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Evening star., 1915-03-29

, Impressed win love OF our national IN
stitutions. counteracting both foreign in
f1uences and sectio nal sentiments The
university OF which he dreamed was never
born. but, carrying out his idea on q
grander scale. the capital has itself be.
come a national university in which all
Americans are students. for the promotion
o. liberal, enlarged and patriotic Amer
icanism. teaching love Of country and
| making of all OF US better citizens.
| Superstition and tradition have asso-
ciated the fate Of more than one OF the
great nations Of the world with that OF
some material object
| While stands the Colosseum. Rome shall stand.
| When falls the Colosseum Rome shall fall
| The future OF the empire built on phys
! ical force Is in fancy intertwined with the
late of the vast structure in Which exhibi-
| tions Of that force in the bloody contests
| of g.adiators and the slaughter OF mar
| tyrs were habitaaliy dspayed. 1t may
] be that our republic has its material SYM
1 boil The close relation between the ma
tion's city and the patriotic national sen.
| timent has been noted Washington is not
merely the republics political heart. from
which the Influences flow that determine
! the destiny of the nation. 1t Is also the
| soul Of the Union as an entity, forbidd'ng
! the Idea that the republic has no higher
| life than that Of a mere hodge-podge of
| states AT once the bond and token Of
union the nations city and the spirit cf
The former fiourishes as the latter is
strong 1t sickened when that influence
controlled which negatived the national
| idea and viewed the state as supreme. 1t
again revived when civil war developed
the patriotic national sentiment and
Americans learned that the Union Is a
substantial something to love. to live for
revolution gave birth to the spirit Of na-
| tionality and created the city: the blood
shed OF the civil war revived the spirit
and regenerated the city.
| The war with Spain proved that the re-
Gently warning states were again a
united nation. From Maine to Texas
and TO California the fine strong spirit
of American nationality" was afiame. 1t
exists today as potent as ever: to be in
stantly in evidence in any national
emergency.
Sincere and enthusiastic love Of coun-
| ry Is What keeps alive the modern re-
public and gives it prosperity and glory.
Both capital and nation have planted
the roots of their existence In this pa
triotic sentiment. The Union and its
peculiar residence and part property, hal
lowed by every association which can
keep patriotism alive. rest upon the
Same supports. The imagination can
readily conceive that the spirit of ma
t!onality. the soul or the Union. 10 en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
0nrac GtaStncniefeiten.

Sr. @olter @. GbormburD, Elm
@roouirter oes nEea6oop @aulif.
GonIerbotoriums." 1T gum 0irigen-
ten Ser WeuIif oes oSooo.GoIlegs" in
Treoerid ernonnt woroen.
Syn Scr. 10, .SorotoeaitraBc,
miro beutc cine @erfitdtte fir Die
llubei60ftietet er0ffnet peroen. Sri.
gli5obetb @ilmon ltebt al Der Spite
oes llnterneBmens.
Oii6ter Ebos. s. 6. @iaians bonn
Suqcnogeridt lit ais Heoner om WIo'
rulon0.Toge ouf Der 9lusitelilne in
Gan Sroncisco am 90. Wldrd aus
crlpG6lt poroen. Die EbeiInebmer
reiien bier am s. N2dr5 ob. Setre-
tar &obert s. 9cohom bonn ~Sereir
Ger &oufleute mo So6rifontcn" trilIi
sic Arrangements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Nnnfctt I'M smerlOn.S5OtrI.

Sn @otel @merlon fali0 gelteril
glbeno oos 10. Sabresbanfett ocS
i, ,@eoboop Seigbts @eridonerlmgS-
gereinS" Itott, an Oem ehpo 200 0o.
men ilno Serren tbeilno6men. PIN
Itott ser ii6li6en 9(niproAen ipurOe
cine llnter6olting lmo Elm Cans ar
ronairt. 0os Arrangements 60
mite beItono ans oen Serreu. @1ilton
W. @otG. @opt. S8. 6. @liaiou, 60
min @. g(oomS, Capt. George q.
Mius mO @iaiam ". easier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
ugseitenO gsrId5nsrnnas gerein." "

