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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
DlornlGnSer Qlniternfeit.

Sein critics gluiterit-9oiten Der
5oiion berauitoltet om ndditen
sonntag Der ,.@ermanin Gonclau
9lr, 202, pom Derbeiierten CroeH Ger
eeptaIop6enD in Dem @iarolouo'
Narf. Gin aus bemdbrten Gergnii'
gungsr1tben Deficiencies Goniite iDirO
nid5t nur fir eritfloiiigc 9lititern nno
eincn eiiteu Gropfen ionoern and
fir an9enc6me llnter1nlhng Soroc
troaen. gSie Serr Suluis &oblcr
bal, iteben Den @eiu.
dcra oes Scitus nidn6erIai llebcrro
idpngen IN gluSiidt uno meroen oie
EBeiInebmer @eleeeubeit bobeu, bon
rem sgort ans Ole gluiitiege oes
2uiti2iifers 9}ooger Sonus. beo6ud
ten 81 fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Sioloc." Gas Gr6citcr 6ringt
Giaoitowsfp's plnoerpoac ySDm
pDonic poibetiquc" 9}r. 5u @ebor
rno nadiic6euoe Craeiterpar.ien
aus 9agneriheu Gpern oSieg.
frieos H6eiuio6rt~ aus ser o@otter.
odmmerung" oas goripiel ais qEri-
itaN imO Sioloe~ imo onS @oripiel
5u oen u@leiitcriinacrn~
&ciicbil0crin in 81 l6on0b $"
Z bcotcr
Icr jiueitc &ciie &ortro9 IN Der ~,
terciiouten gcrie 0mig0t G0ncn
BORIS iiuoet in ngll6aAg6s Spceim"
om ndGitc9 Cicnitoa 9lbeno itatt
no Sen Neiudern SIT elmer oarclB.
ia5rt our1 oas Nlittelmeer" @cIe.
geu6eit gegeben lpirO. @lit ocr Can
nuag III Tlundal, ouf ser Sniel @lo.
oeiro 'bcaiinen oia Shiloerltigail;
pon "a iper0eu bic 3uborcr nad
1dligIer llo yllgIer gefilDrt mo err
boltet curen Gin6lid in edit crieata.
liihes &c5cn Conn miro Juuis,
gle9npien uno Den StroBea 0oiro's
Gin 9eiuh o69eitattet imo oieSp6lnr
nno bic Apramiocn 6eiicbtigt Bon
Gpbcius ge6tS Damn mcitcr nod
Snmrna aoniioutinopel Ourd ooS
9IOriatiiAe Nlccr nah Goriu mo
0aitaro Dos in. Dem acgenmdrtigea
@ricar Elm @cgeuiono lcb6oiica Sn
icrelies iii. Iouu ge6t Der @ea iibcr
oienua noA Der ionui8cn 9iiu.cro-
Giaeirondc Qloutc Carlo mo 9li55a
mcrocn Dor glugcn geiiI1rt Nlit
ocni lnitiaen aarueDals Sreiben III
9li55a ipiro Oer &ortrog abiblieBell
Scr iiHer Seoerman1 piel 9clebren.
oes uuo Snterciiontes bieten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

Ger 3mcrg @o6bic Gro3ier bon
9H. 1904 Ct@laoiioniuaBe uiro
por ieiner ScbpeIier 5rou Gli5. g..
G5Qnberlail lircug baua@t oa oic
,Srm gebort battle, Dab rilii9e iunac
slcr5te pom ,So6ns @opfins Soipitol
perlubtcn an i6ren 9ricer iuioicr.
balber cine Operation por5iinebneu.
Bon oieicr 3cit on lieB Oie ,Srau 0en
Siperg niGt nie6r auf Die StraBc lno
BAT oie 4Soli5ei lin @iilic. Gie glcr5tc
erflarien nun geltarn oab iie ni1ts
oerartiaes intcrncbnen wiiroen unO
oaB ne nnr Observation-Disclosures oos
0laB, Wcpidt un0 bic @cIdiftc 0es
3wergcs Uiiicn poQterf. Cic 5d)iue.
tier ut feds SUB groB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
.smnIIIun0a. e.. .QJeIanauerein.n Z

