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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-13
Dinner of the Board of Trade.

A most enjoyable and profitable occa-
sion will be the dinner by the Middle
bury Board of Trade, to be held at The
Addison at $50 p. M, Thursday, March
26th, at which former Attorney General
Clark c. Fits will be guest of the
board, and who will deliver an address.
Other prominent men are expected to be
here and to speak. Appropriate music
will be secured for the occasion, and it
is hoped that the members of the Board
of Trade will each one take it upon HIM
self to work for the success of the
gathering. On the 26th many business
men and prominent farmers of the
county will be in town, and an invita-
tion will be extended to these gentle
men to attend the dinner and enjoy the
addresses, which will be on topics of
great interest and profit to all.
The local Board of Trade is gaining in
numbers, many desirable additions
being made to the original list. 1t is
believed by the projectors of the idea
that Middlebury will have substantial
reason in time to appreciate the benefit
of such an organization.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-13
Addison County Court.

Deputy Sheriff N. ]. Sanford has
drawn the following men to serve as
grand jurors for the special term of
Addison county court, which is to con-
vene here Monday, March 16: Addison,
Richard H. Hocomb; Bridport, Cyrus
H. Smith; Bristol Richard H. Smith;
Cornwall, William Lavalley; Ferris
burg, B. w. Collins; Granville, Edgar
w. Ford; Hancock. R. u. Claflin; Lin
coin, Loren E. Jackman; Middlebury,
F. G. Brookins; Monkton, E. H. Palmer;
New Haven, Frank L. Eastman; Or
well, A. R. Bush; Panton, j. G. Spauld-
ing; Salisbury, j. w. Pitridge; Shore
ham, F. E. Platt; Starksboro, James w.
Casey; Vergennes, Charles l.. LeBoeuf;
Waltham, w. II. Jackman.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-13
The Lady of ShaIott."

Music lovers of Middlebury will be
glad to learn of the presentation of
Tennyson' cantata, Lady of Shalott, "
as interpreted and set to music by Will
fred Bendell under the auspices of the
Women's Musical association of Mid
dlebury college.
The cantata was once before present
ed by the women of the college under
the direction of Mrs. Walter Howard,
and was well received at that time, al
though numerous requests have been
made since then for a presentation
of the cantata not until now, with its
added talent and with the supervisional
services of Musical Director Royce,
has the association felt able for the
task.
The caste will be accompanied by a
twelve piece orchestra under the lead
ership of Robert H. Hill, and a chorus
of fifty female voices.
The program will also include con-
cert, the first concert given by the asso-
citation since the presentation of "The
Legend of Mana" in 1911. The first
part of the evening will be devoted to
the concert, which will include several
selections by he orchestra, two read
ings, several numbers by ladies quar-
tette, trio, and number by the Mu-
sical association chorus. The second
part of the programme will be the pre-
sentation of the cantata.
The play will be given in the town
hall Friday evening, March 20. Re-
served seats will be on sale during the
week at Slafter's drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-13
CARD OF THAN KS.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks
for the sympathy and kind words spoken
by pastor and friends since our little one
passed away also to the Grange and
other friends for the beautiful floral
Offering.
Mr.. AND MRS w. l.. FORBES
AND FAMILY
MR. AND MRS w. j. MEAD
MIR AND Mrs q. G MEAD
AND FAMILY
MIR. AND Mrs L. w. FORBES.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-13
GARD OF THANKS.

l wish to express my appreciation for
the kindness shown during the illness
and death of my husband, also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. HELEN HEMENwAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

