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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
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Sprqeu.

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WSarineminiiterium abeegebene GrtlG@
rung tpsiit odrauf bin, baB bas beute
i4e ltnterieebput III 21", bas tiirsli8
bic Dampfer rMaladite4 unb .gri-
mo" an Der fran3Oiii6en &iiite in ben
9runb sebObrt bat ben 9efpeis geIies
fert babe, tpie sefdbrIi9 bic unteriee=
boote oem feilOIibsn !odnbeI Derben
tonnen.
Sn Der GrtIdrung beibt es, OaB bas
beuti9e llntsrleebpot, nd1bem es am
%. Reooember bic rRala4ite" in ben
@runo sebobrt, bon elmer TIotiGe Don
SorPeboboOten DerfOIgt uuO am 25.
gtopember tpieber in Si9t setommen
lei. So selang nem Boot aber gu ent=
tpmmen, nahoem es brei Sorpeoos
nab ben es Oerfolsenben S9iffen obs
gefeuert bate. am nd6Iten Gag i9Db
bas llnteriee6oot ben Santpfer n9ri-
mo" in Brand. qlm %. g2ppember
puroe ss pieber IN Ger gGbe bes Sap
gnifer 9eiibtst, es euttam aber ipieoer
in norbIider git9tuns, na9bem es
bersebIi4 me6rere Sprpebos auf feline
gerfpIser abgefeusrt bate.
Gnglano borgt Rublanb
$50, 900, 900.
2onbon 4. OeS. = Die britiI9e
BAT eine gereinburuns nit
RuBlanO setroffen, beraufoIge bic ers
itere nit Der 8ant BON England bic
llebernabme ppn f12,00o,0o0 $780,
100000 ruiiii6eu S6dBumtsnoten.
lnter Der @arontie Der britiIfen He=
3ierung, arransiren pirb. Die Dis
tuntOrdte pirb Nieielbe fsin, gu Der
England @eIb fir ieinen eigenen Be
odrf seborst bat. aubIano berpFli9tet |
ii9, pafiir pcrber fS,ooo,0oo ($4o,s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
On 3anaba
Biu GugenidetnGi@ 6 ia 3.
10. g 3 NAB bic unters
iseboote fir gng>
lamb bauen
laffen.

Wontrea(, Canada, 4. Seq. =
Charles Wt. S9pab, Der 9rdiibent Der
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, mar am
Donneritag in aler Stae uno Seime
li@teit bier. 8ieie SbatIa6e tpurbe
am 5reitag betannt umo Der 8eiud
ipurbe babin ausgelest, oab S4pab
nit Der Qt6ii4t umginge, bic bei inn
BON England 6eitellten unterIeebOote
in Ganaoa bauen gu lafIen.
Sin 9erii4t ipollte es audi ba6en,
oaB bic 9er. Staaten Regierung es
ni4t 3uloiien lpOlle, baB unterIeeboote
fir cine triegfiibrenbe Wta&t in BEN
Der. Staaten gebdut piirben unb oaB
ba6er Der CUR 5erItsIung ber 8oote
nOtbige Stabl na9 Canada geI6afft
peroen ipiirbe. Wlit mem Sftpab
lpGbrenb fsines Sierieins tonferirte. tit
iOipsit nod ni4t in grfabruu9 gebradt
ipprDeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
%Dmpbpnies apn3ert
Sie giauiitin Nrl. Gleanur Spencer
nno bas Srdleiter feiern sldn.
5enOeSriumpbe.