Scr nSmaamooo.Str.. .@clongpcr.
cin~ pcraniialtct 6eute iiir iciue 9ait.
glieOer mO ocrcn 6reiuioc alti Ger
f, ,Scngi1l 9 Sore" an Niio0lc-River
elm 9roBes Sdngericit uo6ei oos So6
Der gnutcrn iii allen Nonartcn &C..
ilnaen rerocu ioa Cab babel Die
&e1le ni6t troden blei5t iit iclbii0er.
lianold3, ocnn Is lit nit5t uur gclii
ano @ailcr i'm 6hiiie, ionoenl cin
Gomitc, bctebca0 ans ocn @N So9u
Bauer 9Ioon araB gloolpb 0laHer
nno Soiiis aroft ipir0 aud iiir &C.
mig Bluicr ioracn gie Singer mcr
oen ann gnoe Der 5troBcn6abn BON
gouihc5 nod Dem 8labc an Carl.
S5cao sl6rac5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
gaufctt Ser Srcoitlente.

Q(a Donncritag. orn 10. 9}oDeul.
Fer finoet i'm GAS ll6r g(6euos ir
Sotel Gnierion oos is. Sobresboui
fctt Der @oltimorcr Greoitleute itatt.
9lls 9ieonet iiuo fir Ben 9lbcno &c,
monnen poroen: 9(dtb. Samuel s.
@ro1anL Niilfs General Stoatsan'
malt Der %creinigteu Staaten Golptn
8. Gottell Staot&cgitrotor bon
&bilooelp6ia, 91onor SameS S. @re.
l!on uuo glntb. GboS. S. Sinibiciut
GongreBmitelico bon W1arpInno 3ic
9or6ereitingcm Die
has Arrangements. .Gonlite getroiicn
1at, peripremeu cineii gcnuBreiAcu
glbeno fir oie Gbeilne1mer
Ole y@eitlime @farDldnoer 8abn"
ipia III Sort Gooiiaton, 5iio.9alti.
more, elnen Gleuator erri6ten Der
minoeiicns $500.000 lolien pir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
air6lidjr GreieuiTc.

