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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Sal ala Shrcnanit.

@r-Gr1iioent gHiQiam SoDoro
Soft mar gciicrn Der @6rengait im
@larplono.Gmb BEL einem gldh5en-
Den 6eIteiien, ons Serr @iaiam u.
ylar6lrg gab Die Ebeilnebmer be-
ltonOen ans Sen 6efannteiten sOi1n-
nern oQer Bernie 9lub ouBer 9al-
ilmorc' maren oiele onoere Stoote
our6 @GIte pertrcten. gte6en &rn.
Naft mar 0r. gSuiom s. S9el6 BON
Ger So6ns Sopfins-llniOerIitdt @b-
rengait BON Serrn W2arburg. S1on
Ger @npiong oes @r-Grdiioenteu, Der
9cgen 6 ll6r 9lodmittogs geiterr
9ler eintraf, bepieS Die Eopularit1t
mo @eliebtbeit DeS iriiberei o6erIten
Veomtcn Gr 6egab iid) iofort llacb
@errn Marburg's &ans, 9lr. 6, DIT
vooer- StraBe, lm0 6lie6 BORT aud
our gloMt Gos Giien begann I'M s.
el)r 9l6eno. GS iin0 Oo5u grobe
Sorbercihmqen getroffen morocn lln0
gerrli6e 9lincnorrongementS mad)-
sel oas 8citelien pobl 81 Der ge-
l~moduolliten @eronltaltnng in pic
zen So5ren. Gos @iien fano i'm britt
zen Stcd oeS Glubbaihes iiutt, Die
glnolllfii6rcnOe Ereppe mar nit gro-
Bem Scic6id nit %almcn mo Gopf-
tl'an3en 0ei6miidt; Die Gorballe
n'lo Der GBioal moren in cine cpijiis
9pn0e 9ranolonOiAait pcrponoeIt,
ooB oieie llmgc6lng audi groBen
C'llluB mif 0ic gcnlit6licbe lSr0b-
S'Wteit OeS glbenOs 6atte. Sin ion-
q,CrooreS 3uiammentrefien lit cs, baB
a2of am ielben Gage Oeriel6e @alt-
Heoer oeniel6en @6rengaIt 6atte, ino
Tvr 5lueite Gbrengoit onG cin Sop.
',.'''S'Yroieilor mar. Gor iie6en Sab
Ssu 9ab Serr @illion 9l, Nlarburg
TVl'l oonoligen Grie0S. Sefrctdr @il.
.~n ssu'n $. Gait umo Dem Gr. @iQiam
SS'er ein Diner @elteru por an
~ E'ele OeS Or. @iQiam CSler ou1
Sa9, l rsSiliom~ aelaOen. @S lit mobl
E.!.i EIsltei, OaB man. 10 Oiclc ,@iaiamS"
Oe'iommcn 6utl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
9cntiddca gGcatcr.

u9luatol" BON SNuibler lm0 nSou-
6enlcr1e~ bon g9ilOen6ru6 fir
Oie udbftcu 6ciocn @aiiipieIe Der
NSrpiug @locc S6eotcr-@eiellidoii
BON 9}cm 9orf ouserie6en. II
9crii6nter @ait ruirft ou 6ei0cn
9lbenoeu nit.
.9lnutol,1 9liiipicl bon 9lrt5ur
Sdnibler, lmO Sic &oibcnlcr6e"
&om6Oie, BON Gruit pon@ilOenbrud,
mcrOcn 6ei oen ndNiieu beiOen @alt4
ipielen ser SSrpina %lacc Sbeoter-@ei
ieQi@oit, jpelNe am II. lmo 10. rs.
@lts. III }fbaugbS Ebeoter itattttl-
ben sur 9luffii6rmg gelaugcn.
Tie 9len0enmg Der Stiide muroc
not6meuoig Oo 3mci Der &oipt-@lit.
mirfenocn in Sen uripriinglid IN
g(lisli6t gcuonmcnen &erfen pl0b.
lIcb ldlpcr ertrdntt ltlO
0ic 9}ep yorfcr @ditc entid0oi.
gen ins o6er mc6r ais binreibeno
iuOeni iie sen 6erii6mten Sonpipani
@uItup MalOau (9oron RnnmeD
rel6er SIR 3eit in g}elc yorf ais
@aIi ouftritt nit nod bier bringsn
GieIer eniinentc &iinitler, melder in
Gcuti6lonO am f0nigli1en SGolt
ipiclbouS in W}iin6eu engagirt 1T
miro in 6ciOcn Stiiden Die nldnnli
die SauptroQe ipielcn- 9oltimor(
matt oaluit sic 9efountld)oft eineS
ser 0r6Bten noOerucn Oeltl6en
S6aliipielcr Ser @cgctnport.
9eiOc sir Goritenlng gelonaenoen
@crfe Iino 6cm06rtc 9iepertoirc
gtiidc Ser critcu Oeutibeu Sii9nen
mrlde out6 bier i6rer %irfuna liHcl
icin Oiirftcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
S3lattcrn gruIIircn iutitcr.

