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The Irish standard., 1916-06-24
OFFICIAL SCAPECOATS
FOUND IN DUBLIN CASTLE
WHAT PREclPITATED THE REvo
... LUTON.
Irish Press and News Service.

Irish Press and News Service.
New York, June 16.-A CORE
spondent, who was sent to Ireland in
early May has Just returned. He
watched carefully the proceedings OF
the British governments official in
uuiry at Dublin and sums up the re-
suits, so far, of the investigation as
follows: 1.-The inquiry into the caus-
es of the rebellion proceeds slowly and
seems to have turned in the direction
of finding official scapegoats in Dub
lin Castle who after time will be
retired to the pension list.
Summing up the evidence so far
taken, there is no doubt but the revo-
ton was precipitated by the plan of
the military authorities to imprison
the leaders of the Irish Volunteers
and the Citizens Army, the latter be-
ing trade unionists Of Dublin and 9TH
err Irish cities.
Number 1-On Easter, Saturday the
government had decided to arrest
leaders of the Irish Volunteers and
Sim Fein leaders.
Number 2-On Easter Sunday the
lord lieutenant had decided to raid
Liberty Hall with the aid Of artillery
and to blow up the building If per-
sistence were offered. Liberty Hall
was the headquarters of the Citizens
Army composed entirely Of labor
unionists and the Irish Volunteers.
The constabulary with the aid of the
military planned to arrest all the
leaders simultaneously.
Number 3-On Easter Sunday night
the authorities decided to arrest on
the following day and to deport by
special steamer to prisons in England,
all OF the important Irish Volunteers
and Sim Fem leaders found III Ireland,
as we'll as the active members of the
Dublin transport workers. ..
Before these arrests could be made
the Republicans gathered in force to
resist and their uprising took place at
noon on Easter Monday, the leaders
having been advised in time of the
decision of the government above re.
ferred to, and they determined to get
in the first blow.
Our correspondent reports that for
once in the history of the Irish rebel
lion the evidence shows that there
were no spies or informers in the
ranks of the leaders of the Irish Vol.
unteers, the Citizens Army or the
Sim Fem forces in Dublin, or else.
where in Ireland. The secretary for
Ireland, Mr. Burrell, and Lord Lieu.
tenant Wimborne testified that the
British government had been unable
to secure any information from the
inner circles of the Irish Republican
leaders. .
The number of rebels imprisoned in
England and Ireland as of June 4th is
not less than $780, The number OF
arrests during the past month is
larger than the number of prisoners
released. Our reporter has returned
to Dublin to report in detail on the
frightful condition of misery and pow
erty which he observed among the
civilian population. The country II
still under martial law.
The Irish standard., 1916-06-24

''lmmodesty and indency in the
manner of dress worn by girls and
women" reads letter given out last
week by Archbishop Messmer of Mil
waukee, lis most distressing and ILL
boding feature of modern society. 1t
becomes the strict duty Of the Catho-
lie clergy to warn the faithful against
this evil, which is cause of so much
sin and scandal. Remind Catholic par
ents of the duty to restrain the natural
vanity of their daughters and tell your
people-the Catholic women, young
and old. who dare to approach the holy
table while indecently attired, will be
refused Holy Communion. Let them
cover their arms and shoulders, at
least in church. as it behooves every
Christian woman"
ut is tragic" said Father Foley Of
Gesu church, "that so many really
good girls and women will appear on
the streets in suits and gowns that are
so exposing as to invite insults. Evil
IDENTIFY they do not stop to think to
what they are subjecting themselves
or that such mode of dress is the
cause of making others sin.
1.-THE women who want something
to do might to good advantage use
their time in dress crusade. True
Voice.
The Irish standard., 1916-06-24
THE RISING IN WEXFORD.

County Inspector Sharpe testified
as to the rising in Enniscorthy. where
900 Irish volunteers held the town for
a week. They declared Republic ana
established Republican police. There
was no looting. 1t took LOO troops,
10 calvary and several machine guns
to recapture the town.
The Irish standard., 1916-06-24
WEALTHY FOUN-
DATIONSARECON-
SPRING TO RUIN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
FIR. ROCKWELL SAYS THAT FUNDS
OF SAGE, CARNEGIE AND
ROCKEFELLER ARE USED
TO CONTROL RE-
LlGION.