Die reeelmGBigc MonotSperiamm-
lung oes Observation-Disclosures
Gereins" ianO seitern 9lbeno inter
gorIis Oes @rdiioenten 81. q. @leper,
oililtirt bon Sefretdr @lor @eiBen.
born, in @raubners Farf on Der
@oItimoreitraBe imO @arriion-Sane
Itotf. gs murOc beihloiien, on
no6Iten W2ittmob Die Shul6eboroe
0lird cine Delegation I'm @rribtmg
eines ainOcrgartens i'm @elteno, 10.
mic Inn lle6erloiiung zines Shulge-
bduOes gum glbbolten Der Serlonni-
linaen 81 eriu6en. Serr @eiBen-
born miro in Der nd1lten Serlomn-
llrng einen @ortrao iiber Die bon Der
lebten @eietoe6umg palIirtcn Steuer'
@eieBe balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Nn Scr fSeISfadle..-

Srauenbereiu Scr oeiitihcu 3ions-
gemcinoe oeranitaltet eiu 5eitge-
mdBes Souper i'm 0eutidcu
Solie.- 9an5ulter6olting nod
oen aldugen Der n&6ein" -aa-
peIlc. Gin ous9e5ci6neter 9e-
iud.
Sic 6elofi6e oes 5rouenOereins
ser ocutiHeu 3iouSgemcinOe biloetc
geItcrn 9lben0 bic 9(ttraftion fir
Suuoerte bon 0euticben. IS mar eir
5eitgemdBes Souper, 0as Oie GomeH
inn Ccuti6en SolIic al Der SolliOap.
mO 9erington StraBc arrangirten
lmo sic gri6ienenen entlpidelteu ei.
neu 9lppe.it, uie i6u ole i'm 6eloe
itebcnocn Oeltiden ariegcr nidt bel
ier 6atten entpideln tonnen. PM Der
Spciicfortc Itanoen Die folgenocn
CcIifateIicn: gr6ieniuppe nit Nlet-
mirIt Soucrfrolt nit Shweiuebra-
ten umo aortoiielfIoie, ionic ipe5iell
gebodeueS ariegs- ooer GommiBbrot
Ger @o6I5eit folgte cine Eon5un-
tcrbaltlmg i'm 9lOleriaole, iiir welde
ole aapclle Oes oeuiihen 9ampfers
.,9l6cin" Die N|uiif lieicrte. 98dbreno
id, bort Oic SugenO tunneltc, per'
6rahten oic Glteren 9eiuhcr ibre
3eit i'm nnteren Soalc, in ueldem
Gin flcincr 9a5ar orrouairt mar
Tort gab cS neben ollerban0 niibli-
den 9(rtifeln audb SiiBigfeiten etc.
Gas arrangements Gomite Be-
Iiano aus ocu 9comten oeS 8ruucn-
ocreinS, 6rau @eter 6eblcr, Sri.
gueline aoberuogel, 6rau Mima
Rotber. 6rau aot6oriue 9otbmann
uno 6rau Or. Carrie Slider. 6erner
woren and Gamen Oes gld6Dereins
bebiililib, mo 3mor: om ollgeneiuen
gerfauisitanO. 5rau Glla Sdlelmcs,
Srl. emma Sallbad, 6rmn Or. e.
Blunlmer umO SRI. ella 9IIbre@t;
am GonicftitanO. Srau 9llbert aote,
Srl. 9i55ie @ogrcr uno Sri. Clara
Runot; am @iscremcitano: Sri. Di
SGucrmoru, SRI. Bertha @ppler,
;Srl gmilie 9ronot inO 5rail SEQ.
s. Safer, lmo beini @liidsfuden:
llrl. gLnanita 9lnppredt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Sin 6nlbes Sa0r6nuScrt.

