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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17


outdoor shadow boxing, resulted in
his being chased for half mile by
party of well meaning farmers who
wanted to take him back to the asy-
lunl.
May, wearing track toys, was tax
ing his daily workout when the farm.
ers decided that no one but a lunatic
would be abroad in such clohe in
such chilly weather They slipped up
on him while May was shadow-box-
ing, caught him, attempted to per-
suade him by soothing speeches to
80 back to the asylum. May jerked
loose and led the farmers for han
mile At the end of this distance he
pursuers quit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17

Mrs. A. r. Tabor of Crider, Mo.
had been troubled with sick headache
for about five years, when she began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She
has taken two bottles OF them and
they have cured her. Sick headache
is caused by disordered stomach
for which these tablets are especially
intended. Try them, get well and
stay well. Sold by Wilkinson & Co,
Pharmacy, and j. F. Kiedaisch &
Son-Adv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Mistaken for Lunatic.

Tinted Press Leased Wire Service I
ST CHARLES, 80, Jan. 17.-In
arranging the rou.e for his daily road
work today, Bob May, professional
wrestler, chose highway that did
not pass near the st. Charles county
insane asylum. His last run past
there, and short stop to do some
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Chocolate Tcind

Old river men do not think the river
will reach 45 feet here. Farmers and
their families in the low lands are
still holding out and general exodus
will not take place unless the river
rises several feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17

went Immediately to Keokuk, whore
the former submitted to an operation
Late reports state that he is some i'm.
proved.
The new county court met Monday
They are judicial body.
Miss Helen Martin has accepted a
position as stenographer In the law Of
fees Of A. Whiteside and T. l..
Montg omery.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Mumma, of South
Dakota. are guests of ]. G. and J. s.
Matlick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. KIger gave a
delightful party last Friday evening
in honor Of the sixteenth birthday an
niversary Of their daughter. Miss
Marie.
The Hon. James spurse con. Of jack
son. was in Kahoka last Tuesday, his
first visit to the county seat since the
election. Mr.. spurgeon freely nd
mits that 1--WE were licked" and don't
deny that the chances are that it
might happen again.
Rev. q. M. Houchen of Kahoka,
was the republican caucus nominee OF
the house at Jefferson City for chap
lain. Representative J, w. Teel sue
ceeded in getting the I-ahokan that
far. but, of course, a democrat got
the honor.
j. W. McDermott and Mod. Turner
attended the inauguration of Governor
Major at Jefferson City. The former
was one OF the colonels.
Mrs. Harry Martin Is guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Rodman, at
Clinton. III.
George Clough, Of near Wyaconda,
was q Keokuk visitor Monday, the
guest of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright and chill
dren returned Saturday to Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa, after a visit with Kaholla
relatives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
No Fears at Cairo.

aonited Press Leased Wire Service. 1
!. cAlRo, ILL.,. Jan. 17.-Fears of big
Hood from the Ohio river in the
r " section were abandoned today.
Inc river today marked 42.5 feet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Nut Cake
Simply Delic.ou.

~ 1lz,y. ./anet Mckenzie Hill, Ed;toyot
4 ne BosfoS Cooking. School llagaginc
In giving this recipe, Mrs. Hill be-
heves It to be one of the best all-around
cake recipes it has been her good for
tune to make. The simplicity and uni
torn,ly good results will appeal TO every
ho11seruife .l-..-.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Y.W.C.A. NOTES
social Committee.

The meeting OF the social commit
tee OF the Young Women's Christian
Association will be held Monday even
ing at 1870 o'clock to plan for the
valentine party, the date for which Is
drawing nigh. This event is looked
forward to with the most pleasant an
ticipations and It is expected that
some novel features will be intro
duced to interest and entertain the
guests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
soel.ty which Aids Released Prison
3. j. Represented In This
city BY Field Sec
rotary.
su1T AND FIVE DOLLARS
rx.convict Finds Himself With =
Suit and IS and tho Doors Of Or
portunlty Shut Against
Him.