Smon5ig neuc 9latternerfranfungell
in Ser oeriloiienen @obe dnoe-
meIOet. Ger Sanitdts 9e'
riAt ii6er sic ueriIoiienc @o@c
0ie Eooesraie b06er olS III
Der aleidlauienOcn Sso9e OeS
@oriabrcS
9latteru greiien meiter I'M lib,
trotoem Die Scnitdts- -Seantcn lner'
miiOlib t6diig iinO mO weiter fort'
fo6rcn 3pongSimpiunoen an S1il1s-
merften, in Sogir66licrn im0 III
S1iiIsbanboien por5inebmen 81
Der perfloiiencn @o6e wurOen 3man'
sic 9lntternfrQnfc mO lnebrere Slnt"
tern-Seroddtigc nob ser QuaraHta'
nc ge6roht.
Saut Dem SenitGts-9cridbt itarbea
IN Der lebteu @ocbe 2l5 %erioncn
9eaen 236 in Der 0leimlaIieuoet
SsObc OcS @oriabrcs, 257 in 1912
mo 2t7 in 1911.
Nie 1quptidAlicbTtcu GooeSuria'
den moren: E0p6us !, Sniluen5u 2,
&eubbnlten 9, 0ipbt6eritis 9lm-
aenlbwinolubS %, &rebSleioen 8,
S9looIlnB >, NcraiAIaa 30, &ron-
DitiS 6, Srigbt'icbe 9|ierenfront6cit
10, Giorr5oc Gutcr , &o6rcn) .,
Sllgcnleine SdmdHc IA, &cruahldi.
Iiouna T. 9IItersidwG6c 3, Scl6i-
moro 4 S@arlabiic6cr 4, lluidac
6, Sln9cncnt5iinouNg 50.
Wis geborcn uuroeu 1G7 wciBC
pnO GA 9'e0erfuOer ongcmeloet; 13l
warcu m0nnIiGen uno 81 pciblobeu
@ci6ledts.
9ln neuen 6GIlen bon onitedcnocn
Granfbeitcn iulrOen anQen1cl6ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
NcmlIAe etnat2annch6riafeit.