OtltNilVt VtriBAlN1'
0cutiAc lui6criic5e sdIcms-@emcin
Sc ibidt gge6nobtssei1eufc an
0as ~glot5e areu5 3ions.
@cnoinoe 6alt i6r @rntc0alttieit-
0|ouiianor Eboras s. S6o
ban miro 6cnte am EituIor6i
idoi bon SermonicopoHs comic
frirt.
@}it ero6ea 5reiB or6eitct Scr
Srauen @erein ser .@pang. hitb. Ga
lcHs.@ir6c (goiior Grnit pon %db
n4anD, un ole @cbaaAtsfiiic, mel
DE sic &emeinoe oireit an oas oeut
ir6e u3iot6e &rci5 abliefern piro.
toll 81 bctonuuen. 0as Gomite, 0os
0Sicie 5ddc in &dnocny bot, beite1t
Gus Grou Nlar8aret9c Iies, Gorli
teriu SSrou 2ina 2lt6elW 6rau sln'
ma Gdborot 6rou Maria Wtocnfc
lm0 Gliio6ctbe @roum Gie gon5e
Cicmeiuoe @roB rtuo &lein, orbcitet
nit rc9em Sutereiie an 0icicm ibo
uen uno eolen SSerfe. Die &cib
nahtsfiitc: fin oas oalltihe u9fot1c
Sreu34 cnt9dlt cine N}aIie BON polle.
ncn llntcrflci0crn, mollene Striim.
pfe @cttiiber5iigc. @ettiider INSIDE
iouoere &erbano3ci9 fir 2o5arot6c,
cuN alciocr mo S4i6e iiir @itt
men ln0 gsoiieu
9oS ancrifariiMc gNotbc &rcu5"
Bat iiM bcrcit erfldrt, bic @ci6naAts.
fiitc scr 5oleus @emcinoc ou ocn
ycitinnuln9Sort ab5uliefern. @rof.
Or. S. g. Sil6re6t, Scr ii1 Sur
3eit ii @lilu1cu oilib0lt mo icine
aroft in oeu Gienit oes oeitiden
u9ioi6en areu8ea" geiteat BAT, 1T Don
Scr 2IbienoniG benodridtiat morocn.
gaitor 6. bon Nubnom 1T itcI8
cuff ienc @aneinoe. Gbmobl nei-
ficns mir ormc 2cutc boben iic Sen,
mod rcidliA 5ur Y2iI0erung oes
clenos, pelde5 oos olte @oterlano
fetroiien 6at 6eigeteuert Die gln.
crfennuna miro in oieien Sale and
aabin 0clougen lpo6in iic ge6ort.
Ssiir9 n9ot6c S9reu5" iino on @el.
bern cingeganoen: Syo9n @oelfel
$t00; aat6arina Saud $i00; 6rl
elnna 51rciOcr, so Gents; 5roii
GGcrs5cracr, $500; @aitor 6. oou
aobmdmn 9}onat 9lopcm6er $780,
C5r. Sahmonu $500.
3tons @cmcin6c
Gie .@euainoe Gdlt 6cute i0r
Grute.Gonfieit iui @1oraengotiesoicn.
ilc, mclmcr uu 1916 llJr 6eginnt-
4oiior Or, Sulius Soimonn bat Gin
ipa5ielIes @roaromni iiir ole 6eier
crrougirt. gln nddien Sonntoa,
0cm lcbteu 5onntag oes air1cnjo6.
tcs, lit SootengeodbtiiiBfeicr nuo an
eritcn Sountog im Gc3ember, Inn 3
llbr gladnlittoss, euaIiidler %eper
@oitesoicuii.
GrciciniafcifS air@e.
9mei ojottesoienitc neroeu Beltc
iii ser ocittihcn lut6crii4cn 9reiei
nigteits airc6e, an Der Eriritu.Str,
el6aIten. 95oitor ". 8. StcrBer pre-
Oiat Bel ocm @}oraeuaottesoicuii
ilbcr oBcbt Dem aoiier, mas ocs
&oilers it, mo gl6cn0s: ~Sit Dos
cicpiilcn oQcu 0lcuidlcu cigcn2~ Die
gouitoqsidule bcgiunt i'm 9.15 llDr
@ioraens.
@ier3iaitiinoiee @ebete.
PHI qlnoromm9 oes Cardinals bat
aan3lcr 2oui5 81 Stidnep befoaut
eeuadlt ooB in oen iol9cnocn Sir
den pier5iaitiinoiae gluoodten aebal
len lDcroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

