davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
Governor Mann, of Virginia. Wrote:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
CAPT. D. H. SMITH.

Covsrnor,s 0a; 'AN"itNfA'
CAPT D H. Richmond Iaru.rv ,o4
Success" -
NY Dear
from VISIT to the Success It carried time but
ne good Old times In truth the world progressing getting bet
not make criminal him from w
the old and methods
while s0~"
yours,
VIM HODGES MANN, Governor Of Virginia
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
GREAT BRITAIN

oN hAAiNEK May 1912 Her story the most exaordin-
y o a could be told of the real life Ship exceeds il weird
~ eo q Vanderdeckens Fl yng Duchman v horrors
WIN US Wonorous phantasy Of Cole ridges The Mariner
M MALL GAZETTE May rs 1927 the world it would Be
" nhu craft with interesting history than the old teak
built barquehtne Success - ~
NoKIHEkN ECHO Feb 23 s12The historic ship the
world Drawing the breeze III
oiDS SHIFTING GAzETT E. April 1912-"The departure Of
ms remarkable vessel will country an unique relic
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEW s. April G. lsl2-"As relic of -
Gays wnen man would be anspore stealing wopenny pie and
hanged Tor very little more she Of interest
STAR, April 16 19l2-"Assoca ted with some 81 ,h - n,
episodes 0 penal - ~ 0
DAILY CHRONICLE, May b. 192-"This wooden vessel bri !
o win he anuquaed hull bluff square stern and high
deck typical in many of caraval Of Columbus
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
Governor Pothier, of r. l.. Wrote.
CAPT. D. II. SMITH.
Convict Shin aS,irress
CAPT. D. H. SMITH.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
Executive Department
CAPT d. H. ~ - A'A-
British Convict Ship Success" ovidenceR r. T.:
to
in Of the
Of the dandIT
A9rSN'
Yours
A. J. POTHIER. Governor
Evening journal., 1914-07-24

most ~ % puaumd
D~ ~
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
M&5 & the Press a wo Continents

lesson nofH onenn
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
Governor Foss, of Mass. Wrote:

Executive Department
d H.. SMITH D09S'' O'oper 90 AoA%
Success.
MY Dear Your ship oodns
lcondiuo
past 100 Of
nsa TINS opportunity to see the strides h have
villa
wards the further improvement YOU doing
py the exhibition OF these horrible
EUGENE NJ ross Governor
Evening journal., 1914-07-24
This Wonderful Vessel Has Beer
Visited by Over 100000
15,OOO,OOO PEOPLEN

lng mosI q M heads Europe has received M panare
" edag state and officials
greatest men have written volumes her - W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

nad alaorio ii6ermittcltcu Gepcihc
geiagt 1o6eu ioll, Dicle bon 0eu IN
Merito bciinolideu 1900 Spa
uieru ieicH 6ereit ouf Seite ser
N}eritouer ge0cn oic Giuoriuglinge
(9lmerifancr) 81 fdmpien angeiiAts
Ger iirengen ueutralen Solttng Scr
Spauier in 0Rerifo, un6egriinOet
ieicu.
.9tem gorf4 iii see.
glem 9orf, ~. 2lpril. N1it
Dem i6rillcn alange Ser Sirene, oie
Gontre 9lomirals 8loggc 3pei
5terne oilf 6loucm 5elOe an
9auptmait me6euo, uno 6egIeitet
BON cinem auf Scr 9unocsr6eoe a6-
gcieuerten Sallt, perlieB geiicrt
fltr3 por lieim llbr ser neue lle6er-
0reaonoug6t 09lep 9orf" ole 93opp
9aro, Inn ais 6laggi6iii Oe5 neueu
ilicgcnoen @eiHmaoerS 81 Oienen,
OaS inter Golitre-}l0niirul IS, Nlc9iac
@inslomS Commando iornirt, SIT
scr in merifouiiden @emdNern cou-
3entrirteu gemaltigen 2lrmnOa Gnfel
Salulg 9itoBan ioll. Inter Itr0men-
oem 9legen, o6ue Sang nu0 Slang
ino nit beinubc einitiinOiger Ser.
ip1trmg Ser @an5crfoloB iolltc
Inn s ll6r a6ia6ren ging e5 bin
ans aif oen @at 9iioer nno nadI
IompfinSuille, moiel6it man nod
$50 @1arineiolOaten an 9orO na6m,
Sic Gompoiie ooiuitircn ino Ben bci
Dem Goiiiren ser 9rooflpner 8riide
abgeriiicuen @}ait fir Die orobtIoic
Gelegrop6ie repariren lieB. 3unddlt
ae6t bic 8abrt. mic eS bciBt nacb
9lewport, q 8. Sier miro bic Tor
peoo-9Msriiihug initallirt uno bier
aili gebt eS gen SiiOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
0ompf aeoen 9sru6i6ition.

