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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
0cntIdjcS SGcatcr.

@roBcS SSntcrcic gi5t ii6 Sen om
0ounerito1 unO 6rcitog itottfi.
oenoeu Goriteaungeu ser Sruiug
%loce E6eoter @eieaidboit oe-
gcnii6er finO. Su6aItsongn6e
Scr 6eiOen Stiidc.
Ser bette @laBito6, fir Oos auBer-
orOentlide Sntereic, mel6es Den
ndGiten beiOen @aitipielen Der ST..
ping 9lace 86eater @eieQi6oft IN
meiten&reiien cntgegenge6radt pirN,
lit Der %orperfnlt Der idou jebt ~
o6wo6l uns nod na6e cine @o6e
bon Dem @reigniB treunt emen
ie6r erfreuliGen llmfoug ongenom-
men bat. 9efauutlib finOen Die 6ei-
Oen Soritelungen on nGhiien 0on-
nerItag im0 Sreitog in 9ll6augb5
E6eoter Itott; lnO 3por gelaugt am
criten @(6enO oie Son0Oie y2lnotol~
bon 9lrtbur S6nibler unO om 5pci-
ten 9l6enO OoS S6allipicl n0ie 6ou.
6enler6e" bon @rnit BON &ilOen.
6rub sur 9(uffii6rung. Sic 9leIu.
Yorfer &iinitler 5riugeu oicies @lol
eincn 6eriibmtcn @ait nit nacb bier:
Ocn gefeerten 9onpioont @uitop
@olOau bonn fgl SGauipielbauie in
Miinden, uel6er in 6eiOen Stiidell
Die trogenOe GoQe Derf0rpern miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
Midltcr Glabang6 gciturbcn.

G6erridter 6orrp Nl Globolgb,
bonn S6er.9inOes-@eriht, Geton Ger
.,@eoraeiopu- u-llniperiitGts @eiebibu-
le~ unO gr-Staatsompalt bon Marp-
lonO, lit geitern ploblicb an einem
Ser5i6log in iciner @o6nuno 5u
@ai6ington geitor6en. gQS Der S6er.
ti@ter BON Dem Shlaganfoll gerii6rt
muroe, beianO er iib in ieiuem 9hi.
toniobil, wel6es bon Ieinem @6aili.
feir geIcitet puroe; io6olo oieier be-
merfte, ooB Der 9fihter am Ster6en
mar, bro9te er OoS 5abr3eug nit Scr
aroBhnogliblt l9minoigteit nad
Der @obnlng, gtr. 1912, N}intwooO
@loce. Oes @rfronften. Or. ,Srp
muroe ioIort ber6eigeruien; iein @o.
tient itorb ieOo6, ebe meuidlide6iil.
ic i'm 81 Sbeil iueroen fonnte. G6er-
ri6ter Glaboug6 miro ailBer ieiner
g9ittpe BON 3mei Eohteru, oen ,Srou.
en- g. & Somberton uno geaIe 9loo.
mer, ioipie einem 9ruoer uno einer
99peiter ii6erlebt. @r wuroe am
t6. Suli 1856 in Cumberland gebo.
rem, ihioirte om 9opola College nm
abiolpirte Die Eenniploania llnpcr-
iitGt imo Die llnioeriitdt bon @lorn.
lono. @om Sabre 1895 bis 1890
fungirte er ais General StaatSon.
malt fir MnrDlano mo muroe nod.
oem ourd @rdiioent 9iooieoelt 5nia
YunoeS- Cberridter ernount.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

@riinoerin lmO @oriibeuoen 5rau
9iietta @smer 9}r. $40, SiiosFoco-
StraBe; bel Oieier @eIe9anbeit mur-
ben i66ne @riuncrugspreiie Oer-
t6eilt. @cionoere %reiie gepannen
onBeroem 8rau g. S6niOt Grar
M} @ebr6eim imo 6rmt @. Bol-
Tiers. Die oegemudrtigeu @litgIie-
ser oeS n@oergrcen&oifee-&
bon 0cncn Die orei @ritgenounten
felt 26 Sa6reu Oieiem >@erein auge-
60ren iinO foIgeuoe Comen 6rau
9iietta @Smer, 6rau G6iitina Sd,
6rau 2oiiia S6miOt s6rau @}orp
@cbr6eim 6ran 9hIguIto SWague,
6rau Bertha 9o6r 5rau 9ioie
S1ninde, 6rol Marp Steele, 6rau
Si55e 9ern6arot, 6rau Gbriltena
5or, 6rau W}orgaret gSolt6er mO
6rau MarD WlDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