0S0c VnO QNt00p2" enc bctGnute
@urlesauc.@ Grippe, miro morgen unO
md6rehO oicier @o9e i'm r@a0etos
Ebeotcr" oufhcteu. SIC @oritqanug
beitebt airs 3lpci 9lften; ~ @ot
9dgbt" ino v9otel 9Ielp goint Som.
iort". Ger G6or bcite9t aus 3wau.
SIG bii6idcn 0amcn
09tcptun's So1tcr~ in
09Ilbaugb's
,glcptlm'S Godter~ 0as pr1cbtia.
ite 5ilmGramo oas ic sir @orfii1-
rlmg aclon0tc, miro III Der g9o2c
pom 80. IS. W}ts. an III ,9u6aug6s
S6cotcr" sc5eiat Gic NitelroQc miro
pon Sri. 9lnncttc aeacrmann uerf6r-
pert, wcIdc lid oiirH ibrc Dollcn0cte
,Siglr Ocn 9lamon Sic poatonmene
6ral" criporbcn bal. iuio melHe ais
Die gr0Btc S1wilnm- mo Gaud-
Sanltlcrin scr gSelt gilt.
Die obigc @anoclbilocr.@ .@ro0nf-
tion puroe ibon i'm lebtcn gluguit
an OcricI6eu Stdtte porgciii1rt mo
batte oauals cinen groBen Grfol1.
8 on5crt i'm 9eabo0p Gon-
crpatorinni.
PIN %. 9}oucniber finoct i'm @ca.
boon aSonIeruatoriiuu cin &ecital scr
beriibmtcn Sdu9erin mo %rima.
Donna Ser Chicago 96ilooclp5ia
Spcrn @eieaidait SRI g2aaeie
Iegte, itatt. Gie groBen Griolge Scr
crit 23-id6riscn 5dngcrin aif Gem
@e6iete Der Spcr nno 0os Gon5erts
iucroen ale Nluiifliebba6cr iider oas
81 peraalaiicl Dem criteu 2Nliireten
Der illngcn aiiniherin in Baltimore
pcrionli6 6ei5ippo6nen. sri. Geute
bat fiir Srcitag foIgcnoes grogranm
mliaeicllt
9'uccini o5lt qneac irne NOR.
bloc (5ior0anD uGaro nio 0en"
81. Sdinoler nSa Colombo; Fa
rclli uSnOocajionc q pencrc4 Ioitii
uScrcnatn IS. TeeuiiD: Is cit Ter.
taie langolreuie" "a 8lnte De
Ban u@emt Soir" u1antoHes~
,.Gbcpaur &c Nois4; Garpcntcr
uIcpuis le jour" Sobnion Dgrinf
TO me onlo iuitb thine cues 0}alo
ret uGette cau DC ror" 5ie0enion;
uDit i'm itinen glbeno~ 9riiiauo:
uGn poiiaut par loSorrainc1 9lc0in
ol6e 9loiarD~ IoIii Once @orc~
Soncr uGcarcit1; Guiltcr ~
CaiiieS @ooomm o9lu Open &c.
crc.:
Gon5crt oes 9tew Dortcr.
@bilbnrmoniiAcn Or.
d tiers.
,Srau @oosfi miro ais Soliitiu in
Dem ndhiten Gon8ert Der o9iep 9or
fer @6il6drmoniiben @eeQihaft1
auftretett 0as am Nlontaa. ocn %
92ouember 9l6enos Inn 70 ll6r, in
Ser ,,9pric" itnttiiiioet PM ocn
9Sroarolnnt ite6t bic 9lrie aus .Gbc
ron nC3eon 2u llnge6euer0 imo
oas 9ieb ser itcr6cnoc sSioloe ans
Ser 99agueriheu Cper ulriilan uno
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3emtidles s6eater.