@tttSburg6. 8a, 27 9lpriI.
Sn bellcu 56aaren 3ogen anl
Sraitog sic 0eiitid 9lmerifouer
bon &ittsburg6 uno llmgeaeno uadl
bic 6ieigen 2liSitelhmgs6olle, no.
ieIbit Die erite BON Orei groBen Q}ai-
icnperiaumIlm0eu i'm Snterciie Der
pgrionliben 6rci6eit inter Den glu-
ipi3icn ser. &erional 9i6ertD 2cague"
oou @cit @ciuiDloonieu itattfano.
GoS gauge li6erole 9iir0ert6um BON
9lAeg6enD gount1 mar in groBor
5tGrfe pcrtrctcn. Gen @oriib IN Der
@eriammlng fibrte Serr s. 8.
8loeocl, @r1iioeut Oes 2lllegbenD-
Gouuto 3weiges oeS y0eutid-
9lmerifauii6en 9tationol6unoes
Ole Saliptre0uer oes glbeuOS woren
9iep. gGiQiom u. @aiion bon 9lclp-
gorf itno s. 81. @inole bon Chicago,
melde bic @efobren Der 2ocal Gp-
ton uno @ro6i6ition in eingc5enOer
@eiie belerbteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
an tgnnlt 6ei gLr6eitern.

9 oiton @laii, 27. 9(pril
Nier mprbc geitern bon POO Gelego-
Inn ii6cr Die Organization oeS u6c.
oeratco Council Of 9laiIwop Brother.
booos~ 81 bcrot0idlagen in melhem
PIC Giicn6a6nlcute 0es goi5cn Gam
oes oerircicn iein iollen. Gcri9ieoene
9ieoner mtbten enti9ieoene 4Sropa.
ganoa tiir Den Gorihlag oen tribe.
rem @rdioenteu ser o9lew gorf,
9lcp 9aucn q SortiorO.eiicnba6n, +"
G1arles p @lelleu an Die Spite
Der neuen Crgoniiatiou 5ll beruien
9lbunueutcn, Die ben ,,ScntidjCn Gorrrs
ipOnoenteu" nidJt piiuftlidJ Doer nnrcGeI-
mihig crbaItcn, iinD gc6ctcit ocr Office
6appn bcr Eclcpbun Dbcr idjriftltdl Niit.
tbrIllnB 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

@anoma ~ 9lprif Ger
amerifanii1e @eiou0tc ". s. @rice
empfdngt BON uiclen 6crDorrageuoen
9iirgcrn BON @onama &erii6erim-
gen Der Sumpat6ic NIT Scr amerita.
niiHeu 9legiering bc5iigli6 Ger Si.
tuation III 0lerifo itro aus 5uper-
laiiiger GueQe Oerlailtet, OaB ole 9los
miniItrotion bon &anama Sen Ser
Siaateu ourdous freunoli6 gciinnt
lit mO ale 9lnitren9ungen madt
ieomc0e @eriube Oes 9lui6ebenS ge-
geu sic @creiugten 5taoteu 5ii mt.
teroriiden. Ger @eianote grice bat
BON cinent omerifanii6en Sugcnieirr
Oos glnerbieten er6olten oaf Dem
Sitbnuis orei Gonpagnien Snfante-
ric fir ocn Gienit III 0lerifo an5ll.
merbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

in &cnntniB, weldc 0ic &eriol0ma
Ger @ntilo6eneu auina6m mo oicic
6alo iiclltc yla9 0artcm Sample
wnrOcn neun Der 30glin0c pieOer
ciugciangcn bic ii6rigen ie@5 catfa-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
Nieiitlider itiir5t tOOt am SIltar uic'

