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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05

no governor should serve more than
one term. It will hardly dispute that
the Manning administration has been
marked by constructive progress.
What is substantial in The Press
and Banners contentious?
The margin between government
and misgovernment in South Caro-
lima is protected by too small a num-
Der of voters for informed and in
telligent men to indulge in acrimon-
ious controversy. The State believes
that when man of Robert Cooper's
character enters public life he serves
the State and it believes that it
could not assail him without striking
q blow at the cause Of good govern.
ment. For exactly the same reason,
it will not deny support, for|a Sc
cond term, to Richard I. Manning.
It will not ask that the people choose
him for the first elected governor in
40 years to be rebuked at the polls.
We strongly believe that the just
claims of Mr.. Manning to . second
term will, before the campaign ends,
80 inprsss the people Of South Caro-.
lima that they will in the FIRST
PRIMARY re-elect him. Their COM
mon sense will assert itself. What
do they care about the ambitions Of
politicians and their petty differ
ences? = >'>........'-. -.
The State believes that equally
with itself The Press and Banner has
at heart the highest interests OF
South Carolina, that is why we ad-
dress this article: to it, but unless
Richard I. Manning is bad man, un-
scrupulous and dangerous = to good
government, or q. foolish, empty
minded weakling, The State is right
in this contention and The Press and
Banner is wrong-and we well know
that our contemporary is not ashain-
ed of Governor Manning or fearful
that the commonwealth will be- run
on the rocks while he is at the helm.
The State" , = -. ;.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05
"TELL US THE TRUTH"

Will the esteemed ,'Spartanburg
Journal tell US whether it believes q
friend of Mr.. Cooper or would-be
friend of Governor Manning started
the report that Blease would with
draw from the race, if indeed It
believes that any such report has
been started. If it does not believe
that friend of Mr.. Cooper started
the report it should not 80 insinuate.
We suggest to the Journal that the
report was possibly started by the
party who is following the campaign
distributing the. Manning circulars,
published ostensibly in the Office of
the Edgefeld Chronicle, a Manning
supporter, in which a pretended
friend Of Mr.. Cooper Tin 1918-al-
ways remember that) tells US of a
line up to beat Manning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05
: ERRO ROIawDEM COMPLEMENTARY Av,ao

.~1xg eqow& esvsss ss1osD ls1snsD
s Ssssf that e
1txih bs *oftk hoshng for Shsf tRis
In order to enroll It necessary that you be resident
of the State for two years. of the county in which you enroll
flor six months and Of the township which you enroll for
sixty days.
primary. Do not wait
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05
THOUGHTS ON THE SITUATION.
Everything is running sweet.

Everything is running sweet.
The people have a way of getting
at truths that the politicians don't
tell them.-The State. We have an
abiding faith that August 29th will
prove it.
The party which nominated Judge
Parker for president some years ago
has every reason to believe that it is
a great mistake to get a candidate
from the bench.
The negroes who attended the
county-to-county circus in Laurens
Friday, and who prepared the feast
of muIlet fish with watermelon for
dessert had evidently fed Laurens
crowd before. :. ..."
If all the friends of Governor
Manning want to vote for Cooper in
1918 as the Edgefield circular init
mates, we want to know what. will
become of DR.. Clinkscales? When
will the Manning men consent to al
low him to run? Will his Green
wood friends please answer?
In truth, brethren, what is the
good of acknowledging the right Of
a candidate to run for Office and in
decrying acrimonious controversy"
and then saying that the people
"care nothing for the ambitions of
politicians and their petty differ
ences?"
To S. ]. I've admit our inability
to teach any man anything about
politics who buys . new car the day ]
before the price drops sixty. dollars.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05

To s. ]. I've admit our inability
to teach any man anything about
politics who buys . new car the day
before the price drops sixty. dollars.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-07-05