1ie geiuher oes geitrigen SDn.
pboniefon8ertes batter @elegenbeit,
eineu neuen Stern am &lnitbinunel
fennen 5u lernet, Die Yianiitiu Sri.
eleanor Speneer, Die ais Soliitin
nitlpirfte uno Oeren bieiiges 9ebut
lid lin einen gldn3enoelt ruoblper.
oienten GrfOlg fiir lie geitultete. SRI.
IfSpencer perbinoet nit peri0nli1er
glnnultb imo Sra5ie ein entiuentes
aonnen lno cine griirt0lide fiiuitIe'
ride 9rrdbilollng. SSbr lit es Inn
ihre Stunt beiliger @rnit, iie miq oen
3ub6rer nidlt 0urh te6niide @fds-
den ber6liiffen ion0ern lie appelirt
nit ibrem Spiel on Serj uno &c.
ntiit1. 9as berpies Die aiinItlerin
ihon in Der 8abl ibrer Solomlm.
mer, Sen Sdliumnnn'i6en alapierfor-
5ert. oas nift 0irh ted)niihes 6eucr,
werf fas5iuirt, ionOern nnItreitig
mt Die aeoiegenite 3ontpoiition aui
oem @ebiet Der alnoierfon3erte lit.
sri. Spencer bcluies 0urd i6re
8ie0craabe Der aompoiition, 0aB Tie
ltnitreitiG cine groBe Terebreriu
Stnmamn's ieiu mliB, 0enn lie brad,
te Gas StpnBcrt NIT eirer pirflid be.
riidenben SSnniafeit 5i @eb6r, lie
lpielte nit Ipabrer glHouft uub 0iele
tbeiIte tic lmIDillfiirlidl aud onr 3H.
borern nit. Seitens oes SrfyeIters
ianO Die Siinitlerin ielbirperitdnoIid
inter Or. a1ntualos 9eitling Sic
oenfbar bette llnteritiisung. Gas 8uo
bIiflm IieR NIT ieillen geiiaQsbe3el.
ailngeu nidt nnf, bis SRI. Spencet
lid nod 3u eirer 3ugabe, einer
Gbopin'ifen ghtoe nertanoen bate,
Die gleidiaas eilt6uiiaitiide slufHab.
me fanb.
DIS 3ipeite Sdaunant'ife @erf,
oas GelegeittlifI oes geitrigen &on-
;erts sur 9llffiibrlnlg geIangte, mar
Die Sllpertlre 5u S6aumann's elm.
siger uno iaIt g1rt5lid Der gergeiien.
belt anbeimaefaaenen Sper .@eno.
oeoa". Sieie bodpoetiid,e Sonif)o-
pflng nit tbrer BlQe nntiifaiiid)er
Sd0nbeiteu iano eine in ieoer Sin.
iht tuitroige 8ieoersabe ieitens oes
orfeiters.
Sie Souptilirnuner oes Srheiters
II
par geet6open's G.Gur GpmpboHic,
in @erf pol SSlgen0frait. 9lnmttb
mo Slmor. Or. SaiuupaIo lutb ieine
Riinitlerifaar boteu in Der glufiii9. c
ung Sieies Meiitertperfs cine @Ian3. :
eiitlTng, mas pon Seiten 6es Eubli.
inns aid pollauf onerfaunt puroe. !
bag Wlelutetto uno 6as I
SinaIe, ein tpabres Snbinettitif bor 7
2ib imh slnmlttb fan6en entbuiiaIti. q
t)e glufnabme. slItBeroem brafte )
as Orfeiter nod in formpoIenoeter
Belle geethopens GerioIan Suber.
IRE 3u @ebor. 3as Sroaramm miro Il
Jie iibltd, an beltiigen a5en6 5ur 2
9ieSerboIung aelaugen. I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
Ginnd 3 men.