&fttSbur99 9Soy 81. 9lpril-
Syn Dem 9lugcnblif ais 9eitcrn
QorIuittag 0os @elGute ocr @lodcn
III scr oeuti6en r0niih fatbolii6en
Dreieinigfeits-&irde oobier 0en Gin
gang Scr 9Sro5eiiion perfiinOete, Die
8u G6ren bon orei @eiitliheu peron.
itoItet moroen mar, oie ibr iil6ernc8
SSricitcr Syubildum begingen, itiir5tc
elmer Scr Su6ilore, @ater DipuDiius
6ronciS Bet ser General. Superior
ocs Garmeliter Groens, al ben Stu
fen ocs g(ltars toot 5uiannen. 9ie
2eidbe ipiroe ipdter i'm bollcn Grnat
iii Der &iuWc alfge6abrt @oter
@eIt fam am Saniitog 9l6eno BON
Gnglepooo, g. s., bier an. Gr mar
oail6croa in Den Ser Stooten be.
fonnt uno bat au6 ais Saupt ser
Garmeliter in oen Scr. StaateH uno
CANADA 0itcrs 9iout beiubt. @5ebo
reit liodr asdter @eit in 9riitol, eng
lono. iiH Sabre 1862. 9ie 2eihe
miro beiite nod gngIewooo ge6ro6t
mer0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