IA llbr lit arel5peg 9lnOaHt upO
III. Segen fir Oie SdulfinOer.
5. Seoen N}ittrpo1 9l6eno nm HS
ltbr lit 9reu5lpeg 9lnoo6t mo FL.
Segen fir Die ermo6ienen Nfitglic-
Der Der @emeinOe.
Sl. &reu5 &irde.
Sonntng; glbenOS 1aS ll6r lit
&reu5weg 9lnOaGt uno bl. Seeen.
@}ittuodb imO 6reitog: 9lbenOs
148 llbr 9ioienfran5, @reOigt imO b.
Seaen.
Die %reoigt am Wfittpob lit eng
lid uno Die am 6reitog lit oeutidl.
Sreitog: g}u6mittogs 3 llbr lit
arelt5meg 9lnoobt fir Die Sdul.
finOer, ooroni Der bL 5egeu
Gier5ebn 81. 9tot6belfer-
&irde.
Sountag: 9tobnittagS 8 llbr lit
areu5meg 9lnoo6t ln0 bl Segen.
@littpod: 9l6enOs 1zs ll6r Soiten,
Freoigt Niiierere mO bl. Segen.
Gonneritag: 0lodnlittogS 8 llbr
lit &ren5peg glnOo1t fiir Oie Sim
ser.
6reitog: 1GS ll6r lit 9relBwegon-
oo4t mO FL. Segen.
Ser5 Seiu. STRIDE.
Sonntog: 9l6enos 7.30 ll6r oeilt.
l6e 6oItenpreoist our6 @oter emil
Qcuier, @lilerere unO bl. Segcu.
Gienitag: 9l5enOs 7.30 ll6r engli.
I6e 5olteupreoigt our6 Gcftor 50.
O'. @eigel Sto6ot Dtater uuo bl-
Segen
@littwoc6: O3a6nittogS $3.50 ll6r
&rell5peg-9lnoadt imo b. Segen.
Otittiuod mO 6rcitug: slbenos
73O ll6r arel3lpeo 9lnooAt lnO
bl Segen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

Gle almltausiteQimg Des G6ars
coal@@lu6s in Der @olleric Oes Gca-
boon SnltitlteS fam geitcrn. 9l6euo
5um 9lbi6luB ggic Der SefretGr,
Senrp 9l. @iegeno, mitt6elte, mar
Die 9msltealng Elm gr0Ber @riolg; TO-
mobl in fiinltlerii@er @e3ie6ung ais
ou6 I'M 9e5ug mlf oeu 9cIudj, ser
GROCER mar, ais 5u irgenO elmer 3eit
6ei iriiberen 9lusltelllmgen. Ger &or-
liber oeS Whliif-GomiteS, Sr. 15reO.
$. @ottlie6, bate Elm 6i6ibes mlIi-
tolif6es Erogromm aufgeitcQt, mel-
dies piel sur llnterbalhng Ser @dIte
6eitrug. llnter Sen E6eilne6mern
maren: 6rou Solep6 @panS Sper-
ri, GSrou Q. @omin @bitinon, ,yrull
Charles s. 9ioet6, 6rau Sans S6n-
Ter, 5ruu gS. 81. s. @ooD, 6rau @o-
paro 9crge, 6rou s. @orwcll @lil-
lrr, SRI. 9loele @leaOc, Srat Gorpen-
ter, sri. Sora6 Grommer, 6rGulcin
9(nna Sull SRI Morie 9olowin mo
Sr. So6n 4. Osborn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