-: - . ~ :: ..';r. - ..s'.rsr i..fi1 y,
sl.ir::...... ~: .a$r.> Ste:.,ss: ;t:sss.Tfs!,
.i:;.;s: ia K, ia ! .:.5s;5.,. ~. ~ :Si Il
:a@::.-sa.:.'r ~ $50 III :. I
w. y ,--c.~s-s4 ~ 4. !.
.lu.:.. e.. -: hsi;@ tssss .sessy
%i!s.::stS.: ~. t..:'r+'s fst::ss f,.'s.a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

FOR carpenter repair work, phone Mai
1884 7-28-t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
Classified
Business Directory
BICYCLES

HICKMAN CYCLE CO., 1922 4th ave.
Main 1885, bicycles exclusively. 7-27-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
ONE CENT A WORD


RATES-One cent word a day; nd.
taken for less than csc for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
Read the Ads on This Page and See Who Gets It
ONE CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

cent a word n day, no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must arcOulp8nv order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-Newly furnished front
rooms all light, by day or week, at
very reasonable prices. Nelson Hotel.
17271a I'd ave. Phone Main S5S5-W.
6-8-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
AUTOMOBILES

RATES-One cent a word a day, mo- nd.
taken for less than csc for first inser-
tfOn. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

EA RPS If you want to sell
1AAeAVA1I1GO your land, write US.
We can send you buyer Ingram Land
Co., Empire Bldg, Birmingham, Ala.
7-25-6t
SALE OR EXCHANGE-100 acres farm
land, 25 miles Birmingham; good pike
to city; also railroad; part level, bal
ance slightly rolling county road runs
through farm; good neighbors, schools,
churches; second bottom land; spring
and branch on land; excellent for gen
eral farming and cattle raising; a bar
gain; easy terms or will exchange all
or any part for auto, house and lot or
vacant lot. 1907 American Trust Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

COMPETENT office man to succeed pres
ent officer, who will remain in the
services; must be in a position to invest
not less than $3.50 cash promptly in
the business; if under age of p or over
45 do not apply good present and future
in Birmingham. Address BLOC. care
Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
ONE CENT A WORD.
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

cent a word a day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first tnper-
ton: Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

SALE OR ExCHANGEo201acre truck and
poultry farm, rs miles Birmingham,
railroad and cherted road to city; can
come in in one and one-half hours with
auto: land very productive and cash
market for everything raised; will take
auto, improved or unimproved property,
or sell on very easy terms 1907 Amer
lean Trust BLDG
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

ANY Industrious man may devote his
time to good advantage selling low
priced tires. The cut rate tire business
is a ney-maker; 30x3 non-skid cas-
ings at S5.28 Small capital required
Better write me about it at once Ad-
dress E. p. James, No. 1889 Broadway,
New York city. 7-23-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

NATIONAL HOUSE, 2l21h I'd ave.
Rooms 81 week up. 7-1-31t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

FOR sALE-1916 Winton six, almost
new, only run 1900 miles; bargain for
cash. Address W-93. care Age-Herald.
7-27-4t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

hAOs LIS anu ranges repaired NY prAc-
tical Workmen, gas stoves our spe-
cialty. Phone Main 27S0. Call for
Dan. S-z4-tI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

LIST your property for rent with Ma
lone Inv. Co.. 210 2lst st. Main 23z.
6-14-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

WANTED-Woman teacher of geometry
and Caesar who would go to Mentone
and tutor daughter for month for
board; must have recommendations.
Call Main HOW.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED

RATES-One cent a word day, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ten. Cash r.ust accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN WANTED-To sell Metal
RE Park" the new subdivision inside
the city limits Of New Orleans; easy
terms, mo interest-no taxes" bank
clearing deal. Bird Bros. q Godchaux'
5i2-13 Godchaux Bldg. New Orleans. La.
7-29-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

FOR SALE-Lunch and cold drink
stand; money maker; price SO low
will pay you to investigate; Gate
City. j. w. Burkett.
7-26-3t-We-sa-s SUI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