NyllNNiANliN NNCi - -VNltHVNllV lNlliN
9Sdiie 3uiielltc. sic puroe, nie 6c.
ridtet 0errn C'56ou9neiiD pom oem
mcyitaniiAen NiiHiiter OeS gluslpdr-
tigcn am % 5. 19. ii6erreidt imo
bat ocu folgenoen @ortlaut:
nSerr @ei6dftstrdger
.5ic6erlic6 iit guer G6ren 6cfannt
Sab Sic 9eiobmg Der omerifaniiden
&rieasidiiie, melde ouf Der So6e 0es
Saiens BON Gero Gru5 Dor 9Infcr &C.
gongen paren i1 oen llmitano
ooB Die merifaniidjeu 9e60r0en i6r
3utritt 5ii ser Saienitaot gepdbrt
6atte, neil i6rer glmpeien6eit Elm
frcilnolicber G6oraftcr beigeIegt pur.
Be, beniibte uno iih geIiern nit @uf
fen un0 III Uniform ausgeldiiit inO
iid ourd lle6errumpehng in sen 9e
iib oer 6auptidbli6iteu 6iientlibeu
@cbduoc geicbt Bat obne old nur
SEN ,Srauen unO atn0ert ami ben
5traBen, Sen arauten imo ionitigen
9}idtcom6attontcn @elegen6eit 5li
6ictcn lic6 in Si1er6eit 5u briugeu.
.Iieier 9lft ite6t nit oen Doter-
redtlic5en @e6rdiiAen IN &iocr-
iprt4. g2eun oieic @e6rdude audi
nidt, lpie III bielen21noern cine por-
6erioe ariegSerfldrlng erbeiibeu, 10
legen iie Ood wenigiteus Die Ser
pflibtlng ouf oaB Ole menidlidcn
@eiiible lmO Der quite @lauben bon
Ienieuigeu nicbt uerleBt werOe, nell
die oas 2anO, in Dem iie iid 6eiin-
oen, ais 6reunoe auigenoninlen bat
mo melde oeni5uiolge Oieien I'm
Iiano nidt ais Gelegen6eit ergreifen
iollteu ieinoielioc glfte 0orFme6mcn.
lid Mill Oieic 9ltte ser belUaiinc.
ten Nlad5t ser Ser. 5tooten in 0ieier
g}ote ni9t quoliiijiren idon NIT
9ihdii6t ooraui oaB @uer @5rel
peri0nlih gegen Die merifanilde DC
dierung imo oas Golf Die correticlte
Salhmg 6epo6rt 6o6en ioweit 50
nen 0ics IN S5rer @igenidoit ais
Gertreter elmer 9ieaierung mo8llb
mar, nit wel6er mir 10 ernite
5dmierigteiten bottet mie Tie e6cn
6eite6en
.9c5iiglih Ser Ginleititng bon
arieg5ihritten gegcn Nlerito 6e5olt
lid Oieies Gliniiterium 0as 9icdt Dor,
ole oieic 9lngelegeu6eit beireiienoen
@reigniiic uno @rm10imgen Den an.
0cren @lGhten oor5uiteaen ooniit lie
ais NfitqlieOer OcS tlterHationolen
@on3erts Oos 9enebmer Ser beiocn
g3ationen 6aurtbeileu mo cine Stel'
hung anne6meu fonnem welde lie
init gliidii6t ouf oieien bcflagcns.
mert6eu qln9riif auf Die Soupcroni.
tat eincs San0es ais angcmellcn er-
odlten meroeu.
Ser 9Srdiiocnt Der 9iepublif DE
rifo bat es. mie ic1 @uer @bren nit
3ut6cilcn oie Gore 6ottc, angc5ei1t
aeiln0cn BIC oiplomatiidje D|iliiolL
nit ueldcr Gucr G6ren 6is6er be-
traut moren 3u 6eeuoigeu Sic
werOeu oic @aic 6a6en iid bonn me-
rifaaiiAeu Gerritorium 5urild5u5le.
6en. 3u oieien 3mcde i6lieBe icb
Sy6re Bdiic 6ci lmo tbeile S5nen nit
0oB ein 5pejial5ug, uie es bel lol'
den @elcgcu6eiten 0iplomatiiAer
grau6 it, SIT 56rer @eriiigpug ge-
itclt miro NIT elmer aenigenoen $50
dc ann 56uBe BON Gucr Gbret -.
rer Sonilie uno Sbres Stabes, mie.
iuobl oas mcritaniihe Golf geniI.
gcno cipiliiirt it, Inn aud obne Die
len Sdub Gucr G6reu uno 6bre Be
gleiter SIT reipettiren,
.SSd3 crgreiic bic @elegeHbett, I'M
Guer G6reu wieoerbolt meiuer 9odl'
iien 9ldtnng 81 perii6eru.
(ae,. Sole Sopoj &ortillo y 9iopas."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

06icagoS Sa.. 27 2lpru pms
Bera gruj ootirt per0ficntIiatc ge-
itern Elm 6ieiigeS @lorgenblott cine
uoilime llc6orlQbiuig oer Note, init
uelfrr Nuerta oeul amerlfanil@en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
gum aricee geriiitct.


&orle6rungen 5ur Ginbcruftna per
,Sretpilligen @lau 5ur Dlobtls
madlng Scr 9}ili5trlppcu Ser
pcri6ieoeucu Staatcn Der 6ertig-
itelluug na6c
@ofbinqtpn 27 April. Sn
elmer 9citern a6gc6olteuen Gonieren3
wurOcu 4l1ne fir oie Nlo6ilmoduug
Der Drills Der ueribieoenen Staaten
inter Dem ncien acknowledgements.
@eieB. fiir oeu Sail Scr g}ot1menOig-
feit ocr sliitltclhlna elmer 5reiipilli-
dens9lrmee, erortert arieqsiefretdr
O5arrilon Stills QrieQsIefretdr
g}redffri0gc, @eneral 9lu0iteitr
srolpoer iuo Siabsdci gSo6teripoon
beiprodlcn sic Ictails, welhc Bel ser
Groaniiatiou ser 0liIi5 noG W}oB.
aa6c oes neuen &eicBes in 9usiii6-
rung fonmen miiiie, nio no6men
ons %roblem Der GeriDellllll8 pro
rata DER 3o6l Der aufju0rInaenoen
NlauniAaiten iutcr bic elll5clnelt
5taotcn ant. Sm Sale EN- Slillri'T
All Jrchuillige raebt Ger onr@ pen
GougrcB autoriiirt per6eu niBie,
m66te ooS ariegs Icpartenteht u
ser cage fem, iofort nit Der 2lusfilg.
umg Set Details Der @lobiliiiring
SCR 5rcimilligen glrmee 6eginnen
5u fonneu
5panfer nertroI.
@oi6tngtom 81 9lpril
1paniibc oiplomatiide 9eante il
&ai6in9ton crfldrien gciiern nit
9Sadorud, oaB Sic 5panier III D}eri-
fo inter ser gegeuwdrtigcn Sihia-
tion lid in oeiuiiicu6aiteiier @eiie
neutral per0oIten nno BOB Die IN Bel.
tlngcu paroiienili6ten 9eric6te, no.
iad @eneral Garron5a na6 elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