~-NA~ItJA
0ie Geitimnnn9eu Oes om +. Ga.
nuor IN &roit aetretencu ueucu
@eietcS. ScOcr Giugemonocrte
ioatc oaa 9Iad5iolocnoc ioraidltig
i'm @codHtnB bcbalten.
9lu I. Sonuar 1914 lit OaS 6is6c.
rige Oeutibe @eie6 iiber Die 0lei6S
mo Stoatsongc60rigfeit bon 1870
our9 Oas Reids. umo StaatSouae-
barigreits &eicb pom y. Suli 1913
crieet woroen. @lcid5citig lit ein
@eicb in aroit getreten, Oos pi6tige
9eiiimnuu9cu ilbcr Die Griiilhmg
Der gSebrpflidt ent6dlt.
Glird Oas eritgcnanntc @eiet
miro in95eionOere Ben gSimiceen bic
Ter inn 9(uslanOc le6cnOer Ceutiden
unO e6cmoliger 0eutidrn cntipro-
den inOem cs Oen %erluit Scr
&eihSange6ori9feit cridmcrt, oeren
@ieoereruerb ober erleiAtcrt. Die
nelen Goricbriitcn ii6er Sic g9c6r-
pilidt lollcn Dor SlQen Oen 9lus.
lonOs0eItiden Die @riiilllng i6rer
nilitdrilden @fliHten erleiAtcrn
mO ibnen OaOur6 Die 9ei6e6oltimg
Der 9ie6songe60ri9feit crmogli6en
mel1e fiinftig BON ser Grfiilimg ser
@e5rpili@t o66dngig gemadt miro.
Illrd 0os ncle @eieb piro 3u.
naHit Oie Goridrift beieiiigt, nad ser
Geiitife, bic iicb 10 Sabre lnilnter-
6roGen inn 9luSlonoe oui6ielteu ibre
Staatsongc60riqfeit rcrlieren io.
fern iie ii6 liiHt I'M 9eiite bon Sci,
mot1spaperen 6efinoen ooer ben
2oui Ger 5riit 0lrd Gintroslng in
Oie Glatrfcl cineS oeutihen @onin-
lats lnter6reHen. Gas netc Veieb,
gc6t oaoon aus, OaB Ger |erllit Der
Observation-Disclosures leOi9liH ourb
llnlitdnoe ber6eigeiiIbrt meroeu fam
Die Sen &illen ser 9et6ciligten lei
nem &oterlonoc uiGt longer onSu.
oe6orch Ocutlic6 erfenncn lolicn.
Gicier gSilIc fam dbcr nidt ans
oriidlid crilGrt werOcn Oclmc6r 1c.
niigt Elm %crboltcn OaS nit Dem
itootsrcdtlidcn &er6dltniB sum 90.
tcrlan0e lIldlt 5u ocreinigcu it, "a.
gcr gebt Die Stootsonge60rigfcit
al1 oerloren Onrh 0eu Griperb elmer
ouSldnoiideu StootSouac66riafeit
mo onrd oic 9ticbtcriiiMmg scr
g9e6rpilidt.
Die GrfiIlling ser g9e6rpilicbt lit
ncucrid in niebrioher 6inliht er.
leidtert moroen. Gttmol lit oie3obl
Der i'm 9uSlonOc sur @ornobmc BON
llnterincbrnacu @liIitGrpiIihtiger cr-
nGdtigtcn 9ler3tc Oouerno oernebrt
lporoen 9lQc IN 0en Ser. Stoatcn
Gonooo, Wlerifo. Nlittelomerifa mo
g2ciiinOicn lc6en0en Icuiihcn f0ns
neu licb ouBcr Del Dem 9Ir5tc etneS
in ibrcr 9}Gbc 6eiiuoliten ocuticben
&riegSiAiiicS noc6 i6rcr gSubl sur
llnteriucblmg itellen in 9lew ylorf.
Chicago, Cincinnati, aouiaS Stu,
&biloOelp6ia, Sou Sron5iseo, Seutt.
lc, Ct 9ouiS, ct. &ad 1lontrcal.
Soronto, @inuipeg. 9iuBeroem ino
sic oeutidcu &oniulotc mmmebr er.
mddltigt. bic iid OauernO in ibrcnl
QmiS6cjirt allf1olten0en Wlilltdrs
pilCttigeu 6iS 5u elmer @eianlmtoou.
er non bier Sobren 5nriid 81 itellcu.
Sn0lih cnt6dlt OoS nene 9ieids.@li.
litdraeicb cine Grleihiermg inoenl
ciuem Nlilit0rpilidtigen mter I'm;
itduoeu Die Scirciug bon Der afti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Die %oli Spieler wer0cn oielc
gsoc6c i'm 9hlOitoriim E9catcr in
.E6c Eropcling Salesman" cine
GonI6oic aus ser 6cOer Ocs 9iibucn-
idriitItcacrs cSdmcs ISorbeS ollltrc'
ten. Cos Stiid lit dllBerit intercliant
aei6ric6eu, reid an Sumor rno
mcui6libcm Sutcrciic lnio bcricblt
iiemolS oie 3u66rcritoit 81 cnt'
5iideu. Seine Scenc III 5ii6i6cr &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

