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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
NEW JOY RIDING. GAR DE LUKE
 FOR OUR POOR
 TIRED OFFICIALS
in Use Today Because of Pos= sible Effect on Bond Vote To- morrow

1 City hall Is agog with excitement.
 There is 2. pleasant hutter in the oh- ces, an air Of expectancy about every official and the windows that com mand State street command a pre- uiunn.
 Official ridgeport-whisper it not to the unhappy poor, tell it not on the streets where struggling taxpayers ex- fst-nn0men tarily expect Director of Public works Jacob A. Courtade to roll by in g. beautiful new six sylinder, lluxurious1y upholstered ear, like the
 dream of a millionaire.
 Oh, it is a beautiful car. Two old cars, it is understood, are to be traded for the new one, and $1, 500 to boot and at last at least one city official will have some thing to ride in that is worthy of the dignity of the industrial capital of Connecticut.
 This one car is not regarded as inn portant in itself. But 1t is a prophecy of better days to come. Some officials scarce able to look the passing show in the face, not because of lack of true democratic feeling on their parts, but out of shame for city. which can not afford to equip the peoples serv- ants with a right. car.
 So city hall is filled with rosy dreams |of many Packards, and there are vis- ions of lazy bouncing over smooth roads on long summer days. far from the maddening strife of city streets. sand the clanking call of trolley cars.
 Latest news from the front: The parade will be delayed until the bond ing election is, over. The car de luxe was missing from the public thorough fares today, and there's reason.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
CABARET SHOW TO BE SOURCE OF
 MUCH GOOD FUN

Elaborate preparations have been \ made for the cabaret which the Eliza Ibeth Seton Guild are Ito hold in the
 Broolrlawn rink, on Thursday evening. IsNfay ', and the affair promises to be a splendid success. I The rink itself has been entirely re- ! novated and redecorated and the danc- ling floor is now one aof the finest lin the state. .it The entertainment is to consist of
 many clever, laugh h-producing numbers
 and those who have seen 1t in rehears- al claim that 1t equals that given I by any group of professionals outside of Broadway The feminine members of he pro-
 gram ali belong to the society. The program is appended: I Opening Chorus ! "Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm"
 Miss Ella Harrington and chorus. 1 Tenor solo-John Hughes. I Exhibition Dances-Miss Dorothy
 Bonnet. Hesitation, One Step. Texas Tommy 1 1-James O. Smith. | Soprano Solo-Niss Aurelia. Berger Part Two
 Song and Dance-senvia, Miss Ma
 bel Mccarthy and chorus. l Baritone Solo-"He's a Devil in His Own Home Town" Albert Lapke
 Shadow Dance-nfiss Mabel Sanford. | .sLove'ss Own Kiss''-Miss MoIlie Daly Ogden ana ch0ruS
 Exhibition Dance-Miss Gertrude I NdcMa11on. l The Maxixe-George Mccarthy. IT. |. Part Three Comedy slrit-Mtas Agnes Light and | James Ma.honey. Tenor Solo -Carrissima, MT. Lave kseur.
 Exhibition Miss Christine wil- lians.
 Il The iTango-George McCoHmack. Selection from the Love Cure William Lynch and chorus
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
1.5OO AMERICANS STILL
 HELD IN VERA CRUZ

Washington, May 1-ConsuI Cana da, at Vera Cruz, reported to the state department today that there still are d BOO Americans in Mexico City ur1- able to get out because of interrupt ed railroad facilities. These for the most part, arrived in the capital just after the departure of the last train for Vera Cruz.
 Consul Canada. has asked the Braz- i1ian minister and Admiral Craddock, the British commander, to exert their efforts to restore railroad communica- tion with the capital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

Vera Gruz-The bodies of the United States seamen and ma rines killed during the capture of this city will be- returned to the United States in metallic
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.
AnriI ao 1e1

' Estate of James w. Dean, late of the town of Bridgeport in said Dis. frict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis-i frict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within raid time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 JAMES DEAN,
 R ssp Administrator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
SUSAN M. ALvoRD.

Following an illness that confined her to her home for more than a year, Susan M. Birch, wife of Edwin AIyord died last night at her home, 126l Stratford avenue She was 64 years of age She had lived for a number of years in .Stratford and had host of friends who will be pained to Iearr of her death. Besides her husband she is survived by. a daughter, Hattie and three sons, Frank AIvord of Pitts field, Mass. and Fred and Ray Alvord Of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

FOR SALE-Lawn movers s1.9a m Lawn, flower and garden seeds
 tools for the garden. We deliver goods c. O. D. Telephone your or der to Frank M. West, 657-665 E.
 Main St. R b@o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

BRIGHT YOUNG MEN for Saturday
 work Students preferred Apply
 at once, The Surprise Store a+s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., PROBATE COURT.