sn alteH, ionncnloien Soaitatt,
6as arm uno oennitbi9 bingciprengt,
am SuBe Der ltngcbeureH idroii abb
iouenoen 6elswon0e oe5 Scorltcins
Id)mc6t, 6dlt Elm ir6blIc5es, iml0es
@iinitlcrbolf sic Bforten iciner Sdale
often. Gas obcroiterroidiide 1to0t-
den, oellen frinne, bcr1ige @alleu
riltas UNI 0en itilen brunnenper,
trcurnten 9futbsploB man ibneQ ge-
ma ourmuan0ert Bat, 6ielt bis belite
ie0en g1cuglan3, dlle moocrniitil1en
9ouaeliiIte BON ieiner barten, iblid.
ten 5traBenarditeftnr ieinolid tort.
limb piellei1t geraoe 0nrnm mag
man. ipenn man 10 aan5 un0 gar lid9
cinIpinnen lieB in ferne Siltoricn.
itinmuuqel aus oci peridOlenen
ToQen bon Geiterreic5s @egenrelor,
nation Die bier nod inmer iiber
511ieN un0 slirden uno beOrudte
N2enideuaef6ter 5i iAattcn ldeint:
Dteaciht qern0e 0ariWn mag man
0oriiber laAeln nn0 eiH meHig Der
ipunoert iein oaB bic guteu Sall-
itdtter fc) iest pl0blitb trob Berg
einianfcit un0 ibmercr Staotoeraail-
aenbcit beiinnen poaeA nit5utbun
tDie aQe an0eren niid, an &onoel
@emer6e uno &unit lllo neil ibr
rSo3berg@ ocn iie olciA elmer galf
sen 9feibe BON Stdotden iuno Dldrf
ten i'm reiMlic6 iol5geiegneten Sal5-
fnnmergut beiiBeH nnO ileiBig be-
fa6ren, ibnen bod feine geraoe lnge.
mo6nlihen &anoclsnt5gfdfcitcn SIT.
biQigt, ii6eroies nod Der Stoot oas
critc @ort beiln 5al5acluinn uit5ii-
re0eu bot, bo6en iie iicb fiibn mo
fling onOerem 3lifunitsalSblid bin
gepen0et Der Siinit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

idniberbuben Ger breiteite Spielraluu
eegonnt.
9lotur lit lire groBe unO un6c.
irrte 2e6rmeiiterin: O3otitr ouein
@ton fam in gon5en S6rdufen Die
oidtQefHQten Wloppeu rnO @eitc
0ur6bl1ttern, 0ie ols 9leiitiitifi55en
sic criten @ntpiirfe aueinouOerei5cn
0ic Der Sol3beorbeitung Oes gleiden
G6emaS Ooron1e6en. llnO es Jim
iorqiome. ileiBige llebuugen bon
Stufe Sll Stlfe, Elm beborrliAeS, &C.
piIien6oftcs grtlimmen imO 8eiic.
gen tiers 1eltcigerter fiinItleriider
S1mierigfeiten. Den criten id]ild)-
ternen BeriudeH, pcrl1ieoenerlei
2oubort in ieoer 3ade imo 5oier Der
N3otur ab5uguden, iolgeu itets rei'
deere 8ldtterornomente, Die iAGeBlid)
3u bliiben0em iippiacm 9tonnperI
iid) oerl1lingen. llno aus Dem 9e
mii6en, cine 9ergficbte, Gin Stlid
Bieie o0er oie 2nlie cineS glb5dng9
ielt3ubolten pdd)lt 5uleBt groB HHO
iibermddtig Die gan5e, bielbepegte
9Llpeulanoi6nft nit &ilppen un9
iibereinanOer aufgeipilrielten 9ers
6Gilptern, nit i6rer 9Sieienonmiitb
fbrem ggolooididt mo ibren Berg
itromen berbor. Damn pauoern in
oie @ergforna nod Die 9ergmen-
iden: oud6 iie erit nit Dem 9leiltift
3eibneriih feltgelegt in ieoer Wluse
feInuonce crit nit oem 9leiitift aus
itlloiert4, beOor iie Oos Nteiier aus
Dem @o8e 6olen bari
Die g8atr IN ibrer 2ebrireuoigfeit
lit freiliA geruOe Dor oieien SoI5.
idriberjungeu oeridpenOeriid} ge-
mug. 9ii6ts feblt, mos iie aub 5eid-
nen mo ibniBen moaen, in 6erau-
ideu0en Sarben lm0 6ormen in iln-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

