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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
sIas OeatIdlcn gcrcincu.

Sanger oes .@ermauia @duuer.
@orsr belnheu 9luitern Souper
oes Camer.9ereins. .W}o-
5art @lduueraor traf 9lrrou
dement's fir S6aoleut6ier-
ShmauS. 9oueriihe Dldn
llerdor~ miro om Sonutag ieiu
gultcrnieit 5oIten.
Gie iibli6c @ci6aiisiislms iolatc
anl ole geltrige pon Girigeut Gbeo-
Dor 9embcrger geleitctc SingIhmoc
oes v@ermania W2duncrdors. Ger
neu ermdbltc Eroiiocnt G6arIes &oi6
lll1rte ocn @oriib. SefrctGr 6rib
@olman oaS &rototoa. Giulaoun.
gen oeS rsIriou~ ser .Sormouie"
uno oeso o@ermaniu Guartett.@lubs~
lNnen 5iIr 9Innabme. g}ob Grleoi-
SUNG Der @eid1ite beqa6eu lid Die
San9er sum 9lnitern.Souper oes
%emcn'ScreinS in Die groBe Salc.
* aDerii der @}dnnerr6or orr.
Ier o9aDeriide Wldnncrdor~ belt
9ellern A6eno in 9ldcrmmin'S Saae
oll ocrede Der Caroline un0 @oltg6-
SiraBe ieinc modcntlibe @crIanml-
iillla- Grdiioent So6n gldcrmoun
lll9rte ocn 0oriis iunO Sefret1r 9luA.
Suarnogel OoS 9rotofou. g9GbrcnO
Der Sinsitunoe puroeu cinigc 9;coer
e'n9eilbt lmO Oam sic lebten @orbe-
rellllnaen iiir oos naditen Sonntog
u Der &biie-Sole all Der @aufs
SlraBc ob5uboltenoc 9liiternroiten
9eiroIIen. Gos Gomite beri6tete.
oaB olleS in better @eiic orraneirt
Wuroe Gie Ginloorng oes Ger
mania GaIartett-@lubS" Uuroe ongc
nonmen.
gy' o5ort WlGrner9or~.
0n @ollmer's SoQc an Der or.
leans.Strobc belt ecItern 9l6eno Ser
@s.~'o5ariViutncr6or" ieine iu0hcnts
lIge Serlaumluug Naboen III Der
Slnalhlnoe ciuigc 9ieoer cingeii6t
lOoroen y poren traf man fir Oos
enoe eoe oteies Wlonats itattiinoenoe9hl
llernrolteu peitere @orbcreituneeu
i'no oeldloiieu nd6 oieier 9eranitoI.
ll!n9 eiren Ylumm ab3ubalteu. 1ie
SS,ilnloolmsen S,i ces o9lrion0, n96oIia.
,gsonncrdor", r@crmania Guortett
Sil'os !, vSarmonie~ mo Baltimore
SapcrrScrcins" wllrocn ouacnonl-
men %rdiioent u. 81 0oGge fiibrtc
oen @orliB mo Sefretdr @m. 4re6s
oos &rotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

On scr fot6oliihcn q. Gbarles'
Stride in &ifespill milroe geltern
Morgeu 6rduleiu MarD Carroll
Carr, Die EoHter BON Serrn uno
Irau SSobn Z. Garr, BON glr. 49,,
SoDparo StraBe, nit Serrn Senrp
@. Dim bon Earf ScigbtS glOenue
Ourd @atcr glmbros 9eOans sum
9unoe fiirs 2eben pereint Cen
SoH3eitsmoric6 ipielte @rof. E6eo-
Is. Solter. Gle 9lerperm16lten be.
aoben iib.na6 Der Gerenionie allT eis
ne 0O15eitsreiic nod 0en Siioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Nie lAcriIMLr lninrrlrnt.

Sr. 9iobert RamiaD, Der @ertreter
oes Oanpiers u&en6ranot4 aaT
ipeldcn 6efaintlid 500 @icroc nad
,5ranfrcid geionot weroen iolltcn er.
fldrte geitcrit oaB oas @eriibt pie
gfer0e ieien 6ei Gen qlusbrl9e oes
granoes auf bobrr Gee criio1cn NOR
Sen. 0urdois nbiurO ieien. oenn cine
llnicrii9ing babe crgcbcn oaB Die
I6ierc ii6 IN Der 9lnircgimg gctrcten
itnO Derlest battcn 9lud Die per-
leimoerii6c Grfldumg, ooB Der
9rano angeleat porocn ici eeborc IN
oas 9leih DER 5abel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Mlniiferitcllen.

