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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

.SdnOe in bic @06el4 6efabi er.
9lit imarfela Gniridsn prsbts iiI
bic 8remIe an fie 9d6er. @om &ui.
i1eriib erf9otlie Elm Glub bsrpirrtsr
lle6erroi9ung. Der Poiipogeu GitlE
nit eiuem 6sftigen giud, uno Die Idlaz
fenoe sSrau 5suesOall glitt idnit in
bic 2lrme ibrer gli9te.
.eyh 0loube pirtlih. id9 mar einsss
ld)lafen, 6clene" murmelte iie. nWeS=
6nlb balten pir9"
.sSyC6 beute. mir iper6eu iiterfdaen, "
iagte 0liB 4cit.
Die Suffice mar ni9t lpeit Dou oem
TelsGlod gum StillIidnD geiommen,
in6 U2iB 4oil quote ii9 neugierig nm.
2[ber feline on6eren Mduner lparsn 0o.
Jlur Elm pfero Rono bort, oehen 8iiz
gel uu eineu 6els5aden sef4MHsen
ipnr. Der Wlonn mil Der Wloste
Inritt ouf ber Wogen gu, in Der aus
oeitrcdtcn Re9ten eine Maiie bultenD,
lie b0sartig aliberie uno 9ldn3te. Der
Wlam mar nur ipenige Smritie bon
DRIP qoTi eniierut, auf 0eren Genolt
Der 9louo1dein 6eu erleI9icn0 fiel.
Bon ibm iebo9 tporen MIR 5nei
ibmar3e Qlugeu ii6ibar. bic 10 b6sars
tig Funtelten ipie fetne @afIe Mdh=
renO einiger @ugenblide bs5 Martens,
bic grauiam lang eri6ienen, ltano Der
Wlann realnasIos oo. Dann lentic
er feline gGaife. Sie Ulosie 6iucerts
i6n am Spre@cn unO feiueUorte tlon-
gen bumpF m0 ral9.
,8ut mir lsib, Sie beiaitiaea 3il
miihen, syromsiu," Iagfe Der Mlasticrs
te. nglber Der Nlann neben SEnsn
mub ousFcigen"
9JfiB 8cF rapOie iih on ben Sc
i@dftsreiien0en. nGie ionea aasItei=
aenl"
.sy99" rief Der gleiicnOe ans 0sd
bin ia gar ni&t bsiDaIinet.1 @cn9Iilidl
fiigte Ct NIT latter, fir ben Jldiiter
bered)neier Siinme bin3u. ol05rsn
Siel Sc6 Fin ni6t bepaifnst"
araus nit S6nsnT bcfa3I bic
NlaSte.
Ier 3eifcnbc folperte riidf9islos
iibcs Die &uie Der 3amen oaf bic
GtroBe 6inous uno biclE feline Gdnoe
in bic s09e, ic 9o@ e. toaale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
gIus 0em Snnern NiarglanO's nno
BEN angren5eHOeu Staaten.

@rnu6en feinen Sarm-
@rperten.
SSn elmer SiBung in Sreoerid,
W2O., an Ser ii6 POO Sarmer bethel.
ligten, uuroe beibloiien BEN ur.
ipriingIi6en @lon einen 5arm-@r-
perten Su engogireu, auf5uge6eu @S
itimnten 176 eegen unO % fir ben
@lan. Ser gl6itimnitng gingen
ne6rere bitige 1e6otteu ooraus.
Serr @eorge 81. &. Suouffer bon
@udebstoiun ser @ice-9rdioent
Der 6ormer.gereinigtng iiibrte ben
@oriit
Gr6ieIt Srouerfun6e.
9rau sc. g. W}orleD bon Gumber.
lono, Nlo., lit BON Dem gl6Ie6en if.
res 9ruoers, g. 6. SGilling, iii
O9emarf, G6io, in &enntniB geiebt
woroen. Ger geritor6eue mobute
frii6er in Cumberland uno iein
@ater mar Ser aaiiirer ser Oortigen
n0ritten g}atiouol6auf.~
&rof $uitus g defffer's
@eburtStag.
9Srof. syuItus Sdeifer bon ser
@oi6iugtou Gouutp Sohidule in
Sagerstotun, W2O., ser in 9eltid-
lano ge6oren purOe, bat 6ei better
@eniuo6eit ieinen 73. @e6lrtstog
geieiert
g deune 6ut1 Seuer 5ers
tort.
Sic groBe S4eune bon Wlilton
0}euoen6oll, in ser g}a5e bon 9}iiing
Sitn 0}O, 1T Ourd 6euer 5erit6rt
poroen gs befanOen iib in oeriel6en
40 Sonnen Sen 700 guihel N}ois
unO biele 9lder6augerdtbe. Ger
Sdooen lit mr t6eilweiie Oilrd
@eriibering geoedt.
Gerli-&inne,b. o
iSrGulein Seize aern sic So6ter
oeS frii6eren @oitnieiIters gentIeD
&ern bDn 99inHeiter, 3d. bat Serrn
9neranOer @. &iunep BON Stainton,
So, Die Souo gum 9unoe fiir's Sc.
ben gcrei6t. Ole Troiuug bolI3og
&aitor 9ianooIp6 $. 0lcaim, ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
"A. 5Ortiesung)