/. Ge8. 1914, aaifenbeitanD S 741.22
Geit Uerban0e gehoren jebt 96
Qerei~e nit 9170 Witgliebern unb
cuberbem $50 einsel U1itglieber an,
e bab iid bic gan;e UlitglieoerSabl
auf $9500 belduft.
Der 9erift fpurbe gum 9rude be-
orbert uno lpirb an Die Oerl6ieosnen
0sreine ,FAidt tperben, io6alo er BON
esm. aug ben Serrsn SSobn Gger,
5ranf aperiem unb u. Gliiditein be-
ftebenoe priifunsss2tusi9uB autaes
heiben poroen lit.
@n ben fsinanSausneis antniiz
pfeno ertlarte 5err S6naa6, oab CT
teinen beionberen 9sridt su unter6reiz
ten bobe, oa iein Sabresberi6t ais
prGiioent pes Staatsper6anoes, Der
i'm Druid Oorlisse, 70 5iemli6 allies
oede. Gr tonne iebOf ni8t umbin,
6arauf f'r''nreifen, bag Der 8erbano
lid i'm lsbten Sabre pisber an allen
beutiden geitrs6unaen betbeiliat unb
aa6 in politiider 5iniift. o6ne fi6
Iiiy eins ober bic anbsre 4drfei 5u
erflGren, IeiHen Ginflns gelteno aez
madt babe. Dies Ioll ater ni6t be-
beuten. caB isbt bic 6dnoe rubia in
BEN SfooB aelegt psroen tOnnten,
oenn Der gr5feWo, bas Wludert6um,,
rtqe iid ifon ipieber unO Iebe ak
oebel in 8epegting. um iicb fir Die
tbm bereitete RieDsrIage au RIDDEN.
sSsBt mebr ais ie lei IS nctbpenots.
BAR bds 9eutfhtbum 3uiammenbal=
te. um Dem Teinbe. falls er iiA rib
rem iollte, cine nod or6Bsre Sdlapz
pc au3uiiigen. Ses Nsiteren mics Serr
S9paab auf bic sebiTtge glrt unb
gBeiie bin. in tpslder uniere aanbsz
ieHte un6 allies, fpos oeutih beibt,
prn Der analo ameriidnii6en YreHe
angegriffsn perbe, mas au6 einen
9runb baau bilbe, oaB bag Deuti9z
tfnm suiammsnbalttu miiIe, I'm bic
ien Gbrabi4neibern Reipett sin5ufl0z
zen.
Gum SdluB lieb 5err s6paab
our4bliden, ouB fdoH jsBt buDon bic
Reoe iei, DaB Die betoen poIitii6sn
gdrteien pielleift ftadtspeits probi.
bition in ibre qlltformsn aufnebmen
Deroen, uno psnn Oieier Saa eintrste,
oann miiffe bas Iibsrale Clement Be.
reit uno seriiiist isiH. eine Relie pdrtsi
ju bIlben. I'M osr Oollftdnoissn Inter.
,riiduna Al sHtgebeu. Serr 9lbolp6
tuHHner mu6te auf bas 5btaterrfiit |
.5h paiiins OF Sans 9ippel", ba3
n nd6iter Wo6e in einem bieiiaen
lbsater aufsefii5rt nirb, aufmsrt.
am unb eriu6ts, neil bdiIelbs bas |
lsbeI Der probibitioR i'm ri5tiaen
,i6te beleu9tet, Dag Der Stabtpsr.
'anb bafiir qropagarba made. Die
lngelsgsnbeit tpuroe benz @oritano
i6erlaiien.
0a Der nd9lte SiBunssa6enb auf
en- Reuia5rstas fdat, ipurbe beI6loI.
en-, bic trfte Sisung i'm nsuen sJabr
m 5rsitas. 8. SaDuar, a6aubalttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
Ser 6cfangene General
Sc gSet
Sm Sort So9unnesburg
internirt.

