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The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
ACTIVITIES OF
WOMEN
Interesting JottinEs Concerning I
BY wINIFRED SHORT.

Interesting JoftinEs Concerning the
Doings of the Feminine Sex
the World over.
England has several female football
teams.
Nine. Petrova. the actress, designs her
own gowns
Montclair women have asked council to
license pet cats.
University of Illinois girls have taken
up baseball.
The Japanese factories employ over
10000 girls.
Cleveland is to have women pure food
inspectors.
Miss Freda Kirchwey has been elected
president Of Barnerd College.
Nearly 5000 trained nurses are now en-
rolled in the American Red Cross.
England has school where women are
taught to run farm by themselves.
Paris has a woman's club in which onIv
divorced women can gain membership.
Queen Elena. of Italy, could earn s4OC
week as a champion swimmer and prize
shooter in vaudeville.
England has over 1900 barmaids. OF
which one-half are between the ages of
Is and ..
The number of mannequins has de-
creased Is per cent in Paris during the
past year.
Mrs Agnes l. Riddle, Of Denver. Colo,
will have modern farm home to show
visitors at Panama Exposition.
Miss Helen Taft. daughter of former
President Taft, has Joined the suffragist
cause.
According to statistics the death rate
among females is in every case lower
than that of males.
Boston has woman who is accumu-
lating fortune from buying and selling
antiques.
Women holders of endowment life poll.
cies live longer than those who hold
SlIdlSIiL lie pOllCieS-
Only 1916 per cent of the women in
this country over twenty-one years of
age are single.
Great Britain has over 100000 women
between the ages of twenty and fifty
years who are unmarried.
In Turkey every man, except the Sui
tan, is allowed to have three wives.
and the first wife rules over the others.
Twenty per cent of the females Of
sixteen years Of age and over in the
United States are engaged in gainfuI oc-
cupation.
Besides being grand dame, the Ouch
ess' Dues is a sculptor, painter, writer
and thorough huntswoman.
In Cuba the National Congress of
Mothers are working for baby-saying ard
providing school breakfasts for needy
children.
The International Congress of Women.
which meets at Rome this month. Will
represent over 6.0oaOo0 members in twen-
ty-one countries.
Over 20 servants in France have been
awarded medal of honor for having
served continuously for thirty years in
one establishment.
OF 3,72s wage-earning women inter-
viewed recently II was found that only
twenty-six were in favor of the ballot
being granted to women.
BY a vote of Isl to 15o the women
of Keokuk, Iowa. carried the election
which provides for $500 IN bonds 10
build new school buildings.
The woman's National Agricultural and
Horticultural Association Of Amber. Pa,
lis the pioneer institution Of its kind in
Ire world.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
BREAKING BOTTLES.

A glass bottle or jar can be evenly
broken without splirtering the glass BY
filing with cold water. tying around 1t
just where you want it broken a good
sized string which has been soaked in
turpentine and setting fire to the string.
A sood even break will result.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
GLASSWARE CEMENT.

For mending valuable glass objects.
chrome cement is best. This is a mix
ture of FIVE parts OF gelatine to one oa
a solution OF acid chromate Of lime. Ths
broken edges are covered with this.
pressed together and exposed to sun
light. the effect OF the latter being to
render the compound insoluble even in
boiling water.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

traditions seem to be breaking down uns
der the pressure OF new conditions, hun
dreds OF people are learning all the time
how much II would have saved them to
have used a little common sense and to
have studied the actual conditions sur
rounding their investents-
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

A little borsx added to the starch when
starching clothes makes them iron easier.
In washing windows. use real hot
wster and no soap, then rub dry with q
flannel You will find your windows will
be much brighter than when soap is used.
a little turpentine added to stove black
ing will make the stove look like new.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
BY HELEN WARE.
Star of "WIthIR the Law" Mt the
BeIasco Theater Next Week.

have been of the theatrical profess
sion for thirteen years now. and so, per-
haps. NAV he allowed to say a few words
concernnE a Stage Career"
A difficult ard arduous Isreer. indeed.
and ons which I would discourage aTy
girl fr IN entering unless aDe feels the
true call OF the artist.
There are so many who enter, or seek
to enter the profession merely because
they arc charmed by the glitter AMI
glamour of the stage as they see it fTCEl
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
BOX FOR BATH TOWELS.

