Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-05
Sin uu6l6eariinOctcr Ssrutcit.


GnalonO mo 0eutiblouo io1
9lmerifa ni6t ben aelaOeuen S1e.
ooloer biuii6erreiben. II Sin
@rdceoeu5ioIl IN 1871 geiboiieu.
@rant Oer6ot Die 9hisiu6r bon
g9aficu nod 6ranfreih.
S5n elmer 3uibrift Oes 6rlS. 9lnita
Smaoe in @ai6iugton al Sen nCeut-
i6en Gorreiponoenten~ miro auf Oas
Ger6oltcn Scr @ercinieten Staoten
in oeuti6 irau56iiiden ariege Don
tS70-7t 6ingelpieieu 100 &rdiioent
@rdut Oie gluSfubr BON @aifen Oer-
bot. Sn Dem S9rei6en Oes 6rls
SdaOe 6eiBt es:
o9ei @ele9enbeit Ser anl Samitag,
Sen 30. Sanuar. i'm r93ew @illarO
Sotel~ in 99oibington abge6altenen
groBen @erianmlung Oeren 3ped
Oie @riinOumg elmer @otriotenlign
fir pabre amerifaniic6e 9}eutroltdt
mar, ermdbnte Serr Simon @olf bon
&nbington iuter 2(nOerem elm
Gaufesi6rei6cn, oas aarI SHur5 an
i'm i'm Sabre 1870 9eri6tet babe,
neil er sic 9hlsfubr bon @affeu nad
6ranfreid oer6inOert BALI. Sier5u
modte ih, oie Eodter oes M}annes,
Dem allein Oie Gbre gebiibrt, oem
@oifenida6er Elm Gn0e gemabt 5u
baben, id meme 9ouis S6aoe, Ben
Serausqebcr Ocs n@oi6ington Gen.
tinel," 6emerfet OaB Ser n@aifen.
ido6er@ Cos wurOen i'm @on5en fiir
me6r ais nein Nlillionen Collars
@aifen ln0 N}uuition oil 6ranfreidh
perfauiD, in 1870 nod in id6uitcr
9liitbe itan0 uno crit ami 80. Sanuar
1871 Olu6 ein BON mcinem Gater
eingerei9tes ino bon elmer gln3ubl
0euti6 omeritatiiber 8iirger llnie-
rer Stoot @oi6ington undergraduates
@emorinl, weldcs Erdiioent @rant
0a3u berunlaBte, ole weitere g[usfn6r
bon @aifen 5u perbieten, 5il @u0e gc-
bra6t purOe Sn ser bieiigen 9i6lio-
tbet Oes Gongreiies finoet man Oas
bon neiHcm Goter nerfoBte W}emo.
rial in Sol. 1862, Soide Nliscella-
neous, 9}r. I to 65, G6irO Seiiion,
Al, GongrcB, tS70-71, @.25.S. III
SonItiac Gofilmente, ole g}d6eres
ii6er Oielen SAIL 6eridten iiuO in
meinem 8eiib. 9luita SdoOc, 1917
Sntorio EIace, 9&.-@., gsai6ington,
.. g., oen 9. 6e6ruor 1915"
S5n ciner Scr lebten @erlammlin-
Gen OeS @ai6ingtoner 6rauen SilIs-
Gomite's wllr0e Der folgcnOe BON
6rml 6oNelmonn oerfoBte 9eihluB
angenohlmen, ser bon 6rau Or. @d
nerleien tpiirOe:
President OF the United States.
We, the undersigned women of
the District Of Columbia, do respect
fully petition Your Excellency as the
Chief Executive of our nation, to do
whatever lies in your power to dis
courage and prevent the unprincipled
expectation of arms and ammunition
to belligerent nations, in which
business a few of the inhabitants Of
the United States are now engaged,
and whereby the terrible slaughter
in those unfortunate countries is de-
cidedly prolonged ana increased and
unnecessary misery, suffering and
death brought to countless men,
women and children.
We, as women, feel that human
life is too sacred to be bartered away
for purely mercenary reasons and
cannot refrain from appealing to
Your Excellency TO aid us in secur-
ing such action by your government
as will prevent a few people in this
country from prolonging the war
and enriching themselves on the
blood of their fellowmen.
And your petitioners. as in duty
bound, will evcr pray, etc.
1ieie &eioliition lit cine llnterltiit-
sung fir oie bon Dem GongreB-9lb9e-
oroneten 9art6ol0t bercits Dor ocn
GongreB ge6ra1tc 2orloee. Serr
gartboIot ser 6ci Oieier @eriamm-
lung and onpeleno mar. no6m Oos
Mort unO erflarte in iAtrbtcu g9or-
ten Die Ne9tc Der glmeritancr, Den
friegfiibrenoen NlG6tcn iol1e gSao-
rem 5uienOen 5u oiirfeiL ioOarm Die
Stellingna6me Scr Geiitid6 9lmeri-
faner, melde Oen Ston0punft Der
SunanitGt Oerfebten uno ri&t cine
9leutroIitdt 9lnerifo'S tchiruorteL
mel1e nir Den 9llliirteu ron 9lubcn
lit m0 mit6llit, sen arisg III Die
9dnge 81 5ieben. SRI. SDaoc bob
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