Employment finding for released
prisoners is the first object Of the
Central Howard Association, now
represented in this city by r. A. Hon
man, field secretary.
This association was founded In
chicago by prominent men Of the city
and the scope of its work extends
throughout the central western states.
Permanent Offices are maintained In
chicago.
During the past year the associa-
ton has aided 1912 men and has Sc
cured employment for nearly all Of
them. More than four-fifths of these
exconvicts have made good Rev.
Hoffman has spoken at four churches
and at the jail since he has been IN
Eeokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Committee In Session.

This afternoon at o'clock the
committee appointed by the board Of
directors of the Y. W. 9. A. opened
its session at the association rooms
to transact the business for which it
was appointed, to arrange for the an
nual meeting. At this hour nothing
definite had been done in the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT the Hippodrome.


Three big audiences saw the open.
ing bill at the Hippodrome yesterday
and their enthusiastic applause with
which they greeted each act on the
program, speaks we'll for the efforts
OF Manager Angel to get the best for
his patrons. Fred Harris, in novelty
singing, roller skating and dancing, is
a big hit. Harris is the champion
roller skate dancer of the world and
has a most interesting act. Kate
Fowler, THE Piano Girl" created a
very fvorable impression with her
work and was forced to respond to
several encores. Sherman DeForest
and Company, presenting "A Jay Cir
GUS, the feature act on the bill,
more than pleased the crowds. The
act is a scream from start to finish
and had the house in an uproar at
each performance yesterday. Six peo-
pie comprise the company and are
all clever performers. Latest motion
pictures complete the bill.-Rdv.
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54th Regiment Band.

In speaking Of the 54th Regiment
band. the Herald, at Salt Lake City.
Utah, gave the following, when the
band was on the way to the Elk's big
meeting in Los Angeles in 1910:
THE Iowa train arrived several
hours late and were escorted at once
to the tabernacle where much appre.
ciated organ concert was rendered
them. The band and delegates were
then taken to headquarters and the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
Hiah School Campfire.

The regular monthly council fire OF
the high school campfire will be omit
ted at the regular date, and win no,
be held until the first week IN Febru-
airy. when DR.. Frank NJ. Fuller win
lecture to them on the subject OF
Causes Of infant Mortality In This
Country"
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Read The Daily Gate City, u
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They are ostracixed.

when prisoners are released from
our prisons they find themselves os-
tracized by society" said Rev. Hoff-
man, in talking on the subject, land
before they can find the open door to
an opportunity to live honestly they
ere psnniless and ready to 60 back to
prison.
when an eS-convict seeks employ
nent and he answers to the employers
question that the last place he worked
was in prison that usually settles il,
says Rev. Hoffman, "but we often find
the same aversion to ex-convicts from
the employees. Oftentimes we will se-
cure place for released convict
and employees, finding out his record,
will demand that he be dismissed
Even the insurance companies dis
eriminate against employers of ev-
convict labor and on every side the
released prisoner is beset with diff
culties to his reformation
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A Suit and SIS.

;, ef
Most state prisons give their con-
yicts suit of clothes and five dol
lars when they are discharged con-
tinued Rev Hoffman. although we
can say for Iowa that she gives bet
ter suit of clothes than most states"
me statistics of the society show
that OF eighty-nine men paroled to
me association eighty-two have sue
cessfully fulfilled the parole, that one.
fourth Of the applicants are under
twenty-five years of age, that one
fourth of them have no schoolir
ABOVE the sixth grade and that about
one,half give drink or bad company
as me cause of their downfall.
me society also aids prisoners be-
iore their release, advocates improv-
60 laws for the prevention OF crime
ana to secure better prisons, reforma-
tories and jails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-17
At Her Desk.

Miss Edna O'Harra, general secre-
tary Of The Young Women's Christian
Association, who has been absens
from the association rooms a few
days, assisting in arranging at her
new home, Just completed and now
first occupied, is again at her desk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-31

Tie perifieSenen Irbeits.gl .glusifuiie
Jest ernaunt.

