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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-21

More than 5000 persons in Bolti'
more have signed u petition to have
Sunday baseball legolizcd. They con
tend that little pleasure out under
th9 clear sky, even on -uncay after,
noon. is not going to iuSure the moral
standing of any community.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-21

The, lingo means well, but usually
does harm.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-03
PRESIDENTIAL SENSE IS
 lANALYzED BY MIR. CLARKE

New York, March 29-Champ Clark, speaker of the House of Representatives, spoke in an op- timistic vein today at the Bed- ford branch of the Young Mems Christian Association in Brook lyn. Optimism was the speak CTS topic, his discussion cover ing a wide range of subjects. Asked before he began to speak to sey something about the tolls question, M. Clark replied:
 There's been too much said about it already.
 He said he knew Congress like a book, and a more honest set of men never congregated.
 It does not take as much sense to be president, he said as it does to make a good congress- man. A president has his cabi- net to advise him, while con gressman has to think for him. self
 Speaking of the Monroe doc Urine, MT. Clark said that not one of the South American republics would have existed for six months without 1t.
 The Monroe doctrine is not dead, he asserted, and..my ans wer to those who say it is is the answer of that great president Cleveland, t h a t we are the coverings of this continent, and that no foreign nation shall colo nize without taking the chance of getting a licking from us. There is civil war in the Mex ican republic, he went on but did not we have civil war which destroyed more property and lives than the Mexicans can de- stoy in 40 yearsj We came out stronger and better and so will they.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-03
Robin Redbreast Corn Meal Another recipe for this nutritious meal.
CORN MEAL MUSH. Made in a freless cooker.

cup meal 1 teaspoon salt 1-2 cups of water, milk, or milk and water. Mix the ingredients and bring them to boiling point. Place the pail in cooker and leave from five to ten hours. If the pail holding the mush is set in another pail of hot water before being placed in the cooker, the heat will be retained better but whether this is necessary not depends on the efficiency of the cooker.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-03
YEAR OF WOODROW WILSON

There will be differences of opinion as to the greatest achieve ment thus far of the Wilson ad- ministration. Some will find it the downward revision of the tariff to meet the pledges of the Democratic party and in the des- truction of the lobby that for a generation dicated the essential schedules in every tariff act. Some will find it in the income tax, which is the first successful attempt since the Civil war to shift part of the burden of government from poverty to wealth. Some will find it in the banking and currency law, which is the most important f. nancia measure enacted since the original national banking act was passed as a war measure. Some will find it in the final sub- mission of Big Business to pub lie opion as represented blythe administration, and some will find it in the separation of the national tgoyernment from Wall street, which is the most con spicuous results thus far of the presidents policies.
 These achievements are all of the highest importance; but they are all subordinate parts of a still greater accomplishment - the rotation of responsible, repre- sentative government. This is the supreme thing that has talk en place under Mir. Wilson's lead ership. Everything else is an effect following from this cause.
 It has been the high privilege of Mir. Wilson to re-establish re- sponsible representative govern ment on the fundamental prin- ciples of his party. This is the great fruit of his leadership. He has done it not by bribery of patronage; not by denunciation and intrigue and chicanery, not by selling out one promise in or der to buy the fulfillment of an other promise. but by sheer in- tellectual and moral domination, the only kind CT leadership that does not lead to disaster. The influence that he exercises over congress and his party is not the Influence of a chief executive clothed with a far reaching legal power, but it is the influence of a trained and disciplined mind backed by sincerity and honesty of purpose. That is the noblest form of leadership that a demo- cract can produce New York World.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-03

Clean flour makes clean bread. White flour makes white biscuits. Pure flour makes pure pas tries. Selected grain makes nutritious health build ing food. These are the qualities of WHITE DOVE.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-03
ARkADELPHIA MILLING co.
 Philadelphia, Arkansas.

Posey, Silver Medal, Robin Redbreast and White Dove are all the same high grade flour, only under different names and if you purchase any of them, you will find the same excellent results. Be sure that the Philadelphia Milling Company's name is on every sack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
PERSONALS.

