0.-Like Mul‘3f"‘lv.‘a|lll,

lili-

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Ally “_‘Almnmd‘ <\\ ltgllne being coll ,]._“'_"_ L91' ‘= 110\\‘l, ihe Disenchant- "hl i4_2\l\" l'll'|il 'ill-scrilititliis of thg als. _`|_'_"_ lf"“f'|IillK ill tht- llarems, but ' “‘.‘ -\i|_\ 'lilo colllil Iluve belidvfd "I iinii \i.i.~ wrilti-n that a change i_~ eil ii<;i|-_ l ' _til-t-nil_\' wi- ri-nil nf’ public meeting'-' - ic hi-hi ll; \\~<_-llii-ll, and fetos at- . _""2, I-'J' rlleni--iiw hundred womi-il pi inn-. \\'_itllout th:-lr v.-ll5_

ll ilu-lr llllllrilinl ymtdin.; the pi q~

1;:1,.lfullilivll-liullllllnl, 1_‘l<-n'If£-ill gl _ ";`_"‘"l'"'_ _R_'i“""’|’"»"I_\f\. \ulf‘l‘iI tllrl. """‘ if" lil-1 <-i-wilt.-‘ of the sexe.- 'I fill' i:|I| l`l'i~i»ilolli i`f»r ;\]|_ Thm ”"""l "' 'H' l-l2\\'~il un ilu- li\'\-I i.i xi-pi :in \-.i-illrli, \\'llil-ll, iii the n\uttt.,. "‘I5‘I‘I‘-‘I IlI""f.\`~ \\'inll<l hi- fo: y'l il' lllllni-ll.~~- ;l1l\'nll<'i-_ hilt the--_ -,I-lit] ill-'~i_ l-I-ff-i'-» thi- filli cqlluiiit I__-" f<".".~' 1:' :‘<:ii~hl-il tlli-_\' lllllst juli- 'l_ I-.lliivl-_iiiil _~'l.sli-lx-‘ ill iii-llizliltlillll i"|I lu-lillt-ul t-quality whit-li Alls-

-‘V-:ill \\'oll_|~-li :llrl-ilily po:-lsr»ss. ulnl -will “<'Il‘li'll S-wlnl I-quality will nc- ' ln- iwllllzi-il.

_\"l"i'i=`- l""‘ll1\|l-\‘. tho nil-st hop(-ful _"" "_A l*l'0I£i'i-.<_- ut thi- pi~<-.srilt timi- ~ tin- incl lllzll, \vllih'- wt- nrt- learning

-i _||l_~lll' so. to plzlci- nn t-\'t-l'~lilt'reus-

'-.- \:ili|»- oil ilu- <l\-\‘i-lopmellt of the lp- i-'l-hull. \t'i- ure Ieurllillg at tht- sump ..il~» _flint iii r-o-npcmtioli iles the sec- -i ill 41»il\\-1-l~_ unil tht- basis of this oo- ‘>< '.il|i>n is ltiwiilliillg wurltl wide. \`-'~- :ir-» no long.-r uolltelll. nor is it

lo>r~'il\li- to l.-~- so, with the udvance of

wil iiuiloir

l`h~- illtii‘::;\iollul ideal is fast be-

'-Iuilllu' lwullzi-d. 'l`hL-re lli\\'e been

in-lil during the gm-at tvccks no less

I tllzlil ihl'~-i- lutcrnntiililnl oongrt-sses: at

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`-l'll||_ illlll -f thc Ilite-rl-‘ul‘llumelltury

`.‘..i1-~.- - L . . ~ 1" ,_- -,~- . _ \` I-"11 i1lI.- I .I fl'tM I `d- a.i..t....g 'tc Ee Ercck-.l .it (lost o. ,tht .-.ning Insult l/vrilcn T.._l_, .» -inn li.i.i;.:ff\itllmtfacorigrcssorgrlxdaat

'Zinc 2-T=Iiilio;i _.;;;-_l v. llilil Kin.-Q' ‘ I»_1g_~_;1 the Extgymgn,-mon ---1. uit- Init-rustic-nsl‘ con me or

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ri--lilt' :il:~ l-ultll.-'g .ill->|'iiii<»i:s \_lnull

vtlll li<-l I - lin' - l |-<-i‘~il'i- rii-1-ti :lib-'lx !i|_li \l`ll~‘ll t'ilillll‘ilt'il llii- ilii- will ln l l'ri~t fi ilsl iii lil ilu \i-il

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Iwi lii;,'.l_ l'iiiilllle;_; :il .lilv \\_ti tilt- i‘ -`t<_i T-l'=|-_ wl'il-- the il-pill ~-f til*

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_\l;l.uni»ilili- <'\ii`|» ill- l-`i'.~in-.- lv: l”‘i<~- il- In (‘<\llt*nl'lIl‘, Purls.