grGiibent Soel 6. Glore Don bsr
fsreibref- aommiiiion bat Die folqen,
ben 4rbeits .4usIhiiiIe ernannt:
aommittse fir Rominationen uni
Wahlen - Daltsr u. aniqbt, Dor.
iiBer; CUTE D. Smitb, 9ottfrieo 6,
ss0hnt.
aommittes fir algemeine 8eripuls
tuna - Cute W. Smith, goriiber
WaIter u. aniqbt. 5enrp +. Goroes
aommittee fir finansislle 4nasle
senbeiten - Walter 7freibcrQ, Dor.
tiger; gbarIes &. Rotb, Hi9olas
Diebl.
aommittss fir offentlifs utiIitdter
- eSohn u. Shinoel. 8oriiBer; Syas
u. Wiliou, sSobn =. SRarer.
Gommittee fir Siderbeitspeien -
SeSames u. WiIion, goriiBer; Soel 6
Glure. 6eurp 60fle.
aommittee 'fiir offsntli6e uno 10
5ialc Wohlfabrt - Samuel .yalauer
9OriiBsr; s}obH II. Sainbsl, 6snri
+. goroes.
aUmmittee fir 0ffentlihe 9erheiTe
ruHqen - Soe! 6. Glore. goriibsr
sSohn 8. Warttportd, :. Ualter Trci
RRet5 Sc 4.
aommittse iiir offsntlifen Diem
uuo itdotiihe 2tnlaasn - Sobn 8
Wardp0rtb, 8orIiber; samuel ga
lauer, Soiepb :. 6dQofpeQ.
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E4iHsnab abrihtsn.

R 10 70 9 q e 80. 80 Stt S9tt 4tttsett 49ttt
rprincipe ii Yiemonte" Don 9enua;
r2uiitauia" bon 2iperpool.
Qb9egangen: nJrieorla Der 9robe"
mad gremen; Baltic nah 2ioerpool.
GiperppoI. 4nget.; rqru6ic"
poH Bolton.
2bgeaangsu: Settle" ua6 gsfo
Yort.
Rotterbam. 2(nget.: .gottsrs
BAN" BON Neip gort.
5am6ur9. Nngst.: .9refoent
2incDln" bon ytetp gort.
Gueenstpnn. 4bgeg.: nOceas
mic" naa gfep gOrt.
SOutb m Q n. 4bgeg.: rauoa-s
nix" nah WontreaI.
30 ton. ansst.: rRapuIi" bon
Rsapel.
Wt ontreul. glngst.: r9irginia"
pon SiDerpool.
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SnudDcon.

gds feline Qunheon beg Srduenperz
ems ner Sritisn Geuti6 prot. Oes
meiRbe (9aItor $. 6aefner) IN pen
it0n ausaeItatteten Shuirdumen ubtt
qeiiern pieber feline 4n3iebungstrdft
daf Giels aus. Die 3a5l Der 8d'te
mar geitsrn nod nett gr0Ber ais an
2 zoe bUrber, urp Die SuHTeH mt THrtn
Gehiitfinnen batten aQe 9dnoe ocl
8u tbun. Dob 2tQes oing pie am
Sfuiirhen. Die 0umen laeiin es lih
unoelecen Tein. tbre 9dite poQauf 5us
friecsn3uiteQen, uno lie ernteu grpBes
Sob fur Die trefflih 3ubersiteten Spetz
fen uno bic freunolihe 8eoisnung.
gQer einmdl an lem Qunheon theiigs.
nommen bat, tplEmt germ tpieoer. 9tIs=
mani ioQte Iih pieIen Ieltenen 8enuB
ertaehen lafIen. 6erren uno 8amen
Iinb freunblitIt bu3u einselaoen. Die
8ur1er erparten tpieoer etnen 9roBen
Qnoran9. !0eute lit Der leBte Tag oes
Qun6eons. Bon II bis 2 llhr pernel
Bic giIhe gebedt Iein. SSiir bsute 'tez
her fFiT6e unb 5aIenpfefier nit Sars
toffelti6bsn auf Der SpeiIetarte.
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Jit er's:
Ter hier gciunnidlte Moroer Charles
Cones anacbiih III Nputreal
in Sait.