IaS n9altimorcr Gbor 9ureai"
gaf folgcN0e GrnennuHgen bon loren
Nlitalieoern betannt 9cge6en: a. g.
M}cGpnnS Ienor an Der Nlount
9rrrpn 9}ctbooiitcufirhc Stuart
a(nScrion Iireftor uno 8oritoniolilt
an scr oritteu reiormirteu Stride;
@lsoOs Snuoer, Soprau an Der
giea.S .Serrialem Stride; 9eebnm S.
GclaDour, gcuor, an Der @mainlel
gpisfopal-air6e; 6reoerid u. Sig-
mlno, Eenor, an Der Grinit1 @letbo-
oiitcn.&irbe; 9lapmonO Steer &c
nor, an Der Irinitp gpisfopal-airHc,
imo Or. g9. u. 9opc, Eenor, am
GbriitinH Eenple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Qas lie9t a6er nidt an @ud, ioHoern
am transport. Gas laBt nd a oeu-
fen. gAm OerIebe Geinen @ebnrts.
tag man redt perguligt meiu Siess
den ocnn Oas nit mir miro allies
iDicoer better, On meiBt a. mas fir
cine 9u6e ih in DER 9e5ieblng babe,
ino Oas lit icbt Die Sailptiahe iiir Die
Selling. @riiBe, bite. allc pc.
fannten BON mir 9lun ici IlL mein
Helm SiesHen, uno Ole ainoer redt
ber5lid5 eegriiBt ruo gcfiiBt bon Gci-
mem Maun unO Gurem Batter
SuliltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
@radl bciOe gcime.

Geim Hepariren eIneS Glepotors
i'm NlaiHmenralmt 0eS o@otels 9len'
merit uilrocu Dem AZ Sabre alien
Sci3er Soiepb 0lanion BON 9lr- 5l9,
ggeIt Barre StraBe 9eliern slbeno
oeoen s ll6r Oaourh beioe 9eiue ges
broden DAB cine Stiite uiter Dem
glepator broh unO Der Gleuator nuf
ion itirste. Ger @erlebte mnrOe III
Ser 9(m6ulon5 Oes mittleren Giitrifts
nod Dem D@lercp Sooipital4 &c.
6ratbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Sin anircacnOss sdanIpiel.


IoB Der 6lieger 9loaer Sanhs nm
iein @aIiogicr soc" Sipnan 9e'
itern 93admitt0g nihts @cringerem
ais Dem ii6eren 1ooe entgegen Ia.
fen, mar ser @laube elmer rngebell-
rem W2euideumenge, wcldc init an'
aeboItcnen gltben 5linoutcn mic
ser mddltiec Goppeloeder aus be-
trahtlihcr So6c ploblih in idarier
auruc lno nit iieti9 5lnebmenoer
@eldwiuoisfeit aiii Den SoIenlpiegel
6era6iallItc. @enige DaroS trennten
Sic D1aId)ine nod bon ben trltben
Tllt6eu, ols ole 80benitcuer in
Gunftiou troteu ole Spibe oes Slug.
5euaes ii9 init einem Mud IN Die
0obe BOB lmo ser 9(pparat mie cine
QiaoutiIbc 9pbelIe leidlt mo &C..
idlneioig aui Dem @oiierlpicgel oo'
binolitt. gS mar cm i60nes aber
ouh auircqeioes Sdaitipiel peldes
ser @ilot oa oen oielcu 3uidauerlt
nit yeinlider grafibeit oarbot
Sem idnricn 9t6iiieg ipar ein lnnge.
rer Stumbling in bctrddili6er Sobe
iiber ocr gau5en Staot porauSgesaa.
dcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