mittel6orIter g}G6e. gor i6ren Seu-
itern itiirmen Die 8erge binmelu
un0 laiieu ibre romantiiH.p6antoiie-
ihen Silbouetten nod einmdl i'm
bloufen Seeipiegel iid pieoerbolen
Dor i6ren 5etiitern Don0ern Die ie9.
nigen, ipetterieiten Wenidcn iiber ole
2anoitraBe bin, oie S6ger, Die Sol5.
ionmIerinnen Die 8ergfitbrer, bic
i6ncn oam aut Die 0pl5lan0idoit
beo0lfern. ltno BON Den &irden ibrer
S5eimat6s00rfer, ans oenen iie bon
alien gden un0 Gnoen Der @ergldu-
ser bier 6uiornnenltr0mteL bringen
tie oie @rinnerung al feierlide, olt-
e6riDiir0ige glltGre NIT, Die aud tie
init ibrer jlmgen &unlt no9biloen
tpoQen. sye0es SouS in &olltatt iclblt
no6nt ia it ieinen 6oIbOer6luBten
SSresfcn nit ieinen einfdltigen Sci
ligenbiI0ern iHbcr Dem Eborbogcit
iuie sur @bre Der Sinmliiden front
ner, fiirltlerii6er gluSOrud gefln.
oeu meroen fonnte =. Der freien
Gntialtine Der iin9en &iinitlerpbdn-
toiie lte6t fcinerlei Semnung I'M
g9ege. Gem &ol5idniberbliben miro
BON sen 9eitern ser Shule irgchOein
Gbemu sur 20iuns geitellt, mandnial
Elm 2lltor, mondal Elm SdgeritiIdhet
bolo ciu 9filOel dienoer Siribe ooer
oud) elm ggiIooieb, Der 6inter 9uid-
iperf oas g}u6en ieiner 8eute Be-
lauicbt. g(ne gluSorudsmittel miiIeu
ole Sungen non glnbeginn ourb eige-
ne glniponnlng finoen: Die @eianmt-
anlage ole @eripettiOe, Die 6ar6el-
berpeuOlng rno i6re glbltiNnillng,
Die harafteriitiiden 6igurennert-
male. Sel6lt 100 ole 9llSfiibrung miB-
rGtb ODER bod i'm gin5elnen Oerlogt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

bleibt ser JieiHtbum ser SdiilerOor-
m1noe eritounIi6 mo Die 6iille DER
Sdottierllugsm0gGAfeitcn BON Stiid
81 Stiid.
9}otiirli6 miiIieu oie &leinen Die
@ier5e9niGbrigen bcim &onDcniio-
neQen 6eim llcbimgsnldBigcn bc8iu
nen. Qie biibiGen, rlnOen bralmen
Sol36iioien in0 ibre @rItlingsmcrfe,
0ie glotten, 6capolierten 9inOipie-
gel, 0ie Damn nod iolhem Dtulter IN
unac5Gblten gremplorel in Den G6r.
fern angeferti9t ino Ocrtouit wcr-
oeu. llnO iie iiben ibre 6ertigfcit aii
3icritiiden al einiac6erem 9Sano
Id)nlud unO &oniolenidnuId milo
our1 oie Sonoi6oit ipreugen0e
Stride gi6t es 0n 8u iebeA an oeucn
Dor glQeu oaS ilbermGdtigc @cpei6
imponiereu ioQ, beQen0c I5iitcr oe9
Salies orangeu iid) al geuidtia aus.
idreitenOcn 8auern nit Der Qllul-
member Sol5pfeiie, oOer gor on irR-
beimltdjc Serggeiiter. Dabei tits
luitig 81 beadten wie 0ie 9lnidu9cr
ibrer &unit 6os llmpeientlibe mitun-
ter melt ltGrfer betonen ais 0oS gSih
tige lmo @ntideioen0e, Die lie bier
ein gergitod, bort bic 4fciie, oaan
wieOer Ger mo9litbit chte 9udcl cincs
MidiodS mcbr mIgelodt bat ais
&auptt6ema lmO @rlnOanloge. glber
trob Der @eri6niBclln9 bllidt oob
ihon mebr ais eitunol iiber iolh critic
prinitibe 9lrbeits5eugniiic elm &or.
3eihen fonmenoer N}eiiteridluft. &or
9[Qem an ienen fleinen 5iIaiirdcr
nelOet iic6 bic perbeiBungspQIle 3n.
furit, all jcnen fleinen Ot0nncr6en,
sic nur i'll Scr %bontniie ser @c6ir1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