 Estate of John Berglund. late of the town of Bridgeport in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis rict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate fo exhibit their claims for settlem ent-H Those who neglect to present their ac-, counts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay ment
 CAROLINA X BERGLUND, Witness to mark,
 g. F. Meerberg.
 1ss Executrix
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
MGR. KENNEDY TELLS POPE
 OF MEXICAN SITUATION

F. Kennedy, rector of the American College in Rome. was received in pri- yate audience by the Pope today. Monsignor Kennedy has just returned from the United States and he con versed with the Pontiff concerning the Mexican situation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01
Hawleyvi11e Store
 Robbed Second Time

Newtown. Conn.,, May For the second time within two weeks the general store of William A. Honan at Hawleyvi11e was robbed last night of 8, quantity of merchandise. The au- thorities believe that both breaks were by the same person.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

Senator Poindexter asked Congress Tor gold medal for Dr, Cook who, Poindexter insists, is the real discov- erer of the North Pole.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

A vacant store was transf ormed in to the Union Trust Co. bank in Bayonne. N- J., in one night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-01

TO RENT-s room house without barn or extra land on Long Hill.
 Trolley line 4 miles from City. F. -E. Beach, 962 Main St. RI bep
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ariege neraoIicne gliit nno GUS.
aeaebene @elO mislos berihleloert
iein niir6e ipefm Teutihlano 5er'
idmdtert nnA icin @eitano ols ysa'
ton serItort mhroe" -Bir fno
lunaIan at @erfe eeaanecn lint gu
Der erfenntnis 81 aelangcit oab ieoe
Rntion hasielbe @eht ouf 6reibeit
bat als einselperioneh" iibrte Der
Re0ner meter ans ainenn onher
bieIer arieg IN Der abitdt begonnrrI
III, e~iu5elue Nationcn nieoer5ubaIien
10 lit CT Elm 6ehlidIag. On Der out
Irie6enshtB un6 IN irieoltdem Bett'
beperb lcbenoen @elt oarf feline
herrihen0e Patton fem. ion0ern ale
gsationea mitIen @Iei@berehtigung
babm."
eg irelft uns. bon oieIen aisfib.
runaen uro Der @eliuungsdnoerung
bes QrofeIiors sling .%geeeniiber
TaltihlmlO aenutsis su nebmen.
fonuen ieDoh NIT hiidftcbt dlt an
oere in benz @ortraee ettbaltene
fritiihe gemerfungen iiber bos 0eut.
ihe Neih Is niht imter[aiIerL fol.
aenSes nod binsu8afiigen: Radoem
Serr @rofefior Sling eriters 5nge.
aeben BAT, oab eine 8eridmetteruns
GeutiGlon6s Elm @erltlit Der seion.
ten 8eIt lein niiroe. nodosm Sipei.
tens Serr 9rof Sling ben utir ge.
redten Brun6ios oufeeiteIlt bat, 6ab
ie6e Station in Der 8elt @Ieihbereh.
nit onberen boben ioa, 10
muBte er brittens ais inarF0enfenoer
gertreter Der @fieni6aft ueIh'
lestere in nlet 5raeen uber ben
Muiien lteben, olio unporteiiid lem
ion, 5u Der eiRsig u0sliden Iogi.
i6en GhIubfoIgerune forHInen, bob
england Ourh ietue 9enniprndung
Der Cberberrihoft ouf Dem Weere,
0urh nelhe es Die 8eIt fnebein
min, Der 6torenfrie6 6es
@eltfrieoeits It'll Gas nber bot Der
@elebrte 9rof. Sling ridt eetbonl
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nsuf4amuiIaHiIdr sri,a'adaHa.
moH Or. .. @cr5arb, TeliIAbura,
degas Il. Q. 10