gllii Dem Grdnsport nod Surel
W1o., no CT mescu Derihicocncr 9ln-
iduloieuuqen geDiinibt miro, gclmg
cs Srant 6orrea, ciner aui oen
9ieunbo6neu 6efolnten @erionli6fcit,
Dem SnlfsiAeriff @lulligon bon 9oI
timorc. Gountp i'm Union 9agnbof 5u
cnhuiidcn. Gorrea mar m lesten
CicnItoe in Der 9ldbc Der einlico
Tcnn6o1n pcrboitct iuor0cn iuo
iolltc am 0littipoh 9l6cno nod Sau
rel auseeliciert mcrOcn. @leih nab
scr 9lnfinft nodtc cr nod 9lnaa6e
Ncs Siilfsideriffs eineu Geriudl iih
lcs5urciBen, ais W}uligon oic 6o6r.
fortcn loien woIlte Is aclong @lul-
lIaon ober, i'm nod recbt5eitia 5i cr
ioiIhen: peniQe N2imltcn ipoter be-
mcrfiteliete Sorrea jeoo6 ieinc
8luht. Die Tluht oes 9lrreitonten
erreqte cine betrddtlihe 9lufregung
lntcr ben bieIeu 9leniden in Der
gabnbofsbolIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

0oron ieeeH SaB cine Giuiguna no0
ben 9riu5ipien eiues pobreu 9latio
naIisntus mo einer riAtiscn Geus
trotie 3u StaN0e fdnc Gas ags
Be Bud" Ser 9le8ierilng iiber oiege
iorslulg Der W1iIiidr 9Inge9oriscn
eripare ibm 0os Shena naber 5u er
6rtern ober ct miiie oenuoh 9eNoa
ooB bic &eiriten IN picIen 6oueH
ungebiibrIih bebanoelt uoroen lelen.
6erucr iii6rtc er Sale aL in oepep
Srouen pou Ben 4erbe Giii3iWeu
belciOigt poroeu ieien
Sr. Senoerion itcutc 0araui pie
Srage. ob Ole giegierung ndbageu
Sluiihlu5 iiber oos GntfoHmen Der
oeutideu aretBer ,@0ben" IL r9res
Iou~ aeteH foane lwo Oh Der Nc5is
rimg ciu g(btoumea uegcn pes es
fouls Der Srelt5er bon EeltlhlMg
All sic Tiirtai betoNHt screien 'ygr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
G6lcben

8err 6rieorit 0leiiier BON 9lr.
500. Siio,Y}ilton.9lDenuo, idieo &c.
itcrn I'M 9llter bon 70 Sabrcn ans
Dem Seben. Gic 9ecroigllng finoet
Somitag glo@nlittog bonn Sroucr.
6afie ans ouf Dem ct. @auls 6rieo.
bore itatt.
glah elmer iAmer5boiten aranf5eit
wuroe geitern Serr Soren6 Sebner
bon g2r. 1872, Siio.9afemooo.glpenuc.
ms Senieits abberiiien Die 9e.
eroisuug iinoct 5ountag 9la6niittap
pom Trauerbauie aus mli Dem Grei
einigteits 5rieoboie itoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
@0n fanf 05tHeratlonrn iI6crIe6t.

,Sm 9lter bon "a Sabren idieo
gcitern 0}orgen 6rau @arD SaB
BON 9lr 1919, @allen StraBe ans
Dem 9ebeu. Sic @eritor6ene fam ais
arGe5 N}0oden uad slnerita lHO
6attc Dor 0rei g2oAeu eineR llniall
Dem iie erlegeu iii 6rail Gar miro
bon iiinf @euerationen ii6erlebt I'M
Dem iie bier ainoer 10 GnfeI go
llrenfel 16 llr.llrenfel iniO iiiuf
llr.llr.llrenfel 1interldBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Nan0eIblDrrthcntcr am sonntaa.