nur Oos: i'd borte es ieBt iogar in
oaer Weuno. Ole Wiaio ltno Der
Singing, oic Sano in SauO ibritten
un0 iib ie0cnfaQS 2iebesiDwiire 5lt-
fGiiIterten, iporien laut oerlebmlid
Elm einiiI6ises ,@ie2~ oa5lpii9en;
1omen, oie ieocnfaQS bon ben neie-
iten W1o0en uno ben GienituIdohen
ipraden, fiibrtet lire llnter9aIhng
Dor alien nit Dem nirbtsiogetoen
n@ie2l~. Gin Gbepoor, ons iid
nidts 5u iagen batte, itnterbro1 Die
@ouie oes Gbpeigens, inoen es iiG
uadldliig oas ,,8ic?l~ 5urict imo
6pei 8anfen0e erbo6ten ibre Stimme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

ng9ie2~ gsas niistc es ober, oaB icb
meme S9ritte per0oppeltc, Inn na6
Sauie 81 fommeu; mas niiBte es, BOB
id mir Ole G6ren 8lt6ielt inO bosbaft
einen @niienbouer 5u pfeifen be.
gauu2 o@ie2~ o@ie?!" iino
,gSie2l" gS tau3te bolo bon bier,
bolo bon ga ouf mid 81, fam mir
cutgegen ibritt binter mir Der uno
icbaate aus ben 6eliiteri Der Sduier
Oh biit nerpos, beru6iete ib mid.
Sb i'd audi beriudte, anoeres 81 ies
ben, 5il boren iino al beobndten, oas
it6redli6e og8ie2r Ger Game aus
0en Gaf6 IieB mid niat los. gli9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

itets, weuu iie iid bemiiBiat fiiblteu
Elm ug9ie2~ binaus8Iicbreien Gr.
idopft fam i'd noG Sauie. SD mar
mirfIid ner0os 0elDorOer niO ircutc
mid, penigitens in meinen pier@fd6-
fen Dor Dem ihredli4en gNie2l"
iiher 5u iein. Sd fonlte mid mann
licb nidt erinncrn Don meiner 6ralt
meinen 9inocrit meinem WldoAen,
ooer gar BON mir jenals ein
u@ie?l~ gcbort 8u baben. GaS 9l2do-
Geu nnbni meinen Sut. uSit Sc.
mono ga geipeien2~ 0icie 6rage
pflegtc ic6 itets an iie 81 riAten Wlid
traf Der S1log. u@ie2l~ ontportete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

YIuSitellnno uon Sdlalerarbcisru-
Ter Icbcn ans S2lubt mO 6cls.
tlonnL ans tauieuo 9er9mdrbcn
iinO Standardization ouA in lire
SilOucnuelitnit buihcn. @irtuoo
iinO Oieic 9erggcitCr q Ia 9iiibc5o0l.
Oie &ergjo6oIOe lnlO &er95werge er-
idBt, badriharf in 2inie, wie bel &C..
0udteu S1rcten iiber tunme gro
tesfe 9crgriideh oft dm oerbliiiieiO-
ten in Scr Silboaeite cri4allt On
nit einem ein5igcn Nlehcrilre5 relts
los 6e3mungen iheiut
1ic grimfitiidc Der &Qlitditer
Soljidnibcrihule Iieicrn ircilid crit
Die 9ldt5ebnid5rigcu, Die anl SbIulie
i5rer Qlusbilolng itcbcn. Sic 6abcn
nibts mc6r bon 9}aipitdt ila0 finO-
liGcm g[usi9weiien, iie md6len ibre
Stoffc in Oeutlider &lar5cit. nm.
mie ibre geiitigc 3nd9t itruifer lm0
itrenger 1T 10 3ei9t iid) aud i5re
Ecdnif lidercr itno iiberlcgener Sie
bouncL mas iie ibniecn mollen, nidt
nebr pic bic 5iin0ercn 5ur @oriidt
un0 6ciiGren gluloitung Oorerit nod
cnunol duf 4opier lie bilOcn iid
robe @ipsmo0cae, sic fiir ibre figiir-
lihcu 0oriteQlln9en Oen @runOton
on9c6cn. 3ic 5cin6eiten, Die &ercOe.
I.t,tn o,tti,fCfnf Nonn ri.1t Ans GNl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

