New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

several centuries TO come there Will no longer be
sex in the brain but doubt II. No; the place for
woman is the home. She is, and must be- first OF all
the .IIausfrau. Nature has fitted her for that ana
not for universities. II We admit her TO our halls
who will prepare our karlo'cl-suppe ana sauefKfou'
We must keep her In her place
These arguments are heard again and again. Their
promugstors never 10 have heard OF the women
prize winners mt oxford, Of the clever women grad
uates in America They Ignore the fact that women
today are doing In some directions as much Tor the
Intellectual advancement Of the race n men,
But the intellectual emancipation OF women IN Ger
many has begun They have broken down many
h,riers. and they will soon BE- allowed 10 cross The
threshold Of every university on an equality Win
men, At Leipzig, at Berlin. women are already ad-
mitied AS gucss--with the privilege OF listening I"
the lectures. They do not yet have IN" privilege OF
the degrees. But that. too Is certain to come despite
the opposition of the professors
taken. In April the first gymnasium for women Is
n De opened I'm Wcimar. the Aih"n--on'h e'lim'
where Goethe Schiller Ilcrdcr and Nl"and hVed ana
wrote. Graduation from Il German gymnasium VI
college IL necessary for admission 10 III" "hNrrH'"n'
the four upper classes ranking with III" four classes
Of American colleges. In the semnaiics Tor HhS III
Germany. the curricula are primitive. compared WIN
the higher school, for the in England sweden ana
a.. rnt.d States Greek latin and mathematics 's-
pecially are never taught there INT inc "e'"''
C;ymna lum will be on par with The pe't oo"'s
in the land. lis professors Will Dee famous, ""u u
f. hoped that by rhe time the first women ica'' .,s
halls with Diplomas portals Of tn" univerinee WI"
h oman 60 receive them In this progress toward the
comnlo. intellectual freedom OF women no on" takes
. creator Interest than the brilliant ana learned
danchter OF the wiuclsbachs In fact no one has
contributed more toward that end than the Princess
herself. ~ ~,
prncess Tbercra was born in November, 1850. Her
I.-.iin ma
cany, Archduchess Of Austria who died III ioui'
fev weeks after the death OF MaAimhhn H. irlh''
Iultpold has never recovered from lh, loss ana HIS
never asked another woman TO III the vacant Pio''
Princess Theresa herself has written sketch Oh MT
notae mother which appeared IN the " New hius'r'cN
National Book OF Honor published under 'he nuSp's
Of Albn. Baron OF Tcunenbach The biography i"l'
A. II +, of proofs OF lal devotion ana ndhlIao"' -
ono ~ the lest works Of the royal writer
The Princess was mere child when nor nio'hcr
died but she had already shown unusual mI'htS III
Queen Maria. her aunt widow OF NhNih'i'n' Wv
found n second mother, who guarded nor H'Nio"SP
oo On. greatest interest in her education Natural
sciences and languages were especially nTaou'r W
the royal student. and In these shc h"d Tue pcs'
,,,ors q, no found In Bavaria. Italian She learned IN
ber earliest childhood from her molher' L''ei III.
learned Engllsh and French through TUTORS anu "'
in England and France. To-day she Is ma'"r "so VI
snan,sh Portuguese Danish, Swedish, Dn'ch Cz'chsh
RfiaSa
| Tho fine and trouble to learn one foreign language
will be- able TO appreciate tue '''' ~
| the Bavarian Princess. -
| The two most important works OF IN" irih'''9 "
o,c,arv recognized by the Academy OF ocehceS-o"'
,hc,r existence to the long journeys when one mas
| ,tsn from time 10 time. They have not Deeh jour
n,vs onv but really studienricse' as the frlhc'S
| ,.vor travels without purpose. ohc hi""SS 81
,coo,,to however as her high rank Otherwise "onu
| ,,.-,ore with her investigations. The Two "o'"'
80, In ar, impressions OF Traveller ahu ohc,'"o"
| g., vre4o hv Thcrcse Won Bayer,' ana " B"yohd NV
| po,or circle by Thcrcse Won Bayer.' ihci'Sc no'
| poycr, is the Princcss's monde plume Inc III y
| ,or on,cored in 1855 and was dedicated 10 wv
| 0o, ,o,hcr Maria. The second -hncd win Sk'''i''
| -, ,ha Princess rs she has great talent WIN NV
| - and nencIl--was published In 1soo' ho'h ooo"
| - ,.nIoto with scientific observations, ihi'''S""s
| 49,. bout the botanical geological ana a'n''i 'o"
| s,,,o, NJ IN, countries visited ana phhosopni''
a.,,,ss on the people and their Institutions r'''
| cr,.n professors are Obliged 10 aum't 'n'' inv w .
| o,d do honor to any man. The "ri''rs po"
| ,acnc and her style Is rich. clear ana eioI"'"
| Princess Theresa Is not "A bea"ti" "o' ,,,
49,, members Of her house, but her face Is pie,iS'n
man ,,on She IS simple in her tastes ana rove
W ," Chm, the lrilancies Of court HE. bu
'''' 49, oa,,ot fully escape, she Is the hcau
M. ,,,o,d,e houscbold and Is obliged 10 "o'
I''" -, ~ the land. She Is often 10 Dc s''
| T., ,ho .rccts OF the capital MAKING ~"
| 49,. shons ~ nm ordinary "1Iansfrau' All ''' p''i
| - h.r and greet her with love ana i'sp'' -,
| &, .,ur,, IN expect, the clevereSt men III "' ,
| ono nor friends and often meet NJ Tue 'o' -
| n,nc utnold IS devoted to his daughter anu 10 P'
| OF her learning and distinction
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