elmer Shlpinohihts Seilanitolt I'M
9lobem6er 1913.
9Iodt it's.
Cos bleide 9idt oes Monocs er6ent
nur oiiritig ben aroBcu Saal oeS
6oipitolS.
sIaeS ru6t bel seoiineteu 6eniicru
unO Sbiiren.
9leidJ lmo boblmangig liegen Die er.
motteteH @eltalten auf i6rem So-
ger. Srnges 9lut ne6eu Dem ge.
mii6ten Sitter.
Sin SeOes bon oeu ormen @eien
9irgt Die beitimmte Soiimng, 5i
geHeieu.
llnO teiner cine ll6nlng Bat,
GoB er pieaeidt idon EoOes Can.
OiOot,
llnO 5ei9t iib wiIlig o6ne alogen
9la llneemod ser Granfbeit 81 en-
tragen.
glidts itort ole mitternddbtge StiQc.
Cod Oo - Sin leiies @nmern,
Sin lnteroriidtes Suiieu.
Sin 9i0hellb Sommeru ldBt iidl 6o-
rem.
0ie Stille lit borii6er
@erGilidpoa miro es iebt
llnO lailter, INNER lailter
g9ie inn Gbor,
Sort man ein Suiten, aeudet Fici.
fen,
Su alien Gonen, oie 0as Ser5 5errei-
ben
Grbornenl ~ @rGormeul
SIT oaS @efii6l, oaS ocn @eiu1 er-
greift.
God unperit6nolih lit cs i6m,
CAB iolcbe Gone Der Nleuiden.9ruit
entflie6en.
Sin tlir5es gtahipiel nod
Gos grauiiae Gon3ert, eS lit 81 Guoe.
@ri6iittert itebt er oo,
Gin @rauei podt i6n,
Sin 6roiteln 5iebt ourd lcine@lieoer.
@isfalt l1uit's i6m am 9iiiden ueOer
llno leiie, eileno 5iebt er lid 5uriid.
&eraeiien miro er nidt Die StunOe.
g9eun fliiiteruo fom's aus ieinenl
lPunlOe:
8, menn id Oo nnr belfen fonnt.
$. q.
Giner, Der oo6ei mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
nNcntidlc (irciicnNeimal1." )"

Gie N}onats Gerionlnlllng Der
!, ,Ceuti6en @reiieu6eimat6 @eiea-
fboft~ fano in Der 9lultalt an Der
gSeIt-9oltinlore- StraBe, rnter Dem
@oriibe Ocs @rdiioenten @larfnS
godlnann itott. 9}o@ Dem gerleiell
oes 8rotofolls Our6 Oen Sefretdr
o5o6n 3. N2eucr murOen cine Menge
9loutinegeic6Gite crleoigt uno oann
Sr. Su6ert 6rater ais @litglieO ouf-
Qenommen. gSie aus Dem 9eri4te
berporoe6t, 6erriAte i'm perflolienel
Wlonot wenig arant6eit inter pen
Sniaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
Scene ans s9e 0oa er(" in Ser rs3cnsn mnfsfaOemic"

9roSlon lit cine %ioniitin, melGe ibre
nuiifoIiicbc @r5ie6uug inter 9o55i
Beccia, ciuem italicniihcn @lliiifle5-
rer, gcnoIien bate. 0orauf trot ie
ais GrimoOonno in Der oWletropoli-
tan 0pcru-@eieGiboit~ ouf no iie
ii6 Oilr6 i6re fiinitlerii6cn Galente
cinen 9tomen mo9te.s
Gas iolgcnOe Erogrannn lit filr
OaS CONCERT am 6reitog 9IbcuO por-
ocie6cn:
S6u6crt IL Ser Soo rmo oaS
N}dO6cn~;; o@retbeu om Spinn-
raoe~;; o9loItloic 9icbe".
9rabms ~ Simmer leiler miro
mein S6hrmmer".
StrouB r3uneiglng" &
MouiiorgSfp oSrp6an".
9limsfp aoriafoif oNnict
gtiabt"
Nlouiiorgsfp rG6ant S5iiif~.
9lo6noninoff - D%eaiant Song,
nN}olo Siitiiion Song.
Sue r. oS'ai plenre en- raoe".
S6in0lcr - nGolombo".
%aIaoil6e n nFN1c".
Sans Sermom IT. oSeim SaB".
g. g. Saar - o9}orwcgian 2ooc
Song.
GaOman - r3 Scar a G6rli6 at
Guc".
Somcr ,,'Q8oS 0own Sout6".
sc. g. Saltcr n Some to t6c
@orOen 9ooc4.
gtew yorf @6iG6ormonie.
Gon5crt.
EoS r9}clp Oorf %6il6ormouic-
OrbeItcr" gie6t Montog 9lbeno un-
ter Der 9eitlmg pes Giriaenten So
iep6 StronsfD, in Der 0SDric-Solle"
Elm Gon5ert, 6ci welHem 6rnn 9llmo
@lud ais SoliItin olftreten unO Die
9(rie yGepuis le jour" aus G6arpen-
tiers n2ouiie", iopie me6rere rlllli-
ide SieOcr iingen miro. Gas Grcbe-
tier miro Die foIgenoen Stiidc sur
9lusiii6rnng 6ringen: Ballet Sui-
te", bon @retrp; n2'opres-0iiOi O'nn
Same" BON 0c6uiip; re Gdrniool
&omoin," bon 9crlio5; oIoOt NM
Serfldrlng", bon StroliB~ mo Die
nllngoriiGe &opiooie 9|r. 1" bon
9ii5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
l1nlere Sbeater,