Kliil.: I-DI.-_'i\r4l :4.~= lliztrou uf' thi- flu".

has iii,-lm,-_'til oi' tip- ll--ii;.i-_ef-tl nl~l'.'lilcf~- mi lil.; ill' this ;lilli'~'-- l'i\l' :till-llllilllili.-t= will-_-I-_ -.-lull "'\ui'_»l~t--il will llnvr- t-list H,-ll;-'.;_» .<i_.'.ilf.i_-‘fin tin tho lrl'-uilil iltfll' \'.'ill ho ll lil:\l'.liilll~‘-lit llull unil .-`i:1il".\'!‘_'-' :lull il-:lliiif-lll;' filrlllsllt-il \~.'i:liinp'_ \'.'litl:y'.: ii-:il i~i-niiiiig rooins. ll- sill--4 il-i- ii-'ill-l fini- i'i_i».'.\'= tlli- llililil- iuir \\'ill i-i~lil:lHl :\_ l'-'_-'f'-v'l‘il:ii. :l suit.- nr if-1| i-inillllz il .~n`i-~ iii- 5'.-ti-i; i»\'i~\'lni\l<-

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pi-iili»ii.nli_\' with the furtherance of the ilriin-ii-|.~ oi' :li'bitl'uti1lii and the ad- \="i-'v"‘1‘i of the enlist- nf pc-nce_ Liver

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I l'_\_l::.<_ ini :r.»_--_-\ v.-er or ¢\»l.i,~_¢_ _lm _I

-lu'l~"l is iii l»- \-.'.l_-.;i-.l li, illi- I’.lr|.

' - lnilri-il iiili-;z`nti-s nlti-nded and

` ci- Von Ri:->lo\\"s spei-ch was re-

'ii »iii-»- .-ici `|l.-i ilu- .\l»;ii-llc-'_ :intl i`hi-»f` il\»il with tremendoils applause, ln ir lu ffiv- _-|_ [,,.,g|,.. i i;,;~,_c ,. ,,-it Liu- 1--lirl-~ ol' \vl"f‘ll llr-_ said "Love of

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1.--l lpl nail! ill-_-_- pi-.~l~_ \\hit-ll l-_.i\'. lil.-’~ I’.ll‘i<; ..< i.::_-lim nrt .l null-ills:

tiiillll, l.:i\‘~- iuill \\'ipiil ii|‘|` 13,.. y_,(.,_ if li- -iii'||i_

'l‘itii- i-li|.\l:I:i'.; ill-uit '.\li§l'll Ins

'l"~--si-il llli- flvl‘_\' of .\|. l_»_--ln-~ \._:; l" .i'-Ill; li_\' _\;l:il'lli~:-' -ll` tht- llollvf- ~‘:ll`~ll :.1lil ilu- pi»iii-i- t-ilililllic-;ioll~r‘>a ‘-i`:ll'~ ill til. V1-uiil. \\'lli<-ll hits llluili- illr-

I’i::i\' ll IIii_- :l]»l>-'lil' lil :l l‘I;IIi'il"ills lli>_.’|ii. '|`ll~l'<- wus it l-will i'll<- i`il'i~`.\‘- lil I-_\ iz ilE_=yiI:l_\ of ilri-\\il:'_iS, :lliil lll-- l\1llii'ill'.<i\, ',<‘il1l tho gvilllllh- l`iirlsl;lii`s .il'l"~`i."tililr- limi- ol' fun. linil uiilli- tn 'till-co part in t.it- ilu-l'i'_\‘nialtiiig_ lravlng thi- i-lntlnn to look al”ti~l‘ llsi-li'. Six ‘.\i»:~i-iii-s=, ~.\'l'.i> i-.ull hc-i ll ul'l'i--lf-ri i;!i'II1-l' Ill illi- 1I1i_\'_ \-,'ll‘~~ li;i-ltr-il illl ill `ill-- vi-II. 'l`lli-ir i`l'ii-luis lniiflt- il rliiil on ilu- |il:.i~i- -,-.'lill ill* iliii-iltioll 0' l'»“\‘llil“.:' lI.~‘l' `l.|lii'isil|l1-il 1'-llirllili-s, 'I`I"‘_\' \\"'|"' ‘Ill-'lille li' not-i>lll\»lisll this, l'-'.'t\‘\‘<‘l'_ I'-ir thi- oi-ll ilinlls \\i-ri- lim .l:'-l-_'.-, l-it lillllililz, ti=i- .\l.iii~»ll lill- _i:.iul'<li-ii thi-gs |\l~i=i‘r_iil.»il lil “ri-<-ll thi- lilltrrluln _-\lI llii- l`\|i':.itlil'i- uns .<lli:l-“Twill if- pi--iw->'_ 'l`llc_\' l\:>i»_;-- iiliil i'~.- i<i\|i\lili.~=.il'_\"' ~»i`ii\“ illlil .~"li»ii-,-tml Il li- ilu- -"i-in t~'i:i'I-will :llitl llilrlit :ill ll" <l<ii||n-~i.l-' nlnl |\:t_n~;- "pill, t'»`liii'l: llv-_-_ iiuilil l:\_\' tlwll' liziliils. '|`l1i- _ililllli ll"'iI '.\-I-l in il llillqliiiilrlllg oilfi- \\'lli-l'i- ilu-_\ |`i-Vviil ilu- prilpriitill- lil i=~~l'\'i~ llltlll with hir: bi-sl \\il\<-si anti ‘lii|iloi':l until thi-_v lofi ln ll Stull- 0;* lilli- most im-.til-ss' llilarlly.