iber 91atltr, uno oarlnn ici cs bel
ier, oeiien 9eilegumg ben 9lmerta.
nern 81 ii6erloiicn, iolauge Die euro
pdii6eu sSnterefcu reipeftirt wiirOen.
2uuteS Sob / iir g8ilion.
9uenoS Aires, 81. 9lpril. -
2lQe orgentiniiGeu 3eitungen ber-
fiinOen laut OoS So5 fiir @rdiiOent
g9ilion, neil er sic guten Gienite
bon 9IrgcntiniclL 9roiilien inO Gbis
le, bic merifauic6en @irrei 81 gl0t'
ten, augenonmeu Bat Sic ipre1cu
Oie 9lniibt ans, OoB Elm crfolgrei6cr
9luSgang geii6ert iei
9tuf @5rliGfeit ser Ser.
Stauten gebout.
&io Suncir 0, 27 9(pril. II Gie
eoitoriellen @eipreGlngeu ser meri-
foniic6en Situotion fallen erii6tli6
81 @lniteu ser @ereinigten Staoten
aus. S5u einem oiien6or iuipirirten
2eitartifel preiIt Oie 80 &ai5" Ocn
Eoft uno Sic @orii6t, nit melcber
iic9 sic Gereinigten Stoateu 6eulii5t
6a6en, euergiide @}oBnubmen in DE
rifo 8u oerbiiten, in0 erfldrt, OuB bel
ioI@' einem 9rltoerfrieg nic6t nllr
Ser nor0omerifaniide Staoten6lnO,
ionoern aub Oic iiiOomerifoniiGen
21nOer in @litleiOeni6oft ge5ogct
mo Geniitbigungen 81 erleiocn bo-
ben lUiirOcn.
GoS 9latt i6enft ser @rfldrung
oes 8rGiioenten @ilion, OaB ooSGor-
ge5eu ser Gereiiigten Stoaten ein5ig
gegen Suerta geridbtet it, @lou6en,
imo fiigt bin55lL OaB eS nibt &c.
rebtiertigt mare, pollten bic 9iepu-
6lifen bon SiiOomerifa iicb einf1A
poiiiu per6alteu, Oa Oie neuerliben
&orq1noe sic Guelle ernIter @efabr
fir oie CUTE 9c5ie6ungen iinO, mel
c6e nit Ser Staatcn.llnion itnterbal-
ten mcr0en miiiien.
6erner erfldrt Oas 9latt, es iei
ni6t geneigt 5u 9lou6en ooB es Die
@creinigtcn Staaten auf cine politi-
i6e Gro6ering o6geieben 6atten un0
es le0t 0en @orfalI in Sanpico, Der
o6ne ieOe Goniequeu5en gepelen, 0a-
bin aus, oie @ai6ingtoner 9fegie-
rung babe al1 BORT uur Die @elc-
aen6cit er6lidt, sic @ieOer6erItellung
ser SrOnlWg in @}erifo 5iI iuterltiis
Sen, o6ne ooS &erlangen 5u 5egen,
iib Dor Dem reitli1ert 9lnerita Oer-
odCbtig 81 modem
,g9em OoS sic gl6iidbt Ser Gerei-
nigten Staoten it, fd6rt Oos 9lott
fort, ,un0 penn Oieie Sntention III
c6rli6er rnO unporteiiiber @eiie sur
Gurdiii9rlmg ge6rodt wir0, miro
9&ieman0 lid6 meigern iid nit Oen
N}oBna6meu iencs 2anoeS einpcr-
itonocn 5u erfldreu nod miro ii9
oic cipiliiirte @elt meigcrn Scr ame-
rifanii6eu 9legieuing Oufiir 9lnerfcn'
ulng 81 5ollen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
@Ieiner llnteriMfc0.