The Sage, Carnegie and Rockefeller
Foundations were directly charged III
a sermon recently with efforts to run
the Catholic church when they forbade
religion to be taught in educational In
situations which enjoyed the use OF
their money. The accusation, says the
New York Times, was made by the
Rev. FIR. Joseph H. Rockwell, resident
of Brooklyn College, who spoke at the
Church of St. Ignatius on Carroll
street, Brooklyn.
FIR. Rockwell's sermon was based
on the Gospel, according to st. John,
his text being: "They will put you
out of the synagogues; they are doing
a service to God because they know
not the Father of Me-"
He referred to the part that money
has played in religious affairs ever
since the thirty pieces of silver with
which Judas was bribed. Money, he
declared, was back of an organized
attack on the church, and the people
who had the money were able to go to
great lengths because of the control
their wealth exerted in everyday life.
He urged the Catholics to follow the
example of st. Paul and demand their
rights as citizens, but he decried VIC
lence.
His sermon mentioned the wlre-tap-
ping controversy several times, ana
once the speaker said frankly that it
"was known widely that there was a
conspiracy among certain officials
against Catholic institutions"
MANY wealthy foundations are in
conspiracy to ruin the church," said
FIR. Rockwell. witness the efforts to
control the education of the country
by the Carnegie, Rockefeller and Sage
Foundations. Even the Baptists have
protested against the tyrannizing at
tempts of the Carnegie Foundation to
control education.
ct behooves us to stand for our
rights as citizens and not permit a
half-dozen scheming men and women,
who want to enrich themselves and
crush poor institutions, to control mil
lions of Catholics whose rights are
founded in the eternal liberty that is
Christ's and that is not bounded nor
limited by the narrow horizon of big
OTIS and politicians. Eternity Is oul
mi, incl n,
lions are the stepping stones to eter
nifty, and it is our duty as Catholics tt
unite in defense of everything tina
concerns God and the saving of SOULS
The speaker went on to tell how st
Paul, when his death was asked be
cause he was charged with crime, de
manded to be taken before Caesar as {
Roman citizen. He pleaded that there
be no weak yielding nor laissez fairt
policy on the part of his hearers wht
must realize that souls were in danger
He said the danger should be made
known that was threatening the
church and every effort made to over
come it.
The church ought by no means tc
oppose the state, he said, because all
authority emanated from God, but, on
the other hand, any attempt to inter
fere with the spiritual supremacy OF
the church should be met with unalter
able determination to fight the thing
to bitter end On this point there
must be no compromise.
The Irish standard., 1916-06-24
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY CLOSES.

Most Rev. John BonZano, Apostolic
Delegate, presided at the closing exer-
cises of the Catholic University last
week, and the address was made by
Bishop Thos. J. Shahan, rector of the
university. One hundred and eighty
four students received degrees-thirty-
four being from the Catholic Sisters
College, and forty-one students from
the School of Sciences. This year
marked the most successful one in
the history of the institution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