HUDSON roadster. good shape, new
tires, price right. 1928 Ave. b. Ems
ley. Phone Ensley 95.
5-2S-tf -su- tu- tn -sa
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

WTE DIV second-hand clothes
wv T. DO y shoes 2118 End Ave.
phone 1871 12-30-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

WOULD like to hear from party wanting
brand new car, never been used, for
less than 5000; self starter, electric
lights, all modern equipment; also have
second hand runabout; big bargain for
cash G. c., Box 1896. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-29

WANTED-To know whereabouts OF
Frank OHare, age II, height feet
inches, dark hair, weight about 125
pounds. Notify S. Y. Hampton, 40
21st St, NJ Birmingham, Ala. Reward.
7-29-2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
5trahente6 e6reriHneu.

@oIfc beItdtiet. @s lit sic roDoIiiti-
9lction 6roncoiie, unO iie brinet Ell.
niae reht onIbaulicbe Beiipiele on.
fir. IN pelAer 9Lrt ltuo @eiie oos
@olf mirrt. 60 i6reibt iie:
4. Sn Dem 3orie J.. I'M Geporte.
ment ser Slle uno 8illoine (9re.
tagne) er31blt man bei sen @irten
ben Bddtern imo Den b1uerliden
@utsbeiiberh 0aB man niht cen
glder beitellen oorL nDeil oie3 oen
@rieg berlonqert". lno oaB man
aud ni6t l0en ioll. GoS lit beion.
oers midtig. Dlon iogt ebeniolls,
0oB man audi ni6t ouf Die gLnleibe
aei9nen miiBte, ,,peil ole Hegierung
oas @elo oen @eiitliden edbe, Inn
es nah Deuti6lono 5u bringen"
Gusielbe er3dblte man I'M Ie3enlber
I'M 0epartement Sort6e, beionoers
in Der @aneinoe I'M 9e3irf !.
uno fir Die glnleibe ollein in \. i'm
Deportement WloDenne.
2. @s ltno berl1leoene Briete bon
Der Sront nod ... un0 nod
gefommen, oie iingefdbr in oenielben
9lusoriiden obeefoBt iino Sie po.
rem bon 2onoleuten on i6re 5rauen
eeribtet in0 empfo6Ien ibnen, oie
Soot nid)t 8u beitellen neil man il.
uen geioet 6obe. 0oB ooos ein8ioe
01ittel. Dem @rieg GinboIt 5u titft
oorin beitdnoe. Den gEder nibt 5u be-
bouen.~
3ie glction 8rancoiie fiigt bin5u,
onB iie ole g1omeu Der 0rti6aften,
bon oenen bier oie 0feoe 1T, aur Ser.
fiigung Der Wtilitdrbeboroe bdlt.
Bon einem iebr ulterridteten @o.
trioteu lit Dem 8latt oann nod fol-.
geroe @titteilung CUR Satbe aueegon.
gen.
8os ,itte0ertrdhtige @ereoe~
fGngt an in 0ie Q(rnee ein5uoringen.
S6on einige 8eit iit es ber, oaB es
oiiftau6te. @s fommt BON l1rlau.
bern bic in @oris ibre 8arteieriip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

pen oufiuhen. g8os ib bier ooriiber
iage, be5eidnet Tie flar eenug, Der
Den 4riee aelpollt bnt. Der 6u Der gie.
oanheportei eeborte l2annihoi.
ten Die bisber iib gar feline 6roge
oieier 2lrt itellten fommen 10 on5u
lest itdrfer ibre 0}ii6igteit ou fiibler
io6olo le einen unge6liden &eraut-
portlidben gefunoen boben. Sie ben.
fen nidt mebr on 5ronfrcih, tie oen.
fen gang einfoh D@enu mir bier
i'm 9red lebeh penn mir 10 peit BON
6cn unierigen iiuo. 10 lit ons oic
S6uIo 8oincores. DaS lit ouBerit
gefabrlih.
@ie Nfitteilung oes notobene ielblt
an Der 6ront ltebenOen @epG5rs-
names Der Qlction 6roucoiie III bop
pelt bencrfenswert. iuenn man ibnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

