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lii OF WORLD SHOULD STOP THE WAR
SAYS NINE. >y(HNnIANN-HEINKe--- N
Of Suffering
Tails Most Heavily Upon Women Who Alone

I family was broken 10. oil the rsi'rf'
flil plans for The future deslrotra p
Pan hour Here agaluit wus 'be ws 'i-i
4 who must struggle uifalons.
"Wherever one goes III tiagrl.ny !, :
the sarle. little later saw the
| wounded being brought back from the
front It was all 50 litiable And the
wounds in this war. anl told. are so
| frightful Many of the men have been
wounded in the face, from lying In
trenches. | saw these poor fellows
| blinded for life, with their faces hor-
ribly mangled Many Of the bullets
make great torn wounds which are
very difficult to treat.
u am not i politician. and im not
discussing the rights or wrongs Of the
causes leading to this frightful war.
AM only woman, but am mother,
aud as snch ] protest with my heart
and soul against this wicked, horrible
war We call ourselves civilized, and
we cooiy invent and build these weap-
ons which now NOW down rows upon
rows Of living men, This Is not war.
Ii is slaughter. horrible and unthink.
able And they say the war is hardly
commenced. What unspeakable suffer-
Ing are we to endure before it Is over?
within a few hours have heard
from Germany that the children Of
my dearest friend have been lost.
call them children. for have known
them since held them on my knee.
] never weep or should cry for them.
The thought OF this suffering almost
drives me mad have not slept since
] heard of It What gain can come
with victories which will in the slight
est degree Justify such a war? What
IS the gain or loss Of some small piece
of land compared with the suffering
- millions of families. wounds which
will not heal for generations?
"t'annot the wemen. not alone the
GermIn women, but all the women OF
the world. unite to stop this horror?
We have seen the suffragettes fighting
for cause infinitely less important.
II they can organize and argue and
even tiaht fer a vote, why do they not
rise now In vigorous protest? am
not criticislng any one. ! do not wish
to nntagonize any one. The great
problem before US women Is TOO great
for that. ! am sick with the horror Of
it all, and wonld appeal TO every wo-
mans heart to unite to stop this blood
shed
Here II Is the Christmas season. the
time OF Pence on earth. good will TO
men and the war still goes on. What
/ lnockery, At the time when only
happiness should enter our homes
read only OF millions of homes being
destroyed"
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!, but her people have made the most OF
J taeir opportunity and as the result OF
years OF patient effort have made 1t 4
great and rich land. Why is 1t that
the German farms produce so much
more for their size than the farms of
any other country? The land is no
better, it may not be as good. and yet
from this limited territory has been
developed a wonderful degree of pros
perity. And If you look into the causes
you will find the patient, Industrious
/ hausfrau back OF ii all.
And is all this labor to be thrown
laway and worse than thrown away in
this frightful war; rhe Germans would
1 be fools 10 rush Willingly into a war
whi.h would IN i Few weeks destroy
1 the labor OF Years No; they did NOT
want war. II is against the German
ideals OF home and thrift and love of
( family. No one who knows the Ger
man people can accuse them OF want.
ing this war.
There seems TO be general mis-
apprehension here in America as TO
the attitude of the German people to-
ward the Kaiser The German people
do not think of him as the exalted. un-
approachabe figure. the war lord as
he is called here. Every German. even
the hnmblest citizen. on the other
hand regards the Kaiser with affection.
They look upon him as one of them
selves. They know that he has their
the last one in the empire to sacrifice
their lives merely TO crafty personal
ambition
How absurd 1t is TO picture the EN-.
peror us selfish, ambitious ruler. who
is willing 10 crush his people to ad-
vance his own interests! III any proof
were needed TO refute this idea there
is the fact that the Kaiser has sent his
six sons 10 the war to face exactly the
same dangers as the common soldiers
He has sent even the most studIous of
his sons. who would in times of peace |
be In some university. and by curious |
chance he has been the first to be |
wounded Is II any wonder that the |
German people throughout the empire
love and admire the Kaiser? 1t is
easy TO understand why the whole Ger
man people have risen as one man to
respond 10 the call to arms
Germany did not want this war.
was In Germany when the struggle
and know from my own
observation that no German man or
German woman desired it. 1t was
forced upon them. They are fighting
because they must fight TO defend their
ZONES and their families. cannot say
90 often that this is a war of self de-
'ense which the Germans have enter
u with the greatest reluctance