DC Der gInfang geltodt. g9ie i'm 8oits,
ideinen tie iicb inn GeIepbonoienit 3ll
6eud6ren llnO oomit mare cine
nibt 81 unteri96eeuoe 8reide in Die
altc SroOition ge6ro1en.
Bon elmer 6rouenfrage fam IN
uniercm Slime man trob Oieies Dor.
pdrtsitre6ens ser 6rou faum ipre.
den. 9lob ser @ieoer6erlteQung oer
@erfoIiung eilten oacroings sic eng.
Iiibeu lno iron30iiibeu giten6reuns
Oinnen 6er6ei, Inn sic SaremS De.
mobnerinucu i6re &iinitc 5it Iebren.
9lber ou6 cine Oeutide 6roueurcbt
lerin 5og imperri1ieter Sade pieocr
.beim.
GS lit nidt biel nidtS ouBcrorocnt.
Ii6es, uno nidtS, uus i6r nidt &C.
md6rt iperoen famt mas sic Siirfin
berlongt. Sie nil peoer ols oie
Gonfurrentin ocs N}onnes ouitreteit
nod oeaen oos Sitteugeieb oerito-
Ben. sic ipia iiir iid6 mlr oos 9iedt
0eS freien Gerfc6rs unO Oas Gebt,
Iid sic @iuIid)t unO Die &enntniiie 5u
ermer6eu, oie i6r cine eeo6tete Ste,-
lrug in Ser meuihliden @eiellidoit
pcridaffcn, sic tic in Sen StonO ie-
Zen, ibrem Manne cine berItdnOniB.
ooae @cfd6rtin mo i6ren &inocrH
cine c6enIoldc @htter 81 meroeu. ~
lluO ~ IoQtc oieier glotbfaIl on iic
6crantrctcn iie bei06igcn fiir ID.
rcu lluter6aIt iel6it iorgen 5i ton.
nen.
Sic freie 3utunitstiirfin miro ooS
Slid Ocs oSmoniiden Golfes beieiti.
gen. S6r @eiit miro immer weitere
S6idteu our6oringeu bis ii6 oeu
SSortidlritt me0er Siitte nod Yalait
oerlblieBeu weroeu. Die tiirfildc
,Srou Sat in sen letter iie6eu So6ren
i6on uicl erreibt. @os iie nod en-.
rcideu miro, 61ugt BON i6rer @oriidt
rno alug6eit o6 GoOou, ob lie
NloB 3u 6oltcn perite6t mo ni6t ct
ma i'm lle6creifcr perOir6t, mos tie
bis icBt crreidt Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Tie Osmauiidc Sraa nuO bic Weeen.
wart.
g8on @Iirie0e QrlnlpaI0.

Ole 3raac, ipie iib 0ie osmaniide
Srau oen aftuellet &orgdu9en ge-
acniibcr per61l.., miro iid gepiB bic.
len auiordngen. Gic 9eantmortlmg
oerIelbcu III nidt leidt peil iid ser
9egriff 0es .CSnnneniblms" " uiht
nit elmer 9}ation oedt, ion0ern neil
CT Elm 6umteS Du6einonoer bon
9}ationalidicn Haiien unO @olfer.
idjaiten peribieoener Reliaion aiil-
tur mo 5prade imidlieBt, oie nit.
cinuoer uidts aroeres gemein 6a-
Ben ais llutert6aucn oeiielben
2taatSmeienS 5il iein.
I'm ser auigeworienen 6ragc ud.
Der 5u fommen mlB man 5lierit eins
NAL Die nit1tmo6ammeoaniide Os.
manin BON Ger mo6amneOaniien
i6eioeu. 3lu eriiereu ge60rt bic 5rau
aric6iiher ormeniider i9riider glb.
iiommna sic Ssroelitin mo ale
sic onoeren sic iid inter Dem Sam
nelnamen Ger 2eoantinerin pcreinen.
CAB oieien 8raucn 0emdB i6rer @r-
3ic6ung iuo 0en i6ncn 3igeltanoenen
9lehten cine anoere Stelhmg IN Der
GeiientIidfeit eingerdimt miro als
Ger ourd oos Sheritageieb einaeenG'
tn,, OD D,ho,,t,,tnS ,,,a,.,n tif nntiirlidl
sic foimten oa6cr oen aroBen @reig'
niiien ser @egcmuart IN gon5 anoe'
rcr @eiie folgeu mo iid an Der TO-
5ialcn glrbeit gon3 onoerS bctbelligen
ais ole Siirtin.
Gie tiirtiidc 8rou idl ipre9e ieBt
bon Der 9Ro6ommeonneriu itebt IN
ie0cr Q9eiie in iiriftem @cgeniab 5ll
ser eriigenannten Grippe Tie tiir.
tii9e Sraueuwelt if ieood aus 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