NIefner lInferl d Ie0.
o0}ou Bat mir geiagt id lei i6ldef
geluorOen nodocm id6 iest Orei Wlo+
note in MIorien6ao porl" $50,
ihlanf aerooe uiNt gud0iae 6roL
ober iBlanferl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

Ger permeintlitbe e Heb ers
folI. - @el06rieftrdger; oSiIie!
Silfel" IT. Student: n9(ber @iamn,
icien sic 0od ru6igl Sd woltc sic
ia MIR iunarmen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
G6anrll}p5' (Glarf, Ser Cptimiit.


O&cm Yorf. 27. glpril. TT
G6omp Glurf, ocr Spreber Oes &c
observation-disclosures, reoete gcltern in
cincr itarf beiu6ten &erionmlimg
iu @eb1ltoc oes 0Gbriitli6eu Scr
Gins iungcr W}Gnner" unO Oarna1
Dor eincnt ni6t miHoer 5oblreiAen
@ubliflm in Ger 6renoen-&ir@e, oic
0em Glu66ouie ser 81. &c. s. 81. "
qcgemiber licgt. Sin beiOen Stellen
Oernlieo er cs, IN oetoilirter gSclle
ouf oic sur 3eit i'm GorOergrlluO OeS
6ffentliben Snterciies itebenoen Sra
gen ein5ugeben mcnn er es aub an
Der 5eitgemdBcn potriotiihen gSiir-
5ln0 iciner &eOcn feincswegS feblen
licB.
SSn bei0cn &eriommlungcn lpro1
Sr. Glorf ii6cr sic @ntlpidelung Scr
Ser. Stoatcn, i1rer wirtbi6oftli6en
gteiiourcen, ibres Seiitieen 2ebenS
rno ibrer politiiben @to6t in oem
Dcrflolencn Sobr6unOcrt, I'M oamit
sen unpatriotiicben oS1lamnpiib-
lern" ent9egen 5u treten. lleber feline
N3einung binli1tIi6 Ger bon oen Orei
qroBen characterization &epublifcn
anqebotcnen &crmittelung I'M Wieri-
fo.Gonflift befrogt CAB 0er Spreber
sic lofoniiHe glusfitnft, @rGii0Cnt
g8iIion befin0e ii@ i'm 9eiis oller
eini6IGgigen 9oten uno mer0e oae
@loBreeelt 5u treffen miiielL mie iie
sic me6ielnoe Situotion erbeiIhe,
Gin contretercr 8eIAeio erfolgte auf
sic ipeitere 5roge an Glart, ob CT
cine formele &riegsertlGrung ieitens
einer Ser betbeiligten &drteien er-
morte. nSyb bette 81 @ott, OoB mir
fcinen &rieg befomnen m0gen,~ cr-
mioerte Glarf. 9lotilrlid ging cs
ober bel g(aeoem nidt obne einen PIP
pen on Sen friegeriiben @otriotis-
mus ob. &einer oOer 9lnpnienOen
meilte Sr. Glorf, per0e in Oieiem
glugcn6lide geneigt iein, inter bic
SolOuten at geben wenn ii6 abcr
niorgen oue @iG6te Der g8elt geeen
Oie Ser. Stnoten Dcrbiinoen iollten
ir 8peifle er ni6t Ooron Dab es mog-
lid iein miirOe, oaein in oieiem Con-
gteBoiitrift cine 9lrmee 9iOilion ans
subobcu. Scr 9ieoner citirte bierbci
SincoIn, nod Oeien @orten Die Or
meen aIler gtationanen Der @elt ni6t
I'M Ston0e iein miir0en ibre @feroe
i'm Gbio-Strome 5u trdnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