2allt elmer geitern bier einaetroffe.
neu Gepeite beiinoct iid mogliher.
peiie Der 5arblae Charles SSone5. Ger
pom Ser bieiigeu GoIi3ei lpesen 3ueier
lRorothateu geiuht miro, bort in
Salt.
Sn Wontreal iiebt eiH 9teger, ser
Ieinen gtamen ais 8Illiam GantpbeQ
angiebt, ieiner Ero3eiiirlutg iuegelr
Der ermoroing zines geuiiien Ghars
les Nuir cntgegen uno Der oortiqe
Goli3einfpeftor Conan iii 81 Ser gln-
iid)t acfonnen, oaB Der angeblife
Campbell nit Dem pon beu 1ieiiqen
gehoroen qeiutten Charles Sores
ioentlih lit. Turh 3uiaa fanen Dem
>Snipeftor Tbotograehien beS Sores
in ole Sauoc lnlb Die frappante sleln'
lihteit. Die Campbell nit sSones fat,
perouIaBte Der gcanlten lid unuer-
3iiglih nit oen hieiigen gehorben ii,
Gerbinburq 5u ieen. Gr miro cine
photographic oes Gampbea hierfer
ienben inb nod Dem Gintrefien Se5
9'iloes miro nit @eitimnttheit feitge-
iteIlt perben fonneu, ob thatidflIid,
Ser in Montreal beiinolihe Moroer
NIT ,Sones ioeittiidl 1T.
Sores peroen bier 8pei Woroe
CUR 9aIt geleat. Die bier Dor orei Sab
rem begansen mlroen. Gr ioll syrcu
CIiper Z. Snit1, ole eiae1thiimeriu
cines aoIthaiIes, an Der Blum, nabe
berGierten Str., oie nit 3erihmeite-.
tenn St)aoeI i'm gett aiiigeilnocn
lpuroe, ermoroet haben, uno auBers
sem miro er audi beIhuloiat, bic
Broitituirte Bertha Gourtilan, oeren
| fopiloie2eife in einem sSangfonal an
ser grenSe bon Rornooo atfgefuu-
ben tpur0e, ltmgebraht 5u baben.
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er su perfdieoenen Walen oas ant
|6es griten Sprchers inne bate nno
or bielt tren 81 benz 8erein alS filr
oieiet bic ldlperen 3eiten onbrohcn
Iuno oaS 51llflein Der Wtitglieocr int
mer aeringer iunroe. Tudoen oann
Ser gseIt Cincinnati 5urnDcrein Elm.
qegdngen NOR, idloB iih Serr Geis
Der alten Muttergemeinoe oes 9toros
Iomerifanlid,en 5urnerbnnoes, Der
Cincinnati 5urngemeinoe an unO
Imnrbe i1r elm ebenio trelles lul0 rib
RIGGS Witglieb, ipie er Dem 8eit Gins
cinnoti 5urnDerein aemeien mar.
9ln ndberen angcborigelt Dillters
ll1Bt Der 3nbingeldieocnc Die grant
aebcitate Satin, tSrnn Coma @eis
ocb. @oeb, nit Ser er i6 Sabre in
ser ocnfbar gliidliditen ghe 9elebt
hatte, ionic slpei ainoer, ipdbreno Elm
Sobn, Subert 8eis, Dem &ater IN
Den Zoo poraltfaegangen lit.
Gie geeroigung finoet am Sams
litaa 9tahmittog Inn 3rpei llbr bon
| Ser Safe 6es Clifton Seig6ts
@cian9pereins, on Der GobS StroBe
aus Itatt, benn Die madere Sdnger.
ifaar mill es iih nidt nebmen loi.
| fen, ibrem fongidhrigen, peroienten
1irigenten Die leBte Gre 81 erpet.
lien. Gie SGnger ueroen lllter Dle:'
| tier g6rgott'5 2eitlnq an Ser 8abre
oes 8ereluigten mehrere Der 8elegelt,
belt angepoBtc Gbore iingen uno oii
ISerren 1r. s. 8. 1Sif, Ser 2eiter Oas
neiltihcn llntcrrifts IN oen offentli.
hen Sd1ilen, Sberlebrcr 6. arumcr
unb Gberlebrer q. 9uedlcr3 meroar
bem 9nhenfen 0es entidlafenen aol,
Ilegen unb ,Sreunoes gtadruie Dio'
linen. lie @eiiebung erfotgt ouf ben
I9eutihen Broteitantiifen sSrteobo'
auf Dem Giue StraBe Berg.
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Serr anapp Dertrat oen Stano'
'blufr, 0aB ourd ein tieferes glus
bringen in oas 8eien Der @ottbe,t,
Dos 0eilen BON aranfbeiten moglih
gemuht lperbe uno iprah Damn 01s
Ganqerer iiber Die Sbdtigfeit ullo
foos 8irfen pom sSrut Go0p, Der
I8riinoerin Der Sefte, Oie aud eIlc
Geibe BON giihern oerfaBt bat, oa-
runter j, ,Scieuce ltn0 SeaItb", ourd)
6eiien 9efture, rpie Der 8ortrageHoe
erflQrte, in3ablIoien 5dQen Shplnos
iudt, 2oco motor 2Ltnria, arebs urO
Iouoere aranfbeiten gebeiIt por0en
finn
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Gesun auf bic Gteuerfrage, ruureen
nit riefigen 8eifaa aufgenommen.