iprad re6t 0eutIic6; m6re mein %lab
III Der duBcriien gde ocS Gafes gc-
weien i'd Ddtte i'm OeritanOen lln
10 me5r pitn0erte ib mid, oaB icine
beiiere S1Iite in sic @r6dblung oft
ein 6o6es, ipiBeS u@ie2~ einwarf.
sd abtete ihlieBIidl orouf oenn oie.
les ng8ie2~ beaoma mid 8it peinigeH-
SD borte iblieBlid in Dem luutcn
Gofe nicbts onoereS ols 0ieics itere-
otppe. tonloie, i6neioenOe, ncrpoie
. Mie2~ GS betdubfe mid unO madte
mid raieu0. $50 8oblte- Gam itiir5te
id 5inous, auf Der 6lrd5t berfolgt
bon oieien ic6redlibclt marterr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Qlu9 bier bali ibneu Der Staat-
0id]t an ooS Seeufer BAT er ibnen
Gin bellies, icbmudes Sdusden binge-
baut cine n6obi6ule fir Sol5bear-
beitlng~ NORM all Die Wleiiter an
biIoneriider glrbeit pirfen ioaelt,
0orbiIolib fiir Saaitatt lno aQer
9Ilpenldnoer Souptinouitrie, sic
Sol5ibniserei. @lon piro Elm ipenig
ifcptiih, menn man bort, 0oB freili1
iel6it bic reifiteu 0ieier nWteiiter~
crit lie65e6n ODER abt3ebH Sabre 51b-
len. GennoH beitinrnen in ser 3bat
Die fiini5ig friicben Sungen Die aIs
&ier3ebuidbrige in Die Sdniterbod.
idulc aufgenonunen weroen imo in
Dierjdbriger 9liiSbilouug iid fiinitle-
riidJ ielbitdnoig cntlUideln ioQen, Die
&ol3idniBerei oes gan3en gllpenlau.
0es rings INN iic. Gb9leif ielbIt nod
SAller, mirfen iie bod icbon, faun
Dob lie ole eriten bei0en Sbulfloiien
init Grfola 0urbidrittcn ais Oonf6ar
be8riiBte Sebrer. sole perlbenten ibrc
giniGQe, i6re Sormerfroft or oia
Dloiienorbeiter, III Ocren @erfitdtten
Die fingerfertige @eihidlidfeit Der
6ol5idniBer.o Snouitrieaen~ MIR treu
@rihouteS gepiiicnbaft iuieoer6olen,
nidt Selbitdnoiges wuo g&eues er-
iiuocn fam.
&onomerfer, Mefitdttenbeiiber uno
@cicaen pilgern aus ben @c6irgs-
0oriern III ser gfGbe rno 8eite nod
Saaitatt oui Die n6obe SAule", I'M
sic 9lnregung bein3ubolen, Die Damn
3u Sanie bunoertfa9 un0 touien0-
iad fopiert peroen Die Griune-
rlngsitiidc ino ali Oie fleinen @e-
ihenfe, oie nit Den Touriiten ms
9luslno man0ern iino Wlonener-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