lDESPEIlATE ATTEMPT

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lumix- ~'u::`>i s"_;nify lack or patriot- li.-n-_ l 'l`l-ost- im- ;»nti'i0t_s who strive to pre- it-ent t-.liiillcts by comhattlilg ignorance which is ulwzlys mischievous; rahcour, wliii-li is so \iii\\'holr-some; hatred. \\'hi<'h is ~»l`t<-il blind, and ambitions, ‘ullivll :ire soinetllncs inlsguldetl.

in :wilns thus you are performing

inn -wt of ;»zitriotlsm~-a patriotism luiiirli r~l<-urs thc air, removes oh-

stzlclvs. nlltl in rPnllei‘5 more smooth ilu- mort-ll of lliimanlty toward the 1-nmlnoll lilcnl of ull nge; and gll yi-rrpli-s.

ll<- quilted tht- fsinous words' of

.floetllfu "Nur der Weltsinn llt Go~

.liiilg---I by Prince Von Buelow's

.\\orils. thilstc eminent educntionullstl -wlio held their Moral Education Con- gress in London are surely true pat- :i-lots. Thr-lr first president, Profelsor ' M. iiaillsr of the University ot Ilan- ,clu-st»-i~. in his exposition of the aims inf tho congrs-ss, dealt with the ethical ilntitii-not-_ or the school considered as A `oomlnunlty and with the Influence 0! _tially lift- and heredity upon lt. _ l-lo rec-ommenclerl that classes should -he smaller in number than they gener- -:\ll_\~ nrt- in nrdt-r that the personal in- fiin-ni-n oi’ the teachers might be more *fi-it, and. above all, that the teaohcrs _should bi- chosen not for intellectual _iiiiullilcntions alone, but for the value for their personal character. »

as it- -il-

ln considering the remarkable in-

flilcilci- of ndult schools of the W`ol‘k- ors' Educational association, the Peo- pit='.< High schmt in Denmark and sim- iiiir institutions in forming character nnrl inspiring young men and maidens

0F ESGAPEA\-‘itlllllfe they would be brouglht fag;

f.it-c with biological quest ons llrrr-nt moment, such as the influence nf iii-rt-rlity and environment and the

‘Jum Q Fm mo `t-(inf-ttinnal net-ds which arise in desi

ture

‘ p rl m ving Train While i _ ' f H,-mdwffcd but is R¢Cap_ lrg tv i the physiological and psy-

_i-iuiioglcnl condition; nf adolescence. _ it is significant to find that such an

i-_\l:l_<_ int ::<|_ _\H-\\i.- i-_.line fiom iii-il--»l'it:»' ns Professor Sadler enum-

i-i~'\t'~~' :llnong th~ things on which the

-ll\l'.‘_ '|.|x I-I' ilu- \\tl':l|l'iIill:ir\‘ :\<l- "`;'m‘ In [_ a"s(_hO0l dp emu open

` _ _ _ ' _ . il .p. ‘ \i-l|l'il'- 'll :i illl~l \\'ll»- liilil ln<-ll ni'- \\-l|,<l..\\»~r_ .-»‘,.l --,pn-g~_ '_-.in||gh\_ plenty

-itul nn lin- .~ tire.. ni" Init-in; siiilon nr _~tii».- _ - l~.- .i_»i_ wr-il organised

,putt .» . 4' .' 'nc' -irii lastly. con-

llll- .~= :'n ~-t` $~`_’i|_ii‘3-I :lilil whit, |\;||y.l_ I *ffl V- N' l -Il'

.-~_ . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1' __ -:i-.» nr:-i- _i-i wow.