III lu0 Sarris, Gom Dingle, @iIiam
9lod, Com g9aterS, 2oneD SasfeG,
Bob Gaileu, sap @aro, Com 2eluis,
G0oie @arpiL @eorge Sionep, Soc
SniIeD, ggia 9iogers, niht 5u Oergei.
fen oic fomoieu 9arritatireH-3 3eidner
..9uo Slider" .9iube" Goldberg unO
@ert 9coD, iopie oiele, oieIe mebr,
werocn oa5il beitragen, Die 8eranital.
ting 81 elmer Der uor5ii9li1iten uno
cin5i0artigiteu sic ic III Scr Monll.
meutcuiiaot itattiauoen III geitoIten.
1as Srdeiler miro ans GO G0pien
6eite6cn wdbrcuo ii6 Der Gbor aus
70 @erionen 5uiommcniebt. Gine
qroBc Bara0c miro am Gornlittag
ltattinOcu. un0 in meiteilen @rciien
miro ocm 30. W3ai nit ocnf6ar groB.
ter uno beredtigtcr Spannung ent.
aeaengeie6cu.
NioDor &reiton miro oeu 6riars
bei ibrer glnfimft in Baltimore oen
oolocneu Shliiiicl ser Stoot nit Ger
@rapirung oSSameS $. Frelton,
@loDor~ iiberrei6ea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

5iirIorge, Ser 5elbit6iiIfe, Oer9lrbsits-
Dermitteliug II. T. ~. Sos 5peitc
@roblem lit neutrality-suspicious.
9latur unO loutet: @as bat 5u ge-
ide6el uu Die gr5ellsung Oaucrno
10 bod 81 er6alten oaB lie auSrei6t,
ole 9e5uesreHte 81 eriiinen2 @enn
fiir bei0c &ro6leme alsreidenOe So-
iungen aeiunoen linO, lit uniere 9ta6-
rungSpirtbihaft friegsmGBig poli-'
itdnoig liidenloS organiiirt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

iuerben tnnn, iino begreuSt, Der freier
MISUNDERSTANDING rnterliegt Ieoig-
lid scr SpieIroum innerbol6 Oieier
@rel3en. Ger groBe &erbrauh bat
oamit Oie 6ornen geflln0en, Die III.
ierc &riegSwirtbiAoft erforoert. Dic
notbi9e Giui6rGnfing, Dor Oieieg
9iegeluug bon iebr Oielen ourd &c.
iteigerten @eloauhuon0 imgangen,
lnfoBt jcbt glle. @emiB werOen mir
cs crleben, OoB metere @ebiete, Oic
GiS6cr bon ser @epirtbiboftling frei
woren bel Dem periGdrften 0rud,
oen oie glohfrogc jett ouf iie aus.
iiben miro, auh berpirtbiAoftet per-
Oen miiicn. 9lber Oic Sarptieiten
Scr MISUNDERSTANDING liegen felt.
Sin erobcr glbitonO trennt oaS
jcbt @rreicbte bon Sen itripriingli6cn
@rrnolinien rnierer no9rlngSmirt6.
ic6oftli6en gcgehrng. N2m empfnt.
oct ooS oeutlid), ipenn man Ole 0enf.
lArift an sen 9feicbstag bonn g3oDem.
bcr 1914 luO i6re erIten O1a6trdga
Oergleidt nit Dem iiineiten gloHtrog
pom NfGr6 1916. Canals Ger SGblti
preiS imO OoS 3ugreifeu an lmer-
miinidte SDnlptomc 0ie Seilmittel;
beute W}ainobmer, sic 0ie 3eaelung
on Der @rr5el onfoiien; oomals bor-
berri@enO Der @eiidtspmlft, ole freie
Rcgelllng I'M giabrungSberfebr mog-
li6it mcitgcbcnO 6lt pobren belte
Ourdgrcifcnoc Organization ser Ser.
tbeilrng in0 Oes Gcr6rou6s.
Sm llmfange, pie ser GreiS ser
.bemirt6idoiteten @er6rauhsgiiter iiG
5iemliG liidenlos i6loB, lit ooSSam-
Iieru inmer iddrier 81 Gage getre-
ten. Gas lit ie6r begreifli6; ser
MISUNDERSTANDING @erbraud nubte ole
lebte 5riit sur ginoedlmg beliebiscr
2e6ensnitteluengen griinOlidb aus
Sm NlaBe, rpie 0ie oiifge6anIierteH
9eitdnOe alfge6rnudt perOen oOcr
Der 9eiGlagna6me interfoIlen Der.
idminoen beItimnite' ortlibe 9nQpp.
beitseri6einingen mO %reisii6er.
6ietlngen unO miro gleid5eitig OaS
@er6dltniB 5pii6cn 9eoori unoGor'
rot0 flarer; OaS erm0gliht natiirlid
cine pcit 6eiiere 9ltpaiiung.
@cnn nit Der 9nisOe6nung Ser 9e-
Wirt6i&oituma oui bic groBen Ser
6rou9Spooren oie 3ut6eiliugsior.
men aeibaifen iin0, 10 1T oomit nod
niGt glaeS aeihe6en. S8ir fonneu
Oeutlib 5mei @ro6lcme ser nd6iten
3ufunft ibdrfer 6eraustreten ie6en.
Gas cine 4Sro6lem lit io5ialpolitiiber
gtatur, uno laltet. iuas Bat 81 &C.
lbe6en, INN sen WlinOerbeniittelten
Die @loglidfcit 5it eeben i6r 8e5ugs.
re@t ollf 6leiid, Butter, 3uder, aof-
Zee H. /. 10. min aud auS5iIii6en?
Gem 6ei imeridpingliden 5leiid.
preien 5. 9. nubt Oos ih0nite 9e-
3ugSreht ni6ts. Die 2oiuug liegt
bier auf oem @e6iete Scr 0ffeutlideu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