dud nod Die 9Iusfii6rlln9en 5lr Sci.
te itellt, oic Soeru6 IN ieiner &ictoire
ii6er oic llrIauber modt bic er iest
IN Boris beo6adltete. @r bebnuptct,
onb er tic ale froblih unO nit fri
ihem Dtite nieoer on ole Sront SUI
riidfebrcn lab nit Qlusuabme cines
cta3i0en in Der SGor am @a6nboL
mo fir oieien ein5igcn @3iBmlitigen
bdlt er es notlpenoig elncn 6eion-
oereu 2eitartifeI 6u i6reiben porin
er ibni II. a. folgenOcs norbdlt:
@lal6it On llngliidlider, Dab gu
rur 5um &ergniigen Der 9egie
rimQSmenihen uno 3eitungsldrei.
Der felt ( s Dlonoten I'M S6iisengro.
ben liegit2 @loubit gu, ooB iie
riGt ouh i6re 9lnge6orige bort bo-
6cn2 @eiBt Oh nidt, Dab gipioni
inn &riegc eilien So6n perloren bot2
Ioumer c6enfolS2 8ortbou leinen
t!n5igen So6n? Sc gibt feline reid5e
l0er orme Ton1ilie, Oie ni6t in
Srouer ODER ouf cine boie 9tohriht
0efoBt ipGre. s0lon loQ 0ic6 5uriid-
folten bon Ser 5ront2 g9ie pGre
6as mogiiH. 10 Ionee Ger 8eino iie.
ben inicrcr 2eportenents lmO gon5
9elqicn beieBt 66lt, obne 0eiien SeI.
0cntum cieGeiht 40 bon liniereu 81
0cportements unier oen preuBiihen
Etiefeln u1rcn2
9(ud cine 5onilie, beridtet Serpe
weiter, babe er ii6er ole &iidfebr
ibres Sobnes sur Sront eetroitet
uno 8ipor folgenoernoBen
Sh erflGrtc ibr, ooB man niht
glauben oiirfe, oaB mir in 8utunft
out MIR Die SG(ftc. aud nur oen
oiertcn Scil Der 9erte Derlieren mer.
0cr pic felt 13 0}onoten. Sdon sic
&orridhting oes Stablbelms babe
Inns felt einioen W3onoten cine eroBe
Nlenee uon Nionnihoften erbolten.
gli6 iin0 unler @enerolitob uuo III,
iere 9legierung eutidloHeu ooB man
feline D}enihenleben in blutigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
0as Mlurrcu im fron86iiiben gOIf
nuo an Der Srout.

Gos fran50iiihe Golf mirrt. @eite
Greiie i'm @olfe beihuloieeu, iDie Der
Senator Ge 2omor5elle ouf @rino
ao6lreider 8uidriiten aus allen
eden 8ronfreic6s feititeIIte, ole @eilt.
Iiden, Die qloeligen oie 9lei6eu uno
eineu Eeil oes 3epublitaner oaB lie
ben ariea berbeieeiiibrt boben Ser
gl6aeor0nete gioulleour.Gugoee Bot
&c loqor fiir notpenoig gebalteiL
cine ihriftlibe glnfroee an Den D}i.
nilier oes Snnern 81 ribten mos er
oogegcn 81 htu geoenfe, Inn oielen
qlnflogen, oieieni Whlrren i'm 8olfe,
ooS sic belize ginbeit" gefd6roe
uno un6eilpolle Seine fac, Elm @noe
All MAIDEN. gtun ton1mt nod elm
oritter 8euge, Der oieies Wtrren i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