nQa6ies," fiigte er BEL ieineu Sopi
burd) oos EiirleDer itedeno, als ob er
nibt piiBte, 6aB bic 4ahasiere icoes
Wort nit angcbort batten, lid modt
Gie niHt beunrubigen, Diir0e sSbncn
aber ben Rot eeben, Sbr @elo unn
S9re Sutpelen bereit3ubaltsn. Wlil
ben Gentlemen Der 2an0ilrobe fo9ri
man am beiten, penn man tut, mas iic
ipolIen, un' 3iDdr f9neu. gBenn Sic
ibnen alles geben. mas Sie 9abenL ges
BEN Iie bielleibt fort, Dbnc boB 8lut
qefloHen pdr'; nitb' germ freilih, lDeil
Iie nun nal 10 fin'@. @r tDanbts iidj
5u 6em dnsitlib 8uiammengeoudten
WliIitdr99nei6er.
.5ie, ols n N1iiiidr,@ Ioote er,
siper'n natiirlid bic 2nbies bei4iiBen
iuollen. Sun Sie 3 aber nid5l 8leis
ben Gie toltbliiiia. Qeenn Sie n
RepoIber 'raussiebn, is es re6t gut
nDglih, oaB Sie umaebradbt iueroen-
Qlber i1 boffe bas 2lllerbeite. Guts
Ia9i, ollie miieinanber, I'M bergniigte
Msife"
Der Polipagen feBte Fb unter gros
gem 4narren unO bielem Yeitfheni
fnolen in 8epegung. Der 2drm ii6ers
t5nte 6unt Smiths fhaaen0es Gjez
ldnter iiber Yopa 6en0erIons foinoi'
Nebe. gla9 Der eriten Mletle lteB Der
Guif9er bic Jloultiere sum Still
ionb tommen. 1enn er NOR 6amis
lieroater uno autmiiiig.
@ofort lieB Ii1 Die loute Stimnc
bes 6jef6dftsreiien0en aus Dem Sns
nern bes poltuogens Dsrnebmen:
,Dla9t ia Die Geiienle0er nic6t auf.
@enn Fe uns leben, idieBer fer
DAB ibr's nur piBi, 2eute. Iagtc
Sunt Smitb, ii9 bon ieiuem &utiAsrs
lib bcrobbsuqsno. nbie 9ieberei bon
4up' por6in par bummes 3eug. Qlui
bieleu StroBen iinb Sie 10 iidsr mi,
III clnem 9gullmann 9utuaragen.
3 1T 70 feline Qlrt. @ap' muB leincn
QDiB baben. @mlafen sic nur ru6iQ
Kin, pcnn Sie f1nnen uno pertrouen
Gie auf mid. I'm II ll6r Iuo c5ic
bort. pber 8 @elnrg iii eriIen.
&aB 3 PIsr6eseI4irr iaPai ssqt Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