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r'9s " ~nth 4 struggle Ii Is time t
lsisc iirftic measures We nave seei
,aasa.sfi paiWNiua With tiags even tight
ns lu me iagin to vote. which is in
ilaey eS> important
lhBH, Tor example of the women
y ,iernauv | speak of thetn because
kiWN lir.m hetter than the women
q a- rlaei NaftiDg countries, bui
tie sr3ains Of all IS the same The
iiernan> loye their homes perhaps
more than aay other people in the
world They are passionately devoted
20 their ffesides and the beautiful
4 family life which one finds in all
lciasses throughout the empire Has
I mn the German Christmas had IT'S in
i'lti,tp ~ ,A-ry ountrv iri The world !:
VIE l,IiiHn TOYS. f,m children yauns
Sihd old ma ihrir eiiuff TO make them
shnpiy are ideal The German Santa
ll'lpus, the Christmas tree. German toys
ana German folklore are familiar the
mol4A uver Every ane who Ipves ehil.
drcn owes debt of gratitude 10 Ire
irlnan genius for makins children
'mnpy. espeiaily AT the Christmas sea-
son
NON here is the cducatin or train.
ina af children carried on with more
intelligence and love than In Germany.
The kinaer~artru methods In use all
over The tnited Sfgies come from Ger
ttany. aud throughout the educational
system. even of our universities. Ger
man, nlethnds are admired and copied
Is II reasonable - II sane. To believe
tnat we rear our children with the
tindest care 10 have them moved
down like animals? II Is absurd TO
snptmse tllaf the (iermnns who love
their children so dearly should desire
10 send them out to serve as cannon
fpdder
The women Of Germany haye CON
irihnied u very large measure TO the
prosperity aith greatness uf the father
hnd We read n great deal nowadays |
about the wonderful wealth 6f Ger
Hany. which will enable her 10 carry
1n this ffirh;ful war. 1t is the thrift, |
ntd frngniity OF the German
women Which have nude this possible. |
Back of fhe marvellous prosperity OF
GERMANY iu recent years stands the 1
Gernhtu womlil Ii Is she who has
learned 10 live economically and raise
! large family and tut by little mon
~ regularly % mn Income which would
b considered very small indeed in
meritTt
IN all Germany there is no dire pov
'fS such as We find in most other
'ognrics The German cities have no
sums such as nre TO be found in the
,reat cities OF most countries and even
n many smaller cities aud towns. Ger
aany is q small country comparatively
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Idificult rs the task wils The audience
began 70 disliiasti. ,Nid The last act
WIS given tOsiin ainiost elnpty house,
I The aiiiipnre rushed 10 The carriages
land HnfonoaiieS ami nurried away 10
respond othe cilll TO arms and take
4 1ihersllHtsts II the struggled remain.
81 taf Z ts'sy days | SAW fNo trains
4 tsaviile with soldiers fou The trput It
WAS heaftpreaklns / could moi stand
Iit. anu | hurried away 10 the noun
Itainsto Try TO escape from such scenes
THE trains Went out crowded with
lanehins, cheering men They were
delighted 10 serve their falherlnnd and
went Willingly to face thesenenty 1t
IL a glofpHs hima ~ tighs ana die Tor
ones suanils l,ut ! rpaiizra then as
fleyei hpt0rt thai it Is the women who
iare left behind who SITTER GiusI cruel
| Is. It was srpnr nevei to he forgot.
! ten flilth the tissips actually started
ths wunipr, the wives and mothers.
who md come 10 shy farewell. bore up
i with wonderful bravery and self pos
session And theii 'fht, trains carrying
their loved ONES drew away..and | saw
hundreds of women driven almost mud
with sries They rushed after The
train shriekins and calling the names
et their chldrel. their loved ones
wrepiig IN desliHl.g
Nine, sclnmalln,I IIeink rose. with her
arms exteGdrd and repeated the cries
inf the distlauel.t women with intense
drainatic expression
no O,.e could watch tile suffering Of
these p3o~ wonpl.' size continued.
"witnnai III aching heasf. realized
as never before THE nnspealiphle horror
af war alii the bravery ami forli;ude
IF theSe .'ernEiii wives and mothers
Their ,trfrer, Is greater than That nf !
the latn ~ Tie bitilehrd md their |
suffering is more Intense. They saw
lipii ievta onrs leave. many OF them |
never 10 return nnd theS must remain /
quietly AID lHkp upshc lur,len o. their
lives nnaired Nnh if their lHnd is N
vaile,i suri, i fhe spirit q the t;prnan I
wunen lhey VIII themselves take ~ |
arms if if..fd ite iniis defense
In Try % escape from these heart
reildin. scenes left the ciilrS going
~ 0 hntel M M ia The moantnins
Even Ft4rse. nfNspvrr, I cOntl NOT ret \
AWAY from These horrors | s.onlmd III
81 hotel which hadfpaer run ~ u f1mily
thu liad Spent d lifetime IN this work.
they had commenced IN y bundle
way mii s.ratsually bnllt ~ their busi
aesa L was a typleai German ramily1
a hanps t,ermnn home With the call
- n.nis. however. the faher and the
sons had dropped everything aud hur
fip5 II iil, froni. ieaviag the women OF
tAe famiiy 81 ~Aifi tor themselves The L
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q Thrilling Act.