II your bathroom is small and you
have no convenient place 10 keep towels,
have lightweight box made twenty inches
square and six inches deep. Put trunk
casters in bottom and drawer pull on
front. Paint and enamel white. This can
be kept under bathtub to hold towels.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
NURSE KEEPS TAB ON
BABIES WHO NEED HELP

reduced to subdued guttraI sounds and
smacks.
Now. just because you raised babies
that way sixty years ago. Is no reason
IL is the right way" Miss Weller was
saying.
The old woman argued that she had
raised twelve children OF her own and
as many multiplied by several, of her
grandchildren and had never lost one yet
and ham fat and bacon rind was the
diet.
Cases like that are almost despairing."
Miss Weller commented when we left the
house When IL comes to dealing with
grandmothers and mothers-in-iaw II
would take an army to get them into
subsection.
Whose baby is that?" she asked a
colored woman who was wheeling n
clean, plump and much beribboned baby
along the street.
Il am a nurse from the Children's Hos
pital." 1t was explained, 'and / want
you TO take her up there to see US.
But. she amt sick" the woman be-
gan in alarm
Il know she isn't" Miss Weller said.
THAT is the reason 1 want her. You
know the warm weather is coming and
we want to keep all the babies we'll"
The woman promised that she would
take the baby. But / doubt If i will
ever see her." Miss Weller said. "And
lots of them. IL they do come, will leave
the wrong address so we cannot find
them to look after their babies prop
erly.''
TheInin's Getting Fat Now.
Thelma, a wee. dark mite Of four
months, We called on next. had been a
patient of the milk dispensary for a
week and in that time had gained nine
ounces Previous 20 this diet she had
been given only three tablespoonfuls of
condensed milk and one quart Of oatmeal
water a day.
Theodore. another baby patient, living
next door, was being raised by his father.
The mother worked as cook all day
and the father superintended the do
mestic affairs of the home, including
the rearing of Theodore He is gaining
weight steadily since he came under the
care of the hospital and milk dispen-
sary. Miss Weller had the fcther show
her the bottles of prepared milk and
where the nipples and the other things
NEEDED for the baby were kept.
BY next month we will have from
fifteen to twenty babies every day in
the dispensary,' Miss Weller said with
evident delight. Come around when the
weather is good and warm and see
them"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
HAT BOX DEVICE.

silt open the two upright edges Of your
hat box so that when the cover is raised
this side win drop as hinged. This is
a good plan when the box Is kept on a
high shelf. as the hat can be taken out
without taking down the box.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02
KEEPING SILVER BRIGHT.

When putting away silyerware place
small piece OF gum camphor in the
case. This will keep II bright and shin
The Washington herald., 1914-05-02

BY a vote of Isl to 15o the women
of Keokuk, Iowa. carried the election
which provides for $500 II bonds 70
build new school buildings
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
@lanitsr ct. 9ierre.

meter 9ooenhdde uno 10000 Sin.
wo6ner, lpopon $4,000 f0pfe auf
ooS gSei6bilo Der Sto0t fonntctt
@enf Iiegt $40 N}cter ii6er Dem
WleereSipiegel Gas Alima lit &C.
nIdbigt in0 1crDorragcno 9cnm0. Gs
giebt ucoer 5u aroBc 0ibe nod SIT
ltrcnge &alte iue o0ier0atorii0e
@co6adjtlngcn beueAcn
&iuter 0.7 Counter -Hf79
6rii5IW0 1-S.9 Ser6it 9.7
9urNidnittstchperatur f 9.35
Ser 9lorooitpiE0 (anh 9ile 0c.
uonnt mcl1cr por0crridt je00M
ielten itarf mcbt lit troden irii1 lm0
itdrteno, Gr fi6rt refine 9uit BON Sen
Bergen mo 0em 5ee 5u Gic Bile
reini9t Oie 2uit imo niunt aQc
id)dolidcn &aime, Die cine qlnbdlls
hnQ BON 115,OO0 Ginmo0uern ans.
0iinltct nit iid6 fort; i6r lit Is 3u
oer0anfen, 0nB @af feline 5eu6cn
feunt mo Sic Sterbiinfcit cine 10 ae.
rinae lit (t7/000). Gin eigeneS @c.
ilmo6eitsomt Bat oariibcr 5ii pamcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