S1ulOcniilglmgs 6ecr in Der Ocut.
iheu refornirten SymmanuelS.
Stride. GnoIiic6e @ciperSlu
oodt in Scr 3ions.&ir1e. Gar
oiuoI @i66ous tritt 6elte iciue
id6rIidc Seiudsrciie uud Dem
Siioen ons
Sine iogenonnte SduloentilgilngS-.
,Seier bat @oitor 8. 9. @emer, Der
SeeIiorger ser Oeutiden refornlirten
Sn1mouuels-Girbc an ser @dc BON
Saratoga nnO Sc6roe0cr-StraBc,
iiir 6cute arrongirt 0ieiel6e begiunt
nm 10 ll6r 8ormittogS. Sin inte.
reHante5 &rogranm lit porbcreiiet
iporOcn. gln 9lbenO mtrO Gin cugli-
icber @ottesoienit acbolter ser INN
745 ll6r ieinen 2lniang nimnt.
3ion5 STRIDE.
%oItor Suliis Sofnoru miro
5euie in ser Oeutiheu 3ions-&ir6e
an ser g}orO.@ap StroBe md6reno
oent &ormiitagS @ottesoienit Der nm
l0.45 ll6r 6eginnt, ii6er Die @lei1-
niIie 3: Ser S6ob I'M 9lder" preoi.
gen. Sm @emcinoebollie iinOct um
5 ll6r 9}a6niita9S cine Geiper-9ln
oabt itatt. &oitor Soinoun miro bel
Oeriel6cn iiber rG6riiius mo ieiue
&ereini0una@ lmO ii6cr 0@liittcr
EeniionS.9 .9ia" iprec6en.
GreicinigtcitS -&ir6e.
&o1ior g. 3. Sterger pre0i0t 6cute
in ser Delltic5en llt6criicbcn Grciei
uiGfeits-&irHe wGbrcno oeS &ormit
togS 0otieSOcuites, Ser mn 12ii ll6r
beginnt iibcr 0os E6ema Sic 9lr-
mutb Seiu". gahmittogs lA3 ll6r
lit Sonntogsi6ulc, I'm 3 llbr Der
iommeIt lib ser Srouenoerein Scr
@emeiuOe 5li elmer NionotS &crlanlm.
lung 9l6enOs rs ll6r preOigt 9a
itor Sierger iiber sen &ompf nit
Ocm &erilbcr~. Sc0cn 0}ittpod
9lbcnO Inn rs ll6r mcrOen pdbrcuo
ser SSoiteu5eit 9Soiiion5-9lnOadlen &C.
6oltcn iucrOeu Sic Gonfirnanoen.
alolie periommeli iiG regeImdBia ,om
Nlouiog nn0 6rciio5 Hccao
GurOfnaG rctit mad Ocm
Siiocn
Cardinal @i66onS oerlGBt 6citte
9(bcno lmt9 ll6r Baltimore imo tritt
in 9eglciting OcS Gr-&on5lers =. G,
@opon ieine anid6rlibe @rbolun0S
rciie no6 g}cip-GrleonS an. @Gbreno
icineS 9lufeut6altes I'M SiiOcn lit Ser
air6euiiirit Der @oit icineS @rtoers
So6n Z. @i66ons PIN 8. Wl0r5 6dlt
&otcr @opon mii Griu6en Ser 50
hun6n9 Sitter" Oon 9}em-CrleonS et
nen @ortrag ii6er oaS Gbena Ser
cardinal Inn Gonclop~ &ater @apan
legt 6clte oaS 9lnit ocs @ou5Iers Der
Gr5oo5cie nieOer unO oaiiel6e iiber-
ninnt &oter Stidncp, Der bisberige
siilfs @eiitliHe ser &otbcOrale. Gas
Gon5lcyomt bcflcioete Safer @oOon
- Sabre lana. Gr ii6ernimnlt nod
9liidfebr bon Der 9lciic 0oS Seelior
1eromt Ser Scr5 SEN Stride in Boi6
ingtcn 9. s.
@ei Dem @otteSOierilc in ser Go-
i6cOralc, ser beute &oruitiog INT
# ll6r 6eginnt, miro Der Cardinal
preOigeu. m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