peridicocnen glemcnten imo Naiicn
5uianmengciebt, oaB es trot i6rer
duBereu llc6ereiuiiimmimg ie6r
idmer it, iid cine @oriieIlmg 5u
MAIDEN, in wie lpeit iie ole Gorgdnge
Der @eacnport in iid ouiiimut.
9isber mar iel6it Der Ooruebuitc
Eiirfe bel Der @o6l ieiner 9cbensga.
i1brtiu iebr tolerant. @1angeln0e
@il0ung unO nieorigc 9l6itammlng
biloeten fir i'm feiuen SiuOerimgs.
grinO iiir cine @bei6lieBung. Tar
aus iolat, oaB man nod gegenpdrtig
IN oorne6men Siirfen61uiern ne6cn
ge6ilOeteu. gut er5oacnen 8raueuge.
iialten Die ieoem curopdii6em ga.
Ion sur. Gbre 9ercidicn, iolbc bon
inioeriellitcr llnbiloung lmO iii.
gIaublibiter @eritduouiBloiiofcit iiir
Oie einfo6iieu 9ebens6eoingungen
ontrifit.
Gieie idroiien @egcnidbc meroen
10 lonqe beitebeu 10 Ianqe nidt Die
Sdule alifldreno enereiit, Der
SduI5wong our6geiii0rt miro imO
Sdnlen geidaiien perOen, in oencn
our6 aceienete 2ebrfrditc cine 5ped
cntiprebenoc Dur6bilOlng ser tiir.
tiiden 6rauempelt er5ieIt miro. Man
lit icbt i'm 9egrifi, oen ri6tigcn g8e9
ein3lll1laacn. 9leibt man ibnl trclt
Damn pcroen iid Die 6rii9te oer 9le-
Torlnar6eit ibon in Ger nG6Iien @ene.
ration 5cigen. SIT ood i6on 6ellte
5piiben Coobtern lno Oliittern cin in
Die ghI1cn faaenoer llnteridieo pabr.
ne6m6ar. 0anit Jon ehpa nid)t &C.
iaat icin oaB nidt aub ole dltere
Generation gc6iloete uno geiiiig bod.
lie6enoe tSraien au3inueiien bat. Sd
bralhe nur oui 0ie Glteren S6rift
iiellerinncn 8otmo 9(lie Sanlm g}i.
guar Smnln in0 Senie Sonum bin.
5inucilen. Pile Orei ee66rcn ser Dor.
nebmiten tiirfiiHen @eielic6aft an
lmo mennglei6 oie @r5ic6lng, oie
i6nen 5ut6eil aeworoen lit, iid in ipe.
ieutlid auoercn 6orlnen Doa5ogen
bat ais ehua ole Ser Inn OieIeS jim
aeren Goi6 SoIioeb Sanim ser Ser.
iaiierin OeS SeuOer5romanS n0cr
neue Surau" (ii6cricbt BON 0r.5rieO.
rid SHraOer, GonIianiinopcD, ser
idon oie @ort6cile cines mo6erneu
SduIlmtcrriAts 5ut6cil aemoroen
iinO, 70 oori man oo6 oic 2eiIhmeen
DER 9lclteren nidt unteridGbcn.
GaB Der 4Stop6et oas mei6libe
Clement ni6t 81 Oen groBen ainOern
6eraborideu woIlte, 81 oeuen cs I'M
Sailic Der SSo6rbmoerte ipitcnotiib
gcno6t por0cn it, oaran 1T nid)t 5u
3weiicln. @o6ammcO's erIte 6rau
mar cine umiidtige @el6ditSirolt in
oereu @eihdit Scr Inn piele Sabre
iiingcrc Nlobammeo Dor ieiner Ser.
e6clicbung einaetrctcn por. geic
bod er sic ipdtere 2ebcusaeid6rtin
einiddbte. beDes CT oaourd. oaB er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
OjcgcnluartSlOinug MnO 3nfunftS'
Tragen.