q Thrilling Act
There is a startling act coming &c
the Guthrie theater this week that
VIII surely attract every human being
in the city with the least drop Of
sporting blood in his veins Miss
Lucille Mulhall the worlds champion
cow girl range rider, and the only
successful. professional, woman steer
roper in the world, the girl who has
won championship belts at all of the
famous frontier day tournaments in
ne northwest. is putting half hour
OF the wild west into vaudeville. Wild
bHcking horses win buck right on
the stage. (which is covered for this
purpose with a heavy tan bark mat.
Demonstrations of lasso throwing
not the fancy curves of the stage,
but the wild genuine, real thing OF
the prairies with horses and long
horned steers for objects. win be put
en- in vaudeville. This thrilling and
act will hold the bill at
the Guthrie theater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

Theatre goers who enjoy a good
wholesome '"out- doors" will welcome
the coming OF the new studebaker
Theatre. Chicago. production OF The
Winning OF Barbara Worth dram
atization hy Marx Swan OF the fam
Gus novel tg Harold Bell Wright.
whioh comes to The Guthrie Opera
House Sunday. January 9.
''Ihe Winning Of Barbara Worth. =
stands forth distinctly. In a season
watch care with an on rush OF sex
plays, a representative managerial
firm offers here drama OF grit and
manl.ness. love asd fidegty. two big
ana important things And into Il
has been poured a fortune to show
that there are among those who con
troll theatrical des.inies believers In
productions that teacn instead Of ex-
pose: that entertain instead or shoot
The draaat.zatioa shows gripping
prologue ana three acts. The sceneF
are an laid in the great American
desert. the reclamation Of whieh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

g~H--. a4s.ss'- ,sst'i.aists Ag Nn...e.,
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through j all asiinluv wnAahlr inui
ness fol domestic life ANA Ea, lelrrd
\ nirar fahHR u i3ilfen lAuugA
irifai " AAstrAa she lias Maiiv Her
Nviltp ~ ilis country fa mAps years
ani ms ksn American citizenship in
.n'ai 'hsi ea iiiiiin-n tnay ~ irur
AnptilaH- AT f.f- asiihtsak ~ the
WIZ Mii,r se'suustu ile.nk Na> m
';tffnaHt ana ~a~ al,le IL si.e What 10
fiit'rni 90 NJ Wn.nen pf thar rumuirg
nnd in' afh.'i saarnirpsS iiHeisca Om
~ ihr ai.les~ ai nef Alea l..l@e ap,i
sympathy In The ~ilrnl Saiieslne vlc
iii,,l oi wars iniis -hs speaks IA the
following Airr.iew
= wo'fd eiadle lead pnnti pt wu
mrn l#'tweth the iaiile litS II | sarld
help g end this friehifn war ! wniia
iie willing ~ De 10 The eanSe Mine
Ssii'inia'nl Hrink sfioee quietly. nnipst
gently. and get with an intensity 1T
feeIing that thrilled The interviewer. I
who s'iirhow had nof expected snel
an ufteramre
THE women ~ lht world have TIE 4
power to end this awfui var cqntin {
ued Nine Sehumann Heinz There (
should be great uprising II universal /
protest Of the womfu Of all countries /
Women have the power. and il IS they 4
who suffer nl"st cruelty from the hor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