-
Die dcooriic6enoeu @oitipicIc Ser
9lcw yorfer Srpina @lace @c
ielli&ait in 9a6oag5s 2oceam
am 3 nno A. Cc5em6er 9lni
eriten 9l5cno r9ie6 @aicrIono.
om 5Deiten u@linna BON @arr
1elm.~
Iic Srping @lacc IGeatcr @eicll
idaft BON 9leu Dorf, bic trcfilidc
&iiaitlcri6oor uelac iHon 70 eft
Gem ocItiden Ebcoter &u9lifnm
Stinocu uabren @eHliics bercitet
bat, fc5rt 9lniong ndditen @lonoty
fiir Gin mciterc5 @aiiipiel poc1 bier
3uriici. Sic gi6t 3ruei @orilcaunecn
ia Sll6aga9's l9qqtcrcppl0 5lgar qiil
1onncriiag, Den B., un0 S5reitog, 0cn
4 1cjenI6er PIN erien 9lbcao 1c
langi uSie6 @atcrlan0~ Elm ariegs
Sdalipiel in bier 9lstbeilungcn BON
alar Simon sur 9luffiibum9 lao
iiir Och 5ociteH gl6en0 lit 0as Suit'
ipiel u0linno bon 9oru1eln" BON
@ottbolo q Seiiing angeiebt poroen
Cine before g9o6l bate BON ser
Sc.t!ng Der @eicllihnft fatun gctroi
fen ucroen f0nnen; paiicu cod 6eioe
Stiidc 10 rcdJt cigcrtlih 81 ocn G6o-
raftcr Oieicr groBen crnitcn 3eit. G0s
eric u2ic6 @oierlauo" III. iuic ocr
glamc crfcunen ldBt Elm potriotiides
Stid Ger @crfoiicr ociicl6clt Ser
glcp 2lorfcr 5driftiieler Wlor si.
mon bat ieineu Stoif ben @rciauii
fen ser uencitcl 3eit ocni gelualtigcu
curopoiiAcn &ingcn entnomnlen mo
idjil0ert in 6creOtcr imO ii5er3Hlacn.
ser geeiie ben aompf ben Die ocut.
i6c 9lotiou qcgeu cine 9elt bon
5eiu0el fdmpit Gas podcu0c
5d5alipiel cllcbtc erit gou5 tiir5lid
III 9lcip 2orf eiuc llraiiiiibrung
iuo 5uor nit ciliem iI5cr ollcs 9r
marien gldn3cnoen Griolge Set
ocm Bat eS cine gIu5iebungsfroit auf
oas 9leiu yorfer E6cotcr 9su6li-
FINN ousgeii6t uclde Don per oorti.
aen 9Sreiie rur uit Ser 0es ou6 bier
6efonnten Shlager5 oaaicrucnllift~
pcr8i1en miro
Settings ~@Rinna BON 9arnbelnl"
lit 6cfonnt ais 0as flailiide Suiiipicl
Der ocutiAeu 2iteratnr IS III bon
Sem @ciit oes iie6euid6riacn &ricgcs
our6lUc9t IS uiroe bier felt Lam
gen So5rct nidt mc1r aege6cn nHo
oiiritc bon oncn 6ramocu Ger ocilt
iGeu 9h6uc nit bcr5lidcr 6ceuoe De-
9riiBt merocn
9eioe Stiidc peroen uatilrlih IN
erlttloiiiaer 9cieeuug 9egeben uer'
0eu. Gircftor 9lu0olf G6riitions ocr
crit Dor ciuiger Io0cu NIT eiucm De.
trddtlidcli 3mpaAs fiir ieir en.
iembIe aus GcutiAlano naf gleu'
g)ort 3uriidfe6rte, UirO lnierem Fii'
6litiun olBer ieircn alten Sicblii9en
aud cinige ciner nalgeponncucr
9rditc poriiibren.
Geutihe @oritcaun9en oiIrien in
oicier Set ouf Gin aan5 6eionocres
syutcrciic oeS ocuti1en Glements in
Oieicm @onoc redlnen. 1aS piro ii9
ouH bier 6epeiicu Ger olIno60dlt.
eigc 9iirgerUereiI Don NiorDlano"
bat sic 0oriielunacn in ieiuer leb
ten @erianinllng 6elonoers inooliirt
imo ieine aRitolie0er Sum 8a6lroi6en
9ciudlc oeriel6en aiifgeioroeri
@oupernelir @olosborougb lit ac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
n5lurcItan.Gm6. !"

9ei Scr MISUNDERSTANDING oes
u6loreitou.Gli6s~ miro am Gicuitoo
gl6eno Der Mdnnarbor Der 6iiHoiIi.
c9en ct. So6ns.airAc inter 2citiina
oeS Girigcatcu Sobn 2 elliott ne6.
rerc Sicocr portragen. &r. N}ilton
s'Qn Seer III scr Sefret1r ocs GM0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15