,Nne Go0," cine Tromaiiiirllng
BON Glinor @lpun's 9}obeae 0eS qlci.
den 93omcns, gelongt Oieic gSodc i'm
,Golonial E6caier" 5lr 9luiiiibrung.
SIS 6uuoelt Iib in oieiem Nromo I'M
sic @eicbidte Der 2icbc Oes aroupriu-
3cn bon SorOolio fir Npol, cine
omcrifauiidc Grbiu SSrl 6oge Guiid
miro ole Goac Der Scroinc mo &ic.
tor Gut6erlouo Die Oe9 %oul iibcr-
uc6nien. llnter oen auocrcn Shan-
ipicleru 6eiir0en iid: Sad ". Seipis,
N1ilton 9romlcD, &oO @lortlrcI s..
g. Wliaer. @cor0c u. 9uGonaL sSil-
liam @. Sale s. g. Tonncilp Sim
Goncr, Ein GoOp. Selcn Is. SSil-
ion, Gotta 9lofc, sSciiie N'. 9oa, 5lora
@iuen, glo0ic @piicin unO SoniS s..
Sorn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Gas 0iitneraiaen ccbne iii ooriiber @ub.
neynuqen, Qibncronocni0mer8e ullo GMuelell
ocs Gle sVess.it" uppniicrcf @eroefen Sie
Die G0crcrcen mtlufer Bilnirr iciioer Cal
bclL ole W uusbrcien uno ste 3cbcn iuuno
mourilfqc pie uri Die Sn0ncrauoen briidcn.
bcr0eiien Gle 9leiicr N0icrmciicr Gnetcn mn
bic @eid0rcn Der 9luioer0iiiinQ iopic civ
h porlcbien mo Die 9pparoie mo @ci0ure.
ole bic NiibneranqcN ilnr iWlimncr mGGcn.
,@clc.it" toni bcm 6.cii6 uemal5 peb uer
iuqi uCmu,S.
,.Wct5,it" iuiro bon aucn glpoibclcrn ucr'
lnuit 21 0cn!s Die Slaithe ooer orcli pcrs
ionct bon IS eaurercc q 60, GDcnno
(Mr5f9lpri2 Nlai2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

llno orobt dud nod ser Ninter;
Seut idrciben mir Sen eriten WRdrj,
gol0 miro cs ntd gelinoer.
Ger fiir5e Sonsprrit Se6rnor
Sofs 6euer toll getrie6en,
&rum6einiq, pie er INNER mar,
Olo6t i1 i'm gor nidt lie6en.
Gas alteSpri6iuort 6leibt 6alt wo6r:
oSSe trimmer oeito icblimmerl"
Ger 6ebruar 6riugt Diel @cfabr
ghriridtig lit er uimmer.
@otilobl MN QuGlt CT ms nidJt
lne6r,
@er miro au6 Inn i'm meinenl
Ser Widr5, Der freie, 5ie6t einber
Sic SOME miro nun ideinen
llno fommt ouh bin un0 ga noh
cSroit,
@ern IGBt man ii6'S geioGen;
9olo gibt es pieoer Srii6lingsfoit,
Nlon bari ms Crime woQen.
Gie lie6en @eil6en 6lii6en balO,
8 Ser3. mas miait on fIogen?
@cnn crit ser 6rii6lingsrnf eriballt
9onn Oorfit Ou nimmer 3ogenl
@o6l gi6t IS nod Der Stiiruc OieI.
Gas fam man nicbt oermeiOen;
Ger Srci6eitSfanlpf lit bolt feiu
Spiel.
g9cr lie6en mill, mlB leiOen.
0ie itorren 6sIieln 6redep niGt
Ga muB Sen aonIpi mon ipogcnl
Ger Shtrm. Der QQe aetten 6titbt,
@ia aucb eiu 80rtlen iogeu
0ie @iben 3ittern IN Dem @olo,
@ilO fcgt es in Dem E6olc;
God morte MIR, ipic 6nl0, pie bnlo,
3ie6it OH i'm 6rii9lingsitra6Ia!
Sin ncucs 9e6en mect 0idD ollt
g9ic oicl on oildb geiraqen;
9Iimm mn gctroIt Ocn Sharm IN
&oui
9ol0 i6weigcn nuc GloGcn.
9}icbt o6nc Stiirme foun'S 0cidabn
Eief muB OaS Serj er6eben
SD bab cs iauienOmo 9eie6'n
eSn mciuem Gr0enle6en
Ger Shirm mar ia mciu Better
Srelm0;
90 Mills erS oud 0cfric6en,
"a Ierute i'd, wer 8relmo uuo 6ciuo,
gscr mir nod treu oebIie6en.
Gu iei gegriiBt, Ou freicr @|dr5,
Wlit Ocinen ruil0en Goiehl
Oh nabeit nibt nit 2ltit unO SGer5,
@lit iiiBem Sie6esfoien.
Gem 6rii6ling ebneit Ou Oie 9o6n,
Gie @internodt muB peihen;
&m Shirm ge6it Ou uns Oorou
Sos lit Oeiu Sicges5eiden
y ie0teit otsoieraai3a @eltl "
~lorih it's an aaen @nOcn;
Ga iireitcu iic Inn 9lut imo @cIO.
@onu mag ser 8intcr euOen?
ga rii6men le Sen 6rieOcnsgott
Sn iolbltngSpollen Mortenl
Sic QroBen @oufler treiben Spott
Sel6lt an 0eS 9empePs Yiorten.
Die @cItgciditbte fennt mon ntbt,
@|on 0enft oucb niht ans Stcrben:
Ger NlGr5ihlrm bait einmal @erid]t
% mlB Der @lau5 Oerfdr6en.
%enn crit Ser Shirm Oie gSclt Ourb.
fegt,
ySc miro Oo 9laes 6reden;
Ger Soft Der oilh Oen 9lermIteN
trG9t
Siro Monden i1uloig ipreGenl
q. 4. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
2eonarO gEilIOn's GrbIaaft.