Sn n6orO'S G6eoter" aelaugt Oieie
@o6e Die ronontiide Gom0Oie
o2ittIe @iiB @ropn" sur 9luffiib-
rung, welde aus Der 6eOer Oes Bib
neni6riitItcQers &6ilip $. Sort6olo-
moe itommt. Inter ben ouftreten-
oen &iinitIern beiinOen iid Die Sol
genoen; 9teO. a. Sporfs, llottie
6erguion 9ioe 9omooin, s. @orO-
ner, IoDnonO @ol6urn G6arles
Stanley, 9(rt6ur 9tor6urD, @liie Sib,
Sean 9lemcom6e, SioneD NfocD unO
g9illiom 9oG. 9ie Scenen iinO oae
in einem Sotel geIeat melbe binrei-
deno @elegcn6cit fir cine leicbte 60
moOie ge6eu. Die SonOlung lit in
tereiiont umO feiielno geibrieben
9lm 10. Mldr8 miro in 6oro'S
S6coter GSrau S6unnonn-Seinf auf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
Scrr ScrnarO acitor6cn.

SSn Dem 9lble6en 0es am 6. 0iGr5
oeritorbenen Serrn 9obert Bernard,
wel6cr in ieiucr@o6mmg, g}r. 1904
SoQinS-StroBe, perItar6, bat Oas
Geutibt6lm bon SiiOwelt-9oltimore
eineu 0}ann oerloren, wel6er an iei-
nem @o6lerge6cn unO SntereIie itets
Elm groBeS Sntereiic geuommeh bat
te. @err &ernoro mnrOe an If,
llui 1S4S in 9}eltiee, S1leien ge.
boren ino fam inn 9(lter BON # Sab.
rem nod 9lmerifa, no cr iid i'm Sab
re 1874 nit lSrGulein 9lnno 9lolcr
per6cirat6ete, melbcr @6e 5ipei God
Ter, Die Srauen @}artba @}urbacb
mo 9lmalie Qioinglion, ioluie elm
So6n Scrr 9fuOolf Bernard, ent-
iproIen. @r mar Elm eifrigeS Dit
glieo oes ,W}oltfe-0iItrifts" bonn
oGeilti6en llntcrltiitungS6lnO," oes
y@al0eriee observation-disclosures
@ercins", Oes ,@ciaugOereins 5rob-
linn" 0eS .G6aIia @idnner6orS"
imO Oes nGcuti6cn &riegerbnnoes.
Gas 9egrd6uiB finOet @lontag 9|a@-
mittqg itatt, no @aitor &iin5ler BON
Der oellti6en epangelildl-llltDerllben
ct. So6aunes-airGe, an Der gSelt-
2om6oro- StroBc, OieErallerreoc ball
fen mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
gludJ 5rl, Tycna acItorbcn.