irdot luo ser ourd elm ll4rucri iu
"a Shm0ci cinral INIT iene 9lNie
0corc6t miro. ghd ocni aRciaamnntrl
bcim0et lid, ctt ilcincrcr Aaiten Ser
Sic ltnra6pnus elmer 6enlicrSiimng
bartlett. Giucb 0ieioS 6cniter iddt
Qidjt in Oos Snnere ncS Nlantcis iuo
ouf cine oarin befinoliCqe 9loae p0os
tograp6iideu &apiers, Sic ste inns
lcbon betauuie Gint5cihu1 trdat mo
oiti cine 8rppma ocpidelt lit &e
bcacr 0ie Sonne ielcirt. opiio itdr
Fer miro 0aS %opicr beliAtet ln0
menn man es onnn cuhuidelt 20 ldBt
iid) oiiS Der gt5Berci o0sr 1crinaercn
Sdapar3rna ericnuoL oh sic Gonnc
5u elmer bciAnnlten To1cSitlm0c
ltart, idllraf oDer aar nidat idlicn
gSic man IN nclcrcr 3eit crionnt
bot lichcn aclpne 2cr,n0eutulcu oca
SSeitcrs NIT SEN S0nnonlledcn im0
init 9cl0iiien &aranoeriin8en 0cS Gro.
magnetiSnmS III 3ulaancu5ong.
Des6al6 bil0et Die 9eohohtna sic.
Ter 5lcfc ui0 0eS Gr0naanetisnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
9pEaebanSe

oiQes Gippen oes Groqes nod Scr
cincn lui0 anoeren 9iidtuua Itottfin-
Set 10 ldBt iic1 alio goi5 aenait Der.
folQeu, ipie 0roB Die Nlcnae ocS 5u
ieoer Shn0e 0eioQenen glieoerIhla-
oes acpeien it,
geiouoers UiclIeitige g(niorocrltt.
oen meroen 0rrb ben g9ino on oic
@eobodytiing 0eitelt Sci i6u lit
ndmIid cine game 9[u5obl pcridie.
0ener @roBen 5u beitininen: feline
9Pihtitna ieine @eibuin0iafeit uuo
Scilt @rltd. 3n iih one 0rei inner
boIb ie6r fur5er 3eitrdunc ie6r oft
ni6 ie6r raid gu dnoern piIcgen, 70
m,Ikte man gan5 6eionoere glpporate
rr0enfelt, I'M alien gIuioroeungcn
ocrpdit iii peroen. Sir 9elp66nliA
serfoiIen sic Observation-Disclosures
N slpei SbeiIe, BON oencn ii9 Der
cine nitBefL unO 5pnr am D01lten
g,,,nffe Ser Stationeit meilt alio ouf
Scnt Nahe o0er ailf einen belonoeren
T6,,rm befiuOct wa5rcnO oer onoerc
I'M eyrnertl uuter9c6radt III. gIlBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