Der ren-Brdii0ent oeS ollna6.
bdnoigen @iirgcroereins pon
@arplono" ieiert belte ieincu
90. @e6urtStag. Sdon ge.
itcrn trafen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben BON auspdrts Elm.
0r. So6n Sjarfs. ser Wlitbegriin-
ocr uno @bren-Brdii0ent 0eS nllnab-
b6ugi9en 9iirocruereins BON WlorD-
lanO" umo eriter @ice.@rdiioent oeS
rGcuti6 9lmeritoniihen 9tational-
9moes, ieiert beilte ieinen 80. sc.
6irtstag. 9lS i6m Dor 3e6n Sa6ren
in @oigt'S SoIlc eiu ganfett 81 Gb.
ren ieines 40. @ebtrtstages geacben
muroc, erfl6rte Sr. Ginrfs, Dab CT
ieinen @eburtstag MIR aae 5e6n
Sabre feieru lpiirOc, iino oo6er lulir-
oe er geitern bonn @rdiiOcnten &cra-
mer in &bilaOelpbia nit einem ber5.
liden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beOabt.
&r. Siorfs miro oen Sag inn
&reiie ieiner Saniilie 5n &ia Cop
8arf 6ci @ount @oi6in9ton pcr6rin.
gen m0 crit om glbenO noA ocr
5taot fomnen. Seine Uielen 6relm.
oe peroen cs iid 8ur @ilidt maden,
ibn 81 ieinem @6rcntage 81 6egliid-
iuiinl6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
granO an SOlliOau-etraac.

Sin 6euer oos 81 9eeinn Sen
9lninein bate, ais ob es eincn gro.
Bcn llmfaug onne6mcn miiroe, brob
geiiern 9l6eno ecgen bolb 70 ll6r i'm
3weiten Stodmerf oes @e6auOeS ocr
Mori6 Corporation gleUatoren mo
eleftriihe Gontraftoren, 9lr. 216,
6olliOao StraBe. aus. Cie Seuer-
webr grill ieOod 10 raid imo wirt-
lam eiL OoB Die 6lanunen idou uod
gang fur5er 3eit inter Gontrole ma
rem. Srosoem wuroe in Der fir5en
3eit betrd6tlihcr Sdooen augerid.
tet.
@eniac @linuten nodoem oer
9rano ourd 3. 9l. Sooper, 9lr. S04,
Gomon0ion gluenue, einem Subr-
mann Ser .9lnericon @rpreB Co.
eutocdt moroen mar, orangen mdd-
tigc 6lommengnrben aus Dem Sc
6auoe, mo ooS 9ui6liben elcftriider
0rd6te biIoete cinen recbt intereiiau.
ten 9lnblid.
@Gbreno oes Seuers itiir5te 1err
So6n 3. Wlc@minn bon CIR 513,
0it 20. StraBe. iiber eiuen Shloud
uno 6rod Die rehte auieideibe. @r
wurOe in Der gImbulan5 oeS mittlc-
rem 0iitrifts noh Dem nWlercg.Noipi.
tnl nnnhrnchf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05


9iirgidoit fir Gin peiicres Ser0or
fciiae6oltcu puu0e 9lo9 anao6e
ser sgoli3ei miro ser @er1olieie ~
WlmueopoliS megeu onaeblic1er llu.
tcridIoauug BON ii6ar $1,000 er
mar oiqcbliA ser ooriigc Seiter DER
@rondle 0cS @eiiern Ncia1in9 ono
Snipcction 9rreons bon 9bleoao
iuio ioa i'm So6r 1911 bon Sort Der.
ihpunocn ieiu. Seitoenl loll er Ian,
acre 3cit in Nihmouo, ga, mier
Dem 9lameu S. S. Stone uno sic
lcbien poor @lonaie IN Baltimore
ais 9ud6oler 9eorbciei bo6cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