't‘.i|i- .I il- Il .\.l_~, _lllillln il flilln .ill i\- NF. \\` iuwlm Mmmh' on behalf cfm’ _ pri-:~i_< ll-nm niril <~si';li»i~il tri-in i\\i- (;,.,.,,,,,,, gin-i-i-iiiur-lit, in expressnl i!--llil:\l"n--~'_ \\"iii> \\'ii'i- isiwlrllng l\lm_ (lmnkg for 1),.. welcnlne given to th!

i _ ,, _- , . ._ _ _ ._ - _ ti fri-_i yr office lllid

A I‘I»'»‘-l“\-‘N -In All;-l Ul\iii’\.~rxt‘l\AA` Iaiiinnatl ft; (i‘l'1il\rIz’IIi0qtliT-A -vork gf gm r0hll"€!l 3"

. ii iillix \\ lot. it cl li. n lu th" nmhme n8_,,(,mhl,,d wa,-9 gonsldor-

I passed th.- tiiiition of Lorlnout,`.1c was mg not thi- things that united thtddifh loft for u lllilln-‘ill ulolli- l\_\' 'lh'c Solid- "l\'ntIon_-1 would nlwuyl h3V° "7 U:

i\lNr-rf-nr-rw but the best mesh!

i nrmi-s who hull no lilt-ii. ill:\i..he woulll " gonn- §.'\iti-illpi ln i-sr‘_:\1»i- \\.lllh- thi- train wus "";mn¥.a;h¢P|,n|1e(:III\e; s(I)lT)u‘It?-lncllnbreathe l':'.lllliu'_;' .li filll sin-oil. Iliit- tho t\\(‘Il' cs fm" "ir of huh ,dealt-. . tlfti-i'\\'.\i-tl.-' <l\-i-lam-il ihni ho lluil mildc ‘$_`/fn, . in 31| me gpggghgg the same- _uil his vniiill to i-_<i'i\l»»- nl' llc kill--ll, A! hfnnd thought and intenlo follinl °f- _ysnon its lit- wus li-l`l nlone hr- pilsllcd ..a(,¢.J_||¢,.-- \--5| in evldencu, I0 tlllf, |iIii\\‘|i thi- \\'ii\flo\\' of tho t'onli»nl‘tlrl~-lit. tn mr" from the reports of l.hol0_ is--t his liriiil .mil should- rs tlirfulsil lmspglng, to those of the congress oh kiln- o|»»-nlii;; und if-i "mst-if fail nutiremflons at Oxford makes one feel, ilu-ull ftli-1-nlo_<i_ ills luci- struck tlicithm mm hu stepped guide from I `_s'l<ii\»- ll:iilu.<i :intl ht- wus Iiurlt-ti sorn¢‘I|,u|;_v, sunny :arket place, Whll"Q "N lilistallii-o nllil stunn/-1|, hilt :lftor som¢'Idn||y wants of man are being cuterld iliiui- Ili- l'i-t-ov--i-i-i.l i-oilscliliislli-ss, und - for ||-no game lmlli mulium 01 Ulti- ltlloiigll iiliillili- to g--t rid of his llnnri- qullles. l-uns h.~ ¢_-ni up nnil sti\rtf~il to walk side by side with those studontswho ,ilwil\'. ITi\i'ort\ln:lt|'l.V. J"-'A "5 mf are dlscu!slng_the omin \l_lG IIB 0\’U

enllrt-ly cow-rod with hiood and they were nntiirniiy astonished to see a man in gurl: ri condition. They were still more sl|rprlscd‘to find he WMS hrimlciim-il. n fact wnich he had tried to hide in vain. He was brouaht *U the nr-err-at s¢s(‘*~_1 wii`f-rc the *W0

gsndsrines from wa had escap- ed (were waitin! _

struck the first mail he was met by lution of mans bel 'QR WHO two bicycle pollct-lucn. His face WB! are facing the DN IQI Of dill!

needs of our futu oitllllz-

We must leave then all dlltlu to nntiqunrians. They lfnoi _ tho, i'l-err-ee hy which "msn_hal _ 0 his gon.-." but the rovets.tlon__Yl ones

upon us that Cog has ‘gosh ang” making man an wot’ ng 0 . il sort-ly towari ths_fodsft\|0l__’__~ world. '

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