iie bsugte ii9 por unb ld9elte ilT XXI |
ntann nan Bic So6resaabl fe9r is'Sr' SF'
leIeu, e6enio ipie," - jebes Borl as. %
iouen0 - .S5ren eiaentiimli4tIl I'M IN
polDer uno oas @appen aut 5p''
Sing" cat,
@onn lehntc fie ii9 Suriid. "V''
Na6.l" liipeIte iie IiiB. Inn
Ser 91ote Heiter fubr suriid. S'c s;rI
Masfe erltidte einen Q(usrnt Der ,sin
2a@eit oOer ELL Sylu9 geipeleH I,r
tOnnie. @r ponOte iicb rafd 5u ~
@ei9GftsreiIenDen. M
nGteigen Sie in ben Ba9sll' I'm
fabl er. Limb 6u, Sunt, liet e Not
&utf4er gu. ,penn Blu Elm 9ltllgs ri.
butter mir 6eri9idYt, 10 DerIieriI On m ih
ubere 0dIite Oeittes S9doeis, ipeiHShs =
bid cuein ouf Der StraBe erip1lSTn1 lSn1os
Ser Reifenbe tletterte in Del! Inn
gen, Our9 Die apeite Sir, oerJssnas'iAlsr
geesniiber, bel Der Der 9iote g.' g'rru
itunO, un0 Der GtraBenrduber TiS
nit her @ra3ie zines D'Qlrtagna" =
nen Sombrerc. foots
nGute 92aa!, meiue 9ansn' '''
er. ,..ors
.@ute Ru6t. mein Ssrr," ani'0SSst ,Sst
tete 5rau Sruesoun grimnllg. s''na.
nit einem GcufSer Der @rlD!psb
Damn CAB Die Gntriiitung iHr ~ ~ olls
nem U}dle Wlut. Gie beugte llo' rers
benz 6snHer unO entianbte elne"
obI9ieOenben 4artbcrpfeil: niris
$50 muB icsen, sic tOnntert. rcllss
LID ein anltdnoieeres @ci9all
iibenl" moH
.9iuf misO,rie6cnl" ioats g'ib R'''
liebsnsibiir0io. sras
ngtOisu, M|ib," ftptterte Der =
benrduber. ,cits
sd fagte: QlllF gBie6sris9en
oer6plie @liB AsOif. les
0n flo6 Der gtraBsnrdufer SsSec.is
mem Pfero ,Ourtb bieIe einf1t9en Sratf.
anfaeinsnb aug Der 5aiiung gsV.nls
Sunt Smit6 fam nit feiner 2 Tub
ni6t sure6t. @r trdt'mii De'l' I'D
oegen bic 8reirSfonse unO peusnps0Gf
uieoer unb rU!telte, ober PIC -
rii9rteu i4 riF5t
(5Ortlesun9 fOlss@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