iing ion0te an &oniul Sinimon Elm
entipre6enOes Selegranm.
Sonit trofcu mir peuige Olad
ridten beutc aus Wleyifo Elm. Sn
Der 9anoes6ouptitaot ioa &u6c 6err.
iben. Ger @a6noerfe6r nit Gero
Grli5 lit oufgenommen woroen.
@ ito 9lene @offen mieOer.
gefln0en.
Gl @oio, EeroS, A. 6e6ruar. ~
Gie @reu5 @otrouilIe OeS 10. omc.
rifoniiGen SoooQeric &esimentS
no6m beute ciuige ser @ofien in Be
i6log, oie ans Dem Geeierrngs-9lr-
ienoI in Silper Gitp, 0len @erifo,
geltoblen porOen poren. Tie @oifen
purOen in eineni @ogen 6ei Golunls
bus, 9f. &c., olfgeiiinOen.
9aqui- SnOiauer ouf-
itGnOiih.
Gan Giego Gol~, A. 6e6r. II
9ei einem 9hliitonOe Der Yoqui.SSn-
Oioner iinO bier Ferionen getootet
rno 90 ocrmunoet poroen, ais es bei
goOoioo, Sonora, 81 einem 8uiam-
menitoB fam. Gie 9lufitdnOiiden
ioaten SrIppeu @iGo's Deritdrfen,
lpeigerten iidb ieOod, oen 9efe6len
nad5ufonnmen. 0ieie 9eridte er-
6ielt Gontre 9lOniiral Soporo an
9oro ieincs Sloggi1iffeS oSon Gic.
go,~ Orabtlos aus @uoDomas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Grbalt Elm S5eim.

Weoen 9ettclns puroe 9eltern
@iIion $. @lpers, alias Slaen
W1pers, BON gSr. 104 gioro-@opItry
oiir6 @oli5eiri6ter @olOen i'm nlitt-
leren Stotionsbouic aif ie6s Wlo.
nate nad oem Stdatsor6eits6als ge'
ianot. Bic @oli5iiten Sind lmo
N2iaer, welde MDers Oer6aiteten ga
ben an, ooB oeriel6e an Der galti-
moreItroBc bier @erionen angebettelt
rno oann unperi6dnrte 0ieoensarten
bcnubt babe, ais ibm fein @ebor &c.
ihenft mor0en lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
SOnper in ggul6rOOf.

Gin soupcr wirO Oemn6bit bon
ser @resbpterioner-&irhe 5n gSol.
6roof bcronitoltct perOcn. %lane
bicrfiir puroen eeitern in elmer So.
mitciierns ectroffen on welder ii@
oie nodItebenoen Serrcn betbeiligten:
@eorqc gs. 9obIfe, @oriiber, Somes
". Cues. s. 81. 0urbon So. &opes,
9. g9. Roman q. $. @aillt 9. SS.
@iacipie, sc. Q. Cline imo &. S.
0owucD. 9Soitor Senrp 81. @rllobs
1T ser 5celIorger Der @cmeinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
0as nene geIeplOn.g .gIOreh6ndl.

0as ncilc Gelepbon glOreBbud
pelGcS am 10. Saniar eri1ienen lit,
miro morgcn ait dile 9eiiBcr pon
Eclep6onen o6gelieiert weroen. ToS
Bud lit reidboltiger ais ie uno ent'
balt GAO Sciten. 9lls gtadihlage.
bu6 fir neuc 9loreIien lit oos @erf-
6en in alien eroBeren @eih6ften &C.
roOe5u rmentbebrlid oelporOeu. 8is.
berige @rfabrung bat eelebrt, Dab bic
glamen unO 9lOrelicn iebr iorgfdltie
uno ieblerlos 8uianmengeitellt NOR.
ben iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
sSntcreiianter gSurIraa.

Ser 9ortroe oes Sugeuieurs
2ouis Q. Sereuion I'M uSSSngenieurs-
GIu6," O1r. 6. @cIt-GogerltroBe, mar
le6r gut beIubt. Scr |ortrog be-
Ieii6tcte sic @ortbeile Ser Cement
boiltcn bel Seucrsgefobr ino oemon.
itrirtc, ooB Characterization bel
@citcm ni6t 10 gut lei. Ser yReo'
ner iIluItrirte ieine 9ciucisiiibrlne
nit 2ibtbiloern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Intermediates iimfua.