Mrs. T. A. Wilson, Mrs. A. Lofquist
and Mrs. Peter Ayres will spend Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. A. l..
Amsboueh of Danville.
Fort Madison Democrat, Jan. %: NJ
IS. Ackles OF Keokuk was business
visitor in the city Thursday. -. Mrs.
III. Lehman and children and Miss
Catherine Snaadt of West Point, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tfyes In Keokuk, have returned to
their home 80. Misses Loretta Smith
end Lena Troja went to Keokuk
Thursday evening to attend social
canoe there.
Mrs. Fl. Kaelber and Mrs. WESLEY
Craig of Quincy, H., and Mrs. Jennie
Ham of st. Louis, are guests of Mrs.
J. w. Wheeler. 90S Ridge street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Little, Henry
KaeIber, Wesley Craig, Mrs. Daniel
McCarty, Mr.. Jordan, all OF Quincy,
James Craig and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank
Frederick OF Chicago, made up an auto
party that started from Quincy this
morning to spend the day at the home
Iof Mrs j. W Wheeler, 90s Ridge
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Postponed Meeting.

The meeting which was announced
to be held at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon IN OBJ
seryance OF Child Labor day. has been
postponed, owing to the failure Of the
stereopticon slides to arrive in time
These views were to have been made
a very interesting feature OF the meet
ing and their failure to come on time
was a serious disappointment to those
having the meeting in charge.
It will not be a total disappoint-
ment, however, as the matter will be
revived in the near future, the date
not yet selected. and the meeting will
be held at the association as 1t was
planned for this evening. The stere-
opticon views that failed to come in
time for meeting appointed for this
evening. viii be here for the future
meeting and present much of interest
Icn child labor. They are Illustrative
of interesting work wrought by chill
;dren and will be very pertinent to a
meeting in observance of child labor
Gay, subject which is receiving
much study and attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
CITY NEWS.

T.
Passenger travel is increasing.
Cost. cost, cost. at Megchelsen's.
-Sinton for best Springfield coal,
1925 per ton.
Winter hats at cost and below.
Mrs. Bradshaw, s29 Fulton.
Hopes of an ice harvest have been
raised by the arrival OF cold weather.
Good line of table linen and nap
kins to match at cost. Megchelsen's.
420 Main.
The hotels are doing good bust
Less. many travelling statesmen coming
Ito the city.
sullivan & sAuwerda's cost sale
opens Monday, Jan. rs, and closes
Saturday, Jan. 81.
Home cooked family dinner for
35c at the Grand cafe today and
every Sunday. 226 Main.
"A marriage license was issued to
F. W. Bender, "a. of Keokuk anc
Freda Somehow. 10. OF Warsaw.
Follow the crowds. You will land
at Sullivan & Auwerda's cost sale.
Week day dinner complete 25c at
the Grand cafe. Merchants lunch
only 15c. 22S Main.
A warranty deed was filed yester-
day in which John S. Ferguson Con-
yeys to Charles H. Ferguson, lot 6
in block III, in Mason's lower addi-
ton.
60 nnfS a r.
ing in this issue Many important an
li.ouncements are made that are not
only of interest but will be profitable
to the shoppers
-Megchelsen's cost sale from Jan
uary &c to 81. Entire stock at cost,
Come early.
An information was filed in the
court OF Justice James S. Burrows
by Leslie Davis, charging Charles
Field with larceny of suit of clothes
shoes and an ove-coat The value
OF the clothing is put at $50 by the
plaintiff. Fields was arraigned in
court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty.
The movement on the part OF the
school board to get some new school
buildings for Keokuk is surely in the
/ right direction They are needed. This
city is growing in population, and the
school attendance is very much lars
Ter. More room is needed and more
buildings of modern and safe charsc
ter required
Merchants lunch 15c at ths
J Grand cafe. 2es Main street. Quick
service.
A. J. Scheyars leaves tonight fol
I Roundup, Mont, VII ere he will take "
homestead farm there. Mr.. Schev
ers is a brother Of former cit
marshal. H. N. Schevers. He hai beer
living near Argyle. but is going t.
take Up farming in tn, new Montana
regions for change.
Six big bargain days. Jan 2s u
4 Jan. 81. Cost sale at Sullivan &
Auverda's.
The passenger department OF tn
Burlington route recently filed a lette
with the Iowa state railway commits
sion in which they stated that the.
ldeclined to put another train on tn
branch of the road commonly know
las the Carroliton branch. There wer'
numerous reasons given for the state
ments made by the railroad compan.
but the principal one advanced va
the matter OF failure TO pay. It ]
IcIaiued that ever since the Burlington
became the owners of the Carrolltoi
lime it has lost money for them an
It.ey DO not feel like II would be goo
ihusiness TO put any additional expens
en- that section Of the road
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
Teachers, Meeting.