gesua ouf bic gieuerfrugs, purnen
nit riefigem 9eifra dufsenommsn.
u +
9(ri beutiaen Ibenb finbsn bic fol-
aenbea republ:taniifen 8erIdmmlilr.
gen itott:
Medlenburss 5aGe, llniperfitD
Qrenue nnb 5ighlanb Qpenue: yor.
Tiger Charles 90. 5uni6s. Hsbner:
ginter F. 9. Griegel, u. 8. WsorriQ,
Sonaro 1erris unb 5rant 81. Gus
tpeiler.
2treoln uno part Qpenue: gDrz
fiber Ssnrp 80. 5ig9ins. Reouer;
Riftet r. g. Gpiegel, Rtdter Dapir
5apis, 6. 6. Martin, u. 8. 8eatp
Gr. 6. u. Gornifb uno gtep. 8. W
6roi).
0il uno Wdrtin Strabe. gorftter
&c UtuelIn. Rebner: Billtam 5horn:
fpfe, pdul .. eonnelp, 5rant 800
Der uno gbar.es Groom.
Wcbe unb Gutter Strube: gor.
Tiger Or. y. 5. eoot. Tepner
Wafts. 90. Sfoenle, 8eor9e SO
grai!, 5reb 6. 8efelmdnn unb Sp1r
U'. Scblier.
Sutboffs 6lde, price 6iQ. 8or
fber Ran Us. soiIenbranb. Reonsr
2;e,ter r. 6. 5piegel, 5bomds g
goaue, Cigar R. SOhniOn uno 9
2. Wooomdnlee.
4rmorp Qpsnue uno 1ublsn Ctr
s'orIibsr 6enrp Stt. Rebner: So6r
Galpia, Ddfter 90. S6oeule. 2oui!
/ 81. gIinf unb CharIss 90. Batter ir
Wphopt place. goriiter BilItun
1ohrenbrud. Rebner: ai6tsr s. 9
Spiegel, Sobn Cabin. Diaiar
1tornbpt. urp paul g. Rooer.
Spring 9rope 4penue unb g6am
6ers Strabs. 8crfiber o}eIie Mc0or
a'e; Reoner: Schn galoir, Wilfian
sserone auerB, Diniam 9hornbpt
unf Irunt 5ooper.
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ySahreuo oes SolSatcnlpieles per
lest.

osnr aetts StraBen SoIpital er.
tern Ger 13 Sabre alte Mar Holen.
itod, bon GO. 941 Gid,nouo Ctr,
elmer SduBmuroe inn 9enit. lpeld)e
er iidl am 20. Sftober beim SoIDa-
ten Spiel 3u5os. 8ie Dem Sore
ner n1itaetbeilt muroe, fano eiu nln-
qcrer 9rlloer inter alten 8erdtbe!i
in ser Hahe Der elterIihen 2pbmuug
Elm altcs @epehr. Gin dlterer Sun.
Qe nuBte iidJ cine Batrone 81 Der.
idafien, nit nelfem oaS 8elpcbr
qclaben murbe. 9eim Spiel Der
anaben entluo iih oos 8erpebr ourd)
einen 6is6er ridt aufgeflurten Inn
itano uno traf Die augel ben Wtar
Roienltod in oaS 8enif. moonrt'
Ger Hidennirbel uno Otarf perleei
puroen. SSn Dem 3eitroum bon IL
Sageu befano lid ser al1abe III balt
belpuBtloieu 3uitanoe i'm aendunter
Soipital. Coroner Soertneper ptrt
einen SuqueIt in oieiem Sale ab'
halteu.
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SiebnGble.