Gr6b're Qiiancr iab ih Hiumcr,
.als Jobn gun NIB gointafe;
Wilclmis bat md Iein'H Stimmer
Bon Der @abrbeit mic ia feb.
a5ria aIbcrt Idiift ms 'rIiber
Seine @reu~el.a mmiiliou
9oh ben 8ieren nod weit iber
Oft Der selbe gr5faion
ueberIdmsntnen ms NIT ei1en-
Gan5 psrAirtt lauIdt S%onnthan
auf BE Rdr' bon tmticuo Siegcr
Rritih &ufffher @robeuwabnD
wriI bas Babel ianflI 5erihnittcn
limb 10 Teutfhldh6 iIoIirt,
.9iigcn fred 6roui los bic griten-
anitanb bot iie ME geuiert.
glbcr INTERIM Sterneubauner
.9ebeu aud nod aanO're" Seitt.
auf ibr Geutihameritmcrl
G5ut, mas cure 9fIidt gebeiitl
no Ole gritenfreumSe beseu,
I'm ben 9eittmsen 81 5auf
-@eaeu GaItidIon0, mlBt ibr iebef
Cure frdft'ge GntiDort brauf.
gmiia uiiBt ibr end irtt reser,
Qoaeln dlP Die 2iigM feit.
9is Der gritenfreuno berlesen
GnbIih iein @equntide laBt.
.ah, mic germ pdr'n mir gefommeri
als Der aoiier 500 81 6do,
.Statt Der Sober g SdDert geuom'
men
LIMB Den hididen 5eiub aefaIIt.
Tod Der nie6ertrdtf ee 8rite
sat 01s Weer inns abgeiperrt;
Qus ~ueutroler Sdifie Brittle,
Or Die AeierutIten 5errt.
aornen mir oariim ridt ueihen
llnier'm @oferL1n6 6as glit
g1idt in unirer grii6er Reiben
aGmpfen gen Der 5einbe @utb, -
BeIIen mir bod iuader itreiten
@egrn britihen 2iigeniDabn,
limb benz Gnotid Elm eno bereiter
.Sipr bel gruoer Sonaibnn.
Bonen md reft fIeiBig Ihenfen
@el6 un6 Gut, fiir's aotbe areu3
Stets oes @nterInnos %geoenfen,
Tenn Die Gnnfbarfeit eebeut's.
9eutifbure. Ger, s. OFT. 1911
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Der geif Der seers.