2oubpn, 5. 9e5. = Cine De-
pei6e aug johannesburg, i'm Grams
paaI. iast, oab Der gsfangens Buren,
9eueral Gbriftian be Wet am ssreitdg
unter militdriIaer geipa3urs in So
6dnues6urs einsetroffen unb i'm Sort
untergebrudt porben lei. Gr piro
pabri6eiHli4 OOr Elm &risssgeri9t sea
itsat DerOsn.
rSb er als 2anbespsrrdtber ge6Gngt
peroenipiro, fam nod nt6t pOrausges
iagt perben". bsibt es fsrnsr in Der
0epei6e, .aus oem sOn Der natiouas
len preiie se6t a6er beroor, oab in
gelpiiieH &reiisH Oies befiirpOrtet
tpirp."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

ne gtrafe sablte, aug Der 6aft ent=
laiien. Gr mar Der erite. bem bas
Biirgerredt ent5osen ipuroe. Sb er
oieies nit Der Gntiheibung 5uriidtrs
bdIt, bleibt ob5uiparten.
- 4ler. 6ogun. ber Inter elmer
itatuarii6en Antlage gebaltsn ipirb,
ipurbe BON ben gefdiporenen fir geis
itssgeiunb ertlGrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
0p@ feline Gnti@eibuag

u uf Dem Srteg $ 9 a u q ,
i'm mtttlereu POlen.
ct. petersburg, 5. Deg. =
Die folgeuoe pom ruNiIfeu General
itabe erlaiiene gstanntma4unq tpurbe
am 5reitag 2l6euo Oer0ffentli6t:
PIN Iiuten @si9ielufer fanben am
3. DECEMBER, an Der @lopnoz2opicb
Jront, beftige SGmpfe itutt uno au6
peiter peitli4, in Der Ri6tung auf
2Oos qiOtrtOp.
v@n ben anoeren 5beilen Der 5ront
Raben bic 2inien teiue peIentli9en
9erdroerungen erfabren.
pSSm auutaius babeu feline pi9tisen
&Grnpfe itattgeFunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
Nastss nab Nsaes...
aampf init einem eins-
breGer.

geFttrn CUR friibsn Gtunbe bSrie
Milinm 8. Reuisr. bon go. 1928
8. gIpsnus. 8optDn. Elm @erduId I'M
uniersm StodDsrt. gr begab I'D,
nd6 Der aii6e INN Elm 6tsibbcIs su
boIen. Qlls tr bas GB5immsr beirat
fdnb e. in eintr Ode tinen ginbre.
der seiaustt. gr itiirsts fidp iofor.
unf ibn iinb entitanb bdnn ein 6anb.
stmsnse stpiihsn ben Btiben. bas fid
burh bas Gb5immer unb bic Ride
BIB ias eluaSausssHass forsissss, %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

alui 2lntrda Der 6erren @lads
itsin unD aammeron, bic in ,iinbenz
ben Morten auf bic 9batigteit Der
9dmen BEL bem 6iilfsfonOs gd3ar
II. +. IN. bintpieien fpurbe 6eT9loKsn,
baB bic Delsndteu si6 in torpOre an
Der ;seitliafeit betbsiliseu. Der Sis
nan3ietretdr, Serr gbas. Menier, I'm.
ter6reitets ieinen Sabrssbsri6t, Osm
iolsenbe 2qblen su entnebmen paren:
/. Deg. 1913: 4afenbeitonp $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

berts & 60, oas BON oeiI geboroen
meaea Seracbens gegen oas Sad6p,
potbefen @eieB ausge6oben iuurOe.
llntcr cen beidGagnabnlten 8apieren
befinoet ii4 ein Bud nit Der 9llif.
fdrift %. s.. Golman's Snitriif-
ticnshud", ons qenaue 9lusflinft iiber
Die @eihaitsmet6ooen oes SSnititntes
qiebt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
Gudre

!6eute Ra6mittag unb 2l6enb fins
bet in Der Rorb Cincinnati Surnbd[e
ein rprpsrehtpe Guhre" nit barauf.
folgenbtm 5an5trdn56en gum 9eiten
Der GO, Bret. ct. Sobannss gemsins
be auf Wlt. auburn itatt. Die Dor.
bsreitunsen iinb auf bas Bette ee.
troffen unb bic @eronitaIter uno
9eranitaltertnnsn oebsn ii6 Der Spffs
nuua bin, SaB fie bic Gaits in GROCER
3abl 6egriiBcn t0Hnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

Budererperbeuo oerfolgt
Gtepelan6, g.. A. 9e3. 2aut
oen slneaben Der 9oIi5ei lit 6. G..
Solman, Der Sobn Don 3abib $.
SoIman BON Seelp gorf Der gisentbii.
mer oes GarIebrisiititihts BON go.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

burd ben 9efu4 Der Mitslieber ber
George Wafbington Carlton 4rmp
nnb Hubb Union erfreut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
'Gsstsstss.