Der 5rouen nod innler nidt lofuelt
eingeihr1nft, ooB oic 2oee normal
lit. 9teben mon6en llrio6en, Die Der
aricg mitiibgebroht bat, liegt oies
pobl in Der SoiptioHe ooron, oob
Oic ncu5uitromenoen 6rouen nun
Silisfrdfte 6eoeuten, pGbrenO man
gelernte glrbeiter broudbt, unO oof
unter Oen bisber beruiStdtigen
8rouen mr. Gin flciner Geil 10 gut
porgebiloet mar, ooB er in gon5 lelb'
it1noige ooer eor leitenOe SteIlungeu
einiprinecn fonntc 9ieie @rfenntnis
fiibrt don iebt Oo5u, Der 5ilfiinftieeu
9eruisoorbiloung Der 6rouen erbob-
tes SSntereiie 5u5umenOen. 9ieies Si1'
tereiie ocroient o6er ouh nod aus oil.
Oercn @rmogunQen Die 9eo6hmg Der
glagemeinbeit. 0ie Sotinde, ooB Die
6rouenarbeit breiteren gooen gepon-
nen bat. lit niht mr iiir sic @egen.
mart, ion0crn oucb fir ole 3cit nod
Dem Srieg bon Seoeutung, Gie!e
Ourd Oen arieg beruitpctc 6rauen
brou6en ole 9erufsorbeit aud ipdtcr.
Gin ueit 6o6erer Bro5entiob Der iest
berunpacblenOcn iungcn .Ot6Ot5-n
blei6t unpcr6eirotet uno 5eitlebens
i'm 9cruie. glls biaiee @riobfroit inO
ungelernte @ilfsor6citerin 1T iie noe.
aen ibrer mudllen0cn 3ubl ais unor-
goniiierte 9onfurrentin cine ridt 81
ii6eriebenOe @cioGr fiir Ole 9obniGfe
Der m1nnliden glrbeiter, Die nur be-
IeitiQt meroen fam, pcnn Die Sraucii.
orbeit inncr5olb oeiiclbcn Serufs
untcr Die glei6cn 9eoiueulgen &c.
Iteat miro pic ole 9cidjdftieune Der
NfGnnerar6eit. ghur oie toriImoBigc
Seitleaiina Ger glusbiloung nn0 DER
2obne fam oie fopitoliitiiyben &irt'
ihoitleben 10 eei1brlihe aonfurrenj
DER bi1igcn glrbeitstroit ouslholteu.
9ie6en oieier glrbeit. Ole oen Qlrbeit.
ne6mer Orguniiotionen 5ufGat, blei5t
Dem Stoot in Der Solptiofe Die
8fliht porbeugenocr WtoBnobnen
fir breite Shi6ten ocr pirtidoftlitb
S6wGdiien, Ger foit llnorenniiierba.
rem Der Scimar6eiterinnen in einer
froitboQ einiebenoen Seimorbeitpoli.
tif. Stebt ober ieocr oif leinem Blob,
oonn broit6en uns nud Die triibet
S6ottcn ipelde Die lleberfiibrung
oes ariegs5uitonoes in Die 8rieoens.
orbeit 5u perfen iheint nidt 5le
i6redeL 5umoI re6t 5oblreide
5roucn 9ilugibar uno Santmer,
Dienitmiise uno 2obubudb germ pie.
ser in ole SdnOe Der 5lriidfebren.
ben Nldnner Iegen peroen, Inn bouS.
froulitb Oos 6cim 5u bitten I'm oei-
len SGub Der W3onn Die 8Irufsar-
belt binworf unO 8u ben @offCu elite.
Or. 9(melie 2oucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