iic O6ne Elm weiteres gSort elite i9
in mciu 3inlncr. @lcunc 5rai 5nl-
ter mir Der. u@as lit oir2~ u9ti1tsl~
SD briiQte re1t lmboflid o@ie2l4
ga JAP i9 idon ouf meinem Stubl.
@s mar Gin Slid, oem 0ieie3
u8ie2l~ mciner 6rau 6dtte mid gu
9ooen Geworien. D}einc 6rall botte
troBoem 0iutb, iie fam fro9te lmo
iragte, bis itb ibr BIC @eidiAte mei-
ner Gnt0edung crSdbIte gnnn IieB
iic MID oaein iic ld@eltc nur. SD
a6rr entidIoB niA, Den &f aui-
5incbmen 0eaen cine nnfI0iioe Sc
ro6nbeit, gegen OaS groBe 2aitGr OeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

n o@ie2r. IS i1ien mir nibt idwer,
Sic0er ali wer0en; Oennn 70 iagte ic1
mir, weun man Die Nleniden aui bic
icu imbeobiibtigten 6cbler uttnIert-
Jam mnAt wiiroen iie ieDr germ Die
ies al6erne 8miicbeniragen nit Dem
einen g8ort berneioen. ga fam
meine 8ral ygeiub, WlGnnel~ ing-
tc iie n@ie?r 9leine Srau Iabte
aus poQem Solie, mo icb itnno oa
ipie ein hummer SduIhmae. 1ieieS
og8ie@ ua1 mcinen iboncn 8ori6ben
bat mid 9elebrt, BOB cS @cwobnbei-
ten oi6t, 0e0eu bic @0ttcr ielblt Der.
ge6ens fdnpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

5eueniiie, in sic iid nur gang ielten
lnO biellei6t MIR our9 3ufoa Elm
pirflihes Sriginol berirrte. Ole
itrebiamiten SoI5idniber fommen
SSn6r INN Sabr nod Soaitatt, I'm Die
fleine SdiilernuslteIlung 5u beii6ti.
gen. Die fiir iie Die inn gblouf eiues
SduliobreS georbeiteten Sriginole
lmo 0aliter be5erberet, ole bon ben
5abidiilern ielbit niemals mieOer-
bolt mer0en. SSn bier engen Sdlen lit
0a Stiid I'M Stiid i1uberli6 inio an
ipru6sloS oufgeleibt, Elm bimter
&eigen BON lnge3dblten SiinitLer
cinge6ungen Die oann in Die 6erne
6inous, ms 9luslano erlt ais abgc.
idliffene un0 notiirlib l1n9It fladere
5obrihpoore 5ieben. gl6er bier liebt
man ali Die &opfe nnO &ortrGtbii-
item nod gang in i6rer lIripriingliden
SeinDeit itno id)1rf berousgearbeitc.
ten G6araftcriitif oerbe fernige
mehieln nit oen 5ierlid.
item sButten. llno Die eShngen ldlllBell
2aufcr, Springer, Steinperfer mO
bunOert acknowledgement
Die ale ourA @eiibtsaisorud, @lic.
oeripiel uno Soltlng perbliiifen. SnI
fatboliib fronnmen 9IlpenreDier it's
gang ieIbitOeritanolid, oaB in Der
&uuit ser iltngeu 6oI8ihniber Die
Stride, Die 2egenoe, Ser Seiligelrfult
qan8e Wlotipgruppett un0 iel6itdn-
oige Ebenen oarbieten. 9le6en mand
iblidJter, innig Ourdlerfteter Nla-
ria nit oem &inolein Elm frommer
Sron5isfus ODER ooS WaartDrint oeS
@cfrcu5igten glidtsoeitopeniger
lit anb ser @eltlidfeit iuto g1iiblih.
felt. ser iid Oie Sdb0ubeit 8ugeieleu
muB, i'm glrbeitsplan Der Sol5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