lluter Oicicr lle6eri6rift miro III
Ser oeutic6cn 8eitihriit ~9sa@ridten-
oicnIt fir Grndbrimesfragen" cine
@etra6tng ongeiteIlt, worH eS I'M
ter 9(nocrcnt beiBt:
o9}cbringSwirtbidaftlid nobern
mir ms oem 8uitonOe, wo Der Ser
broltd ieoes @ihselnen an feIte Sber-
grcn5cn oebunoen it, @ren5en Die
gcgeben lino ourM oen auf aopfe
umgcredneten @orrotb bel gleih5ei-
tiger @o6rung Der Grunolo9e Der
@r5eugung. Die 9e6ugsrefte oes
@in3clnen an globrinsSmitteln, Der
llmicng, in oem CT Die Gorrdtbe in
glnipruA ncbnen tonn iino 10 feit.
qelcQt M}enqc lno &reis Oeiien, mas
ser @inseIne an gIobrungsmitteln er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

,9l / = star" Y orltel I'm g.
glm 3O 01ai miro s86e Sap 9iial.
10 Of 0cm Yorf~ na9 Baltimore Der,
ieBt ueroeu, oenn an oem 9l6eno miro
ser .yriors Glrb" Scr 92ctropole in
ser bieIiacn D2uiif.9fa0emie ieinc
PHI Star 8rolic~ gebcu. Ole Ser
aniialiung. 0ei uelMer iait ieoer
ndnnlidle Star, Ger luirflib elm Stor
iit. III Baltimore ioin miro, pcriprid)t
oas groBte S5eatcr- @regniB ocr
Saiiou 81 iciu.
Ga @ai6ingtou nidt alii Der 9iciie.
Moite ser a5riars@ iie6t, weroen
qsrdl0ent g9ilion mo @ottin iid
snr I6siluabmc ali Der 9craultaltng
6icr0cr begc5cu @eriAieoene Niit,
qlie6cr Oes oiplomatiideu Corps uer-
ocn ebcniaQS eupartct.
Ql66oit George 90. Gobau per.
Ipridt Sab 1853 ieiner bciieu 2cute,
qlrtilieu, W}ufifer, Sdn3er, etc., ETC.,
Del ser 8orfii6rlmg mitipirfen iuer.
sen mo Dab Oieie iel6ii oic gr0Btc
imo 6crporragenoiic meroeu miro nit
Sec At IL 3u t6lm 6atte. Iic gIrt Der
@oriiibrrng miro uorIdiiig nod
ircng ecbein ge5olten, iol iid ieoob
ii6er 0rci noIc Shinoen eritrcden mo
@omooie, galett, Oper Gou5ert mo
1Qiniirelt6um in tollent ansgelalie.
men &cigen unIailen.
@eorge Nl. Goban begann feline
96eater.Qailibabu inl anabeualter ais
@ioIn.QSiriuoie, Damn 60rte man BON
i6m ais ,@eds @ao @oD~ 0am nit
@aier, @lutter mo Sdlpeiter ais
aG0e Sour GoDans" Damn ais Star
imo 9lutor BON -11e @o0ernor's
con- Stunning ior 0fiice", n5ort1'
iiDe Rinutcs from @roa0maU" mo
gln0lren.
Sranf SinncD III babel 5eOernoln
icuut i'm, SScoer wciB, wcr 5rant
2inneD nj lm0 mas er tam.
gluorcm 0lad. 3uerlt befannt ais
elmer ser ,Euo Connecticut @udoos"
6aite bcreits In England uuO 9ltiira.
licn oroBe Griolgc 5u ucr5eiHnen.
9ouis Mami, c6emals elm bcrpor'
raacnocr G6afcIpeare Snterpret, Der
iih als0aun ser Ieidtercn Nluie 5u.
monotc mo IN nE6c EeIepbon @irl~.
.95c @irl from @oriS unO tiir5lib
in .E6c @u6ble@ auitrat.
G6arles 8. 9loB graouirtc BON Der
3auoe0iae 9ii6ne NIT uiel slplomb
q(lbert 5pamoing. Der berii6nlte
aneriiauii5e 2iOliH.Giinitler, Wiar
8iamam cbcoem oiiociirt nit 6rau
3i5fe, @eorgc 0lc5arlanc, Der Star
ais .16c Scarf 0'G6e Scatter"