fratie ino 8olfspartei, ole NIT tueN-
ieln0cm @liide eifidieoen uuroen
bis beim eriten Sai6e Der fran55ii-
i6en &cDolution Die 2eBtere ben SieB
Oooontrua. 9olO ieOocb artete Die
gem1Biate golfsregierung IN linn.
loie SdreGensberri@oit ans. 0ieie
3nitanOe benubte 0as 9ireftorium
(t798), I'M @enf 5ii mneitieren.
g1opoleon mofte eS 5ur &ouptitaOt
Oes .Gcportements. 6iiu3e9n
Sabre ip0tcr, beim glaben Der ber-
bitiocten Seere, Dcrfiiuoeten einige
Botrioten ole @ieoer6eritcGung Ger
&epublif (3i. GSenber 1879 Scr
g8ieuer &ongreB 6eitati9te 0ic llnub.
bdnaigfeit oes Staafes @enf imo be-
wiaigte i6m eineu @e5iets3upoAs.
@enf plrOe in Die Sdiuei5er gio0e.
noiieniGaft ouf8cnommen 0ercn %.
&anton es biloct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Wiadt iib Dernlin0erte, leioer ou1
5iim Gortbeile Der &er5oge bon Ga
boDen. Seit Dem XIV. Sa6r5iuioert
mar oieier @iidoisRe cine 9lrt
Yfriinoe fiir iiingere S0bue mo Der.
monote Oes ber8ogliGen Sauies ge-
iporoen.
glnfangs oes XVI. Sd6rbun0erts
brod ser aanfpf los 3WiIben oen
@enfer 8olfe. Oos iib unO feline Srei-
belt fortgeiett neioiid beorobt ia5,
uno Dem Ser5og bon SapoDen, Der
nit lln9eouIO ole @enfer ins Inter
t6onenOerbdItniB 5u 5pingen. uno
ben 9iibot ouf ieine eeiltlideu
Sunftionen 8i beiArGnfen lu1te.
g3oboem oie Giogenoiicn (@iogenots
GonfeSeres) 5pei ibrer beiten SH5-
rer (9ertbelier 1919 uno 96brier
1929 perloren batter, trugen iie
Oo1, penn aidl nit groBen 9luitrel-
eunger Oen Sieg 0aoou ii6er oic
glamelufen, Uie sic 9ln5duger ser
SapoDer genomHt pirocn. 9lim
iAloiien sic @enier 8ertr1ae a6 NIT
perid)ieoenen &ontoncn 0ie i6nea
@ilfe uno 9eiitono iidcrtcn BOD
pur0en oieie crit perfeft, ais oie gle-
formation $3.50 eingeFa6rt wur6e.
Das 6iid0flide 9legilnent mir0c
aufgel6it. @enf puroe elm ilnab6Gn.
giger 6reiitoat, ser BON einem Gun.
oicns lno einem 9lntb geleitet muroe,
oeilen Wfitglieoer aus Dem @olfe ge.
pablt murOen.
8nerlt bon 6arel gepreOigt, fano
Die Reformation bal0 einen 6erUor-
ra9enocn glpoitel in So6onm Cabin.
@olotn murOe in 9foDon in ser Bi-
caroie ge6oren. 1886 fam er ua1
@ent no er bis 8u icinem So0e
1564) Ie6te. Seine genialen Sa5ig-
telten erluarben i6m einen ouBeror-
oentli9en @infltB, ser BON @enf
alls iiber gon5 @iropa ltrablte. gr
tteorganilierte nidt mir sic &irde,
!,onoern ou9 Den Stoot; er SOB Sen
onentlIden llnterri6t, qriinoetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Sbulel lnO ole 9lfoOcniie, er orbei.
'tete birgerlicbc, oel 2uyiiS beldni.
pfen0e @eiege alls. Seine itreige
Y1onneS5udt im0 Der 9eiitanO e0ons
geliiMer 8iirlten madten aus @enf
cine itarfe 5eitc, Die cine li6ere 3u-
fIudt wur0e fir &iele, beiou0erS
5rau5oicn Die mcgen i6res @loubens
ans Der &eimut1 Dcrtrie6en mor0en
paren. 9ie g'inmonoerer fii6lten iic5
boIo beimiih irno iie unO i6re glo9-
fommen baben bieI 5u @eniS 9fubm
beigetra9en.
ltnteroeiien bate Der aonig bon
5ranfreid 1926 oie iaDoporoii6en
Staaten oiesieitS Ger 9llpen onnef-
tiert. 9Ils 6aS &mtS Sabonen ieoocb
balO oarauf Dieoer in 0eren 9cIib Qe.
lnngte, iuhte es loiort Wcnf ipie0er
81 unterperfen. Grotoem ser Sersoo
geididt Die g8irrcn ser Siga benutte,
batte er feiuen Grfolg. llto elm lester
lleberfaa, oen er mitten i'm 6rie0en,
III Der 9laGt oeS 12. De5embcr 1902
mtcrnabnt miBlorg fIdgli1. @enf
feiert nod 6eite 0ieien Sieg nit Dem
Set ser 0@scolaoe~.
Gas XVII, So6rbunoert mar
frieoli6er, erioroerte oornm ieDoh
ni9t weniger 9lufnerfiomfeit ln0
allgbeit. 9lls oas G0ift ron 9Iantes
aliigcbo6en piir0e, monOerten oieIc
Der oa0on 8etrofienen in Sen fleineu
6reiltaat Elm, Der iHon OaniolS einen
geiltigen @dttelpiuft biloctc.
%a8egen braHte 0aS XVIII. sSa6r-
6unOert cine Wlenge inuercr g8ir-
rem Streitiafeiten 5piiAen gLriito-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

