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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
BAuGHMAN OUT ON PAROLE.

MarShaIItOWn, Fed. IU.-CIarenCe f.
Baughman. the young man who was
arrested at Knoxville for breaking into
the cash drawer of the John Brodie
barber shop and stealing $50 more than
a year ago. was sentenced and then
parolcd by Judge B. F. Cummings.
Baughman was sentenced TO an in
determinate term Of not more than ten
years in the AnamOsa reformatory. He
was paroled and the sentence was sus-
pended during good behavior. He was
instructed to report to Sheriff j. G. Ed
gar once each week, and the sheriff is
to report in turn to the county attorney.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
WANTS $4,000 FOR
DEATH OF A. JUNO

Abba. Feb. 10.-ln the district court
Monday Desire Urban was granted a
divorce from Jimmie Urban by Judge
Eichelberger. cruel and inhuman treat
ment being the grounds. ....
The case of Mike Juno VS.. the Smoky
Hollow Coal Co.. was taken up and a
jury secured about $3.50 p. M. Exam.
ination of witnesses was also begun
Monday.
The case is being fought hard. Mr.,
Juno is suing for $4,000 for the death
of Andy Juno. who was killed by a
vicious mule.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
PRIZE CORN BRINGS
REMARKABLE PRICE

Logan, Feb. 10.--The 1875 corn en-
tries of the Harrison county short
course were sold to the highest bid
ders here yesterday afternoon and the
thirty bushels brought $4,000 The
best bushel brought $40. the same be-
ing purchased by c. w. Hunt of Logan.
r. J. Powers paid $3.50 for the best
half bushel: E. J. Hollander 81 for
the best ten white ears, and E. B.
Smith SO for the best ten yellow ears.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
ARE -.
FOUND MURDERED

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 10.-John Burns,
known as "Pudgy,' and Peter White,
both ex-convicts, were found dead in
room of the Friendly Ten club here to-
day. The floor and walls were covered
with blood and apparently they were
murdered. The men are supposed to
have been victims of gang murder
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
REV. HODGE AT
SIGOURNEY CHURCH

Sigourney. Feb. 10.-Rev. Orville
Hodge Of Canton. O.. who recently was
called to the local Christian church to
become their permanent pastor, has ar
rived with his family. Mr.. Hodge and
his family come highly recommended
as earnest Christian workers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
DAIRY DAY MONDAY
AT BRIGHTON

Brighton, Feb. 10-Monday was dairy
day in Brighton and quite a crowd was
at the train which was about twenty
minutes late in arriving. At the club
house where the program was given a
large crowd was present
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
vACcINATE 200 GIRLS.

Iowa City, Feb. 9.-Two hundred girls
were vaccinated at Currier hall. as
preventa tive against smallpox, and IS
nurses were also vaccinated in bunch.
This is probably the greatest number Of
people ever yaccinated at one time in
Iowa City.
Statistics compiled show that IS per
cent were vaccinated on the arm.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
A, O, U. w. SETTLES CLAIM.

Cedar Rapids, Feb. 9.--Mrs. Celia Gill
lin, yesterday received $4,000 from the
A. o. T. w. in full settlement of her
claim against the insurance company. A
verdict was given Mrs. Gillin by jury
in the district court at the November
term
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-12
ROADS BILL is PASSED,

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1O.-The
Shackleford s25,0OOO0O good roads
bill was passed today by the house
2S2 to AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
oSarmOnic1 .@urreniienna