Die .Neue Greie @reIie4 in @ien
idreibt: Der ietiae eroBe arieg 1T.
aud Oarin g1ll5 anoers, ais man ii9
ibn boriteate, ooB tros Der ungebeii-
rem Moiien Die eiu5eInen NIT ibrer
Gopferfeit un0 ibrem 8agcnuitb &c.
nau 10 gum @eianmterfolg beitrn.
qen tonnen, mie in frilberen Sabr.
.~bun0erten. Sir icbeit oieie art bon
&eroisrtis unierer &rmee IN ben
lungen auf51blungen ali iener, bic
unter Ben iffperiten 9erbdItnifien
.nlg @eLben fih berDieien baben, in
.goth uno Sob ibrea 8oreeiesten
.8eiitanD Ieiiteten, gesen pteIfabe
.uebermodt rubig duf ibrem Soften
ausbarrteu un0 ourh fiibne 8oritoBe
bic Stealtug oes 5einoes erfunoe-
ten. Die 0eutife STRENGTHENING
ber5idtet, tros ihrer ipitemdtiiAen
8riinOlihfeit, ~feinegtuegs oaraif bic
8erfDeaenbeit eines 2eutnonts fir
.beIonoere 2eiitungen beron5u5ieben;
i'm @egentbei[, gIeid Der ente5hd9-
aug Der 4rmee i'm iesieen ariese
mar cine Shut, Bel Der bic gtgen.
i1dft oes Mutbes I'M 5inne per.
gongener 3eiten I'M bodIten NedBe
aefor0ert muroe. Die Grober11ng
|Qitttihs fonnte MIR 0urhaefibrt
ImerOen 6ur6 SoIooten, 0enen Der
arieg mebr lit, nIs bloBe @ifien.
idaft oOer bIoBes &dnonerf. Sic
Ginanbme eines Sorts bon Runniir
lit befnnntIi9 6urb Die Gift zines
iuneen G~ffi5iers oard feline brad.
|tiee @eitesgegeufpart gelungen.
Sod mebr nieleidt mar 5lir Gee
0iefss Element Der inneren 8egei.
lterung Su ipiren. Ser feline gd.
Oeroompfer, Der IN Der Gbemlen1iir1.
0nng Winen legte, 6os l~Interiee.
boot, 6as orei areuser IN bic 2uft
I~Iprenate, Die fleifle1 Greuaer yGm.
Den" un0 raarIsrube", al b1s iIr6
oeuffuirbige BeiipieIe Der n1ooernen
Gorm bon beroiihen qeiitungen. Die
arrneen fonHen ffh gliidiih iGdsen,
bob IN ibncn Der geiit gebIieben lit,
Der eia8ig gum Siege fibrt Der
I@eiit nbioIuter 8iugabe unO ret.
loier auFopferlna.
Dos s9aeue 9iener EagbIntt~ ber-
|6ffenttidt aeiiBerlingen Deg bon 81.
ner SnIpeftionsreife suriidgefebrten
8enerolinlpeftors Der Greiuinieen
GmitdtgpfIeee Gr5ber5og 5r1n3
GoIpator, Der iogte: SD gepnrin
|einen ber5erbebenoen Ginorud, tuie
opferniaig oas Hotbe areuS Die er-
bnbenen 4ufgaben erfit1t, ooS Sos
Der gert1unoeten az Iin0ern, 0ie nil
lit1rfih. lunit1ren Ginridtungeh ali
ergdHsen. Ser Grgber5og bate aud
@eEagenbeit, fcldteaen att fGnnen,
bob bic IN Der Gront befiBoIihen
Erlippen oonf Der umF1fienDen fir
|fie eetroffenen Glrioree iih IN Der
auerbeTten gerfafIuua beftn0en.
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.ler lDtro ieben Oura ibre berIhicbe.
men nno %nnnuibig ipieoeraeacbcneu
eni5iden. Gbrien 8ahel nn6
.0oktanp filhren Den Cmnbaern Ct.
men bon Mil W. GrgfIb's 0uitipieL
.idIaaern, s@ontaa" aennnni. Dor
.unb perben BDcifeIl9s Samit aud
bier moblnerbirnteu 9eiina errinacn
a anSiebenA foitimirte 1omen mo
2 Serrrn biIben has mRole.9 aIerio.
SeTtctt". nuf heIlen 0eiltunaen man
Reht aeiponni Iein fam. Sn
Dos nbenibeurrIihr wliIieu bes Cir.
chs fiibrt uus bic binreibenb Iiitisc
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aonobie .gos Gireusm6bhet" ouf
atfilbrt BON Marie uub BIN Qdrt
lpdbren0 Charles Wle@ooo ub ieine
bei6en aIiiitcnicu NIT Der iiberra'
Ideuoen S5cne yWniiejcit IN eiuem
gtaiaroialon" auhuarten. Dali bic
berrIihen Manoelbiloer. 9orfibrun.
gen .Crpbeum's ReiieDddc@ aim
nidt lebteu, niirfts faitm nod
Ba erwdbnrn Ieiu. glaes In anem
ipirber Elm aeunbreides Qroaramm
.burh Dos ieiner iiubciricbiat bon
bannen aeben hiirfte~
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sEna.1 an asFanen.


.gieIe Sunbe tDcroen ielbit benz
Q5iuen aef0hrIth", iogt Elm alteS
Gprihmort Der Meappter uno oie
@dbrbeit 0esIeIben founen mir bette
70 redt pie0er einmol %erfeHnei:
Der beloenmiithiae @%ertbeiOt9er BON
3fiuo.Rnu, aopit1n O. Gee gleper.
WdlOed. bat lih nod Wleloungen
aus Eofio, Der &nitptitoot Sapans,
eeafuunsen eeiebeu. Die pom aoiier
Ieiner Cbbut iibertroBene Jeititng
9img.Gou az nbergeben. Gamit IT
u~ntirgendb oas gar5e oeittidegadt.
ober Shutgebiet In Gitniien Der
ein5ise mihtigite itrateaiide 9uuit.
ben Tentihltano bert beiab, IN ben
nGn0en Der 6einoe.' Der 6ein0e5
Gein, eigentlih mir zines, oes
ih%litdiieigen, eipig.l1heInOen Sa.
ponsl Genh iucnu aud England,
Grantreih un0 Rublano an Der Be
0r1nelag unierer Stammesgenoiietl
inn fernen Qiien tbeilgeuommm bn.
ben, bic ~ebentielen 6riidte Der Or.
oberung tuir0 ibnen tbr geIber Der.
binOeter aus Der SorO 81 uebmen
niiIen. SelbitberitdnOIi6 lit nit Der
lle6ergobe Der 5eitiing nod Iange
nift geiogt. bob Galtidlaro nun
elm. fir aaenal onf ale ieiue aus
benz 9oGtbertroge nit China ent-
lpringenOen &ehte ber5ihtrt; i'm @e.
aentbei[ uiro beim enogiiltigen 5rie.
bensih[ulIe aid ainutibna bon ben
Deutihen fart NIT in &ehnune ge.
lteat iDeroen. Soften mir ieooh,
baB in Ieeterm Sole unier liebes
8aterlan0 nit benz einitigen @orte
oeg alien @otbenfilbrers bel Der Gin.
nobme Roms: .@ebe ben 9eiiee.
tent ieinen 5oroerungen gegen Die
iesigen 6einOe 9ndorad gebteten
fonnl glit oieier Soffnitng I'M Ser
sen ntiiiIen mir ufis NIT Der nler.
0ings bornus5uieben0en Sbntiohe
~nusIdbnen 5uglcid ober belDuuoerno
nnerfenuen5 Die beloenbaft uniere
grioer, Die 6eiitiden uno oiterreidi.
ideH 8ertbeioiger bon Tftng-9mu Die
ibnen auferlegte barte @iIiht erfult
boberl. gbre lei ibnent
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nnb letn Spiel3fng
NDiffarte ~beramS9egeben