Glrdl Ocn pl0bli6cn 600 Orcier
lnOcr6eirat6eter Gcttcrn i'll all 2co'
uaro &ilion GrdIiOcnt ser u@illon
@'anifochuing GompauD0 in @toant
@olbin9tou Gin @rlnobeliB in
@n0lono bon 6eird6tliHem &eri0e,
0ciollcn, Gr licqt i'm 2eicctcr Gom.
to mo fommt bon Nerrn @ilion'S
peritor6enem @ater. Sr @ilIon
id5rt i'm @}Gr3 nod Guglono mn re-.
geircdlt Den 8eiib Oe5 @rnoltildes
ou5ltretcu un0 lit jcbt idon nit oea
Rciicoorbcreihngcn beidaitiqt. ST..
%ilion mar irH6er &ri0at-Seireidr
Oon Cir &cnrD @'. St1nleD Dem
perii6mtcn 9lirifo.Goridlcr lpater
N}ilit0r- 0r-Sefrct1r oe5 Generals So-
iepb @beeler mo Scfretdr Der Gom-
miiIion Oie ouf Dem ShladtfelOe
uonSaitiaao 5liammeutrat mo iiber
oie llcbcrao6c Ocr iponiicbcn Armee
oer0nuOeIte. SSu ser Shlatt BON
San &uan bat er ii@ beionoerS to-
pier ae5ei9t. &crr g8iliou it iebt
SefretSr 0eS @larUIGnOer SanOmirtb-
idaitSibulc-Gomitcs OeS gIlfSolii-
more GongreiicS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
cn0nltric .Sluiuabmc.

Gic Sauoels6e60roe 6ot an oae
Giei6afie appcairt, Die auS0clanoteu
Girfulare iiir 0ic 9(iiite0ing eincr
SnOuiirie. Stotiitif prompt aus5u.
fineu mo 5uriid5lienOel. Oamit Die
StoOt in i6rem Sample Inn cine Der
9cNionol6aNten cigcn auirieocnltcl.
lel0cu 9liSluciS licieru ldHi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Sic lDerOem ilGcr Sets :"
gegeu &ii0uerau9cA Rrd6en!
G9 wiro Sic in Griiaancn Ocrlsecn,
iuic o@ets-it" jcOcsmal O'e
NiihMcranRCn g0lt.