@eiangucrcn uSormouie" bait eiuc
9larreniibma in ieincr Sale ob.
Nmuor IN Siiac uno 6iiQe
Ger llriprug oeS GrS miro III
oaen ieiueu @6oieu beiproden.
ToB scr @eIan9ocrein uSormo.
nic" cS uerite6t, SSeite 81 ueroniial
ten. batte ocrielbc acitern ipic0cr elm.
nal io rcdt 0eiltlid bcmicicu. Gs
mar Die aainonaiIihc Mouatspcr.
iaumllng 5iIalcih init cincr urae.
mitblihcr ylarrcHiiBmg perbnnoen
9ci iren9iicr Stroic mar eS pcrbo
ten, obne ocn red)ten @umor anne.
ieno 3u icin. gnle gllnucicrocn ia
men oobcr Scr 9Iuiior0cruna no6
uno tru0 ic0er ein5clHe ieincn Ebcil
5u oer llnterbaIhmg bel. 0err NorrD
g Gouucrp bat ieit beitcS. fiinitlcri
ihes EoIeut sur &criiiginQ aeiiclt.
Inn ocn Scitiaol Der 9Ingeleacnbeit
gcuaB olS5iridniiden.
@rdHOent GomarO Stihienot6 bier
Die 9lmueienocu in elmer bimnoriitiidj
gebaltenen 9lniprade millfommcn
poratf 3crr gln0rcas 9auer ole Gar
nepalsiiBimg nit ciuem @coiht iibcr
cos uGi, ieiuer 9oteribait lniO
@luttcridoiI er0ifnete. glne 9npei,S.
Den uuroen bcranf opiacforou
aniippelperie iiber oas DGi" sum 9c.
ten 5u gebcn iulO per oies uiht Sr
Stanoc bradtc mur0e ciuer Straie
iuterluoricrL Die cnhucocr oom lln.
ter ooer Sbertribmal ieitacicp.
mnroe Cas erltere beitano ous ocn
Serren Qinferbauer gierbalcr tins
&cdibauer wd1reuo oaS lcttcrc AL
einem lluter. cincm Gberridter ~
pie cinem Sdafrihtcr 3uionmuiac
lest mar
glagcneiuer @eiioa ruiroc Sem
@.borutes Segtett 81 S6cil mclucs
aus lie6eu %eAonen 6citlro. gSulidl
oen Serren lrinitp, gopcr }gaer.
Sbicle, 3ciB Sddih lu0 Niortih.
gIn6 cilt Guortett aus .,9liaolclto."
pom iieben Serren 5un &ortro1 ac
brodt pilroc oesgleidcn NIT @cial
.Sn oieior @eiie iumoc
Der oai5c 2lbcuo Derbrodt. Die noa
lihltcn mo mlnl0alihitcn Cinoe Ia.
men SIM Sortrag, uno per Die bciten
Shnurrcn cr5oblcn fOnute. crbiclt
0oS neiite Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

Sic 9lmcnocreutc SIR Ginuanoc
rlnaSbill, tpcldc Den 9lisihluB
aiiotiidlcr GimuauOerna beppcd.
tcu Die Siunett'ldc 9'orlaae
miro 6eite i'm So,ic poiiirt rcr.
ocn
gSnfbington 3. 6ebruar.
Die gleitotiou. lueIhe Sen 9ftSidluB
oiiatii6er Gimpanoermg be5nedt
erlitt 6citc I'M Soide iir sen 9lu
acnblid sum wenigiien cine cnI
piinoliHe 9dcoerlo9e. 9lac 9lneuoe.
mcntc sir Muurit'ibcn Gnmauoc
rin9sbill, ipeIdc Dem obiaen 3pcte
oicnten mroen cutidj;cocu nicocrac
iiiinni
Ger rcpnblilaniimc 6iIbrcr Slcpr0
ientont 1lum bate niht acrinacm
sIut6cil in oieiem Rciultat. Gr rd
tete ciner bohIt cinorudouolIen 9lp
pen all ieine aolleael bon Scr @luio
ritdt IN oieiem Sale Die 9liidiidicu
gcaeiiibcr Dem &oterlano iIber oic
acgeniiber Der Fartei iu iteaeu.
pNSr reprdicntiren ooS oouBc
Sono4 ia9tc Ell imo mir iolteu Ia
oirler Shnoc Galiioruia Dor lid
iel6it ibiieen
Die 9crotblmsen ii6cr Sic Gin.
manoerlnas Gorlasc ooncrten oen
aai5clt laa fort; oic Bill bcbiclt je,
bod iuI meieutlidcn ibrc aIte ceitalt
Sie %orlagc miro morgcn poiiirt
lpcr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
MbIrbrn.