Selttc: ct. Qlusuitinls. STRIDE. in
SSoi6ington; ct. 9lntbouius.@ircbe,
@oroenpille; ct. Gliiabetb Stride in
Baltimore.
glm %. gSopember: ct. 2eo.air.
de, Baltimore; ct. Soiep9s-aircbc,
gieder; ct. Gocilioairde, 9olti.
more.
@erbitfeft un6 8o8or.
9lm "a, 26. uno 81. g3opcnber
peronitaltet sic OF. s@cmciu.
re 5un 9eiteu ibrer gfarriauIc Elm
eroBes Serbitfeit nit @aoor melaes
III Ger ct. Sacobus.$ale itottfinoet.
Ger 9eiuder Barren monhcrIei 9lnri-
lements imo Seoermonn miro bon
oem 0orgcbotenea bo6it befrieoigt
icin.
Gonlcfration.
NloHiignor Ibomas &. 5baban
ser 9eftor ser fatboIiideu lluiperii-
tit in @oi6ingtot 2. s., lpiro beute
in Der bieiigen Gatbcorole olrd aar.
oiuol Gji56ouS 5um Sitular Qii6of
DON e5eunanicopolis ieierli6 comic
trirt werocu @2it GouIefrutorea
lueroen ieiu @iiboi 9lilauo bon Sart
ioro Conn., uno 9ii9of G'Gonnea
BON Hihmono go. Gie 9Srcoigt bci
Scr @elegcnbeit miro @iiar. 2uggoL
@eneral @ifdr ser Gio3eic Sort.
ior0. bolten. Ger Sihilar 9iIhofs
lis Don @ernanicopolis iii in aleit
2(iien un0 5mor III Der gebirgi9eu
4ro0ii5 bon SscIria. @ie aor mau
DE bon ben Gitulor 8iiAofsiibcn.
10 iIt aud oieicr sur 8eit elm armes
Gorf nit eiu poar Goliieno Ginuob
uern. gr lit oon Sutereiic fir Die
Qatbolifeu in 0cu Der. Stanteu, in-
Benz er matchmaker ourn 9iidoi
D}aQen bon erie, ga, uno 9iifof
Slouoelfa pou 5itperior, 4isy einge
noulmcn poroen mar
GoI1efte fiir sic q ot6let
0euocn lin Guropo.
9lui glnoronnne Oes Garoinals
miro 6eute in aacn airHen Der Grj.
rio5eic cine GoQeftc erbo6cn meroen
iiir oie glot6leioeroen Ser citropdi.
iben ariegs3one. Su 0em Girfular,
ueldeS all Die Saeliorger ser Ssir'
den geian0t mnroe. lpuroe sic Soii
nung ge1uBcrt oob sic @Iaubiacn
rec6t ircigebig iein mogen
&er5 Seiu Girhc.
On ser Scr3 Seu Stride in Sia6.
lonOtomu 1T cine d0.ltiinoige sluoodt
ac6alten porOen inter ouBergclp6bu.
lidcr q(nt6eiIno6me Der @emeinoc.
Witqlie0er Die Geier begann init
cinem leoItirtcn &ofamt. Sn Ger
Eonfiaauras g9odle. am Gieniiag,
ocu "a. 91obcm6er, peroaitolten Sic
M0uen Ser @rsbruoeritoit Der bl
Samilic ym 9eitci Ser ueieu Stride
cine ioacnounte oNodage Nartb~ III
ser &aae ser Ser3 Seiu.@emcinoe.
Deuti6 der fatbolti der Ser.
banO.
Scutc 91odnnittag ll6r 6Glt OoS
grefutiD Goniite OeS rIeutihen rs.
mild fat6oliiHeu @crbanocS bon
Baltimore rnS llmgeoeuo" oie mo.
uatlide SiburG in oer5dul6oae Der
gSier3e6n III. 9totbGclier @emeinoe
| PIN Sountao sen 30 gloocn6er, fin.
set IN OerIelbcn Salc sic Oreinonot.
ihc @eueralpcriommlung Ocs Der
6auoes itott. Gs iueroen 5pei @or.
atrdqc ii5er ipiftigc Gbenoto5 gcs
Soften wcrocn. gincr scr 9lconer 1T
Goter @Ouaro 30. @eigel, scr Heftor
Ser Ser5 Seiu.airdlc
ct. Sufobus @enleinoc.
Gic 81 glnuiperiariltns .6eier oeS
Gor0 Baltimore GolBils 9lr 45~
uon ser aot6oliihcn g9o6lt60tiateits-
Qeoion fauo III Oer St. 5afobus.Ssir
Ne itott ino ichloB ih 0en irii5ercit
5eiern piir0ig ali
WlorDlGnOsr 9lniterufeit.
Sein critics 9lititerr-&olten Der
Soiion perauitoltct anl ndaiten
5Dnntaq Der ,,@ermanin Goliclop
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nDeine NiuOer, iheine Sliaoer aNb
nniere &inosr"

9lls lbomas &iein uan 9fr 24l
5ii0.ggolieltra6c, 0eiicrn Qloracp t
oer 0itliHeu @oli5ciiatiot icincE
6raa aegeniibcr erlIdrte oaB Ct MIDI
i5rc ain0er ans Der eriteu G9c inter
baltcn ioollc UcrlicB oieielbe oea Sc.
ridtsraum init oen g9orten sd
min weoer i5n nod jetue Stinoer
nod icinc llnteritiiBlna. Ier Gbe
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
TELLS WOMEN STORIES OF RICH
GIRLS WHO GO AWAY