Glort 5urner bon go. SO
9rpdbpap tbeilte Der Boliaei nit, oaB
ibm Elm unbetannter Iieb aus ieinem
3immer sinen an5us, Stiefel. &Ieioerz
fofFer fotpie 0epoliteniheine i'm ge-
ttaae bon $15 entipenbet bat. Der
geitoblene beaifiert ieineu Geiummtz
perluit uuf $40.
- sSn elm leeres 5aus, pcldes SO.
6. 8iron bon go. 1889 Sirpn Npenue
oebDrt, bruhen Diebe elm uno snttpen.
ceten ben WaHermsiIer unb 9letrDhs
ren. Der ShubeH piro auf $50 an
le1eben.
- Durh Nufbrehen zines Seitsn.
lkniters perinaffte iid sin GinbsHe,
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Seuer.

mattoon, sa., 80. Oft. glda
renee 4ltes, elm Yrebman, unb gbars
Les sobniton, Elm SbriftisBer on elmer
biefigen 3eituns, tamen frih am Wlor=
gen in sinem Sseuer ums 2eben, tpelhes
bas aoitbaus, in nem iie fhliefen. aers
itOrte. sic rparen augeniheinli6 am
Rouh CrIttdt. ebe oas 5eusr ihr 3ims
mer errei6te.
anorotlle, pa., 30. Sft. Cine
5eusrsbrunIt 3sritOrte bier am 8ona
nsrItog brei3ebn @eihoftspldge uno
sebn DobnbduM, fpoourt Elm 8erz
Iuit bon unsefdbr 500, 900 oeruriatr
tpurbe. 8as Jeuer tam in oem EIeiz
oerIacen bon WsaS 5eIomaH gum
4usbra1.
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l2utritt au Der ct. Murtini air6e uno
entrpenoete ben SSn6alt Der 4rmenbiih.
ie. 3esqleihen Dur6tpiiAlte Der Bur-
ihe Die Satriitei, bod tpirb bort nt6t5
nermiBt.
- 8erqebltd perfuhte Elm unbe.
tonnter 0teb Elm Seitenfenfter Der
anstten GtaQe Der Wobnunq BON SO.
Ispb Hoooodt, Ro. 5305 Gaitern 4bc,
nue. 3u erbrehen. Der @inbreher
iheint BET Der Qrbett oeit0rt fpproen
au iein.
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Gbriitian Seicaee.

sn Ser Rliiifbalie bielt geiterlt
slbeno Serr gIiB anapp, Elm aeit-
alieb oes pgonro OF 2eetiireibip Of
She Motber eburf, Ihe 5lrlt Gburh
oi Gbriit. Scientilt" aus Bolton elmer,
gortrae iiber Die sGbriitlide Sells
tpiIienihaft. las 5iemlih 5ahlreld)e
Eublifum folgte Den susfiibrunsen
hes 9ortragenoen nit GROCER slaI.
|meriamteit,
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Sener.

- Sine Nn5abl 9naben feBten qsz
tern 4beno Die Sribiine oes 6artn.l
GaQ pdrt in grano uno Die 3Seuerz
nebrer BON 6arttpeu unb CARTHAGE
ndrben aIarmirt. Der Sdaben mar
rur unbebeuteno uno piro nit $40
Qnge9eben.
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RIsiae Rpli3einaAri4ten

- 9urA 1etettips tpuroe Der Res
der gtl6ert Worton, % Sabre aft, aus
Qouisniqe. &n., perbdftet uHo beIhulz
bigt, ein cSuItiafliihtltug su iein.
Worton ipa anqeblid BON Der SSnoiana
Reformanitolt geIu6t rsrosn, oa er
Ieine Qarole perlebt bat.
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QotQl /. geridt.
1ofalsYOlitii6es.
1ie repnblifaniid)e Sampasne luiro
Eamiiaa gbenb an Der We.
YRidcm Mpe. II. @alnnt.
Ctr. smm AbidiuR
fDmmen.

