The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
DENOUNCED BY THE POPE.
THE Evils OF DWELLING IN GER
NAVY AND AUSTRIA.


more SERIOUS aue,s are ioueht IN Germany
ana austria prooapiy tnan IN any o,heu Two
countries o, .l'e cNiiiAeo worid. po., e,h' .,
the statutes are allowed to remain dead letters
cases OF offending civilians are rarely enforced
The criminal code of Germany specifics inn
prlsonmeas IN fortress for principals, the
Meeting ' Bearers Of ehol,onqcs seconds,
penalties. Lighter punishments arc provided
Tor norticinants in o,y,cers, ducls. and right
which German men are constantly cutting and
s s, jail JUN. '1 inc n .,.. ", ,.nius
Every German ohicer knows tnat ne gains
prestige by fighting auels. and that . even tile
pretence ., ,esni uiscouraserien'o vi .he p,u rue.
dce OF duelling among officers can cause MN
non tberoforo ho allows little cfrort to bo
ose, "'.i eo' "o ",H"s 80 o' ,@
cuities wi, comrade. A duel with a civilian
ia rnre,v summed bv him.
10 Nn.e' Sra,s ~ Garnmr o,,,o st,dorts,
meetings on the Mensur. arc between officers
and civilians. Proof Of this may be- seen in the
windows OF any continental German book
Iatio, WV" ~ Wi,it,rntn T,,i,ama, "Tn,v should
.auons ol .hillt0ry.o oivihans' how onou ~
Reformed ?" and "Duels. and the Obligations
Of tho Civilian and the Soldier" Ali these
pamphlets arc written by civilians who rCmon-
able mon Sn' and Insulting their Wives. and iepre-
e to
tie officers Of The local Harrison usually com
Germs women. A German officer is q terrible
Indy killer In his own opinion and at the con-
tunity to crush q heart. Moreover he believes
and I mining he leaves Tor the less
tried and daring His methods. consequently.
rarely fSo m ., Ss r1Ss n n Haa ts#ps
stantiy DEVELOPING was illustrated some time
Walked down the Friedrichstrasse one after
noon with a German lawyer. who was a friend
% oo Sae az I wmhow S Shs the awyer
to
tine seset ye
LAWYER hnrried basE to her side ''t The Leu
tenant stood still and stared at both
What y do ycah mean by such shameless
are ns i, I1o cur"answcrcd tho
Lieutenant. ,
WAS fo1eht. and tho lawyer Was wounded in
the leg. He passed eighteen months in a a
fortress after he ESt wei the Sfiissr was
er,lliy expected. was released at the end of the
ninth Week ''' ""' '''"''N ~ viz 'A' VI wv
through the aislss or paths to ocIe every pret-
ty Woman present. to take seats near ANY any
woman who Seams RI than likely tn vicid M
on 90 nsp as en- b %
IL the pretty End
That famlisrp and tsteful Question ashs III i's'
HAM n sse men meaps that ho has
very low opinion OF the inquirer and says SO in
words Of nneonth plainpess. Then come the
se u the oeer and
year or more in a fortress for his antagonist
sna parspg anSe those adea sessdsr
aFs S not sga in pSSson to
is martial in his manners, martial In his
harmless !daels: ana martial il lis. pros .:
an umbrella when It rains because soldiers
do not carrythem. K Young man with IDEAS to
1s ths w hny %
and By
when are be-
provocstion Peculiar to men Of the Students
Fence anu In t6e armV Yonn Se etensn r sA eet
Genuine pleasure from abusing men who we're
or are or ara 10 he. sfmdeHts. TO cmrsc
them in their first drills. 70 sbate their
pride with a Whole skyfui Of" DonnerWetters."
To reyiie them as hiock 6eads' pieheads md
sbeensheads' and 70 drive al1 th}s In With M" nm
oceasionai c,iff or kick or tweak Of the rnr ara
recreafinns witch an nfiicer Of II nr 81 vears
seldom negiects to enjoy. Educated Young Dung
man az GOOD social stnniinr do NOT forrnff
these thiaSs. even in Germany. and they take
often their first onnnrfunitics 1fter lenvinS tho
army To fiaht II ont with their former snpariorS
Oniv last Vear Reri ie stndent wbn Hnj
INST concinSed bs ono vanr as voIuntenr hal u
ieneed Iieuten ems mt Who Ind called him fA q
cir and siannad hiS face on III" pnrais
ground. The duel was fought, and the student ten
thrust his sword throueb fis antaeonist's icfs
and has served IL and ths fislteonGt nt Tia
long sentanee md did not serve II: int the
cnn1ratmlations that tho W;ctnr recnivo1 frntn
His nive1sty cnmrades md tbn rsdcol dai
les were numerous cnouph fn com ncnsate him
for ali the discomforta ~ his life IN !. fnrtrnss
Tha causeS ~ friction hnt,yenn snJdinr ana
civilian are substantiaIly in the Austro. Hun
Sarian emnira no In Germnnv In Sustria
Hardly Week passes without A Tie pubiication
or three mysterious paragraphs. giving mennro