ten brauben, ibre 8ofete ielbIt beim.
Sutrogen. g91breuo ole Snuslampc
me6r uno me6r peri6pinoet lit Der
6rou in berein5eIten 6daen audi idon
Die SnitonobaItltng ser StraBeilbe.
leudtung 5ueefaaen; Den 2aterneu.
reitiigerinnen baben iid Die @losrei-
nigerinnen 5ugeieat.
9luH I'M gelernten Sanomerf bat
Die Sroil pdbreno oes arieees Sort.
ihritte eemadt. Sn 8ertretilng oes
Wiannes fe6t man Die ibon iohre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

lang SilfsoieuIte Ieiitenoe @6eirou
roiieren uno booridneiOen, IN Der
Shneaioblerei oen 2eiiten botoba-
ben. 9lu6 bon iueiblihen 9ontinie.
gerinnen muroe beribtet. 9ie SonO.
merfsfommern ilnteritiiBen 5um Eeil
oieIe gemii6ungen unierer broben
Observation-Disclosures ourh Gin.
ri6hing aeeigneter &urie Der alon-
gel an @eieaen offnete Dem weiblis
den 2ebrling auh in iolbe Sanoper.
fe bereitiDiaieer Die Siir, ole ibm bis
lett oeridloiien mar. 60 5eigen un-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

TeiIoneriffeu oufs Spiel ieben oori.
IS iino cnOlib ouH 3eiden oohir
bor6onOeu onb Der oeutide @ioer.
itano trot iciner lebten @rfoIge in
Ser6ien idipdder 5u lueroen an
loret.
SerDd bolt ougepidoinli6 ieiue
2eier nod fiir iebr cinidltig, oo er
i5nen 5ilnltet 5lt elouben, oob CT
iciH tciires @opier unO feline SeBer.
foiten mir fir oen einen 0}ann oif-
merOet. ocm cine Stroipreoigt not
tut Sie 6eitdtiet in 8irfIidfcit Oie
@liiteilungen Ger 9lction 5rancoiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
lyraaenarbeit nnO l6er slriea.

Brauenarbelt itnO ioer Nrle8,
ggoS @uuid nuo Streben 9ieoen
uno Gebatten IN Der 6rouenbepe.
pung ieit So6r8ebnteu nlr ibritt.
Deiie III oie @ege leteten bat Der
tsrieg IN nenigen Wlonaten ourA
sipinaenoe g2otipenoigteit erreiht.
Iie Dcfinung bon GuBenoen bon ge-
rufen Iir bic 5rouenarbeit. Dor
Sa6r5e6nten mare oos Dobl taum
moglid5 gepcien. Seute mar bic i5rot
bereits berufsgetuobnter tino i'm gllIf.
treten ais s9oaege~ iiberer itnO ge'
uonoter, ipie uniere gilOer 5eigen.
Seer bate iemols an bic 6rnu als
@eamtin Der @o1- uno SdlieBgeiea.
idoit geondt. gloh 5u 8eginn oes
Sricae8 mieien piele St0ote ltnter
9eriidiiHtigung oes idpoteren ueib-
lihen 0reanisnus Den @eoanfer
ipeit bon iid. oie 5rauen in ben
Dienit Der eIeftriiden 8abn 5u tel
len. Seute lit ms Die Sdofincrin
etlpos 70 Selbitoeritduolibes gepor.
heb einerlei ob mir in @lannbeiHL
Trantfiirt, Berlin ODER 8olen bic
&ram beiteigen ino idon lelen mir,
0oB eiuige 9ermnltungen iogor ga-
genfibrerinuen beranbil0en lalien.
Berlin. alen boran bat audi ben
@oiiboten weiblihe @onegen aegeben
nno oantit monderorts 9ladabnnmg
geblnOen. S6lieBlib Bat aub Die
8rou. oie ia eeiDobnt 1T, innerbalb
0es @aules fir Sr0nung lno 8eins
lidteit 5u oraen, Hi9ts oo6ei geflln.
Sen. BEL Der StroBcnreiiiigung bill
reibe Sano on5ulegeu- 9lls ole Nldn-
ner gar 81 fnnpp rDiiroen, Bat aub
Bic @ilenbabnpermalting &eriubc
NIT neitereu weibliden @eantten ge.
maht oeren 8uperldiiigfeit iie ihon
cine 9eibe bon Sabrer Del oem Sdnl.
teroienit un0 i'll Der inHeren @erpal.
tling erprobt bate Sen @eihenitel.
lerinren un0 Observation-Disclosures
iino meitere llitiformniiBen Ill ben
MeIben Der meiblitben gerufsorbcite.
riuneu gefolgt. Ser Dlangel an mann.
liben SilfSfrdftcn unO Die teuren
2cbeusberbdltniiie bcronloBt Oie
8rouen aud gum Qlngreiien ihper.
iter forperliher 2lr6eiten Die biz ieBt
ousi6lieBIi1 Nidnnern borbe1altcn
molen. Den gerlincrn lit Die @roor.
beiierin an Ger glor6.Siiobabn feine
iremoe @ridcimiug mebr, Der & Sf-
iober ais Serbit. 3icbtermin bat ben
ueiblihen neutrality-suspicious. mobil
genodlt unO Die 9luslauier. lno 30.
tenraoler pcroen ourh 91aolerinnen
Ia praftiider 8eriifstleiouna eradn5t,
% ooB Die @eiAdfte lire berebrliAe
alnDihait unter &eriidiihtigung oes
iBerlonalmanqels taun mebr al bit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