Iros ocs bon Cr. W. @. Gouis
non Der BORIS GoD 9llliance~ erbo.
oeneu @rotciirs aeoen @auoelbiloer-
Sorltcllungen AM Sonntog erflarte
aeltern s9oli5eimaridall Sonle,
oaB oie @oli5ci Die 9orfiibrnngen
oon Grandchildren, iuelbe inter oen
glilpiiicn Der ySebrep Saoics Gon'
nlnlptpe gliiociation" mo Der SloDO'
StraBcn Suuagoge am Sonitog
sc9cbeu iueroen, nid)t itoren iueroe,
menn niht Die 4oli5cibe6oroc ein oi'
rettes Nerbot crlaiie. gertreter Der
S9nagogc lln0 oes 0omenoereinS
erfldrten tiir5liH Dor Der Foll3elbe'
9oroc, ooB bel oen @oritellm9en lem
eintrittsgclo erbobeu meroe, oaB
ooer ireiwilligc @aben entgeaen 9e'
llomncn miirOen ipelhe fiir lhwulo-
ll'dtiec Ssrueliteu Oermenoet ipl'r'
Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

6clomarihnll 2oro "
bertS 3ur 6ront
Qon0on IL. 9lopember 5elo.
maridou 9oro 9iobcrts aebt nod
Gie oiesbe3iiglide oiii.
5ielIe glnfiuoiauug beiaat Dab Der
beriibmte Seerfiibrer iib III bic
aricls5ona begiebt Inn ~oie inoildeu
Srilppen 81 beiihtiaen 9oro 9fo.
berts plr0e in Gamnpore, ,SnoierL
geboren. Gr lit icht 50 Sabre aft.
2 lie &eoc ocS Nrbeiter.S il b'
rcrS i'm cngliidcn
llntcrDauS.
Son0on 12. 9loD 9lrt6ir
Seuocriou DER 6ii6rer ser 9lrbeiter.
9oriei iagtc beutc bei DER ,Sortie
tunq Der @orIomentsNbungen I'M
lluter6ous, sic glr6eiier Srganiia'
tioneu icicu ser gIniidt, ooB icet Die
ein5iee @ogIi6feit ici wdbreu0 oes
arieqes ourh5ubalien bis Elm enos
giiltigcr Sieo Sen Gerbiinoeteu be-
idieoeu lei.
@eun Der &rieg 6eenoet ludre.
oonu uiiroeu Sic 9lr6eiter alle @loAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
9luei NencrluehrIentc perIctt.

Sei'm 9oriii1rcn eines glutomobll.
Ghlau6puecnS our@ Charles g.
Gouon bon 91r. 11t1, SiIoScott'
StruBe, iiir sic SpriBen Gompo9nle
Nlr. "a an Der ede BON 4otterion.
8arf 9lpeuuc uno 8oDcttcitroBc fam
ole WlolAine an Scr @de BON ylona-
ment. StroBe uno @utterion @arf-
gl6enue ms 9futihen im0 ihlu9 &c.
Gen ocn &onoitein. Die 6euerpeDr'
lcitc Somes 9orrod bon ytr. 4O4,
Nsoro- StrecpcriiroBe, mo Solepb
9lmrbein Don glr. 1912, Orleans.
StroBc. murocn bernus geihleiioert
mo 9orrod blieb ihmer perleet lie.
gen. 9lohoen oic bcioeH &erletten
n'S st. Soiepb's S Soipital~ aebrobt
moroen poren iteateu sic 9lcr5te felt
noB @arroH cine @e6irncridiittei
riuiq crlitten iino ncben ocni Shul
tcrblott pcriNieoene on0cre auo9ci
cc6rohcn bottc. Seiu 3uitono lit
6eocuflid. 9(nrbein fam nit leidl'
ten 9Scrlebitngcn Oouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
0in 0entiMer gIrlt aMf stM0icnreiie

Frofeiior Or. @corg glrnot BON
ser 9erliner llnioeriitdt uno Dem
Stabc Der aonigIdcn G6oritc trof
gcitcrn @ornlittog in Baltimore cin
uno no6n I'M nSotel Stuiioro4 am
@}olnt &cruon 9Sloce @obnung.
&rofeiior 9lrn6t weilt bereits felt ci.
nioeu Wlonaten in Sen Der, Stooten
I'm OaS amerifonii6e Soipitolmeien
fcnncn 81 lernen unO 81 lhoiren.
SIN 2oufe oes geitrigen Cages be.
iuhte CT mebrcrer @altimorer so.
ipit0ler ino bielt iib 5umoI i'm
uSo6s Sopfins SoipitaI" Idugere
3eit ouf Seute gtodniittog miro CT
sic @eiterreiic noA @ai6ington Q.
g., antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
lIra Nrm .Rencn n BID lranfc.