9}oG elmer eeitern 9GbenO in Der
nlittleren 8oli5eiitation oorgcnom.
nenen llnteriu1ung iibcr oen 500
BON gomorO sc. W}c9en5ic, wel1er
om D1ittpo9 9lbeno in 9ieilterstown
BON cinem @oggon Der emory @ropC
2inie iiberfo6ren ipurOc unO ipdter
I'M 01ercp.Soipital itorb, iteIlte 60
roner Wloies 81. Sapaae eiuen anl
runpermeiOliden llnfaa" lalltenoen
SoOtenlhein ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05

cyn i6lcHter Stimuung befinoei
ib ser Sdneioer 6reoerid Sind
BON Somilton, Der geitern Nlor9en
6eim 1crlalien Oes Soiies cine 9om-
be auf ser Geronoa fono. Ga er nid)t
wubtc, Oh scr @egenitauo wirflib
cine gom6e mar, bob cr oenielben
nit oroBer 8oriitbt auf rno brabte
i'm nad Dem 9altimorer GeteftiD-
0oilptailartier. Sin 9ruoer oes Ge-
Eeftios 9ltfinIon, Sames S. 9lttinion
mo 81 s. 9nrnes, 5pci Spreng-
Itoff grpcrten, erbielten Die 9iIdie,
Die cinen ongebrannten Climber bate,
,ur llnteriu9ung. sic 6emerften
boIo, ooB Iic cine pirflihe 9ombe Dor
lid, 6ottcnino bradten oieleIbe IN ei-
nem SteinbruH an Der &ompoen'
9lpenue t6eilpeiie 5ur @rplolion,
Qinf fam lid nidt erfldren, wer ooer
marum ole 9ombe Dor iein Sous ge-
leat wuroe. Die Eoli5ei unterln@t
Oen Gall.
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sOOsitnrs im fa6ritn1IIdadlt.


G6orles Ridwiue itiir5te bier Stod.
uerfe tiei Ourb cineu So6rih6l
i6adt. @cri6icO inn @loroldu.
Der 9laacmeincn SoipitoI. Sol.
liiion 5wiiben @ci6ditswoeen
imo StrdBcu6o5u 9cim Nlo.
bcI-Sronsport 5u Sdooen &c.
fommeu
Glr6 eincn bier Stodiucrfc iiefcn
Shir5 in oen So5ritu6lihadt ser
Sirma @eorae @lome So6n lmo
Gompagnie, Scr 6t3, g9. .9altimore.
StraBe. fam geiiern ocr in 9}r. 80,
SiiO 9lrlington glpenue, uo6nbafte
Charles &iHmiuc imi's 9e6en. Ger
SdlDernerlebte, mel6cr einen oop.
pclien geinbru6 cine SMulier0er.
renfung mo eiuen SHdoel6ru6 er.
litien bate, mlr0e ms N}arDldnoer
Iageneine Soipital ge6rodt 100
iein 800, bald not Der @inlieieunq,
flir3 Dor US ll6r 9l6enOs eintrot
Coroner 6empel bonn nor0meitli6en
Foli5eioiitrift iieate elm auf 300
Our1 llnioQ lauten0eS Gertiiifot
ans.
Sci Golliiion perlebt.
Sci cinem 3uiommenitoB 5wii6eu
einem SiraBeu6o6n. .goggon OerCr.
s-ShoBen-9inie pno eiuem g9o.
Gen ser 6irmo $. @annina, 91r 2i6,
@cit. @rott StroBe, murOe Qeitern
g}admittaa fiir3 Dor 5 ll6r an ser
gde BON See mo 9ig6t.StroBc ser
&litider oeS g9ogcns, ser 2i.iG6riQc
gleger Carroll g8. 9ueronOcr bon 9}r.
1927, griScoc.StroBe. 10 i6wer Der
lett. OaB er in Der 9lm6ulan3 oeS
iiioliden @oIi5eioiitrifts ms N}ercD-
Soipitol ge6rodt ueroea muBte. Ger
9agen mo ser Siroben6o6n.g8 g8ag
gon wuroen beihdoi9t
Stiir5te 5ebn 6uB tief
9eim Sransport bon 0l06elitiiden
ourh Elm 6eniter i'm 5iueiten Stod-
perfe oe5 Souies 9lr. 1910 Siio.
Charles StraBe itiir3te aeitern 9}od.
mittog penige Nlinuten Dor 3 ll6r
Ger in g3r. 1881. Oit-9oltimore.Str, |
pobn6ofte 9eniamin @einitein ma
6e5n 10 SUB tief ouf oos Erottoir
6ero6 uno SOC ii6 uibt unerbeblide
Gerlcbungen 5l @r 6ego6 iih im-
ter 9liiiiten5 einiger 5reuuoe naa
0mie
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Nes MruhNicbitahIs bcIdlMlOiat.