9ron0 itiftun0 uuo @torO.
3uci 6roueu meldeu i9werc
Gerbremen sur goit 9elegt ueroeu
iuerOeu Inn 9ouic Oieier @ode Dor
oen &reisgeridt BON Moi6ington.
GoltntD in Sagcrsioun NlO. pro5ei
iirt werocn Gie cite ser Srauen
0linnie 9eggett lit oe5 @aiteumor.
oes 6eic6uloigt. Gie dnoere 6rait
@lollie 9Iicmcper ite6t uitcr Dem
&erooAt on8e6lib oie Sdeune bon
Soco6 $. SdinOel, nobe @ogers.
toiDu in 9rano geitedt 81 ba6eu
Staats 5euermnriAall 0lpers unO
GeteftiD &roB bon Baltimore be-
6oupteu ooB sic 6ron Gin oolles
@eitdnouib o6gelegt babe. Gie 9ln-
geflagte 6eitreitet Dies jeood.
Observation-Disclosures
9et0Otet.
Charles Sritle. elm Sredeupdr-
ter ser Cumberland 9alleD Giieu-
6a6n" Scr in Sort 9ouoou mo6nt
itiir3te in Der gld6e bon GDOer's bon
einem 9leporatirlpoggon uno 6lie6
toot Iie9en. @r erlitt einen Sdd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Rettor oer 6iidoiIih proteitautis
iGen Stride in @oi6ineton, g. Is.
Gin 0tonn an Nioltlr nuO
&loueni ieube erfruntt.
Or. 8o6r bon Baltimore lit nad
gaiton Nlo, gereiit. INN BORT nebIt
Gr 9liHols BON Genton Dem @nos
Carroll cinen @eiud ab3uitotten,
ser in oem Seiul BON 5rou 92o6le s.
@olfer, auf elmer 6arm in Der 9}d6e
bon Genton franf oarnie0erliegt.
Cie glerjte fomen 5u Ser lle6er5eu-
gung 0aB er an ser NPall. mo
alauenieude erfranft lit @or etli-
den @oden erfronfte cine Seeroe
Giuoer oeS Carroll all ser Seude
nno unlBteu Die S6iere get5otet mers
oen Sic gler5te glau6en uidt OaB
Garroll in @efo6r ihme6t.
SrefmilIige Seuerwe6r
BON Gllicott GitD.
SSn einer @erionmllng ser frei-
milligen Seuerme5rleite BON @lli.
colt GitD muroen Oie folgen0eu
9eamten ertpd6lt. @illiam S. airf-
mooo, 8euer6ef; Gi6oro Eol6ott,
eriter Siilfs 6euerbef; 6. SenrD
Stifierer, 5ipeiter Siilfs.5euerbef;
Qn Gaiton sSii6rer ser SdlaudJ.
9l6t6eiliug; Charles S. 9eutefiid,
eriter Steiger; @m. g. @om6r6iIl,
&rdioent; Or, S. s.. So6niou mo
yliboro 9. 5ei9lep, &ice.@rdiioeu.
ten; CulonD s. Siggin6ot6am Se.
fretdr; 9liboro Sol6ott, S6obmei.
tier; Tireftoren: s. 6. aro6, N}il-
ton $. Gaiton G6orles 9. @olleits
6orit Charles 81. Serrmonu, Geo.
g Carr So6n &roit uuo @iaion
3. airfwooo. Gem @erein ser 6rei
m5illigen Seueriue6r 0eb0ren jebt
me6r ais 200 @3itgIieoer an.
Bum 9 6obmeiiter 0es
llnfer d a oBamtS err
nonnt
Sout einen Gelegramm BON @oi6,
ington 9. g., lit Grdiioent g9ilion
i'm @iuDerne6mcn 0es glmoesibab.
antsiefretdrs WlcglOoo 3u Dem gnt-
ibluB gefomueu Serrn Go6ert @.
@ilton bon 9iodpiIle 3um Shob-
meiiter oeS @imoes llnteri6abants
in Baltimore 8u ernenneu. Serr
Silton lit ser grGiioeut ser @onf III
Rodoille mo ein intimer 6reuno
oes guuOesieuators @loir Gee.
60 muB eS fommen.
SSn Ben @ollipinnereien ser y0lel.
billie g9oolen GompanD" in G6am.
6ers6urg no6e SogerStolpn lit
weldeu ieit @louoten Gag unO
g}adjt fir oie fran3oiiidje 9legierung
searbeitet piro, iino oreiBig 9luge
iteate an Ben Strife ge9angeL unO
sic 6olae ooDon lit ooB ser 9etrie6
am Samitag eiugeiteat peroen
nluBte- Gie 9lngeiteaten, uelAe $t3
bis $40 pro 8ode oeroienten, for-
Oerten cine So6ner6o6ung, Die i5-
men a6er nidt geludbrt wur0e. 9tur
fiinf ser 9lngeiteaten erfldrten ii9
6ereit, iiir oen jebigen So6u iueiter
81 ar6eiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
1rnm kulttttE tttdDt
nNfrFEJt It4Em.
gcrridtet jctt lire 9lrbeiten. SgOia
s. %infGom's Ogcgeta6lc GOm-
pOunO" 6uIf i6r.

yronton. Ohio. II nSc6 erfrcuc MIDI
lest beiierer @ciuuO9cit ais ieit 5lpolf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
eoFaIberidte nus gsai6iustuu.