Ger 91eqcr Seorne Gniorn, Der oit
N}ittmo6 @2oraen BON Dem Deteftip
Nto6r ser Baltimore uno Cbio-
Giienbobn" eeidoiien mproc uno in
itcrbcnoem 3uitanoe i'm pSt. So.
icpbs Soipitol1 lieet miro, iaas cr
iih cr6oIeu Iodte, ols scr ongc6li6e
11oroer oes 9leacrS 8inccnt Nan-
nono oneeiduloigt peroen Sam
mono muroe onl TO- Gftober Don
GniorD nit cincm Stciu ouf ben
aopf geiMlogen im0 itor6 einigc Gage
iprtde I'M u9lagcmeinen Wlorglano
&olpitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
l9uina arIiEI

5houipiyitr iA ney 8raoe ii aeu
esl1ubcrn" al5 III o.u Gorlcqeg Sta
Grimm oii D,u SuB qete.cr
gar lo ihlinau nN'Ts oud nia
Naricler (nes Srlnnl aa
cAti9ulriscn Sis rim anb ae
Grimm wurmt Iis. mnn cr acsttta
mirDM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

3molf israelitiide sdneioer oie
meaen glrbciteHs am 5oAlia1e ugf
oeu Grininolacridt itau0en mlrogH
aiif flint Sabre gelca Barolc entlal
ieii
Ter 6oadnoiihe Iampier a@eltcr
OpfeD trai geiiern bon Hoitcroom fWl
0cn ans Ieutidlano beitclliut &uA
nadtsiahcu ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Siilfs @oli5cimorihall @ouie iog-
tc gcltcrn Dab Die &oIi5ei feline
Sdrittc gc9cn oas &olIi6ublaiiieu
ouI irgcno eirer 9lattgepilailertcn
StraBc Der StoOt ergreiien weroc,
pormlsgeiebt OoB Die 9ioaidublduicr
nidt nod 8 ll6r glbcnos Dem Sport
bnloigcn unO Oab mdt sic N}ajori-
tat Der 9ciuobucr irocuo elmer
StraBc &rotcit crbe6t.
Sn lester 3eit lieien bei Der 'Goli.
SCI olcle SeidlrerOcu ac8cl 0as &olls
lwublaiin Elm, pcsbol6 lid Der
Siaotinocniear UeranlaBt lab, 9e.
iollie Straben in Ben Oeridieoenen
Staottbeilen filr oaS @ersnilaen 81
beltiuuncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

SER sg2cr ion 0enn Del ser fHits
li1feis ben GamsntonH ausbringen 2"
G6emann Ger Gofior NRiilcr T;
Der ionn oos nit Ser arDBten @eaeis
itcruna iHmJ Der iii rdntlin no@ un-
per5civot1ck~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Ylari@0IL Gartcr bcim CgOmuerncnr.

Noli5cimarid)oll Garter bate qc-
llern Sormittag in 9lnnapolis cnc
eouIerefB nit @ouoerneur @olOsbo.
Lollgb glls er naH Baltimore gu
watebrte, crfldrte cr, cr babe nit
oem @oupcrnclir ii5er cine perion-
llHc slngclelcnbcit Uerbouoelt wel6e
nI@ts nit Der NoIi1ei Ri thrm hGtte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
ana6c bon cinem glffrn aebiiicn.

9ls aeitern glahnlittog Der eli
Sabre olte Carl @riobt bon 9lr. 482,
Gii0.g6enitrnBe, BON Der Sdule nod
&uie ging, wuroc CT on Der Dallas
StroBc, 5miiden 9ont. StroBe uno
GoiternQlpemtc, BON Dem Sliicn cines
Grgelipielcrs IN Ben redtcn SUB uno
Die redte Siiite aebilien. 9lo1oent
&oli5iit @iders Den ana6en nod
&auic gebradt bottc polte Der 9Soli
5eit 0en Crgeloreber bcrboften,
fouute oeniel6cu o6er niht mebr fin.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Or. Sarm s. SdmeiBer BON Ger
s,o6ns Sopfms llnioeriitGt miro
beltc 9lbeno cinen illuitrirten &or.
trog iibar bic u9llprn imo Stalicn~
Dor Der Guppc Ga Der anabcnfuno.
i9oiter balterL
GaUiO Sternberg, Elm iinger 9iclUs
Yorfer pliroe bonn 9iic6ter elliott
ouf Ie@s Dlonatc nah oem @eidna.
nib geianot, neil er iid) bier ais sc.
6einipoli5iit mis9o6 Sternberg mar
idon irii6er III einer GeiormanitaIt
IN g}epgorl
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-09