OIHI0 WITH w await
George ]. Kneeland, of the Amer
lean Social Hygiene Society, shocked
the good women attending the Cen
eral Federation of .Women's Clubs
convention when he said that the So
called fallen" women came from the
homes of the prosperous as well as
from the homes of the poor.
He said he had in his possession
the names of 800 girls who had come
from the homes of the wealthy; girls
who had been members of Bible
classes and who had every luxury but
who had taken the primrose path.
He said there were lot of girls
living in fine homes who were what
are called charity" girls-that is
they do not sin for money, but for
pleasure. They will not mix with the
people they know, he declared, but
will welcome good-lOoking strangers.
These charity girls are not fore
ed by economic necessity to go into
careers of vice." said Kneeland.
"They usually become professionals
after two or three years of the life
of vice at home, however. But many
come from homes such as yours.
There are on our lists, cashiers, ticket
sellers, girls employed in stores and
offices. But many of them live at
home in idleness. Their fathers own
yachts and automobiles.
The girls are not feeble minded
or sub-normal, either. We have let
tiers from several of them, showing
they are well educated and alert. We
have pictures of them taken in
amusement parks and l am sure you
would say they look like normal
American school girls; daughters of
respectable and prosperous parents.
with almost all girls there is a
spirit of rebellion against the home,
against the dullness, and the strict
ness of home life. They seem to
have a fierce desire to break away
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

against their parents. They laugh
over the fact that they can put it
over on the old woman as they say.
My father would kill me- said one
to our inspector, if he knew l was
going out this way with stranger
THE charity girls talk to
strangers, however. They call the
boys of their own age who go out
with them 'boobs.' 1 won't go out
with any boy in this town. said one.
If did he would tell everything. All
these ''boobs" want to do is to walk
up and down Main street. You have
to ask them to squeeze your hand,
and they say good night on the porch
and beat it as though they were
frightened
1T seems incredible that girls of
this kind should be intimate with men
unknown to them. They prefer to
meet strangers or married men. Sc
crecy is the base of all their exploits.
They present demure and innocent
front and are aften prominent in the
Sunday school.
There are girls of this type in your
COWn. F1nQ Lnem ana give them the
help that only woman who remem-
bers her own girlhood can give. 1t is
largely the mothers fault that there
are so many of this type of girls.
Their mothers are too modest to tell
them the truth. Many of them are
diseased and don't know it. They
think it is condition peculiar to wo-
l. IoI h.
sci needed to keep them right.
"Clubwomen of the right sort can
give these girls the knowledge they
ought to have. They can provide
proper amusement for them, so that
they will be willing to remain in the
home town."
WON'T ENOnPSE IINIAN IAREI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
WON'T ENDORSE UNION LABEL

A committee representing the Chi
cago Union Label League was turn
ed down when it sought to interest
delegates to the General Federation
of Women's Clubs in plan to en-
dorse the union label on all goods.
The delegates were not given a hear
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05

mother, Angelica Schuyler at a state ball
was worn by her great-ereat- grand
when the Colonial belle danced with
Washington and Lafayette. Miss Church's
partner for the minuet will be Philip Van
Rensselaer, Van Wyck. lie will wear the
sword of one of his Revolutionary an
cestors, which is being loaned especially
for the occasion by the Hartford Museum.
All the others who are taking part in the
Colonial dances are the direct descend
ants of ancestors Of Colonial and Revo-
lutionary renown, and the costumes to be
worn will rival in brlliancy a ball of
Colonial days The Colonial dances are
being directed by Mrs, Lorillard Spencer
and coached by Miss Julianna Cutting.
The. Colonial dances will be the second
stage Of series Illustrating the evolution
of dancing in America. The first stage
Is in personal charge Of Dwight Franklin,
who has made special study of Indian
dances. Mr.. Franklin will have repro
duced the primitive Hoti dance, which is
probably thousand years cid and Is