uaO fam nun Ohes Bib, Os Oas 80ba anfdm ersgs aud ben aefFa at 4ofiartn
eeidat neroen.
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Crphennl.

QIs erite un0 grobte ne6er.
raihung bietet oieie ISOLDE 0as Or.
pbelm ieinen @eiudern MtIle. Qas
talte un6 Me. Gerrari, bic berbor.
r~agen6Iten 8ertreter Ser nniiiideu
uaO mooerncn San3fuuit bar. g.
iinO GranSoTen unO 0os beiogt nit
Riifii6t aus ibre Geididlidfait uno
@ra3i6iitGt anes. Sn nGas 2ano Der
5rGume" fubrt inns NIT ieiner IN
ieba geSiebung nelseitliden Gar.
bietung goul aleiit nit ieincr Grup.
pc. SopobI Elm Cans i'm 2uftiaiif,
ais elm norbeiiegeInoes Miniatur.
ariegsidiif feblen Bel oieier poden.
Ben 8~oriteaung nidt. anna Gbnno.
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MrrinnnInpin (.

graf ana. 4 spedt tne lgF
so5u aonis. ahO Son lbrer i!.iuo'
hcufIidrn RriIe nod California y
scr Qo~tifftiiie pobIbebaIirn 5urlld'
ae,e5rt. sie boteu bic %beoslirllo'
iten Standardization ~ lsrer
@rsenS In auacuIaeiu %aenoifuHsil
eanaere Belt bdbeH lie lld oili osa
wo,,h SIS gdnoper8 0es Rerril
epedli In @rauO 9ab Oregon, aiil'
aehoItrn. Gle hattru cine nTiaeHspr.
ne Rriic. nnb 5ruu sPcdt bat iIa
irbr erbolt.
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9ag spit[ mit be- @ertraastrene.