Sm 2llter bon As &obreu i6ieo gc.
iiern Nerr So6u Wlo6r, 05otte BON
l5rml 9Iupa Globr, qcb. 2al5mout,
in iciner @o6uung 9Ir. 1902, San.
iua SIOcme, ans Dem 9cbeu. Sic
&orbcreitluaqn iiir oas Scidcubc.
gdnaniB iino nod nidjt bceuOet.
Ger Seidnam 0es am N}olitaq in
Der 9fdbe BON 9}ittsbrab pcritorbe'
ren Scrru OeniS 6rancis 9Roroucu,
oes @crfebrS Suprrintcuoentcn Scr
Baltimore Sbo @obn miro
Heute @loreen SIR @eeroiglme bict
cnltreiicn. lin 8 lIbr bente @ornit.
tag miro in Ser fat6oliiben SI M|or.
tinS.&irdc cine 9lcquicnmeiie celc.
6rirt wcroen Sic 9eiiebima crioIat
oui Dem ueucu DGotbeOral lSrieo.
Goic~
Phi ocm Nlount Carmel 6rico.
boic miro 6cute 9}ohnittog Nr. 9lr.
tbur t5crjog, ein 9le1tSampaIt bon
@opaus beer0igt perOen. Gr mur0e
ouf Dem Nleper'idcn o'umojhid nahc
Der Yorf Oluoo to0t aui9ciimoen Gs
miro ougcnonnen ooB er bon ci.
mem Ncr5idlog 0etroiicn iuiroe, Ser
Gcrltor6cne par elm 9ruocr bon
Charles Sincoln Scr5oa BON 9lio9elp,
Dem Nlonogcr ocS Cincinnati @oic.
6ou.GlnbS.
@llfcsborre'e 0iutnasmilliondr pal.
iirt Baltimore.
,h,, Ni1o rNn,,.tt S,. S.~L to..,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

quarter ieinen regclmdBigeu glppell
u5, bel iDelMem @auptmann Trie0rid
0ieBe Oen GoriiB mo SelOmcbel S.
alIgc 0os Grotofoll fiibrte Sin neu
cr aancroo, &nul @onO3ioro puroc
ouigeuoumcu iomic ginldOiuacn
Ser ,gittelS6ocb Scftion 9Ir. fin
cineu 0}osfcubaQ IND Oes n@encrol
6elir 9lgnls, 9lncrifouiider @'ilitdr-
@eroiuS" cutgcgcu gcromueu 6ier
naA mlroeu &or5creitlugen fiir OdS
StiintngsfeIt roeldes am ,. Afdrj in
@oIter's Soac iiattiinoen miro, ge-
trofien
u9iibow @nnO."
Ger ,9iiboIb 9lnO glr. s. pom
uGroeu ser Sdwar5eu Bitter" bielt
aeitern 9lbcno in g2c6er's 0aac All
Der Gnitern glpcnuc eincn 6amiIieu.
9lbcHo uno Gou5 as. Die @crouitol-
titnN mar gut bcitc1t lnO Oic glnmc,
cnOu crfrentcn iih eiues aemiit6li.
den 9l5cuOs Gic .Niit1licocr Oe5
y9liibcr @unOcS 9}r. 2O~ itn0 Scr
r4rin5cB SNtIiana Sogc' pou OeW-
iel6cn Cr0cn woren itorf ucrfrcteu
Gas Arrangements Gonite 6eitono
aus Ocn folgcn0cu &errcn. SilbeIm
Sdul5, So6n 9auersicl0. s. ariigcr,
:. 9Iitcubergsr. s. Nriger g. G6cr.
lGnOer, II. &lctt inO Is @ni5cl
o5toliitiihc g ic0cr.
tofeI.~
0ic ~So3ialiitiidc SieOertaicI"
6ielt geitcru grbeno in @luuefe's
SoIc ieine m66entliHc SinNihmOc
ob, III lpelher oic 9icocr fiir Ole 9lu-
fang Y|0r5 itattiiuoeuoc 6cicr cir0c.
iibt murocn.
g}ddiicn sonntag filtSct in Gp-
rings SoGc NlaSfenbol &ro6e nit
Dem GancnOerein itott. Ginlo0ur
gen wurOcn ongcnommen bonn Scr
mania Nuortett Ghib~ mo Dem
@eiau0oercin o@lclooic." Siinf nene
@lit0licOcr ulrocn olliacuouuncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

