, 1870-07-31
THE WAR IN EUROPE
Meeting OF tstr German I.ndte~-B aukcx1'
HtrcstnE--Cutl fur = ScaudIu2-
:, cIan nfcel1nk,
MEETING OF OERAAN LADIES


meeting Of German laties was held In the hall
OF the concoEdta Manner Choir, yesterday after
noon, 70 take steps toward organizing Sanitary
cemmiss1on to sid the Prnss!an army. Mis-.
Julia Butz w1s called 70 the chair, and Ar. Max
Horwltz, ,of the S11atsztttang, WAS elected SecEe-
81. 1ienry Grecuebaum suggested that San!sa-
y F1lF hc held, and that Committee Of Manage
ment be appointed u take further steps. II nrtes-
The following named ,af,ies were sppolased on
the committee: Mrs Dr.. Kohl, ArA C1ansAsniua,
Mfs- Dr. BlnthxIdt, AI9. S.utz. Mra Iuea1eu, Mrs.
Wuinenow, Mrs. korn. Mra. ffoasiag: MT, Mig
hrrHt, Miss Schoenleld-
Nj. Max Morwitz nllrtssed,thc meeting eIo-
1uently and pa:aetlcaly upon the necessity Of
helptng the FatheTland.
The neet1ng then adjourned
bAAkEKs' NRET1A0.
The meeting Of the committee OF hankesA hAv-
nr in Charge the collecting OF money for the a.d
OF the German artny, met yesterday, autt 1t w1s
determined to hold larEe meeting Ia the North
Msrkct Hall, ro-mp.row evening. when delegates
from ali The German societies viii be present All
friends Of Germany Will u welcomed.
CALL FOR \ MASS MEETING or scASDiSAyLAxs.
Ju tie SennIitLdriiH4 IL GLtcszSt:
The eveuts Ia EaEope during tho last weeks
have created Considerable eMotlon among ali
ScandInavtnns here, because they feel that the
COMING contest between Prussia and France wtll.
propailt, also decide the fate Ut the Scandinavian
North. AS much AZ VIC appreciate the efforts OF
the Gtrmnns toHari unity, AZ greatly woald we
for our own sake, II this untY were tu nc brought
alout, mt through harmonious co-ope.atlon o
.he different States. hut through n over
iorce, exercised Ly one powerful Site ayalnsi
humber of weaker oocA AMI 1t Is Just III
Ihis way that we have seen the work Of unity pro-
Germany oI to-day Is 11ussia, with the addition
VI different larger ani smaller Stales- That PEus-
slams can relv.ce At the temporary success OF q
Foley distinguished equally bJ deceit aal unscru-
t.uloEsuess anil that they ic-i proud Of ther gi0-
E:cs nn thu battlefield, We ttu.l naturA enough !:
t'ut that there alsn nre GcrrAHhs Eh9 feJa!cc 80
Iireyail upou themselves aud Others to believe
lhat the cause OF Prussia In the coming contest
also Is the cause OF Gc1many-sAls VT art unable
that there can be ScandInavans who no. only
approve Of the pucy adopted by Prussia 50
lar, bui who even now wish her success In the
contest, as II Il evident that tn the
same proportion Prussia Erows aa,i
Increases In strength, in the same proportion il
the liberty and lndensnaencs Of he Scandinavian
the Individuality of every separate State Il duly
respected. we could ltoG With cuntlencc and In q
;l'I,t Of ,ro.nss!. lovs la1 psi!a does not care
tain threatening Position toHanlua
rAnec can thvW 1natlIanlnlIy-Wltncss Italy
an II nq Soua a The Gs
nan!Inous people. But Prussia can he neithel
lnaernntneus. nor Internationally ovc1IRaring
When dill she ever show ma4nanlInty7 Dill iii,
npt have the hest opportunity In The Schleswi.
4rtsoEss a1l the more as she had bound herself D.
| treaty to rctpeet the wishes Of the Dapo
:;ch.eswiE population From Prussia, there
! torr+ there IS nothing TO hope ~
the future, but everything to fear: nor Is thcr,.
:n'1eel. my true Scandinavian, who .loes not fee
thr truth Of this. Believing It our duty to give TIL
TIT conviction so strong HI expression, that NJ
,snly cah doubt where our sJ1npaihes arc in tn
ru.niE contest, AMI not recognizing the u
| i7rssluns hitherto maize tn this trEaru, VIC inrlt
| ai S:Gn,linatiaNa rcsf'nE here IN meet us 4
1ttIirb's tts.k. Me,iles,tAy, Auflst 8. 1T uclOc
p. m. IN the large hail, for fsce discussion Of ii
4 situation aAtf q proper and united acti0n.
e. q. HAfHE,
FREn- :. WtSsLow,
X. LASGEIAsit
Editor s Sr1i4dlnaetn,
j. A. SESDEIiCs,
Editor .Srtl>ka i -1Merikdnurr,
Gro. r. HANSEN,
| AMI sixty y-nine otheze.