mcroen 9iiAhm9 @cidpinoigfeit
itn0 1rud oeS Minoe5 oufgenonl.
men int Slnern Der Stotioncft per-
oen iie ielbiit50tig regiitrfert. lluiere
Abbilorng 5eigt ims 0aS 1oA elmer
station auf Dem mir 5lnidNit liufs
0ie inlS l9on befonitte, SIR gluiltel.
llIllg pon Ibcrmoarnpb unO S)Doro-
grnpb oicncnoc Siitfe 6enerfcn, 0ie
oleleS Deal ols Stepenionidc ooer
genglild3e~ Sitte gebart nO borne
our1 enc Salouiiellappe peridleB-
bar ut SSu Scr glitte befin0pu ii0
FluoioBrop6 (ln Gaitem ui0 oane-
pen en- yiegenneiier dlteren SDiiems,
oer nm Oo5 Ger0uniten oeS Oarin
olllgefongenul He9enpoIicrS 8u Der.
Dllieit iulter Dem glufianatridbter nit
elner ltorten Ginidniiruia 0er1e6cn
1T. Norliber irei in ser 2uit -
rno Die 5ur 2Ini5eiduud 0cs gBins
ocs olencnoen &orridillnQcn anae.
bra1t Die ie0cr mctcoroIodiIt6cn
~lullon 19r cDorofterlltiidjeS Sc.
praqc aeoen. Sinfs benerfcu mir oos
9topilllonlde uShalenlreu3 glnenno.
meter" yin elmer ienfre1tcu gldIle
3efinoet iicb eiu magredteS areu3, oei.
len pIer Arme boble SalbfaoeIn tro-
sen, Der gSino it6Bt geqen oieSe
S0olen ino neriebt 0ns areus in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
ggie man Sas ggettcr 6eubadtct.

C5oriceina bon ocr q eeitel
fI6bc aefollen mar. Ierotiae einiode
SReqenmelier perOen bcute nod opf
ben fleineren meteorologiiben Sta-
tionen gebroildbt. 0ie groBeren iino
oleibfals ielbitregiitriereuo ausge.
ftoItet. Ser i'm 9iloe mie0ergege.
bene .%lupiograpb no6 9ii6aro
seiot o6en oos gLufiouggefdB fir Oeu
9aeoen. Gieier oeloltgt BON bier aus
in Sen 0orunter ite6enOen Soften lmo
apar 5inddit in eineu no6 beioen
Seiten fippbaren Srog. 9ieier Erog
1T 10 auSbolanciert, 0oB er iic6, TO-
bolS ct cine beitimmte @2cnQe @ulier
ent6Glt, Iclbitt6dtig einuioI noh Ser
einen iin0 einmnl nab ser an0eren
Seite entleert. 3ie 3a6l ser gnt.
Ieerilnqen miro our1 Elm 9ldoer. rno
Sebenperf alif Die ims imon 6efonnte,
ais 5Greibfeoer uno 8rontmel Be.
Itebenoe 9fegiitrierDorridhmq ii6cr.
frozen. Ga BET ie0em 9legen Elm ltan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Inn 70 i1nellere llm0rc6unacn, je
gr0Bcr ieine @eiduinoigfeit it, Die
@eihpinoigtcit fam e0cn gtuQen.
bid an Ser inter Dem &reiB 6eiino-
Iidcn 8eigerifola o6geleicn mer0en.
Sic SteQlng 0ieier 3eiaer miro Our6
clcltrii6c IrG0tc nod lutci an eine
i'm Snncru 0c5 GbicrpotoriiinS 6c-
iin6lidjc 9legiiirierporridtmg mei-
teroegcbcn. 100 lie ltdnoig ielbitt1Gti1
oltige3citnet miro, 10 oaB olio elm
ieOcSmnligcS 9eiieigeu 0cs 1odjeS
sinn 3pcdc 0or glblciiung uid)t not6iQ
lit. Nchts oiif Dem UoMc beiinoct ii1
aiif 606cr Stun9e oie Q9in0io6ne, Die
8ualeitt als gSiu0orutlncNer pirft
gSmoridting in0 @in0orud meroeit
nudD 6icr oiti eleltriic5em @eac uo3
untcn ii6ertragcn.iino 0ort aligc3eic0-
net. 0ie i'm G5ier0otoriiuu bciin0-
lidlc Geoiitrieroorricbtuna iit in nm
Icrer sl60ii0img pic0crgegc5en. ggir
ie5cn bier mie0er Die inns bcrcits 6e.
fonnte NaI5c, Sic oif elettrIifpm
@cgc 70 nit ser 0iuofo6nc pcr6mi.
Den I'll, Oab iic Oeren @eweglma nit.
maNt. 9iedlts ieitudriS bon i6r lit
elm ll6rperf, OaS infol0e ieines eiac-
nen @apidtcS an elmer 3obnltange
berobgleitet. DieieS ltbrtperf lift 10
einaeridtet, 0aB es i'm @erlailie bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