erccutriides slpiuetrll betannt ae
woroeH IL. gaiiigte qeiicru 91admit'
tag IN lcnen Spe5ial3ilgc aHf Der
5obri nad ser 9imocsbnptiioot
Baltimore ino bicIt ipd6rcno icincs
hr5eu gIlientbaltS Inn Gan0en
9abnboie ali -Oic i'm ibn Ueriammel.
ten 9leuaicrign Hue 9Inipra9c Ger
gNlIiondr battc ieinc eiacne Stc.
tie bel lidl, ueIde ibu ctuo S7O1 Iot
iIete, ga oiclelbe bon ieiuer Sci.
matbsItaot @ilte5barre obace9D,
uuroe bringt er iie ieBt nad Gaib.
iugtoH IN Der Soiimmg iie an 0ea
GongreB abieben 5r fonucn. Sic ori
AiuelIe 6abrt nah Der 9imoesbaup
itaot. alf pelher er pou etua 25 Be
tanHten begleitet miro, foitet ooS
hiIbidle Siimmbeu BON S270 @,c
Geutt tiiuoigte al, OoB cr bclte uadl
Baltimore 3lriidfc6ren uer0e. Inn
oeH bier ueriammelten GonierDel
,Sobrifanteu ieine gluiworhug 5u
MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
lcr SlaDppOlc.Eall.

9is ieBt bat sic @Soliscibe60roe
nod feine 9niideiouNg in oem GIoo,
poolc-SoIlc o60cacbeu s. imlroe
au0cnlein erportpt ooB Sic Ncb0roe
ibrem &eripredlca acndB geiieru oaS
&eroift nbgeben lpiir0c. Gicc geihab
niAt, ga Die glniidtcu Scr GoninliiiGre
auge6lib get6cilt woren mo iic niht
5ii eiiier &eritdnoigrng fommen
tounten. llc6erroi1t iinO Die Mlit.
QlieOcr Der @eborOe BON Dem Yene5.
men oes Glerfs G0sor 6ctid, Der an
Sanitog in Der Gretltiu.S Siblmg Ser
@ebor0e GlaupooIc bcihulOigte unO
om @loutog bcim 6iieutliAcn @er6or
ben Saupt &ertbeioiaer oeiielbeu
ipieltc.
Gloppoole Der 9Iiiiiicm oc5 Sctrc-
tdrS Der &oli3eibeb0r0e, ser beihul
oigt lit Meitcu iiir @fcrOercnnen Der
mittel lno ongenonnnen 81 BADEN,
iostc oeitcyn DAB er nicbt iiir ieincn
&Oiien fdnpic ionOern uir ieiner
glngeb0rigen wegen
@ouperncIr @olosborongb rnO
ociien %ripat Sefrctdr 9Irt6ur SodarO
beinbten geitern OoS Siircau Oes
@rdiiocntcn NlcGpoD BON ser SGoli5ci-
Gcboroc imo 6ielten nit Oiciem cine
lGugerc Goniercn5. g9ie Uerlouteie,
iou Scr StoQtS Grefutip @comte ne
gen ocs Glo0poole.6oacS nit Srn.
Nlc@pou conicrirt babcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
0lri nrr 0Irhril nrrlrl.l

Ger % Sabre ulte 9lleranoer Mon.
roe BON glr. 2tt3, 05iilioro.gpcnne,
mar geiieru Morgen on Dem Sholt-
Brett in Der @citport Glcftri5itdtS.
araitanloge bcihoitigt. olS er einem
eleftri1cbeu Srabt 5u nabc fam mn
bcmuBtloS SIT 9oocu 1cidleiiOcrl
iprrOe. @litarbeitcr orOneten icinC
lleberiiibrumg nad Dem n6rouflin
Square Noipitol" an, no Die gler5tc
erfldrten ooB an ieincm 9(nifonner
Ne3neifeIt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
aOmmt linn tOeucr 81 its6cu.

IbouaS DuoOod uon 9lr 10, Sii6
@ilnor. StraBe wuroc geltern llor
acnin Der iiiOpciilibcn Foli5eiltaiol
ipe9cl un9ebii1rliden Setrogeus 5l
elmer @elOiiraie bon 81 lmo Den Sc
iien ourh Foli5eiridlter lllri@ uerllr
tbeilt. 9ladoem er ieine @eloltraI.
1interleot bate mo Die Station Der
laiieu lpolltc, menOetc cr lid al Der
@oli5iiten 0lonnion, Der i6n Der1at
tet bate, inO erfldrte, DAB er i6n
cine lraht 9Srii9el pera6reiben mir
DC, iobolo CT i'm 6reien mare. Sar
ouibin puroc 0aOOod oem 0}agiliro
obcrmals uorgeiiibrt pelder lcin,
Straic oicies @lal aui So imo oi'
Soften oricbic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