neue uno meitere @ebiete mobreno
oes aricees eridloiicn nber trob
oicier Grweiterilng oes gIrbeitsgebie.
tes lit ole 9oee oes weibliden 9lrbeits-
morftes nidt giInitig 5u nennen 0oS
3uitromen immer meitercr 6rouen-
freiic, bic friiber ais SouStobter oOer
9tlrGousirouen Dem 9erufsleben
fern Itanoen bot Die 9lrbeitsloiigfeit
oui oem meibIi1en 9lrbeitsmorft troe
N6ongel oil mdnnlihen 9lrbeitstrGf.
ten uno peitgebenoer Seron5iebunJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16
@eredte Gntriiitnna.

9ldtjGbrieer Sunge (oer bonn 8o-
ter oepriieelt miro rgtein oos lit
pirflicb i6ledt OoB elm 3euti1er
iebt oen onoern ocrboutl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

NffNtNf@f~ ~ ffffFNf"f
iere @iloer meiblide Bdderlebrlin9e
Grit redlt bot man Die 6rou IN Der
Sabrifor6eit ee6rouhen fonneL no
es iih INN leiht 5u lernenOe Sano-
griffe bonoelt lpie bel Der DiunitionS.
beriteauug. Yci Der @ronotcniobrita.
tim be9innt Die 6rouenorbeit ibon
in Der @icBerei nit ocm 9lniertigen
BON @ronatfernen lmo Dem BuBen
Der obgegoiienen @rouoten. Seet ite.
ben nub 5rouen an ben Drebb6nfeu
un0 iin0 nit Dem 9lblte1en Der ioge-
nannten nberlorenen 9opfe" on Ocn
@uBihiden, nit ocm @orihruppen
Ser @ronoten, init lleber0reben oer
21pierringe, r'l @cminoei6neioen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-16

iiir Climber II. a. beiddftigt. Sic ar.
beiten ouh on 9obr. uno 6rasmoidi.
nen iie hiaen @ronaten nit Sprcng.
itoficn irO fertigen @eihoBforbe on.
glui @run0 ocs @ceBcS iiber 9lus.
nabmcn bon 9eicboitiaun9sbeihton.
flngen icben mir 6rauen audi 5obL
reid in Ger SittcninOuitric beid1f.
tigt i'm &otboicn5etrie6, in Stobl-
mo @ol5merfcn uno uls Sei6erin-
nen ocr 9eiriebsoien.
9ie 6raueuor5eit bat iid iomit