Gins spci. orcil" Gos III unqcd3r 10
Lance, ule Gle 6rar1cr, I'M q@eis'dit@ lI 81
appli5ieren, bic Hcne clnlg@lle l~Sepe
Niihnernnaenfnr. sic Die gNcll le A0cQVN QuI.
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Comb Sage Tea in
Hair to Darker II
It's Grandmother's recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark, Glossy.
Thick.


The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth.
er's treatment, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair good
even color, which is quite sensible, as
we are living in an age when youth
ful appearance is OF the greatest adj
vantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task OF gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to-use prod.
uct called ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" for about SO cents a bot
tie. 1t is very popular because no.
body can discover it has been applied.
Simply moisten your comb or a soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time: by morning the gray hair dis
appears, but what delights the ladies'
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that
besides beautifully darkening the
hair after few applications, it also
produces that soft lustre and appear
ance OF abundance which is SO attrac-
tive; besides. prevents dandruff, itch
ing scalp and falling hair.
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HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES

The statement is made that thou
really need them. II you are one or
these unfortunates, then these glasses
may be running your eyes instead of
helping them. Thousands who wear
these windows" may prove for them
selves that they can dispense with
glasses If they will get the following
prescription filed at once. Go to
Wilkinson & Company or to any
active drug store and get bottle Of
DIPLOMA; fill twoounce bottle with
warm water and drop in one DIPLOMA
tablet. With this harmless liquid solu-
ton battle the eyes two to four times
daily, and you are likely to be aston
ished at the results right from the
start. Many who have been told that
they have astigmatism, eye-strain,
cataract, sore eyelids. weak eyes,
conjunctivitis and other eye disor-
ders, report wonderful benefits from
the use of this prescription. Get this
prescription filled and use It; you
may SO strengthen your eyes that
glasses will not be necessary. Thou
sands who are blind, or nearly so, or
who wear glasses would never have
required them If they had cared for
their eyes In time. Save your eyes
before 1t is too late. Do not become
one of these victims of neglect Eye
glasses are only like clutches and
every few years they must be changed
to fit the eyer-incrsasing weakened
condition, 80 better see if You can,
like many others, get clear, healthy,
strong magnetic eyes through the
prescription here given.
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Falling Hair and
Itching Scalp
Entirely NeedIess-Uss Partisan Sage.
II Quickly Removes Dandruff
Your Head Feels Fine.

Now that Partisan Sage can be
had at any drug store or toilet coun.
ter, 1t is certainly needless to have
thin, brittle. matted, stringy or faded
hair. No matter how unsightly the
hair, how badly 1t is falling, or how
much dandruff, use Partisan Sage
1t is all that is needed. One applica-
ton removes dandruf, the hair roots
are nourished and stimulated to grow
new hair. itching scalp and falling
hair cease.-your hear feels fine. Best
OF all. the hair becomes soft. fluffy,
abundant and radiant with life and
beauty.
You will be surprised and delight
ed with Partisan Sage. Try at least
one fifty cent bottle. Wilkinson &
Co. will refund the purchase price IL
you are not satisfied.
Look for the trade-mark-"Tha Cir
with the Auburn Hair accept no
other.
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TEMPERATURE WILL
DROP MANY DEGREES
Gold Wave viii Send Mercury Down
to Ten or Lower by
Tonight.

A drop in temperature from IS de-
grees which was registered at mid
night last night to 10 or lower is the
prediction for Keokuk tonight. The
weather man hung out the cold wave
iag early this morning. The tempera-
ture for Keokuk and vicinity is expect
ed to hit the mark of 10 degrees above
or possibly lower by tomorrow morn
ing.
A general cold wave is blowing over
the state. Last night there was con-
siderable rain which threatened to
turn to sleet this morning, when old
man winter got on the job again.
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Pug Hit Policeman.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LOS ANGELES. Calf. Jan. 2s.-ll
Jimmy Clabby is convicted of disordS r
ly conduct as the result of his arrest
here on charge of assaulting pc
liceman, his bout with Sailor Petros
key will be cancelled. Promoter Nc
Carey announced today.
Clabby was released today on bail
after having been in jail twenty -four
hours. Policeman Lawrence, whom he
ia alleged to have struck, is suffering
from concussion of the brain.
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and a company OF capable
nlayers The MICA is one Of