fen sltelier iid an oer Charles uuo
&eao SroBe befiuOet imO melher
an Der @reen spring 9ocnue 9alti
more-9orutu, po5nt reidltc gcitern
inn SrciSgcric6t 5l Somion cinc &ioge
auf tbcilmciie S6cionna uon ieiner
ISrou Gorot6D y. Gull ea Su iei.
ner ala8cihriii ertldrt NJ Gliif Dob
i'm icine Srml dm 2 N0nuar Oieies
&o5reS Uerlaicu babe 0os &aar i'll
leit 0em 81 9iopenber 1909 uer6cir-
tibet itnO Bat Gin 3 Sabre alses aiuo,
Ulariorie Sorane Cuii Yer 9Ir3t err
ludt oas @eritt, linn Die CbblIt ii6er
oas ainO 5u iiberrageu
500 Die 9ii6ne Dem @attcu
DOE
&iuiom u. Eoper cil Glerf non
9tr 1886, Moro Sultou.glUemia. cr.
bielt geiicrn i'm areiSgeritt 9}r. .
cine obiolutc SAciouug BON iciucr
6rolL Nutb u. @aper pelhe Die
9i6uc iciuer @cicIiAoft porac3ogcn
uno ibn inn 9(pril 1912 pcrlaiicn bate.
Sic uorcu ieit Dem 10 Nuli 1910
uergeiratbct
9}o6 elm cDcmii0eS @oor.
&eoeu @rouiamfeit erlou9tc 5rou
9'oggie Gittmor BON 9lr 505, Sin.
SinuooO 9lpcuuc, acitcrn inn &reiS
geribt gtr. , cine abiolitc SdeiOlng
Don ibrcnf Nlonue @iQiam 5. Iitt.
mar and iulr0c i6r Oie Obbut ii6cr
i6re II Sabre olte Sodter 3uaeipro
den SSrm Gittmor ioaie. i6r
.@auu babe inrmcr gearbcitct mo
oud fiir iie Sorge lctrager cr 6a6e
iic o6cr iortudbreno 0eihlo0cu uuO
ltorf 9cirimfcn gn 0em Gage. an
Dem Tie i'm uerIoiieu babe cr ibr &C.
orott, cr iperoe ie eridieBeu. 9lnl
ndditen Gage babe iie bcrnommcu
ooB er eincn Maun g}omeuS 0oDio
SouorO, in SonnerpiQc ermoroet
babe Gr iei 3u 90 So6ren 3udt
bans Ocrlut6eilt, o6er ipGter inter
%aroIe cntloiien moroen.
GorrcftionSbauS f-iir ia d.
lGBigc GbemGnncr.
GbcnGnner peIhc uiht fir i0rc
,Sonilien Sorgc tro0cu iinocn feine
N'nooc Dor oen glugen OcS Hihters
Guncon inn &reisgcriht 81 Soluion.
Ser &idter iauoie geitern 5wei Dan.
ncr peIbe ibm pcgen &arnadl0Bi.
olng i6rer Srauen Doraciii6rt wur
oen ouf GO Gage nab ocm Stoots
ar6eiisbouS. Die ouf oicie @eiic @e
moBregelten limo Seize Soaano mo
@cnrD 9iieinenihnciOcr.
Tim Gin SOor
9iirgihoit in S0bc bon $500, mel
DE fir oas Griheincu BON Srau
@lorD Gospiiil an Ser Gaitern.9Ipe
9iooo i'm areisarric6t 81 Eowion &c
iteat woroen mar muroe gcitern @or
mittog bon 9lihtcr Tuncon fiir Der
fallen erfldrt oa 6rou @ospiiil 8u
DEM ouf Montog ieitgciebiell %erbor
nidt eribicnen iuor &ir3 nohoem
ieOoh ser 9iihter oicie Gntideioung
getroiien bate, betrot 5rau &ospiiil
Oos gerihiS5inmer uno iUies Elm
dr5tliheS 3cugniB Dor porauf Der
9icbter ieiuc 9Iuoromna ipieoer 5u
riid5og. 6rmH %ospiil itebt inter Der |
9lnflage, am Sountog 0eu H. Sep |
tem6er 1913, Spirihioien rerfoliIf 81
bo6cn Tieie glntlogc miro heutc sur |
@erbonolmg fonnien SSe berihtct |
hntcrnabnl ole @oli5ei Don Canton
am lctteu Sonntoa bcrcitS iuicOer
cine 9io55io oui bic %ospiiilihc |
gSirtbiMoft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Sin S6lae fat Bic Nromenredtlsr.
inncn!