Monday evening at o'clock a meet
ing will be held at the Young Mems
Christian Association for the teach
ers of the boys classes and all those
interested are expected to be present.
An early hour has been named for
this meeting, that it may not interfere
with other engagements at meetings
TO be held at later hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson have
returned from New York, where he
went on a business trip for Irwin
Phillips Co.
Mrs. A. Lofquist. Mrs. T. A. Wilson
and Mrs. Peter Ayres are in Danville.
Iowa. spending Sunday with Mr.. anu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25

No
5000
Kitchen Cabinet petition cabinet
price, ze
spice and measuring roll
scing ncke special design bread
$500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25

Mrs. Luther Amsbough and to attend
the revival now in progress at that
place.
VIM. Erman has moved from BIO
South Seventh to Seventh and Main
Mrs. Herbert G.. Pulliam of Tolono'
H., is in the city on account OF tlo
illness OF her mother. Mrs. s. IL
Johnston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
PUBLIC OPINION
A Good suggestion.

To the Editor of The Gate City:
Has the Industrial Association sug-
gested to the c.. B. & @. railroad COM
pany that it will be good thing all
around if it will rent store room in
the Hotel Iowa for its uptown ticket
office? If not, why not? The railroad
company certainly owes the town
something If it don't the hotel COM
pany. And it will help the town to
Rave those store rooms occupied
BOOSTER
Mrs. Robert Scherer has returned
from Wyaconda, No, having been
called there By the death of her SIS
ter. Mrs Henry Williams.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
@ianiui's C8eItGuOnis.

&crfimcr gt..9. 10. @lai.
Sn Dem &ro5cB Sean @ianini's we.
Gen Grmorolna Der S6uac6reriu
9ioa @cccber ricf bic @ert6cioiging
geitern Ocn Srreuar5t Or. Carlos 3.
@iacConalo ans g1cir-9orf ais 3eu.
gen auf. Ger 9lr5t 6eridtete elm Sn.
tcrDiem nit @ianint bel Dem Der PM
gefla9tc III Octoiairter @ciie Sen
Moro beidrie6. @ianini iogte Dem
9lr5f, cr bereuc ieine E5at ni1t Oa
sri. 9eeher i1n ungerecbter @eiie
oranaialirt 6o6c. 9lls @ionini oen
Oloro bei1rie6, babe CT fortud6reuo
geladt 9luf sic 5ragc oes 9lr5tes,
ob ct Die So9c ldherli6 finoe, babe
@ianini geantmortet: sd babe fei.
nen @rlno, tralrlB 81 iein. N3id
rent es nur. OoB mir sic Sadie 10
oiel llngelegen6eitc,t bereitet. o @io.
mini iogte. cr fiir6tc iicb uidt Dor Sem
eleftriideu Stu6l, aber ipdter babe er
crtldrt, er wiirOe le6ensl6ngliAe 6aft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
gcrfa6reu ocacu ocl-srnit.