SIN Sitter BON 50 Sa6rcn liorb ge-
ltcrn Morgcn al 9mgenent5iinoung
6rdulein Caroline 6euB in i6rer
Ho6nlng 9}r. 1904 &elt'6opette-
StroBe. Ger 9ruOer, Sr 9ln0rep
6. 6enB purOe Dor einigen Eagen
Our6 9lmgenent5iinonng ans Dem
Qe6cn geriiicn lmo 5pei Gage ipdter
iuurOe 6rGulein 6euB, Die i'm oe-
pilegt 6atte, c6euiolls BON DER
Siranf6cit ergriifcn Gic 9eerOI
Qlng fiuoet 6cute g}a6nlittag anr
Sem 9ouOou @arf-6ricObof itatt. Die
8ralierre0e miro &aitor Snlius
Sofman, BON Der 3iouSfir6e, balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
a,rn. sdlenncsl gccrOianna.

Die geer0iglmg oeS 0crrn ScnrD
81. s6leunes, Ser 8reitag @iorgen
pl6tli6 itarb, miro beute 9Iadmittag
BON ieinent Seiue, 9(r. 1926 An9e''-
tcrolg-9errarc aus, itottfinoen Fo-
iior Suliis Soinolm bon Der 3ionS-
Stride, miro Die ErauerreOe Daltea.
PTS 9obrit6trGger iingiren Wflt-
gIieoer Der rSiuceritp-9oge Der 6rel-
malrer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
Wcoen 9lntO.Scitemcrnna.

Der ,,@erein Ser &aiiilelItc ilno So
brifonteu" Bat einc 9leibe 9ei6liiiie
nngenonnen mo nod 9luuopolis ge-
ionot, IN pelhen oegen Die Grbo6ung
ser Steueru ouf 9hItomobilc mO
WiotorrG0er proteliirt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
sri. 9Innie simIun.
9IobltebenO folst cine flH6e Su.
boltsongo6e 6eiOer Stiide:
81 natol."


,9(notol" lit mo6l 9lrtbur S6nit-
ler'S 6efonnteItes oromotii6es @erf;
Oenu mie groBe GrfoIge Der berii6mte
@iener &oet altcb nit ieiner o2ie6e.
lei" lmO ipGter nit ieinem u@roieiior
@ern6orOr Dopontrug Gs<oWor Opb
ser y9lnotol", ser ieinen 0lubm Dlutb
oQe fiinf grot6eile getrogen Bat Sn-
pii1 mieneriid6 lnO dorafteriitiid]
fiir Die leirbtle6igc &aiieritoOt lit ia
oub ser n9lnotol", ober Oarum bot
Ood ser &ngldnOer unO6ran5oie, Ser
Stoliener unO 9tuiie lib ebenio on
Dem fomoien &iener 9e6emonn un0
ieinen 9lbenteuern omiiiirt, ipie Die
ae6orenen SinOer Der icb0nen 90
nauitoOt.
Sn bier 9l6t6eilungen 5eigtS6nib-
Ter, mie idb iein Sel0, e6en6eiugter
n9lnotol," 5u Dem &0itli61ten mas
g8ien berporge6roht bat, IteQt, 5it
Dem riiiBen @}Gocl." Bon S6nitIcr
lit oieies @ort: nOoS iiiBe NlGOel,
ln0 luie fein onOerer Gi6ter ser NO.
Oerne Bat cS Ger 6erii6nlte Neitrci-
cber oeritonOen Oem riiiBen Nldoel"
cit 6o5es SicO 5u iingeu
o0ic 6roge an OoS S1idial@ bciBt
Der critic 9lbicbnitt; vGpiioOe" Der
3ueite; 02I6idieoS-Soupcr~ ser britt
tc amo 09lnotoP~ So65citsmorgen"
Der oierte.
9ur6 ieoen 9lft oe6t Ser IeiAtlebi-
&c luiti9e S1werenot6er n9lnatoL
lmo icin p6iloiop6ii6cr 6rermo
,@lar." 9I6er ole Seloinnen Ser ein'
5elnen aopitel oieies 2ic6eSromoneS
linO INNER onOerc oiiiBc @d0el-"
% lie @ou6enIer6e."
Sic &alt6enlerde" ge60rt 81 Sen
betannteitcn gSerfen oes 6erii6mtcn
ooterldnoiibeu GidterS @rult bon
Sloenbrub Die Sou6enlerc6c" 1T
cine Der @o6en, mel6e mie .0ie Gbs
re" Geutihlono cine mo0erne oro'
1notllAe &init 6ciAecrten. lln0 nit
aSer Gbrc" Dot 0os 9SilOenbrud)'i6e
@ert ou& dn0ere ianerc unO dll.
Bere Se5nlic9feiten. 9Iu6 ,Gie Sou.
benlerc5e" lbilOert eiu @oroer6ouS
ilno EN- @tnter6ous. OuS reihe
9em 0es proc5tigen inO or6eiter.
TreimoliGcn o9luquIt 9uqent6ol~
itnO Oos Oiiritige Stii6c6en BON ,9llc
S@nIolenbad," in uelhenl Sem
6en," ~oie Sou6enlerc6e," sic SelOin
oes S6ouipiels, uo6nt Bon itar.
fer Oromatiiher @irflmo lit Ocr@ou.
lift ben SSiloen6rud6 oitfoe6olt bot.
Sermont Der Ieid1tfcrtiQe uno
wcrt6loie 9ruoer oes trefflifen gla.
quit bat Elm 9luge ouf S6Sn Cen.
den gelporfen o6er ieine Ierfi6.
rllngSfirite icbeitern an Ser llnihuI0
lmO 9lein6eit Der ,sou6enlerhc q
9mguit meiit ieinem ruhloien grr.
ser Die Ebiir'uno Oos idone 9enden
fii6rt Oen @lann oen iie lie6t, 6cim.
9iQete iinO gum @reiie BON 25 GtS.
bis $3.50 IN 9l6aug6's 9iaet-agcn.
tm, glr. 2, Nit-6apetteitroBc, er6Glt.
lib
@aHc fhr'S Guslano 6eiornt 6. 0iaIne, 4f3
] cnSaltmore.strpes. nane 9Hitpm 1uuig aUe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08
Nas rFricnOlO 0mn.a