3u einem reaitldren &f lit eS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
Catholic Church
and Equal Suffrage

His eminence Cardinal Gibbons Is
personally opposed to woman suffrage
This has caused many persons to be-
lieve that the Catholic church was
opposed to equal suffrage. For this
reason Mrs. William II. Rorke, of 81
Strong place. Brooklyn, a Catholic
recently wrote to Cardinal Gibbons
on the subject and received the fol-
lowing reply:
Cardinals Residence.
40S North Charles Street.
Baltimore, March q, 1914.
My Dear Mrs. Rorke:
His eminence the cardinal directs
me to write and state that In answer
to your letter regarding the church
attitude concerning woman suffrage
the church has taken no official atti-
tude on the subject, but leaves the
matter to the good judgment of heI
children. as to what they think best.
The statement that our church is
opposed to the Acknowledgement OF
women is incorrect.
Faithfully yours,
EUGENE j. CONNOLLY,
Assistant Secretary
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
Even in 1854 WOmen's
Plea for Rights Brought
ScOrn from Lawmakef

In 1864 the suffraglsts of New York,
the first women anywhere to do so,
petitioned the State Legislature to
pass an act enabling married women
to control their own wages and their
own property. Assemblyman Bur-
nett, OF Onondaga, was so Virulent
against the bill that his words have
been preserved to history. He said:
"The object Of these unsexed
women Is to overthrow the most
sacred of our institutions, to set at
defiance the divine law which de-
clares man and wife to be one, and
to establish on it's ruins what will be
in fact and in principle only species
of legalized adultery"
Why should Jersey suffragists mind
any of the feeble bolts tossed at them
today after that? Nobody says any
thing as bad as that nowadays, be-
cause nobody dares; and the things
they do say will never become his
toric, because nobody cares enough
about them to preserve them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
New Jersey Suffrage Campaign
MRS. NINA G. VAN WINKLE
President Women's Political Union New Jersey.

dorsement is the result. Our work in
towns still unorganized for suffrage
brings response of the most encourag-
ing kind. Women seem to be waiting
everywhere to be organized.
The women in the movement are so
alive with the big question of suffrage
that the number and quality of those
willing to serve are helping us to sue
cess, Our women are SO full of zeal
for the cause that they are diligently
improving their knowledge of civic,
social and governmental questions in
order to intelligently discuss them.
Speakers are being turned out who
are credit to the State, and, quoting
u newspaper, even the New Jersey
Anti speakers are a product of the
suffrage movement" and the women
who have been aroused to action will
be on par with the women who have
long been valuable asset to tho
State of Massachusetts. With con-
tinued fair treatment by the press
and the valuable work of suffragists
themselves, we can safeguard the
kindly interest of the public until it
will crystalline in a victory for equal
suffrage at the polls in 1915.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
BY WILLIAM A. MITCHELL,

of Nutley Board of Education.
When the movement becomes an
accomplished fact and not an aspira-
ton only land | am convinced that
our State will shortly redeem itself
by passing the necessary legislation
those who are now actually opposing
II will wonder why they have wasted
50 much time and energy combating
one of the most logical developments
that this country has ever seem
The average woman will undoubt-
edly bring to the polls just as much
intelligence and sound judgment as
have been shown by the average man
under the present system, and her
Intuition and good sense will make
far better solutions of problems af-
fecting her status than have been
possible when such matters are adj
Indicated by men alone.
| am in favor of equal suffrage just
as | am in favor of any other equally
sound and sensible movement that
will make New Jersey a better place
to live in, and ] hope that you and
your associates in the Women's Po-
litical Union will see an early realiza-
ton of the success that your hard
work and devotion to public duty so
iustly deserves