e5anlcs Gor6eit, Der Champion bon
1892 tyreo, glible BON uSit the Grail
1ouioa0D 9cp Doditaoer rnO @eo.
9SrntroIc, Sic bcloniitcn 0lnlilrcIs,
W1cluillc Gais. Reil O'@rieH uno ..
2niulan 0oDle m0 Gigon 0ongber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

81 ibrcn Se65eiteit bon ieincm Ge6tc,
nod anOcre 5rauen 81 c6eliden, fci-
nen @e6raiid ma9te mo crit uad
i6rcm GoOe ieineS Srelnoes aino,
oic iiruge glii1e, beirat6ete. nit
oieIcr 9liide iing Scr gon5e 6rmcn.
iammer an. Genn mGre iie nidt auf
einem &riegs5ug 81 Dem iie Der BRO
pbet nit iib na6m, cineS oerloreneit
@als6anOes luegen oos lie auffinoen
uoIlte, in Der @iiite 5ltriidge6liebcn,
un0 b1tte cS ni6t oomols i1on bole
Sdlier5luigen geaeben, Damn mGre
iiberballpt Oie ean5e @eididte anoers
gefommen. 90 muBte ii6er sic arme
gliihe a6cr Sousorreit imo Ger
Shleier5wang 0er6dngt iperocn, oem
nod mo nod ale iilanitiiben 5rall.
cn oeriiclen. g9ie es Der 9orfoa init
9IiiAe benefit uno iuie es aus an
oercn &oranar9rmenten berporgcbt,
mar cs in Der eriten @erioOe OeS
5llams Ocu 6roueu geitattet, ii9 frei
inter Oldnneru 81 bepegen.
Der 9luirllf 5lm @lau6enstrieg
galt iiir Oen Mauu rpie fir oie 6rau.
Sic ibloB ii6 Dem arieos5ug ais
&unOdr5tin ooer @fIegeriu an. Sn
Dem Seiligen Grieee ser @egenpart
ba6en iih oie 6rauen OeribieOener
8eouinenit1mmc iibrigens gleidfaas
Dem 3ugc Der W}1alner anecIHtoiicn.
9ci Den 0orid6rigen &dmpien i'm
&autaiuS nuteritiibteu 5rolten inO
@ldodeu sic berauriidenOen tiirfi.
ihen Gruppen.
Gie moOerue Siirfiu lit iebt e6eu.
falls om @erf inO 5eiot, OoB iie iih
i6rer @ilidteu gegen i6r @oIf be.
puBt 1T Sdou 5ur 8eit oes eriten
SoltanfriegeS botte lid ein 0aneu.
Gomite OeS 9lot6en Sol6monOeS ge.
6iloet Gs ite6t unter oem &rotef.
torat ser eriteu @ema6ln Oes Sill.
tons mo cine gln3o6l OorHe6mer
Gomcu miOmen oieienl Sie6eswerfe
lore 9rdfte. 0ieiem eriteu Camen-
9omitc 6at iid i'm @inter t9f4-'15
Elm 5peites gemiicbtes enropaiid-tiir-
fildcs @oniite atgeglieOert.
Eie tiirfiide 5rail sur aronfen-
pilegerin 6erou5ubilOen bat ii6 iei-
ner5eit Der c6emolige Oireftor oes
tiirtiiden @lilitar 9e6r SoipitalS,
%roieiior @ieting, ouoeleeen ieiu
laiicn Cine 3iemlid groBe 3o6I illn-
ger 6raueu uuo Wl1oden 5umeiit
Se6rerinnen poreu ieinem gluiruie
geiolgt 9l6er pcnn iib nu6 in per
idieoenen 2asdretten tiirfiide Dc
men 5ur freimilligeu GranfenpfIege
gemeloet 6a6eu rmo lid sort bet6dti-
gen, 10 i6eiut es BOD, BOB oie aron.
fenpflege alS gerllf ser tiirtiiden
Srorl menig liegt.
@inen gllten Grfolg beripridt ser
Geriu6, oie tiirfiide 5rou i'm &oit.
m0 Eelcsrapbenoicnit 81 DermenOen
SIN Souptpoliamte in Stam6ul lulr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Nlit UOer U6nc 5m?