Tis GOpinsfDn Cfiite iir Sas
,,Gindnnntisr yuIfsblatt" befinSei
fidj in ben, Webanbe Der 9stapIes
Easinss SAM & Ernii Co., Z Beit
6. cfrafe. sInsriarn, Nlittbei.unaen
,nb gsittlfnnaen irseub ueldJrr ari
iptrocn bis 10 iibr abenos oeieibit
entaesengrnomnien. Saspbon Gcuts
S25f.
geimy aufipriHgen &c.
fo1fef
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
QUEENSTOWN
IS LOSING ITS
OCEAN TRADE
Action of Cunard Company
Raises Storm of Pro
test in Ireland.
ENGLISH MERCHANT
VESSELS ARE ARMED
By HERBERT TEMPLE.

ONDON, England April Dds
satisfaction in Ireland at the
- abandonment Of Queenstown as
q port Of call by the Cunard company
is still growing. and more so because
the promised board Of inquiry has not
yet been brought into existence This
was promised by the premier some
weeks ago. but the government has
had so many matters Of greater mo-
ment TO attend to that it is not sur
prising the claims Of Queenstown have
been overlooked.
Commercial interests in England
have also suffered very materially and
the earlier dispatches Of the Cunard
saturday liners only has served TO ac-
centuate the feeling that the govern
ment should take action. The incon-
venieuce which the omission Of the big
steamers TO call at Queenstown has
involved in all parts Of the British
isles is obvious. In many competent
quarters Of ireland it is argued that
there is no great justification for the
assertion that it is dangerous for the
big liners TO put into Queenstown to
pick up malls when the weather is bad,
but on the other hand the expert ad-
vlsOrs OF the board Of trade and the
postoffice are agreed with the Cunard
company that danger does exist
Is Iniuring the Port.
Since the service to Queenstown was
discontinued there had been a very
marked falling off I'm the number OF
passengers leaving this side Of the
Atlantic by way Of Queenstown, even
by the other services which use the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Wonderful Exhibits To Be
Made at London Exposition


London, Eng. April 25.-There arr
pleasing indications that the Anglo
American exposition, to be opened in
London in May, will be apart from its
international significance, one Of the
finest exhibitions ever organized in this
country. The exhibition will be Won
derfully rich in loan collections. all
bearing on the celebration Of the 100
years Of peace between the United
States and England. The value Of the
many historical objects To be assembled
at the White City is estimated at $50
OOV'OOU' IN addition to a $4,000 900 col
Iectlon OF paintings. drawings and
% Sr.pIe py American artists.
1nese corrections are designed to
demonstrate the progress made i'm tina
az ~ sclences and Industries since me
Signing OF the treaty Of Client In 1874
eS sdherles have been allotted ia
= =. lieIicth artists resident in Great Rrit
IN ana provision has been made Tor
tne Iull display OF the works OF Anari.
ans residing IN other parts Of Eurona
EFen the places Of entertainment -
the spacious grounds are being -
~ ucteu with "a view to appealino- T.,
VISITORS from the United states - =.
eJHhS as an education to BritisTer,
Wh. nave no knowledge Of the beaufiss
Of American scenery, va u 'ieS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
English Suffragets Are In Revolt
+lI:- III -:I:- -:I:- -;I:-
Turn Backs Upon Mrs. Pankhurst