Sodion @}iii., 10. Nlai. 0ic
Gcrne6mlngcn in Dem oonl Staat
@liiiiiiippi angeitrengten 9lnti-Iruit-
9Sro5eB, welder oe6en foIt IGuuitIidc
9almoQol-6abrifen inncrbal6 Der
Staatsgren5en geridtet lit, bcgonncn
geitern Dor Ocm &an5ler 3. 95. Soncs.
Gie 9lnfloge loutet oabin, DAB bic 6a-
6rifbeiiBer cine gcribm0rimq eingc-
gangcn iinO, Inn Oie@reiie Oes Baum
molliamens feit5uIeben, uno es miro
Die Serbdngimg bon @elobuBen per-
langt, mcl6e ii1 i'm @an5en ouf bel.
na6c $50, 100000 6eloiIfen. 0ie 9(n.
mGltc Der gSeltern Union un0 ser $50.
ltal Gelegropb Company opponirten
gegen Die GorlaOingen mel6e Oen
6eioen @eieaiHaitelt auigcben, oie
idmmtlicben 0epei1en Dor5ulcacn,
weI1e 5wii6en Den 9lngetlagten ii6er
Die sGrciie BON 9aunmoaiamen ge-
uedielt worOen iinO. Ger gertreter
Oes Staates be6anptet, oaB oieie Te-
peibcn, melde iamntIi6 difirirt
iino, 6emeiien perOen 0aB Oie 9reile
gau5 wiafiirlid tdghA feitgeiett pur-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
ceueralIientenaut Wliles t6atenInitia.

Bottom Moii., 10. @}ai. '9lel-
ion 81. 02iles, ser peniionirte @ene-
rallieutenant ser 9lmoesarmee, itell.
te oeitern feline 0icnitc Dem @ouper-
neur @ali6 sur &erfiiglng lno ga6
ibm cine Menge SSnfornlationen ii6er
merifaniide @er6Gltniiie. @ouper.
neur @oli6 erfldrte ipdter, oaB er,
faaS n0t6ia, oie Sffertc ocS>areiicn
$auoegens germ aniebmen peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
@laidiniit Ser nSffcrion4 tOOt.

95orfolt, @a., 10. N}ai. Der
Sauptrnaidiuiit @. 6. 9Sortlod, wcl-
der bel DER @rploiion auf Dem Gam
pier oSefferion4 BON Scr Slo 0oni-
nion-Sinie in uorioer ISOLDE ibmere
Sranowllnoeh erlitt, lit bier geitern
geitorben. Die 3a6l Der Opfer Ger
aotaItrop5e iteiot Ourd iein 9lbleben
ouf elf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