9(uf tele9ropbiihcs @riuhen oes
@oli5ei Superhitenoenten SulOe-
tier bon @ol6ineton wuroe gelteri
9lbeno Ger 81 Sabre alte Sobn Mar.
tinef BON 9er. 2O45, Sot1em-9Ipenue,
our6 Oie GeteftipS Nlintiens imo
Olipbont oerbaftet mo in Der mittle-
rem @oli5eiitotion eingeliefert. GaS
Eelegranm beiaet, oaB Nlortinet
wcgen @roBoie6itabls gepiiuidl
mir0.
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0iucoln.gonfett.

Gin groBeS Diner 0u @bren Gin.
coins miro om t2. 5cbrunr in Der
n@ormdrts-Soae, Ger. 1924,
Observation-Disclosures, inter oen 9lii-
ipi8ien oes n0eltid-omcrifoniiden
9incoln-Glubs" itnttiinOen. glnge.
borige oller politiiden @arteien mer-
oen miafommcn iein. Ginloounscn
iino oil Oie Orci republifoniihen
N4opors Gonoiooten Charles $.
Seintcmon Somes WicGpoD uno
SbeoOor g. @eis, ioipie al oic che
moligen Senotorcu @iaiam q. Sad
ION @co. 6. SSellington; Srn. @il-
liam 3. Stone, ioipie cine gln5abl ON.
oerer Serren ergongen. 0os Diner
miro Inn 7 llbr beginner unO 500
Gouberts umfoilen. 0as glrrange
mentS.Gonlite feet iih aus Ocn na6.
itebenoen Serren 8liommen: George
@. @oOeett, @oriiser; GOmaro $,
8iunO. SefretGr; Clinton O.Hidoro.
ion, S1obneiiter; 81. bon @ps6edi,
SberIt 6. 6. Gorrineton, itn., Sobn
q. Sanebfe, iun., Or. SorrD s. al-
gire, @ouunO s. @odter, gilbert @e.
SproiIer, George g8. Gomron Sobn
9ronniller, Die geO. S. @. @rimmer,
CHARLES $. GiibIer uno IS. 9ll6re4t.
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"'a OrO9t, ipaniidsu cBsIanOtcu
ons5nueiIcn.

eoio a.nslieierilna bon 9lnoel Oel
hlaerbolb bon "a Stunoen.
Oer GOu ais offi5ieIler gertretcr
Ia i,punlld)en Reoicriing bel Bill.
mo,, ,"n9Iren. - Soniul Suai.
ncnS lou leinc euten GienIte an.
9}org;ssI' n slnoere geridte aus
eencrpor 'di,naton 4. 5cbruor.
@cn &C., % earron5a bat Dem Iponi.
aasosiS;llon in StoOt Wlerifo nit
ianerSo,reln eeOro6t, fails er nidt
I. cina'' np'O a StunOen glnqel Oel Ga.
SiQos' Sponier, ser onoe6li6 IN
Sieie s. Sleniicn itebt, onsIicfert.
SolotitoG%qrlbt trof in ser gunSes
Men, ~ 'uOt Elm in @rioot.gelcqrom-
~irO, SCI, ~ oenen iueitcr mitoet6cilt
in Ser '@s 9; Gel Goio Ii6 Oernlllt6fid, 'lpit6fDs,
'or9en 6.n'uel 0eldn0tlhQft Der.
tslanetc ISI'' iis1 Gin a6nli@cr san er.
ieN6er my ny IN Ocroanaeucn Sep
'ep+ Ser +''. t.a Dem 6eIeiidcn @eionO.
omcrifort;;;Us Oes einareifens oes
q'lpnunna,'0l,l.d sOninIs siaimon s;if
o1a1lien. 'S' 'QnrOe. OoS 2onO su Der.
SSeionOtiSS"",. +" Der 9ieiioen ipunii6cu
Saio Elm SSll Sul. iolIrOe erflart, OoB Dem
.alden MY 7Ssrrtrmlens glecnt ser ipo.
0eaIciBteu''' @eneror @iau e6enio Sr'i - ,,I
sss es n n, 'oIe u Die @e6riioer Gorotb.
ISe eeoSs'SStrilna t5dten Die Gle ipomi l,oll
stqots "''otl@aft criudtc Ooro,lf ff'o. Oos
aneritori,.es .eseportclncnt Onr@ d. Ser Ser
gifo Sie SiH''sdsn gsl aouml in Sta Sta St 9Se OS,
l0n0ten \, ,W,,'lercllen Ocs iponiiden@e
=" 0ertreten. SefretGr Gam
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Grl6lagrn.
Sle JeinOc Ocr Sin
iONnOerMmg.
Serlu@, SSctO OeS praii.
0entcn BET Geite an
leeen, iNIaSt fell.