" al ihiit9tpn B. Ncbror
Gic 0cnofrateu pes 9eprdientouicn.
NaircS na0mcl 4cntc 9lben0 I'M Aau,
fuS ac0cu Pen Rlan Ser 5hoinrna
eineS itduoigru GQniteo fir Iroucu.
itinnredt StclIma. Ter aolihls
pcrtrot ocu 1tapopintt oob oicie
,Sraac cine refine Staatsauaelcaeuaeii
lei mo permari Die Rober idlc 9lclo'
llitton mclhe eiu iold6cs epnlfc q
SCpcl tliicn pollic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
S'urb an Sinn6adcufromnf.

bon g.. = Sabre ultc aidorO @aIfc
ociter,, ,,r 25S, Gait gIoemllc, itorb
SoiSi4'.r. t.' 93Oraen i'm .et. ,,oicp6s.
ilo6ha',' ON ainnbodentrolnpf,
So,t 'u' er an lceien Samltoq icinc
oui So'. !" clHenl roitigcn 9lagcl, Scr
edu6oss' 4llnenieite icincS oIten
9(m ;oIs g Qeroorituno, pcrlett baite.
9}lttcr' '0Vn Sl6eno cr5d6lte er ieiner
iemen, OaB er arobc Sdniersen III
acn mo, 0uBe babe. 9(n uadiien Nor
Qr &C.,. Ger iSuB grIdwollen imo
oen 9naa0n 9Hp1'l'0n TonO es fiir oos bette.
icnopn p'Oep loiqrt ms Soipitol III
trunni 'oOraiiT iid5 iofort Sinnbaden.
6 0in, 0iaiS. sur 0lcIlc ia's MueIouS h,,oro,
"olc GmI;o,g,. g.r, 4i3, CR-goItImures str..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

Grflronfte itno pcrlcbtc
II d..
Shniihum0cn ON @ntcrfopie err
lit geitcrn Der II Satire dltc Soac
9ooolncr BON 9lr. 10, Siio 9rooO-
man, ais cr fins itod z llbr &ormit-
tags on ser Gde bon 9i6crtp uu0
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iiel @oli5iit s. Scinemot pom mitt-
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Sp''dl 81" an Ocr GruH Country SOaO.

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NIT @le'qen ;ile I'M @ctroac bon $lOo
oorop;t0,..p po9men. 9IlS sic SouiiIic
no6 S. s.ll Sfodt bon ciuen geiud)
Sdn6IaS'le 5nriidfcbrie, fano tic aac
NicbrS S'qoeH e OnrdItdbcrt oor Sic
Der tullleil onrcb ciu ,ycniter ali
Gonton''cos5 Seiic oes @cbduoes. Gie
bre@crr'',, T0l'8ei fa6noct nod Ocn Gin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14

mostly in the army service KHAKI
uniforms sit at tables aud convers
eagerly, but almost in whisper.
Only the women are unchanged. i
beautiful gowns, they are snilin,
coquettish. confident and sure. Thor
is none Of the gayety as the other
days, no orchestra to play, no balls
no rictcuz dinners, no celebrations
but new sort Of gayety, born
nswerving optimism. Military au
tomobiles dash madly about III
oulevards formerly filled with
moving streams of vehicles. Taxi
abs and carriages are a rarity here.
The few that are left are crazy We
hicles. manshackle in the last de-
gree and manned either by youths
or gray haired men en- route to the
front and women and children NOV
g southwark for cities further re-
moved from the fighting.
Paris believes Jofre, the war idol
Of the French race will deliver the
country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14

These are the generals Of the
reat German armies who were bent
n the destruction PARIS.
General Won Beulow was recently
victor in an impor.ar- contest on
French soil in which he was said
% have taken more than $50 guns
from the French ami many pris-
oncrs. lie led the army Of the north
which swung toward Ostcnd after
Liege was taken
Grand Duke Albrecht Of Bavaria
was in command Of the troops which
took Namur, the supposedly impreg-
nable fortress, after three days Of
attack. Prince Rupprecht mas led
an army which eentered about Lux
though little has been
heard of him recently.
Crown Prince Frederick William
had another further south which is
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14
PARIS DROPS HER
SANG FRO|D AIR
CITY OF SILENC|
Gay French Capital Eas Real Wa
Atmosphere-Women Supply
Vacancies in Positions.