Rcbert Boeon mar unter Sern
M~ooieneIt INT Sabre 1909 fiir5e Bet
GtaatsIefretdr. Gr lit iebt 5n Sdiff
mad England. @ielleidt bat er iid
bort einen beiou6ers ~freun0liden
Gmpfang mn0 gntgegenfommen fir
feline eeih1ftliGen Bl1ne, mas I'M.
nter bic ieiH moaer, iihern molten,
benn nnmitteIbdr Dor ieiner Abrei,
fe but er eth ionIt eoft3 llnnotbiges
SnterpietD losgeIaIien, in0em er Re.
houptet Die Der. Staaten midfen
gegeu bic @prIesnng Der aelltrnIi-
tat 8eIgiens ourb GeutitIan0 bro.
teitiren. 2ag let ein gruh zines
Bertroges nut uns, oenn GeltihIano
babe Mrtifel / ua0 2 Der 3fpeiten
&aager aouferen3 unter8eifnet, Del
b%eitinH1er, nelitrales @e6iet oirfe
nift berIest tper0eh.
Qieie Gntriiitung, Die ale oofu.
nleHtiren Seren @ortbeile ODER
SDnpatbirn aitf britiiher Seite Iie-
gen. lit b~elonoers merfpiroig oa-
Onrd, 0oB iie fid rtnr auf geIgien
Besicbt, niht nber nuf 9urembnrg.
So, britiihe GubIi3iIten, Die fif,
IN Der Iesten ausgabe bon Sol
SarpeD's North american GeDtem
tunnneIn ME I'M CONNER bic aar-
toffelfdfer ouf Dem 5elo, fi1Oen To-
qor, nns drnle 2uremburg niiiie
sur Gtrafe fir bic erlittene @eu.
traIitdts- Q erEebirng, i'm 5rieoen in
WeEgien ~einperLeibt neroen. @nn3
tDie SER Roole1eIt, oer 2iigemburg
auA feline Berndtung mtsiprift,
tueiI eg ben 0eutiden Gurhmorit
ni6t berbinoert babe. llnO babel
mar qrretnburg ourh Die Site, ote
ihfn meutroLifdt 3ugeitaa0, perpilih.
tet. feine Ernppeu anger Elm panr
hunbert WaiIr gu baIterI INIT be-
men es iib niht fDabren fotute.
EteIe unterIhieoIihe @eurtbei.
lung g~nrenburgg mo Ge[giens lift
haruiEeriifil6. 2lrentbUrg, oag
thatT6dIih uuIfuIDie Uie Elm Sinh
bornn mar, baB ieine NelftrnIitdf
eg nor BEN GurdmoriM rint idab-
te. ioIE mad oieIen @erebrern Der
&eihgEeit beFtraft uno oeraftet
uerben, neil es ieinen 8ertras belt.
Mber NeIgien, Das init England
uno Granfrei1 abmnhuugen gum
daenen 6erntstreten aus Iainer
meaHralitat eetroffen bate, boz az
q thatiddlid nidt neutral iDar, 6os
id linen oas 9an0. benz @enu8.
fbannsg e~egeben meroen mTb, I'm
bic neiIigfeEt bon @ertr1gen 5ai go.
rntaireM Die GaBIaab paitns
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Msenien fir EN- iebr tDcrtbbcHes
unO IeiGt DerfdufIiHes eugIilnes
Bud irerSen iibrr1a seiiidt NIB an.
aeifeIlt. @ufer @erbteuif unO ltetis
de arbeit fir SeSeny 6er etipos thun
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The Washington times., 1914-05-17

energy" objected the novelist. "She
will be doing something every MIN
Use. but she won't feel that she's
really accomplishing anything.
What are one or two children as
means of expression to a normal.
healthy woman? She is intended to
have six or seven. And II she turns
all her unexpended energy into low
No one wants to be enmeshed in
another's temperament.
Wife Must Have Job.
Il think we are coming to see that
the wife must have her job, as the
husband has his. She can never
trul! he. as the saying goes, in a
position where she doesn't need to
work Work and love are needs Of
her nature as they are needs Of
mans nature. And without work
love itself Is IN danger"
There is the argument that the
married woman whose husband can
support her should not take the job
of the unmarried woman who must
earn her own living" I submitted.
But Mr.. Oppenheim had what
SeeUlH 10 me quite lOBlEdl dHS"eI
ANY person who can do job
has a right TO do it," he averred.
There are so many incompetents.
AS for the American husbands s
disgust at the notion of his wife as
a Wage-earner-well. he must simply
he educated out Of IT. finished the
novelist, with emphasis.
Aud the educational process has he
gun, despite the clustering of the
Chivalrous gentlemen who believe
that scruhbing floors is wifely work,
but not running a typewriter.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

I've never happened to discover a
female drone with any passionate
desire to become a working bee
The idle wife is perhaps not
consciously dissatisfied with idle
ness" Mr.. Oppenheim acknowledged.
But she is conscious that something
is wrong. She is unhappy, dissatis-
fled, bored. Often she comes TO be-
lieve that her marriage is at fault,
and SO she smashes it up. or she
goes in for a lot of silly fads and
dissipations. Or she persuades her
self that she is III. I am convinced
that much of the bad health Of the
modern woman is due to the fact
that she hasn't enough to do.
Il myself know woman with
plenty of money and no special oc-
Cupation whose frequent illnesses /
have always felt to be the result OF
idleness. She has no way of occu-
pyinS her time, she wants the SYM
pathy of her friends-so she goes to
bed and announces that she is NJ
Then / outlined for Mr.. Oppenheim
a point of view which was presented
10 me several weeks ago by a con-
seryative American husband. He Ar
EUnd that the wife lin cas- cir
Cumstances" had enough TO do If she
superintended the operations Of her
several servants. attended 10 her
obligations of hospitality and made
herself the comforter and confidante
Of her husband. II in addition she
had child or two her hours must
he filled to tho brim.
But not any of that work will
give full expression TO her creative