Die rspublitaniite aampusne tpirb
cm Gdmitaa abeno nit einer Uluilens
perlammluna unter offenem 6immel
gum 4bIhIuB gebraft peroen unb
stpdr an Der areusuna Der U2eUilden
apenus nno Walnut Strabe. no be.
reit5 In friiheren esabren bic ShluB.
perTdmmlunaen Der aumpaane itattae.
iunoen baben. Die Hebner oes 4benos
iperben Gr.Wapor Or. Gouis Shipa6.
3ihter +. 9. Spisaei. Walter Ut.
Shosnls uno Der ehemaliae Staotan.
malt Gb. 9alaro iein.
Der 0erfammluno fpirb Gin Ron.
seri foipie Elm llmsus beg gouna
Wen's Blaine Club. oes Spieael sSirit
8pters Club uno onberer Stubs pors
anfaeben. Gieier llmsua tpiro iit an
Der 4hten uno 0ine Sirabe formiren
rnb barn burh bic folaenoen SiraBen
rilnrifiren. In nsr 4dlten Strage
aur Race. sur Siebentsn, sur Walnut.
sur iiinften, sur 9ine Strubs. sur
gine SiraBe, sur Wcmiden 4penue
uno aur Wdlnut Strabc.
!Scrr @aIter ~ Sd,oenIe, Ser re.
publifnniihe aan6i6at fir Stnntar.
malt, ipar eeitern elmer Der Reoner
in Ser republifaniifen YfaiIenoer.
iammlltng i'm alms Soiel aui @al.
mt Soills uno feline abIolit iadlifl
gebaltenen silisiiibrimgen luiiroel
nit rieiiaem geifall beariiBt.
Serr Sd,oenIe trat III eriter 2inic
fir Die beioen 9onoausaaben elm,
iiber meld)e bic 3abler am fonnten'
Sen Iienltag gu entideioen baben
tueroen. Die gonoausaabe ue',
$500.O0 5ar ssertigitellltne oes nett
eli itooiiiden Soipitals uno Die
gonoausgobe bon 100000 iiir Die
Ghoiiuna zines S5od,orndfuaiierip'
items gum beiieren Sd)nB gegen oic
sseiiersaeiabr. Serr Sd,oenie er'
fIarte ieinen 3uborern. oaB Sieiss
Sodorndipitem cine abioIuie Qoib,
irenoiafeit Iei nno ieoer Stiinmgebar
oober fir oieie ausaabe itinmen foil.
te. Gcsgleihen beiiirluoriete er Sis
gonOousgabe fir 0as Soipital. oas.
,rie er beruorhob, imter repnblifani'
idem Resime begonnen iporoen let
iin6 ohne israee tpieoer inter repli'
blitoniidem 9tegime poIlenoei iperoer
miiroe. Die aegeniuoriige aomini
iiration iit, ipie Serr Sdoenle be
merfte. benz SoipiinI nift icbr pobi
geiinnt. uno bat oieies bel 5abIloiei
Delegenbeiten flnr beipieien.
ssm Deiteyen 0erlalf ieincr aus
iiibrungen beinbt iif Serr SdoenI,
nit Der Ginnn5lase Der staot nm
iiibrie aus, oab Die eegennartige slb
miniiirnticn nit ihren etpigen Bomb
nusgoben tbnti1dlid, i'm gcgriif tie
he, cine ssinansfriiis iiir bic Stao
al periirinGen. ssm eriieu Sabre ee1
aiint'lhen gbminiIirntion wllroei
fir cine WaiIlion Collars nlchl
Bombs ansaegeben. ais I'M eritel
ssnbre Der ghpab'ihen aonliniItra
ton nno in ben iotpeit perfloiiene,
neiin Wonnten bes lauienoen ssnbrei
iinb idon fir $500. 600 nebr Bombs
pernusgabt norben. aIs i'm slueite'
sssnbre oes sdltrab'iden Resimens
Menn bicie Non0ousgnben 10 fort
1niiern, 10 pir0 ieIblt cine erira
Gteuerniilnge nid,t mehr seniiger
Inn bic ansgoben fir Die amortiia
tion unO bic 3inien 5u begleiheu
0err EmoenIe anb onber Der geacn
ip1rtiGen M0miniitroticM ben Mntb
fir bic 9ufiinft nit He3ag ouf Wonb
ousoaben tebutjom porsuoeben.