ONDON. Eng Aprn 25.-The
"Pankhurst must go" prom
IL ises TO be the raIlying cry Of
new suffraget organization formed
bv leaders who believe wOman's cause
has suffered a setback by the prac-
fice of The leading militant society A
significant feature of the new move
1uent is that II IS fathered by su1tra-
sists who were once strong support
ers of militant tactics, but who, at
various times have been forced TO
withdraw rom the Womans Soclal
and Political union
The simmer Of discomfort, which
new promises to break into revolt,
began last year when Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Pethfck Lawrence on their return
from Canada were informed that Mrs.
Pankhurst no longer desired their ser
vices on the executive committee OF
the organization. This intimation was
carried to the LaWrences before their
boat reached the dock They were
Inclined at first to laugh at its as
preposterous. but on landing they
found that Mrs. Pankhurst had made
herself so powerful during their alb
sence that it would be hopeless 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Japan to Subsidize
Fleet Of Steamers
For American Trade

Toxic. japan, March 25.-Notwith-
standing the failure Of the Japanese
diet to agree upon the budget which
was the immediate cause OF. the fan
of the Yamamoto cabinet, the govern
ment will advance funds for the subsidy
of a tri-weekly steamship service
through the Panama canal to New
York. feeling sure that the next session
of the diet will ratify the action.
Latest plans provide that the new
line SHAH start from Yokohama and
proceed to New York by way Of Seattle
Panama and Colon. On the return trip
+be steamers will touch at New Orleans,
panama and Seattle. The original idea
- make Boston the terminus mas Deeh
s.bsndoned for the present
p T : he Nippon Yusen Kaisha, which 81
lrobablv viii receive a SUBSIDY OF
4toUt 5000 OO annually. VIII place nine
IL 000 ton steamers in the FanaIaS
u ervice. The government mas seISeleu
leoattIe as the Pacific port OF caIl pc
fe,,se il finds coal cheaper there tnsn
IL Honolulu. and some port Is con lsli- =
Sred necessary on the Yoysss q WV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
GERMANS At
WAR OVER
NUDE IN ART
Moralists Succeed in Getting
Bill Passed Making
Restrictions.
ARTISTS PROTEST
AGAINST MEASURE

~ ERLIN. Germany. April 25--Ger-
man moralists and artists are wag-
II ing battle over the question Of
what are the limits Of propriety in nude
art
After long campaign for the pro
lection Of the youth isal -ls,. II N N ~
word and picture" as the movement IS
termed the moralists have succeeded
in getting a bill for a law stamping as
indecent pictures which might arouse
the phantasies Of unr1pe youth
The Goethe association, an organl-
alton of artists and literary men and
women. has risen in protest Al a re-
cent meeting, Dr. Ludwig Fulda re-
ferred TO the recent decision Of the i'm
DeriaI supreme court in the cases arts
ing from the cOnfiscauOn .Dy the ponce
of q great quantity Of postcard repro
auctions Of famous paintings ms
court held that the provision Of the law
stamping as indecent works Whch
tend TO cause offence TO or ln1ure the
feelings OF modesty OF normal per,
SON clearly contemplated normal
adult person. and that pictures were
not necessarily indecent from the mere
fact that they might arouse the phal-
TASTES Of unripe youth me court also
ruled that nudity is not in itself lnde-
cencv. This latter ruling. said Dr.
Fulda. was indubitably a Vote or conn
dence in the Creator OF all things
Would Make All Babies
The measure to which the Goethe
association objects seeks to counteract
the ruling Of the supreme court IL
provides that adults may legally take
offence ar pictures or books which
they consider a menace to youth Dr-
FuIda says the proposed law would put
all Germans into the nursery II con
stituted an unreasonable guardianship
Of adults in its efforts TO guard chill
dren IT would mean that works OF art
would be judged from the viewpoint
OF the immature and that would mean
in turn that art would be throttled- The
Goethe association. said Dr. Fulda- was
also interested in the welfare Of the
youth and in their protection against
evil influences, but this was the Work
Of the family.
Defenders Of the proposed law oe-
clare that. apart from the recent post
card confiscations. which are generally
admitted to have been rather ludlcr Gus
exhibitions Of misused zeal. both plclo-
rial and literary art have eXtenoeu
protection in Germany The new law
they point out. is chiefly designed 70
do away with immOdest exhibitions IN
a verv considerable number Of artists
in Germany maintain that there Is no
possible subject which painter q
sculptor cannot properly handle II
his work is artistic. they declare II
must be free from interference. no mat,
ter what subject Is represented me
views of this school were recently
summed up by a satirical writer as 1ol-
.'rvhe test Of whether a painting IS 4
true work Of art is this II when you
look at il. il causes no evil thoughts
that proves that it is a work Of art
II II does cause evil thoughts luat
proves that YOU are hog
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To Be
G01' SMOTHER:
GEIS S7501
Russian Woman Carries on
Extensive Swindling OPP
erations For Years.
CALLS ACCOMPLICES
PETER AND SOLOMON