BY Dorothy Richardson, in the New
York Sun.
Now that he has returned from
Salamanderland Owen johnson can
be found ut the Hotel Vanderbilt.
where one day recently he rested
from his scientific labors long
enough to talk about the young wo-
man whom his research has made
famous and also about her man
friend, the lobster.
THE Salamander," said Mr.. John
son, lis the girl who comes to New
York with no capital save her youth,
her good looks and certain facility
which may or may not enable her to
earn a livelihood. She goes into
journalism. stenography or the Of
flee OF a magazine. Sometimes she
becomes u trained nurse. Or again
she may be able to draw or paint n
little. Perhaps she finds job pos
ing for artists. Frequently she finds
employment on the state or in some
activity related to the stage. occas-
ionally she goes in for interior decor
ating or art photography.
THE Salamander is not worker.
No, indeed. Work is for working
women, she will tell you. and work.
ing woman, frankly. she is not. Her
Job, the Salamandcr's. is to get on in
the world and to have mighty good
line OF 1t while she is doing so.
TO accomplish her ends, the first
thing the Salamander has got to do
is to get acquainted with desirable
mcn-that is. men with plenty OF
money and willing to spend it. sucn
men she soon establishes cordial re-
lations with.
Thanks to the generosity and
GOOD calArc of t,icsc men the Sala-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-09
The Average Man
Enjoys Being a Lobster

mander lives in motor Gals and taxi
cabs, dimes in a new restaurant every
night. is stated with baskets OF ex-
pansive orchids and confectionery.
Every night finds her at the theatre,
or opera, or gay supper party
money is lavished upon her and all
about her-and yet 1t is with diff
Guilty each week that she scrapcs up
the necessary dollars to Day her
board.
and this is because she Is re-
Specialize" declared Mr.. Johnson.
"Oh. believe me. the Salamander is
most respectable. To be sure, in or
der to enjoy all the Iuxuries her taste
demands she lis frequently confronted
with the necessity of matching her
wits against the men who supply
these luxuries. In this game she Is
an adept. for she has no fear of such
men, paying them back cruelty in
snare and disillusion.
Dangerous men fascinatc her,
and the bane of her young life is the
mollycoddlc, even though he be stud
ded with diamonds. She adOrcs per-
| ilous adventures. but somehow or
other, miraculously. She never fails
In saving her skirts from the flames.
Where, then, are the villains OF
ycsteryear? Where the designing
beasts of prey who in drama and in
fiction we have been taught to be-
lieve lay in wait for innocence and
who always exacted their price and
moreover obtained 1t, from inno-
ccnce?"
I'm glad you asked me that qucs.
ton" replied the author, because II
gives me n chance of giving the lie
| to that brand of nature faker, sociol-
Ogist or whatever you want to call
him who fancies he sees roue. a
monster of iniquity in every rich OF
powerful man who happens to like tt
sGuander some of his money upon
young and pretty girls who do MOI
move in his own social circle.
| "The flesh hunter we shall oil
course always have with us, in Sala'
| manderlnnd as elsewhere, but S,e is
comparatively rare. As matter oil
fact while ] have no desire to white
| wash the popular villain of fiction
| I do want to say right here that as Il
| man of the world | consider him u
much maligned figure.
why. 10 you know. had mos:
remarkable example o. this ony the
| other night, and right down in the
| dining room of this hotel. A friend
OF mine. Il widely known judge and II
man of the most unimpeachabIe char
acter, had accepted an invitation to
dine with me. | asked him on this
particular evening because his wife,
like my own, was out of town, and
"a i:erwise we should have had to cat
ii bachelor solitude.
I'VE had not progressed very far
with the menu when our attention
was attracted to two very pretty
girls at neigh boring table. Hhes
were alone. and from what we could
hear Of their conversation they were
unaccustomed to dining in fashion
able restaurants. Anyway. the man
ner in which they divided up their
very modest order was a miracle of
economy. After watching the little
comedy for while the judge turned
to me and said:
Say, johnson. I've a onfession to
make to you and | hope you won't be
shocked. Do you know that for the
last 20 years I've been tempted every
time | see pair of girls like that to
find out where they live and show
them for once in their lives u grand,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-09
BEAR THIS IN MIND