g9ir leien in Ser Spro6ede oes
9lQgemeineu 9euti1en Spra1per-
Gins: ggir bottcn 9eil9 Nfein 6relmo
mO ieiue 6roi ioBen init ms m
aaifcetiid @ir iprohen BON Oenb
popon man jcbt 10 81 ipreden pflegt,
bonn &riege, BON ser 56euerimg unO
BON Oen 9e6ensnitteln y@eiBt oll,"
iaete neiu 6relmo 5u mir, i'd babe
loeben meme SteuererflGrlrng uiffge-
iteat; n6er id tuuBte nidt, Oh ib
ibrei6en ollte; id6 babe @elO oui ser
gnnf liegen o0er 5u liegen g8as lit
eigentli6 ri6tig? @leinc tSrau puB-
tc eS du1 niht Sic meirte, es iei
gan5 glei9giiltig, Of man Iagt SD
babe Elm 9lapier IN Dem 3immer
ite6en oOer 5u iteben." o9as lit Die.
ielbe @ei9idte wie nit euerm Sum
gen neulib,~ fiel sic Sante erreet
cin oin leinem lebten glufiab bat ser
gcidrie6cn: Scr @raf bate leine
Sitter in Solitein 81 lie9en." 9as
o5u" bat i6m Der 2e6rer ais 6e6ler
an9eitriden. 0as perite6e i6 ni1t,
fiigte iie nit drgerlidem aopii6iit-
tcln bin5u. uGoS fleine n5u" bel a6a-
ben" i6eint ia ein re9ter 0udlgeilt
5u iein," mari id begiitieeno Gin
gaber i9 min nod nal in meinem
glnoreien nn1ieben Der peiB in lol-
den Spra6ibpierigfeiteu immer
9iat6~ Sd 6olte iehl Bud rSpraG-
gebralh uno Spradridtigfeit im
0euti6en~ pou meinen S6rei6tild,
mo es immer licet mo las Dor. .Sd-
ben nit 81 oriidt INNER cine gtot6.
wenoigfeit ooer N}0gli1fcit ser auf
oas Su6icft be5oeenen Sonolms
ans, ). g.: SD babe 5u arbeiten, er
bat ni6ts 6u perlieren. ga alio,
iett piiien Mrs, cs miB 6ciBen: id
babe @elo aui ser 9anf lieaen. Denn
bier banOeIt es ii6 I'M cine G6ot-
io6e."