SSie Der @eidditsfii6rer SEQ n
0lc@leorp pom o6rieuolp Sun" All
Der Siio- s6arpitroBc. beridtet, iii
oie So6l Der gIr6eitsloien BORT oieies
Sobr nidt 10 groB, mic man erpartct
bate. Sic glnitalt fam lmter lin.
it1noen iiber 200 Wionn be6er6ergen,
imo in ben lebteu Sogen lit Oie 3o6l
nie iiber 20 geitiegen. Die llriade
mag pielleidt oorin liegen, ooB fiir
ocs gtodlaaer oaieI6it ieOer Nlann
fiinf5ebn Sdeite Sol5 i0gen hitB.
Bon bieleu 9lr6eitSIoien Mrs aber
oarii6er aeflast. ooB Die Saheu Der
bort Sdlaienoen Dieliod pertauiht
mno init ooer obnc 9lbii6t mitgenom.
men perOen Die n@eiangeueH-
SiiIiseeie0idaft" bat 5ur3eit 20 cnt.
loiiene Strdflinae inter i6rer Cb.
6ut, iiir meIde oieieIbc idon felt ei.
niger 3eit 9eihditiglng iuht, aber
nod Hidbt erfoIgreic6 gemeieu lit.
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TGiIc SUR Sleiic im's glnSlnno be.
iOrst 6. 9lniue, glr, 413, Gf.Solti-
mOrc.Str, HaBr GnitOm 6Omic gIpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-08

3u g6reu ieiues so. @eburtstageS
ais 9In9eitellter Der 6irma So6u 6.
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orge bon ieinen @litor6eitern nit ei-
ner golOenen ll6r 6cibenft. 0eSglei-
hsl erbiclt CT ciucu StronS nit 80
9leIfeu,
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9ln 6cr5I6las gcitOrbcn.