u WAS singing In opera at Isaireutn
at the very hgur swhen war was de
clared. The news wlls passed from ali,s
to another throughout the great audi
enee could feel the nnrest. the SUP
pressed excitement. although no word
was uttered. The excitement was IN.
fectious, And when iiinlly the cur.aiif
fell upon the act hurried to the wings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

IN the last % years the population
OF Germany has increased from
is 100000 to &C 100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

Last year in the united states lSS
Iaen lost their lives Il, The manu-
.aeture Of explosives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

Straw hats shipped abroad from
Hritish factories in 1913 numbered
nearly 900. .. value s35Oo10o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-01

to ask what could have happened VI,
were Wholly unprepaied for the news
lad beer touring the German ciilts
ana everywhere had fcdai lar%
audiences. wonderful enthusiasm. IssIrs
and plenty. and no thoushl Of ihls
frightfiil war. The news came 70 u.
all with the same awful shock
The crera was continued that niaht
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31

ll89cr / bans "Sinc" at ptrfc Tor
Sugeplcic. FOR ionn ing Stiihcnt be.
apnotc ban CT ititoerc I'll Spgc. Get
por ierit iencrc, at ban iIog ino paa
1%bcoloaien. Nu fan ban 10 bette
Mute al Den Sib, ban oireoc oglaa
poa 9Tgelulbict. NioaroS Wenia.
beo bar ban oaina lepenoe interesie-
ret Tor Soipltalet, ioet han lit iolst
Ifticr Tor oper 1000 Collars herop.
re / ben itore Srenocrbpao. iii
&oipitaIet ! Siour Sails oil berei-
ter 6olf ieec ira ale o~mIieacroe
Stater.
Cen onoen Snsba9 / Sonuar
boloc5 aorporationeuS Aarsmsbe
paa SoipitaIct til 0oIa al Gircftiou,
ser beitoor al 10 Nicolcmmer lis.
ie pGIoer ioa lin Fr9iiocnt, Scfrc-
tpr o. GoSierer, bpiIfe uoaisr gnl-
bebsmGnocncS 9oarb.
Norreltclt Ton NC foa 'l9 tlllenot
SnforpordtionSdrtiflcr od Silouc
pda GngeIif pes at benpeuoc liz til
Hcp. q. @ee elIcr til Che Siour Sails
Soipital.
llnoifpIo, at ri hor toIt iao mc9ct
ON &oipitulct. Get ifcr al ilcre
@rrunoc, iom her life ifal uopitIc@
nGrmerc.
Gen friitcliNc %nrmbicrtiabeoS-
spelie ifilI0c 10 oItio bapc en- pio
Tloos / SomiunNet. q unNcr Sen
@randle fonuncr ogiun bette Nolpi-
tai; tbi ingen 9lfticeier fou pcute
Gente eQer Sipi0enbe al line
SborcS. Nlt Qanr til SoipitoIct oI
til @iTlp Tor iuttiQc iuQc. Sc Gas
ra0rai : / &olpitoIct9 @rimblop.
Sao oS fife glcnmne Minncboba
NfonoStor, Iom icireoc - AnrSfclt
2oroog@ Nftcn Sen lite December.
: Ben Nnlebnill0 bIep ser Iopct Gltt
al oct oprinocliQc &or.