NTeW IWIH1l IeDi'
S'"' lllnf stiulmcn fc6Itcn an Der
Hol9lsen 3peiorittel MloioritGt
sur %inOcrpaIiirllns Der @ia i'm
Souie. II 26t W2itsIicOcr ltinlm-
len fiir uno 1876 ee9eu @ieocr-
onnobme ser WloBrcaeI.
es,' ~ i6ington A. 6ebruor. ~
@.a .n Terlud, Die einmonoerungs-
S. S'a NIT Dem 9ilOungsteIt ii6cr oos
So;'' u Srolioent @ilion's pieOer 81
m'lll m1lluea idIug beutc i'm Souie febl-
rsss. @ ll'nf Stinmen icblten al Der
S'.. S'9'een 8weiorittel .D1oioritdt. Bon
u ; S99 onmeienoen D2itglieoern
@aa @aaul'ien 26t fir 9eiIeiteictrug oes
SisI SSs,Os' 196 Ooeceen. uno 5ipei eut.
'''esen li1 Der 9lbItimmunq.
o.,' Sus yohun fam nodl elmer Ian.
;n S,'y 'geiImeiie ie6r 6ibiqcn Ge6utte,
mo;r roel@er Die 9ortci.@ren5en 5eit-
,S,s g ous9el0i9t maren. Wloiori
lax M ollbrer llnoerpooo belt cine
Sio ~ goltlide &eOe, in melder er
tirn' Vrllnoe oeS Erdiioenteu fir Be
@';,9 Der gorloge in Ser ihdrfiten
on;. tritiiirte in0 ole Wlitglieoer
b,,sg.lOerte, iidb nidt benz Stano-
ten "''e ocs obcrIten erefutio-9eom.
Oio u,'9llblieBen. Sic 6roge 1T
rifo,,.l.a9 .la9te er. lob Sic fir oos ame.
r'na rr'Q1e glioeon ser 9e6ensfiib-
0pr " oa, .n'o oos omerifonii6e g1ipeou
NOgne eintreten ooer niht."
bor; r;pralentont Wloore bon Eennipl
onSsa % Hepublitoner. trat ouf Der
@oi;' 'ell Settle in Ie6r cnp6otiider
oento, llr ole Sluffoiiung oes @rGii-
70 ,I" 81 N Die Sdronfen. gr crflGr-
idro4x, eInmonoerilng bate einen
sr5oia'le eililuB ouf sic Qo6ne lno
6o6t '' Serboltniiie oeS 9onoes &c.
@os, ''o u''o oerliherte, OoB oie in Ger
oen 0HoVme oeplonten 8eihr6nfiln.
h;I oen tun0omeutoIcn Nriusihien
bStor 'p}ro@en, ouf mel6e uniere 8or-
uleler &epu6Iif ariinoeten,"
p[alcntont Burnett bon gao6a.
ms Der s goriiter oes eimuonoe.
Ter S SSS'eomites Oes SouieS uno @a.
I'm ySr ~; Sill, crtIdrtc, oob Ser aompf
relors ' Slll i'm nddIten gonereB CT.
q, a. meroen ipiir0e
bc,t"' ' oetirtc Sin poiiirte oerooc
9oh',. Dor cinem So6r nit eiuem
0ie ,l s. oon 239 gegen 14O oos Sous.
@emissu sIbiiimnung ergo6 einen
@oSnnll bon % 9tininen fir oie
StiS"'upnle imo einen 8erIuIt bon A
9ia 9o''ea tiir ole SppoItion.
o6oeooSSi SSiInmen Oie ecgcn oic 9in
ioIst'' t'sOell ,'', iuurOen, ietten ii6. pie
Qemf'Otroten 1Ot; rSnillroentcm".
9rooros;asile 1; @epubIifoncr 80;
Toner > pOe llnO proereiiiOc Rcpubli.
Gber "le @ieoerpoiIiruns ser gin
itimmtou,a. uaS SctO ocs @rdIiOentcn
6Itonsss" GemOfroteu 1866; &epu.
erciiiSo 81 'S' ErogreIiioc imo pro.
aiae "ePnOlifaner Is; lluubbdn-
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gHu m 8. S. Nidelberaer?