&Iogt ipeqcn eines &ufies.
@egen eines auBangriifs Bat g..
1Raiou @riiftn cine auf $500 Ian.
tenoe Shooeneriobflase gegen Oie
Southern 5tates &tooucing 60"
bon @bilaoeIp6io, itnter oeren gIu-
ipi5ien 0ie Observation-Disclosures
,Ebe gloiebuos~ gegeben werOeu,
luo gegen glaau s. 9ahrah, ben
@eidaitsfii6rer oes S6eoters, i'm
Giitrifts Supreme @erift eiuge-
reiHt.
@riffin erfldrt in ieiner &lage,
oaB er iUd6reno elmer 9orlte1lmg
ser ,Roie6uos0 BON bier 9loienfno-
ipen uuriugt poroen lei uuO ooB
cine oerielben trob ieiues Strdu6eus
III @egenpart ieiner 5ran o69e-
idmatt babe. Gies 6obe ibui 9roBe
geiitige Sdmer5eu uno GerOruB be.
reitet.
Gem @ertAtsDerfabreu
iibermieien.
sSo6n Mortinef pelder frii6er IN
Q9oi6inaton oniaiiig war, iib a6er
in Baltimore nieoerIieB uno Dor ct.
liden gogen in ieuer Staot ber6of-
tet puroe, bat inn @oli5eigeridt 5ii-
aege6en, Dab er eiueu Diamaut aus
Dem 9erlobuugsring ieiner Sdwe-
Iter ItabI. Gr puroe inter $500 Dem
@eridtsDerfa6ren ii6eripieien.
GonioIiOirung anges
itrebt.
Ole 8ra9e ser Goniolioirung oaer
StraBenbobnlinien oes Giitrifts 60
Iumbia miro 6eute 9lbeno IN Ser Wlo,
natsDeriommlilng 0eS og}orooit-
g9aI6ington ghrger @ereins~ i'm
.NorOoit Tentpel~ 3ur Sprade ges
bradt peroen
Sorgen fir 2(r6.eitSloie.
@d6reno ser oreiip0Aigen Sbdtig.
felt oes 9lrbeitsaniteaungs giireaus
Der ngliiociirten @obItbdtiafeits.@e.
ieuidQften@ muroen tAS &erionen
in Steuungen lmtergebrodt Giele
Der 2lniteaunger iino 0ouernOe uno
belobIen 256ne,. ipelde einen onltdn-
oigen 9ebensunter6alt ermogliden.
Sn @an3en befiHeeH iib jebt 3rui-
iden 1870 nnb O1Eerionen auf Der
Siite oeS 9iircais.
Grwdblten neile 9eamte.
Ger Tamenoerein oes 0@oibing-
ton.5dugerbunoes~ erlpG6lte in iei-
ner Iebten Gerionnlhne Die folgen-
oen @eonten fiirsoas laufenoe Sobr.
Srau Sc. g. 9art6el 4r1iioentin,
8rau 81. S6affert @ice @rdiioeutiit,
6rau 8. acnelD Sefretdrin un0
8rau Sinon Sc6abmeiiterin. Gos
Iergniigimgs.Gonite beitebt auf fol-.
genoeu Qomen: Srou Serneof, @ors
iiberin 5rou aennelD, SRI Gpo'
2in36od, 8rau Simons imo 6rau
ShmiOt.
8eboritebenoe 8eitIid-
feiter.
Seute 9l6eno beranitoltet ser
.0oibineton Sdnger6uuo" cine
91orrenIibuug in ieiuer @ereiusbuae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

el6rn1 mo broA Die 9eine mo Ben
linfeu 9lrm Ger Gerurgliidte bin
terldbt ieine betagte @1utter, peIde
idmer franf Onrnieoerliegt ioWie
ieine Satin ltu0 aht ainoer I'M 9Ils
ter BON Gin bis is Sa6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

eSd0reli. Nl5 tcD
begaufL gDoid @.
9SinfDanl's D&cgez
table COMPOUND"
8u ge6rnllcbeiL 0a
fonnte ic6 nicDt nllfz
rec1t iibeu. SD bats
te S5rniienleioen II.
ipar iebr nero0s.
SEQ aebrnllc1te sSbre
Mieoi5iil eiii sSabr
lang, ic6 faui lneis
ne S3ausQr6cit tbiln
in0 felt acbt Dloz
rdten habc idl Qllch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Qcr qndltcr nndl nchnlfcn.

DsSb 9nb es metler Socbter, nls ne IL
Sabre Git mar Sie giu8 5lr S6ule,
mar Elm uerb0ies @rad im0 tonute
Rac9ts nic6t ihlafen Sebt iie6t iie 70
geiuno aus, oaB iel6it oie gler5te Oarii6er
ipreden Gle ionncn 0ieieu Grief pers
0ffentlideu iuenn Sie pollen II 6rau
9Rena GUwman, 161 Glib 10. Strnbe,
Sronton Gbio.
gGarum Ieioen Srauen taqein ta9ous
uuO ibleppen iid in entnutbi9ter Beiie
ourds &eben lmO pcrmiiien Drei0iertel
Der Sreuoe oeS 2ebens. ipenn iie @eiunos
9eit in &poid o.. Euti6dn u&egetnble
gompoun0" finoen t0Wnen2
9Senn Sic ben 0crin9itcn 3iucifcl 6a=
ran 6abeu, 0aR 9Dbia IS. &inf6amS
oIegeto6le GOmpDuno" SGncn bcIfcn
miro, 10 itrei6cn Sic an 2N6ia Is. %inf=
lam Wlgoicine 81. (cDufi6entiaU, 9Bun,
Wlaii., nm glaib. S6r Sricf iuir6 pun
ciucr Sran ee6iiuct aclcign unO bcant=
mOrtct unb i'm itreHsitcn Scrtrancu ses
Dcltcu uerOen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
NO WAGES FOR HIM