Il consider Chamberlain Cougi
Remedy by far the best medicine II
the market for colds and Group,
says Mrs. Albert Blosser Lima, OEio
Many others are of tile same opinion
For sale by. all dealers.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-09

Even Santa is doing it c!eosrl-
caliy
$500 will do anything but bake.
A regular little range for almost
nothing. saa
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-09

$500: Perfect coffee III IS min
utes at cost OF ] cent,
WATCH THIS SPACE EACH DAY
FOR ELECTRICAL
GIFTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-03
Last REGULAR MeetIna.

The Woman's Whist League held
its last regular meeting of the club
season yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ralph BrowneH. The
election Of officers resulted in the
selection of Mrs. w. N. Sage for persi-
dent; Mrs. w. ]. Roberts, vice pres1-
dent, Mrs. John D. Rubidge, sscre-
tary-treasurer. League pins for high
score during the year were awarded
to Mrs. w. G. Blood, Mrs. D. A. Col
lier, Mrs. ]. E. Hayner and Mrs. q. e.
Hawkes.. The club went to Nauvoo
by auto this afternoon for their an
nual outing. They will play whist
during the afternoon and have supper
at the inn there. Beside the club
members, Mrs. John H. Cole, Mrs.
George w. Delaplaine, Mrs. ]. N. D.
Dickinson and Miss Ida Gordon
Howell will be guests
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-03
PETITION COUNCIL
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Property Owners Ask City Council to
Repair Bad Places In North
Third Street.

The city council today received a
petition from J. H. Cole and twelve
others In which it was requested that
certain defects in Third street be re-
paired. The petition follows:
We respectfully call your attention
to the conditions on Third street that
should be remedied. The crossing at
the north side of Blondeau and at
both sides of Concert are worn down
at the sides SO that mud holes form
with every rain, besides endangering
the springs of every vehicle crossing.
Between Blondean and Concert a
plumber, contrary to regulations, has
left a hole In the street which should
be filed. On both sides Of the street
where Blondeau crosses, the cutters
are almost continually mud holes,
whether it rains or not as the sprink-
ling wagon leaves enough water to
provide all necessary between show
ers to make mud. We most respect
fully petition that the conditions
noted above be repaired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-03
CITY NEWS.

The fourth annual statement of
the city Of Keokuk has just been
printed and is ready for free distribu-
ton. Copies Of the statement, which
is made up in pamphlet form, may be
obtained at the office Of the city
clerk
After the saloons had been closed
Decoration day. Sunday and Monday,
election day. anti-prohibitionists en-
joyed respite when the doors were
opened yesterday, to the effect that
seven were hailed into the superior
court this morning for having imbibed
too freely.
The city clerk was instructed by
the council today to draw warrants
In favor of Alice Singleton to the
amount Of $3.50, damages in per-
sonal injury case. A defective side
walk at Sixth and Main streets was
responsible for the injuries sustained
by the plaintiff, who brought suit
against the city.
Tomorrow night at Camp Zoo
big supper will be served at $50
o'clock. A large number Of the mem
bers of the camp are planning to go
out for the big eats.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Elisha N. Fales, 26, OF
Lake Forest, H., and Miss Emily
Frances Meigs, %, OF Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-03
LEE COUNTY MEDICS
MEET HERE JUNE II
Doctors From keokuk and Fort Madl.
son Will Attend One Day
Gathering.

The Lee County Medical associa-
ton will meet in Keokuk on June II.
Doctors from Keokuk and Fort Madi-
son and other points in the county
are expected to attend the conven-
ton which will last one day. A pro-
gram Of much interest to the profess
sion has been prepared for the meet
ing.
Yesterday DR. Fred W. Bowles OF
Ottumwa was in the city. DR.. Bowles
is secretary of the Des Moines Valley
Medical association and DR.. Frank
NJ. Fuller of this city is president.
The two officers conferred over the
program for the meeting of this asso-
citation to be held in Ottumwa July 2.