du1 Ole 9Iclteiteu mitinter nod be-
iaugen ln0, ooB lie uoh Dem Siege
iiber i6r 6dn0pcrflitbeS 9iiiit5cug crit
nod Oci Sic1 inucrlidl ielbl6eireitcr
S.llAltlcri0oit iid in ernltboiter gSci-
tereutpidlimg mer0en erringen mil.
iet beiueiit Der itarie @millB, oer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Siinoit iaB I'M I'M Gafe aaein mn
fer ir6bliden Dlenideu. 9lae inter.
bieIten iic6 Iout ino hIItig @1ir bIieb
uidts ii6ria ols cin filler 2auider
su iuer0eu Gas 6eiBt Gin 2auidcr
III oaeu G6ren Ger Gid bintcr mir
mar bon cineu @5epoor beiebt er
modte fiini0ig iie oreiBia 9en3e 5d6-
lcn. 1od oas lit cigcntlid glebcu.
ia6e. 0ic Sauptiade 1T BOB er Ell
mas er5a6lte imo iic 5ub6rtc ST.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07

speaks for itself. Publicity Commit
tee, VigiIant Court No. 4, G. of l.,
T.. D. Potter, chairman.
Editors Note.-The enclosure is a
circular issued by Vigilant Court No.
4, Guardians of. Liberty, headed THE
Roman Catholic Church in Politics"
and printing a fac-simile of letter
head of the Catholic Union of Illinois,
on which is a letter dated Springfield,
Aug. Z. The letter submits questions
TO legislative candidates and asks
them to state their position. Follow
ing are the questions put to the can
didates:
1. The Catholic Union of Illinois
realizing the Importance of vocation
al training favoTs vocational educa-
ton, but does not favor the inclusion
of such education in the curriculum
of the Public Schools. What is your
attitude on this question?
2. Realizing the essential differ
ence between the Catholic and Pro-
testant version of the bible and be-
ieving reading must be supplement-
ed by bible teaching, the Catholic
Union of Illinois is opposed to bible
reading in the schools to pupils of
different denominations. What is
your position on this question?
3. The Catholic Union of Illinois
favors more strict divorce legislation,
which shall also meet the conscien-
tious convictions of the parties sepa-
rating. What is your attitude on this
important question?
4. The Catholic Union of Illinois
believes that if free textbooks are to
be supplied to the school children of
the state, the privilege should be ex-
tended to all children, regardless of
whether they attend a public, private
or parochial school. Would you favor
a free textbook system that would
restrict the issuance of school books
to pupils of the public schools only?
What is vOur attitude tOwar ri
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-07

are exempt, and do you favor the
continuance of this policy?
6. The Catholic Union of Illinois
favors the pensioning of Civil Service
Employees Would you support such
a measure?
Z. The Catholic Union of Illinois
favors minimum wage for women
and children. Would you support
such a measure?
8. The Catholic Union of Illinois
believes that in case. of necessity
only, should free transportation and
lunches be furnished the people, and
where done, the pupils of all schools,
public private and parochial, should
be given the same treatment. What
is your position in this matter?
9. The Catholic Union of Illinois
while believing that children should
be enlightened on the question of sex
hygiene, believes that its teaching
should be confined, wherever pos
sible, to the parents and it is opposed
to the teaching of this subject in the
schools. Do you think it should be
taught or omitted from the curricu-
Ium of our public schools?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-27
Ships of Atlantic Fleet
Sent to Canal Opening Not
to Stay on Pacific Coast

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Secre-
tary Daniels. in statement early to-
day, announced that the ships of the
Atlantic battleship fleet, which will
lead the international naval parade
out of Hampton Roads for the open
ing of the Panama canal next March,
would return from the Pacific coast
to Atlantic waters after participating
in the Panama Pacific exposition Ger
emonies The statement was issued
because the secretary said reference
by him yesterday to the navy de-
partment's plans regarding the forth
coming exposition had been miscon-
strued as an announcement that the
fleet would be sent to the Pacific
coast and there remain for a long
time. The statement is as follows:
Next spring it is the intention of
the navy to send as great a proper
ton of the Atlantic fleet as can be
conveniently spared as an escort OF
honor to visiting ships of foreign ma
lions attending the ceremonies incl
dent to the opening of the Panama
canal. The fleet will accompany the
visitors through the canal to San
Francisco. which will he reached in
April. where they will take part in
the ceremonies Incident to the Pan
anna Pacific exposition. Further than
this no definite plans have been
made