Paris, Sept. 13.-Gono is In
light4hearted gaity for which th,
French capital is famous But in
Its stead is the optimistic smile
which tells of overconfdence. Paris
is not afraid.
BY day the streets are all bu'
deserted save by the military. Mos
of the newspapers have either dis.
continued or moved taeir publica.
tion offices to other .ties. Women
act as conductors and ticket sellers.
But it is by night that Paris
becomes most wonderful She is
city of wonderful silences: of
darkness; of bridges spanning a
Seine on which only the reelection
o. only the men and the stars ap.
rear. Here and there great beams
of wonderful searcLlight5 fash
through the air seeking out dark
places of the sky for alien aerial
= 'sitors. A brilliant shaft is all
that lights the sombre architecture
Of THE Louvre and NotreDame. Only
faint shafts of light show through
the curtains of heavily shattered
windows, Street lights are all shut
off. Where brilliantly lighted cafes
formerly shed a glow on the side
walks there is darkness.
In the cafes themselves. where
the lights are dimmed and windows
are eTrtained, all is changed. May
inns is unrecognizable. The famous
relocated orchestra is no more
Little knots of grave faced men
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14
\. B TH|SLEWOOD
HEADS ILLINOIS
SOLDIERS ASSN
Re. Union of Southern Soldiers and
Sailors Association Held at
! DuQuoin.

Capt. N B. Thistlewood was elect
cd Commander of the Southern illi-
nois Soldiers and Sailors Association
at the thirty-second annual reunion,
which closed Saturday at DuQuoin
The other officers elected were:
Senior vice commander, Capt
Elisha Dillon, Benton; junior vice
commander, Capt J. T. Donovan
Kinmundy; chaplain, Rev W. H
Garner. DuQuoin; surgeon, DR.
Brown, Benton; quartermaster
Capt. Rodding Lawrence, Johnston
City; officer of the day, Capt. Geo
w. Norris, Anna: officer Of tn,
guard, S. T. Maxey, Mount Vernon
adjutant, Capt. e. ]. Ingersoll, Car
bondale; aides dc camp. Capt. ]. \
Sanders, Marion, and Capt. B. E
Biggs, Golden TT
Among the resolutions passet
were those on the death of the lat.
Capt Moses Martin Of DuQuoin. VIII,
was prominent in the affairs of tht
association fer over quarter of 9
century. @a@&
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14

I believed to have been advancin'
steadily westward to converge will
he armies from the north.
General Won Heeringen Is the for
rer minister of war now in com
mand of the German army which
has been trying to drive the French
from lower Alsace. He was an i'm
lortant figure at the time of III,
krupp scandals year ago, and hi.
name was so freely mentioned II
them that he ultimately resigned
Since then he seems to have re
gained his laurels by his successes
against the French.
There have been reports for tbs
past few days that Kaiser Wilhelm
himself was with the Crown Prince
and would remain with the army
until the final battle before Paris
was begun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14
gxpeetsd a Rssi soat RIda

a contest. for the enlargement OF
the Sunday school, entitled "A Trip
to Palestine" had been planned by
the superintendent. One mother.
whose son George was a member OF
the school. hearing that the superin-
tendent intended taking the scholars
Tor boat ride, fastened to remark,
Them can go what wants to, but
ion't know whether I'll let George sc
r not National Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14

No one seems unwilling TO eccep
& 25-cent piece. even though there ar
on each coin the following hoodo,
combinations: Thirteen letters /.
the scroll held In the sagla's beak
thirteen feathers IN each wing thl'
zen tail feathers thirteen u2righ
5ars in the shield; thirteen AFRO,
'eads; ,hirtren leaves on the hrancl
sj,tt,u htters IN the words quart
'Hr."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14
Must Have Been.

Says Mr. Fllson Young IN tie Pan
all Gazette q began yesterday by
winning IN sunllt sea, continued ii
" motoring through 8 hundred miles
I lilac and curse. and ended 1t lis
ening to the most perfect concert
Program at Queens hall that l have
ever heard. Was it not q
,appy day. The answer, Elton, is
the affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-14
WEATHER.

Illinois, CioadY Monday prob
able showero in nosth; Tuesday
showers.
Missouri: Showers Monday and
probably Tuesday.
Kentucky: Fair Monday. Tues
day unsettled, probable showers In
west