and company OF capable
players. The piece is one OF
those compounds Of jolly fun AND
friyollty, seasoned with touch OF
human interest and honey" appeal
which cuts straight to the hart. An
abundance of lively genuine laugh
getting comedy garntshes events
which really happened; and the
stage scenes are faithful reproduc-
tons OF the ones In the true story.
AS Betsy Bobbins." Miss Morti-
mer is great; she accentuates the
humor of the piece, and shows hsr
audience the funny side of It; she
Goes not merely act the part OF the
little New England waif, she is really
ths girl; wilful, peculiar, not overly
appreeiative of Uncle Bob's" kind
ness but tremendously human. It is
a play which draws the capacity bust
ness time after time.-Advertisement.
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Women to be Heard.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 29.-For
the first time since its organization
the Kansas Day Republican club will
hear from women speakers at to-
nights annual banquet and have WON
en- as It's guests.
Mrs Charles F. Scott, wife OF form
er Congressman Scott, will address
the politicians On 1--WE, the people,
giving her views on suffrage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-29
SAY DEATH DUE TO
OWN NEGLIGENCE
coroner's jury In Salvatore Case De
ciares Workman Was
Negligent.

The coroner's jury in the inquest
over the body OF Dominica Salvatore
who was killed by work train at
Fort Madison yesterday brought In a
verdict that Salvatore came to his
death by being struck by work train
number 10 OF the Mississippi River
Power company and that death was
caused by his own negligence.
The jury empannelled by Coroner
Fred Korschgen was composed OF J.
G. Heitzman, A. E. Young and H. Ken.
nedy.
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Chicago Cash q Grain.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.rWheat-No
red, 96h@97c; No. a3 red, 94iad
a5,1c; No. hard, s1A@92Ac: No.
hard. s0A 091<c;; No. 8 spring, SSl.
@891ac.
Corn No. 3, COX @eic: No. white
66Nc; No. 8 yellow, 621s 063c; No
4, 5sh05sAc: No. white, SIC: No
yellow, 611a@62c.
Oats-No. white, 39@391sc. No
white, ssAc; standard, 4o1s @4oN c
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, Ill.,, Jan. 29.---Corn- Mar
ket unchanged, 10 higher. No. 3 vel
low, 621s @63hc; No. 4 yellow, 600
611ac; No mixed, 621ac; No. 4 mix
ed. 60@61c.
Oats Market steady. No. 2 white
39ssc; standard, 3shc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Hog receipts
22,ooo; market dull. steady. Mixed
and butchers, ss.050S.3o; good
heavy, sS.1O@S.32; rough heavy
$S.ob@8.1o: light, s7.s5@8.22; pigs,
$6.00@7.65.
Cattle receipts, $500; market slow,
Steady. Beeves, $6.S0@9. so; cows and
heifers, $3.6O1s.50; stockers and
feeders, $3.5o@S.1O; Texans, $1,000
500; calves, $7.50Dl0.50.
Sheep receipts 10000; market weak,
1oc lower. Native, $4.7505.S5; west.
ern, $4.85@590; lambs, $6.75@7S5;
western, $S.85@7.90.
81. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Cattle
receipts 200; market steady; Texas
receipts, 800; native beef steers, $3.50
OOPS; cows and heifers, s4.25@8.50;
stockers and feeders, 5000 so;
calves, $6.OoQ10.75; Texas steers,
$5.75Gs.10; cows and heifers. $4,000
600.
Hog rece,/s $500; market steady.
Mixed and butchers. $S.3018. AZ;
good to heavy, $S.4o@S.45; rough.
ss.1o@s.25; bulk, ,s.so@s.4o; pigs.
$6.b0@8.00.
Sheep receipts. LOO; market
steady. Sheep and mutton. $4,000
$50; lambs, $7.00@s.00.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 29.-Cattle re-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BETSY sobhins.p

Betsy Bobbins,'' the effrvescent
merry comedy, set on Connecticut
farm comes to the Hippodrome today
and will run the last half OF the week,
with the talented comedienne