0leitiallS cine pidiiBe gllliao6e ser
buti1ca Dlcteoroloaie 1ie @cobab.
tuna Der Sonneuilcacu aeidiebi am
belten ouf INSTRUMENTATION Meae.
nio mir crie9cu nile lmicrer 2lbbil.
olna Den 5u oielen 8mede acboltcn
glpparat DER ols ciuem Ternro6r dc.
lteht on Dem bufea cine ser Ionaen
Nrenupeitc oes N6ieftibS entiprr.
deno lang aebaute pboto0rdp6iit6c
@amcro dngcbrad6t III 9Iuf 0er auF
Der 9licIlcite beIinolil1en Iloitlhei5c
tonnen cnhpe0er oirelie 9eo6adim.
GEN porgcnommen ooer eS ioun oni
cincr cin1eldo6eien @lotte cile poo.
ioarap6ildc 9Illinabmc aemodt mrr.
oen Conit oaS gINgc 0nrA ols
oirestc GnilelIcn OeS 9lpgoraicS in
oie Some uidt aeblenoet MIRO fao
Die obcu on Der Stlrnieiie ser qaHe.
ro iopie ieitIia an Dem ouberoroent-
lid langeu 6ernro5r ouacbra1ten
SiiiereiuriAtuaen init 5Ioueu c0cr
acidlpdr3ten @ldIern pcriohen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Bon oa an gcbt oie @enier Sc.
idli6te, iopeit cs sic duBcre 4olitif
6etrifft. in 0erieuigcu Der @iogcnoi-
ienidoit oiif. @on ser imeren Poli.
tit lit 6olacnoes 5u beri@tea; Gle
1915 csi0eiteate @erioiiuua blie6,
ouerOin0s inter 8ablreicbcu t6eilpci.
fen 9tcpiionen 1T &roft bis 1912.
5u ipelAem 3eitpunite ie gGn3lid)
ml9eltaltet pu0c. 1876 troten 0ie
Oer5eiiigen 9e6or0cn infolgc elmer
Sicoolution 5uriid, uno nit i0ncr
fiel ou6 oos fouierootioe SvItcm.
0os felt misunderstanding Der 9ie.
publif in &raft geweicn mar. Ole
&erioiilng (1SlO mltcr bcionocrenl
Giniluiie Somes iSo5p's in gqu5 oe.
mofrotildem Sinne ausscarbeitet,
lit. nit 5a6lreidcu @cr6ciigpnacn.
md beite IN Strait
Scr &nnton @eni 9ot 266 &ilo.
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~ Gtiin0cn an Der 9nN5el Sdnge Ser
Sol5c pprbeipaiiiert, Wl0 OQB cs iidl
oiii5iebt, iobalo man cS pie0er in sic
Sobe ihiebt. gln ibm iif Ger iinS Be.
reitS 6etonnte Sdlrcibitiit befcIiigt.
@eion0erc 9luimorlianifcit mirO
bon Seitet Der mcfeorplodiitbcit
Stoiioneu Der 9'cobddtin1 ocS Cen.
nenicheins rm0 feincr Coucr suacucn.
BET 3itr iclbitt6dtiscu glui3eittuln9
Der Sonnen0auer oicnt ein 9lpparat,
Der iid aiii Die 9lngobcu pot &rof.
b. GSnorcb oriin0ct Ger u5pnuen,
iGcingIutpgrupD z nilB 10 nlaebrn1t
mer0cn, oaB er aenall in ser Nliitaas-
linie 0es betrefienocn Grtc5 iic6t
gSir ie5en oieie Sinie nif ser Wlnr-
morplatlc eiugegroben, nnf Oer er
uiliaeitcllt lit. 9onn inilB er alif oic
aco9rapbiiAe @reitc ocS Dries cingc.
itcllt iueroan an 0cm er 5ltr 9eruen,
0lul0 fomntt. 3u 0leien 3mede 1T en-
70 ciagerir5tet, Dab Ct an ciHclH S{rcis.
bogci III Die &0be aefii1rt llnO on
iDm fclt1cidIrdubt ipcrocu tonn. gSIe
mir iebcn Bat ser Drt, an Dem Der
abgebiI0ctc gIpporot 5iir gerpenolmg
fonnnt cine geograp6ilNc greite bon
5to. Sn llebrigen beite6t er aus ei.
mem D2clolmontel, Der inlten cine
Stunocueint6cillna (pon / bis 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