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alter bon 60 So6ren @owarO 8ur-
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timore-Gointp, oeitorben. 9luBer
leiner @ithpe miro Serr Burton nod
bon bier S06nen lmO 5wci E6dteru
ii6erlebt.
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trctcn. Sic bat ii3 fir Oas @ro-
9ramm Oeuti6e GolfslieOer olsge-
il6t, nit mel6en iie 6cfount ltuO in
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oN}uiif 9lfoOemie".
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Gorle ino Sottie @iQions ouftreten,
fonimt 0ieie @ode in Der Wtuiif.9lfo-
Oemie 5nr 9luiiii6ruhg. Gie Niuiif lit
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rem berporgc6ro6t bat. @on5 beion-
ocrs erpd6nensmert6 lit oas ruiiiide
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g9eIt, loipie Die SSrGuleins @ebb inb
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nidt oericblen, OoS n0t6ige Sntcreile
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IcQi6ait auf Welbc Elm %rogramm.
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@aRc fhr'S GuSlano beornt 6. Maine, 4i3
ltSalimpTcstrpes HaNe 9Hitpm Spuig Slue,
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9SciRwaarcn fir bic Confirmation.

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elmer Shpinomdbts SeiIonitolt I'M
globenl6er 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-27
The Double Standard.

writer in the New York Tribune's
THE Peoples Column" makes perth
nent statements and asks embarrassing
questions. Both are worth considering
and making up ones mind upon:
Sir: Is it possible that our government
upholds the double standard of morality
If not, how can 1t be that a man who
has been SO frequently before the PUBLIC
because of his numerous "affinities" and
marriages feels so sure that he will have
no difficulty in entering the United
States, as | read in news dispatch from
abroad yesterday, but that he does not
intend to bring his present affinity" be-
cause he fears she-not he-might have
trouble in entering our port. This looks
as if he understands that man can sin
all he wants to and the government will
not refuse him entrance here, but that il
a woman sins the government refuses
entrance to her. She is no greater sinner
than he. Why should the government
allow him to enter and detain her II the
double standard of morality is not in
dorsed by it?
l have often wondered why 1 never
found in the papers any cases OF men
being detained on account of their inn
morality, while so frequently l read of
women being detained and deported for
that reason. Yet all men pass through
without being annoyed in any way, as
regards their moral character. Those
two recent news items shed very bright
light as to the difference in treatment
between men and women by our govern
ment. Imagination's utmost stretch can
not find anything to call "ehivalry IN
that way of deciding question. 1t looks
like the governments approval of the
double standard, if this man can return
and his companion cannot return.
MIRIAM STRONG.
New York, March 10, 1914.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-27
The City and the Farm.

Many a city man who thinks he
would like to spend the rest of his
life on farm would have hard
time if he had to depend upon the
farm for a living.-Boston Globe.
There's Just enough truth in this
statement to make it dangerous. OF
course, there are many city men who
could not get living on a farm if
they were obliged to do all the work
themselves. but if they would tackle
the farm problem as they face the
proposition of gaining a living in the
city results might be fully as salts
factory. Not even in active city life
is there a greater opportunity than
there is on the farm for energy, orig
inality and capacity for organiza-
ton. 1t has too long been thought
that a man who is a failure at any
other business can, as a last resort
join the ranks of the tillers of the
soil. If this country is to meet its
manifest destiny halfway, there
must be a movement of brain and
Drawn toward the farms. 1t has been
from the farms that the ranks of
city workers have been recruited; If
there is any sign of movement
back to the farms it should be en>
Characterization Journal.
Haven't we heard that Maine farm
boys have successfully filled business
positions in every part of the known
world? Why can't some of their
descendants come back and make the
farms better than ever?
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Editorial Comment.
Be Sure, Before Judging.

tFllcHDuFS, MASS, SeaIlnet)
Let 1t be considered, in discussing this
Ulster problem from our safe distance,
what the facts are. Ireland wants a de-
gree of government, just as the peo-
pie of Massachusetts and of every other
state in our Union want 1t. Protestant
Ireland in the north, fearing the conse-
quences of Catholic Ireland's supremacy,
is all up in arms, almost literally, as well
as flguratively, and says that 1t will be
so abused by the Catholics that it can
not stand it. On the other hand, of
course, the Catholics have not shown
any disposition which warrants this dis
turbance. 1t would seem to be common
sense to abide by majority rule and then,
if the majority commits oppression, to
protest and secure reforms. But thus
far no sufficient case has been made out
for armed rebellion against the Anglo
Saxon principle that majorities must
rule.