Editor The star Permit me 10
say n word In answer 20 the ques-
tlon. Does wife earn wages
Well what II wages would say
that wages are the financial com.
pensatlon for the mental or physi-
cal activities in any vocation or
position. aud In this sense wages
are very inadequate compensation
for wife.
OF his wife through the medium
OF wages. and when he begins TO
pay his wife stipulated sum for
taking care OF his home. he is plac-
ing her upon the Same footing as
an employe.
No wife wants TO be esteemed as
the employe OF her home. because
the trials and fluctuations which
she In invariably subjected TO. even
IN the most congenlal home. cannot
bo mitigated by cold. lifeless dol
lars or wages.
II husband Ia dutiful, provides
good home. substantial food good
clothes. sufficient pleasure. and.
last. but not least. his undivided
love. what greater compensation
can a wife ask for?
We cannot mix oil and water.
neither can No mix wife and wages
without discord
c. ]. GoETTEL,
523-4 White Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
WANTS PARTNERSHIP

Editor The Star am a render
OF The Seattle Star. aud noticed
your story OF the blgKes, question
on earth
" may be large question tn
some. but 10 me II is no uu.mtIop.
AZ all don't think a wlf. nbouid
get wages. or have to ask for
money.
To my belief y wife IL saving
and Is a helpmate instead Of being
waateful. there would be no need
ot having 10 aHk her husband for
money or 20 pay her wages hut
some have 10 be limited. n she H.
saving then have their pursea put
into one instead Of tao aud use as
their oNu.
! don't believe In tho husband
turning hla whole pay over "a
wife. " sho Is 20 huy groceries and
pay their bills. that IL right. N any
n left then share Il
AZ our home I buy groceries. pas
bills and OF what IL left We apsud
or bank. either one we wish 10.
But don't believe in paying wife
wages Neither do believe In ask
ing husband for every cent she
spends So ] say spill, even Re
gard marriage ne equal partnership
\ fair believer In home aud 4
square deal to all.
MRS ANNA NOEL.
1879 nth ave. \. +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
Does a Wife Earn Wages
or Does She Deserve an
Even Split With Hubby?

The Star will the prize winner the DOES
WIFE EARN wAets contest Manager hamreh OF tho Colonial
s25 author
story which Colonial
sunday afternoon.
newly husband the honeymoon Jour
live homes ls entertslnnGy
INC ed film.
tho
mov In
SUNDAY Colonial conjunction with tho showing Of Runaway
Following OF tho received Inc star
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APPROVES COMMON PURSE

Editor The Star In answer to
the question put by your clever
man. Boalt. Does a wife earn
wagcs7'
An ideal marriage Is partner.
ship with no senior member of the
firm In such an instance there Is
no question OF wages" between
man and wife. They work together
IN every detail. They save and
spend together.
But II the marriage is not OF God.
as so many are not. there are many
ways TO put them asunder." the
money question being frequently
the cause.
II the wife Is shiftless. wastes the
earnings and is no comfort to him.
she deserves neither necessities nor
pleasures, for she has taken her
vows
If. on the other hand. he Is the
she should have sole charge
of the finances for he has proven
himself unfit 10 care for his family
and unworthy of her confidence and
trust
In those cases the one nj fault
had better right about face and live
up TO the true meaning OF the terms
man" and woman" and most OF
all "helpmeet," We think the com
mon purse. to which we may go
(either Tor pleasure or necessity
without permission from the other.
the ideal way.
MRS. LEAH L. BURTON.
Gold Bar, Wash.
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a WOMkN's VIEW