@enf miro oeit6idtlidb Oos erite
Wlol BON SuliiiS Gdior erlpd6nt. Ser
ronIii6c @ro6erer be5eidnet cs ais
ole n0rolibIte StoOt Der 9lao6roger
lmO beridtet: CT babe 0onalS Die
9riide 5erit0rt, Die 0ie StnOt nit Dem
rec6ten llfer Der &bone per6ono, Inn
oie glusponoerung ser @elOetier (5S
b. Gbr.) 81 berbhtoern. Sci Der Gin
t6eilltnq @allicns iDuroe @enf ser
Bro0ir3 @oaia 9larbonetiis, Oeren
Souptitoot garbonue mar, 5ligctgeilt.
9os Nv. Sobr9ilnoert brdhte
@cnf 01s Ghriitent6uM bol0 tpuroe
Die Stoot Def @Sttelpuft zines gro,
Ben 9ist1umS, uel1es iitb bonn llier
oes @enier Sees bis an ben Gee bon
9(nnecD eritredte. Sm V.Sa5r9unoert
bon oen Yurginoern cro6ert, biloetc
es einen Ebeil Oes erlten birglnoi.
iGen &0nigrcids; 5S4 iiel eS init Die.
fem in oie SdnOe Der 6raufen
glls i'm Sabre SSS Oas glieoerburs
qunoiide &0niereid oitf Den Erilnl-
mern OeS 9arolingiideu &aiierreid)s
onf6lii6te, murOe @elif cine ieiner
beoeutenoIten Stdote. Sein letter
&6nig, 9fuoolpb H., OernoAte ieine
&rone 4onra0 Dem SaIier (1032).
)O2un ipilrOe @enf freie Reidsitoot
sOie nle5r nomineae 06erberridoit
0es &ailers gepdbrte ser ein6eimi-
iden 9fegierimg, Die ooiualS pom
8iidof ousgeiibt pltr0e, freie @nt-
foltlng. Der &ebtere oer6aii0 nit Der
geiltli6en Sber6obeit iibcr oos @is.
tburn Die peltlide SerrIdoft iiber
ole StoOt, bis er gum S6eil per0rGngt
muroe BON @erren, Die ebenio ndd5-
tig. in Der 6olge pobl iogor nod
m16tiger ipnren ais er. Ginem 0ieIer
@erreit Dem @rafen BON Sobopen
gelang es 1890 - no10em er crit
Oie 0Rodt ieiueS 0eebenbu6lers, 6es
@rofen bon @enf, gebrohen bate III
ii9 0es biih0iliderC )Snieli1loiieS
un0 0es 9lntes, in0 Dor Q[lena Der
@infimfte OeS @i0omnots Go. /. ME
oere @eri6tsbnrfeit) 5l 6eud1tigen
Son oa oil no6men Die glnlpriid]e,
ole oas &aus SoboDen oiif Die Serr-
fdaft ii6er @enf 5u baben glaiibte,
INNER mebr Oen Gborofter elmer SIM
maBung an. gs beourite ser gan5en
llnii1t uuO 9aft Der giirgeri6ait,
pelbe felt Dem @nOe OeS XIII. Sya6r-
binoerts cine @eneinoeberfoliuna
botte, Inn 81 berbinOerit Dab Die
llebergriife III poILitdnoi9e Weliber-
greiflIng Ger Sta0t ousarteten, bonn
oos nor oas 8iel oas Die ioDopil6en
6iiriten tu1brenO mebrerer Sa6r6un-
oerte onitrebten.
g9d6reno oes XIV. Syo1rblnoerts
batte @enf mebrere 9iI6ofc, 0ie ais
ma6re @atrioten 6anoelten, uno sic
ole 9eitreblmgen ser @iirger inter.
Itiibten, mo es nlr angling. 60 ae-
md6rte uno beliegelte ibnen 3. g
9I06emar 6abri 1887 Die 6rei6eits-
briefe (6rdnbiies). Inter oieier
Serridoft fab @enf ieinen g8oblitanO
empor6lH6en. 8oblreide @ldrfte ino
ni6t fpeniger ieine bebor3ugte Gage
t6aten 0as lire. 9ie @oltsfrnft ent-
faltcte li6, wdbreno Die bii9oflidc