Die Foli5ei oes n0rOli6en Oiitrifts
puroe eeitern eriudt, 9ladioridun'
gen nod Dem 30 Sabre olteu 9. S.
@i6elberecr, eincm GiDiliugenicir,
onitellen 5u lniien Welher no6 Pin.
oabe ieiner 5rau bereits felt Dem 16.
g1opember Iebten Sabres Oerihpun.
0cn it,
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0lad brci Su6rcn Ocr6aftct.

gluf @rino elmer @6otoerop6ie
puroe aeitern Der 40 Sabre olte
Siooc 9. WllmbD bonn Sofooette-
g(portmcutHons ourh oic Gctcfti0e
9ltfinion uuO Slrmitronq oer6oitet
mo in ocr mittlcren @oliieiitotion
cingcliciert 100 CT inter $4,000
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Sic 0leI6ooifen 1o6eu ndWiiea
Sonniog oen iabrl@en airden6e
iuAstna
6H ocn fotboliitcn Airncn miro
om na6itcn Souniag iiir SEN 6rig
pen in eiropa 8cbetet pcgoen
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9 iclOcrfpredeno Cp
tel. oSSie Bolt 9u 0ia aearoerf Iu
morit frilDcr cul 70 0ielueripredsn
Der Simge2" 9leiie .6ril9cr2
9'o Nnfcl % iroge mol welne Wldn
0i9er op i6 ce nidt ie3i miH mo
bin."
The Washington times., 1915-09-14
CALLS WOMAN BEST
IN SOCIAL MEDICINE
Dr.. R. C. Cabot Argues Their
Field Is Not That Of Practic.
ing Physician.

DR.. Richard c. Cabot. Of Boston. who
has recently been in several controver-
sizes on the subject OF women physi-
clans. strives to make clear his attitude
on the subject In the September II issue
Of the Journal of the American Medical
Association. 1t is his view that women
do best in social medicine and not in
the keen competition Of the practicing
doctors.
There are three kinds OF medical
work. says DR.. Cabot. These are medi-
cal science-la boratory study and re-
search and teaching: medical practice
the everyday care Of the sick, and So
cial medicine, which comprises the
work Of the medical missionary. in State
sanitariums and hospitals. In educating
the public in health matters, and public
health service Of all kinds from cam
paigns for better babies to medical
work in prisons.
Women have proved their capacity
to succeed In each Of these fields" says
making an income Of 900 a year In
practice and thoroughly enjoying their
profession. I have never felt or ex-
pressed any doubt on these points
Women certainly can make good IN any
department Of medicine. But do they
wish to? Do they like all branches OF
medicine equally? think not.
"One branch-the practice Of medicine
is hard for us all. It is doubly hard
for women because 1t involves competi-
| ton not on equal terms, but with an
irrational handicap against them.
mean the handicap Of foolish popula,
prejudice. The average practicing WON.
an physician is. think, a better doc.
| tor than the average man physician
| yet the public clings stubbornly to its
| belief in the superior skill and wisdom