Editor The Star To flll the
place required OF one To fill means
that one earns a Twin. In return
\ living means more than mere
board and room" What one earns
should not come 10 one as GIT
Hut neither. In a vifcs case. should
Il come as wages II should be a
Just. fairminded and loving rcoog
milton OF what Is right Instead OF
wages. Il should be an agreed.upon
allowance" for 'pin.money.' for
small matters I'm clothing. expendi
lures IN the work OF home making
with Willingness on the wlfo's
part To ask for extra amounts
necessary for occasional larger
amounts for clothing. furniture. etc.
\ wife is generally called upon TO
nll four different positions that ~
mistress companion. home maker
and housekeepcr tor manager d.
Doesn't she earn something In fili.
ing these positions. or even IN just
trying to-
should becoming a wife mean be
coming an object OF charity
DoLoRA JOHNSTON.
7O3 aOth At
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A Pimply Face
Loses Friends
Why stand This Humiliation When
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Week Make Your Face
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No need for any one 10 go about
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blackheads and liver spots These
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Yesterday saw the most beat
tiful telephone girl in the United
States. Irene Hough. OF Omaha.
Neb.
have always been a kind OF a
crouch with the hello girls. jaeking
them up II did not get good ser.
vice. and flying off the handle II
they got peeyish With me.
n they're all as pretty as Miss
Hough. who appears In the role OF
Dorothy in "A Woman's Way al
the Alhambra this week. I'm going
10 be the incest Kid to the hello
girls you ever heard 81 from now on.
Miss Hough. outside Of showing
little nervousness. vas good To
her role.
Let me also pay my compliments
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RESTS WITH WOMEN

Editor The Star Does a wife
earn wages? \ woman that mar.
ries man. raises him no family.
does not share In HIS business wor.
rles. hopes and good fortune. takes
no interest In the way he gets his
money. Is not entitled TO anything
bat living share.
The woman who IL striving 10
relieve the suffering OF this world
by giving a helping hand to human
kind. In her home and what spare
time she has outside OF her home.
Is the woman who is making good
American citizens and should share
equally with her husband.
MRS. H. j. T..
1910 Woodland Park ave.
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husband. but she. 10 the same eX.
tent as he. earns that money II
Is her time against his. she IL equal
10 him IN all respects. and whether
he hands over the pay check TO her
for settlement Of bills. or whether
he pays the bills. :, should never be
necessary for tho Wife TO ask him
for money for her own personal
needs.
That ia n bill that should be paid
as regularly as the rent.
A COMMENTED WIFE.
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WV w WAVE GefNtN
Editor The Star: The cues.
ton OF a wife earning wages
is no. In keeping with eo-opera.
ton which should exist In every
family.
In my opinion the one en-.
dowed with that genius OF hold.
onto a dollar until such a time
arrives when he or she can get
Its real worth. is the one who
should handle the money.
There are cases where the
wife is more capable OF hand
ling the finances than the hus.
band mot allowing II 10 slip so
easily through her fingers, az
II were), and then again In
son1e cases. the husband can
handle the money 20 better ad.
vantage.
II the above course Is pur.
sued. and harmony exists In the
family, ! see no reason why
their efforts should not be
crowned with success, and
wish TO add. further, a wife
should not be looked upon as
a wage Garner. but az partner.
JOHN e. COMFY.
1929 Ashworth ave.
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wor,hlesa without its colors. and
tho sentiment behind "; life CANNOT
exist without both water and sun
therefore. n man and a woman are
essential for the home--ihe man
takes all. while the woman gives
alt and they blend into an ideal
union. each completing aud modi'
fylng the other.
n the working out prove often
a failure. the fault lies In the i'm
perfection Of the workers. not IN
tho perfection OF divine harmony Of
mutual love. whore there Ia no need
OF wages" but each feeling free
to take from u general fund
MRS a. D. RICHARDSON.
9l5 32nd ave.
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1T ALL DEPENDS

Editor The Star: The ques-
ton, Does a wife earn wases2"
should say depends entirely
upon the man and woman In
each individual case.
When the man reasons, TITS
time began TO save money.
Guess m take a chance and get
married. ia what they all do
eventually. Been looking around
lately and I think Miss B
will make good, practical
wife" And later the woman:
"I'm going TO marry Mr.. s..
A woman my age can't be too
particular. In any event II
means work" They take the
plunge.
All through life their mar
riape is carried out In the man
ner In which u was first con-
tcmplated-merely as a means
Of escape from certain unpIeas-