q T PETERSBURG. Russia, April %.
-Daria SmirnOva, peasant wom-
an, is on trial mere Tor imperson-
ing the mother OF God ana SWIM
uIIng $4,000 out Of those who believed
III iter Wild fantasies
With her are beng tried two accom-
pllces, Peter SmlrnOtI. her son. and
Denis Shemetetf. The proceedings are
secret but remarkable details OL her
operations are being published
II appears that Darla mad since 1901,
when sne settled in a village close 10
Okhta, one Of 81. Petersburg suburbs.
been giving herself out as tod S moth
en-, sent GOWN TO earth by God 10 re-
veal TO shining mankind new truths
and bring them new salvation.
In spite Of the proximity of the cap
ital, she succeeded In imposing upon
a vast multitude of common people,
and so great became the fame OF tho
"Okhta Gods mother as she was bias
phemOusly called, that disciples would
flock to her even from distant prov
inces.
Husband Grows Jealous.
At first her husband was in alliance
with her, but as she liked the company
Of other men, jealousy gradually drove
him away. and it was he who really IN
formed the police OF her escapades-
When he was gone she made Shemetett
her most important Lieutenant, by pro-
claiming him to be St Peter the apos-
tie, and next TO him her own son, who
she declared was none other than king
solomon
with st. Peter and King Solomon.
With St Peter on one hand, and
king solomon on the other, she Wouic
sit herself on cushions in the middle Of
a room, surrounded by her followers.
and set out her tenets, which We're
strange mixture Of cOmmOu-life moral
ity. such as the gOdliness of sobriety
and Of personal honesty, with the most
eQuivocal superstlriOns, remiudful Of
the rites Of Astartel
The favorite punishment which she
inflicted upon the sinners was fasting
in a sort Of solitary confinement. and
often the unfortunate victims would
hold out the fast for weeks at a
stretch One woman. Dunia, the proph-
starvation.
Every one would give Daria Of his or
her last, money. clothes. and even pro
visions-and i'm this way, the act of i'm
dictment says. she has contriyed to
get together from these poor people
some $4,000. 49,
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fight her edict. so out they went
While dismissing members OF her
personal staff, Mrs -Pankhurst has
also been dischsrging privates in the
ranks One OF these women. who
was expelled from the organization
last week, declared that she was dis
missed on the most trivial pretext
POSSIBLE and that lately Mrs Pank-
hurst had dismissed a number Of the
workers from the organization appar-
emily through caprice. The dis
missed member asserted that the mil
itants are dwindling daily until at
the present moment there are only
1000 active workers in the Women
Social and Political union.
These women are subject to Mrs
Pankhurst's autOcratic DEGREES and
may be called upon at any time to
perform militant deeds. In spite Of
the dwindling number OF workers the
finances Of the organization are said
to be in an excellent state. This is
due mainly to two Scottish spinster
sisters. whose fortunes were made in
an Atlantic steamship line. Their
subscriptions to the funds Of the mil
liant fighting forces are heavy and
unfailing.