monnc5 le6euOia wd6renO Gin 9un-
ocspei6el Die Grefiitipe reprdicntirt.
3u einem einOrudspo1en 6eittog
geitaltete ii6 sic @r0fiuuus Der Can.
OesouSneQimg, Die Ourd y 90ller.
i6iiiic ongcfiinOigt murOe 9Iab Dem
groBortigen 6eit5ug fonO in Der 6eit-
Bale Der iSeItoft itott, eingeleitet
ourd 0eu 8ortrag OeS 9erner OiGn.
nerdors o@i0genoiien @ott jum
@ruBl" Cie Groifnungs 9lnipro-
6e 6elt Interchangeable Or. Nloier,
Der &oriibcnOe Oes Gentral.9lusibui.
les. SS6m iolgte 9unOesrat6 Sdul.
.t6eB, &rGii0ent ser @roBen Gommls
lion Der 9onOes 9lusitclllng, ln0
ais lebter &eOner 6etrot gtntional.
rat6 9lOor, @}itglieO Ser i6mei5eri-
iden 9hsiteQmgs-Gonmiiiion Yrd.
iiOent Oes BreisgcrihtS Der i6wei5c.
ridden 9onoes 9tusiteaung in @enf
1896, sic Sri6iiue. Gem 6eitoftc
folgte Elm 9onfett inn SuOeritein, bel
Dem Sto0t @rdiiOent Or. Sofi-
monn ser fron50iii1e 9otihoiterR.
Beau GoDeu Oes Oiplomatiihen
Corps, imO ser &cgierltngS @rdii-
bent oeS &antons Bern, Sdeuer,
ipro6eu. Goron i6loB iid Ole Be
iihtigung ser 9lusiteaing, mel6e
9leib5eitig Dem groBen &u6lifInl
freigege6en purOe
0eutibe Sogung.
gSien 10. Nloi. S5H Grollten.
ail sic unpeit ser 6o6mii6 idleii-
icbcn @ren5e gelegene StoOt, bat eil
oeutider StGotetog itattgeiunoen,
9Iidt meniger ais 100 Oeutibe @e-
meinoen moren Our6 9l6geianote ouf
Der Sogltng oertreten.
Phi Der SagesorOnuug itonO Die
Sroge Ser 9lbpebr Ser iidb in gtoro-
9o6men INNER meiter aus6reitenoen
9errihoft Ser G5e6en. @eraOe Oos
@eibid Srolltenous, Der Sogungss
itaOt, purOe ais tppii6es 9eiipiel
Oofiir ongefii6rt, pelGe 6ortibritte
Oos G5e6ent6um gemo6t lnO ipie
Die Gellti6en ii6eraQ 5llriidge0rdngt
merOen. 6rii6er cine gon5 OeutiHe
StoOt, lit iie 6eute sur c5e6iitben
So66irg geworoeu.. StraBennomen,
6irmenidilOer, 9erfe6rsiproGe, 9ll-
les c5ediib.
ginitimmig warOe Elm 9ei1lub ge-
faBt, pelGer iid gegen Die @erge-
woltiglug ser Geutiben oud auf
Ocm @c6iete ser 9edtsipre6ung
panOte. Gle Gertreter ser 6unOert
Oeuti6eu @emeinOen perlangen Die
@rri6tlmg zines 6eionoeren Oeliti6en
9reisgeridjts, Inn OaS Teuti6t6unl
glorobobmens BON ser @e6erri6ung
Our6 ooS cjehiideareisgeridt in@it-
ibin 81 6eireien.
2 lie Oentiden @etroIeum-
@lonopoI- @orIuqen.
@erlin, 10. Nloi. ~ Gas Sdid.
ial ser Sel-Mouopol.Sorlagen ser
Oeuti6en 9fegierung pur0e 6elte
Ourd Oen 9ei6luB Der 9legierling,
Die Sibimg Oes GebstagS in Oen
n16lien paor Eagen 5lm 9lbi6luB 5ll
bringcn itatt Die iibliden CONNER
ierien eiutreten 5il loiien in iSrage
geIteat Sails Die Gorlage ni1t Dor
S6luB Der Seiiion paiiirt merOen
iollte, nliiBte iie bon neuem einge-
reidt werOen uno no6mols allie Sta
oIen paiiireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

gcpidt ser %oItiobcu ooourd felt
eeiteat, Dab cs 0os Gilr6idnittSge
mi6t per Gag ourA ql6pdgcn Der
9'oItiohcn inncr6oI6 cines 3eit-
roums bon t05 Tugen crmittclte unO
sic @eiommt5iffer our6 80 t6cilte
oic 3o6l ser 105 Gage NIT 9l65ug
Der Sonntoge. Seit 1907 bat oos
0cportcment oen Sonntog ais @oit
ar6eitStog anertannt uno 0en Obi.
for in tO5 gcGnoert. Qie 9a6ncn
bc9oilpteten, ooB iie mter oicier De
rebnung Elm Sietentcl Ger Scotia
c6en obne 9e5ablung bGtten bef0r
bern miiiien. 9ie 3a9l ocr babel
iuterciiirten 9obnen mar 72O. 0ur6
ole geitrige geribtli9e Gntlbeioung
miro oie geeenmdrtige @caobIlng
bon @oitioden mIfre6t er6oltcn.
@torfboII'S So5ioIiS.
mus.
Syn elmer bieii9en air6enOer.
iommlung bielt am Sonntog 9l6eno
Gioc. .@rGiioent 0}ori6oll cine &coe,
IN mel1er CT 5u oen omerifoniiden
lle6eln Oos rehnete, OoB bel Ger @r-
5ie6ung Scr Sugeuo su 0iel BON scr
gSiiienid)aft rnO 81 menie BON @ott
ocm 9lamdc6tigen, ole 9feoc iei. @r
to0eIte, 0oB Die Stride iid6 i6res Sin.
fluiics ouf Oie Gr5iebung ser SSu.
gcno 5u @uulten 6es Stootes foit
oollItGnoig bege6en babe, eloubte in
ser neuelteu 8eit o6er 9ln5ci6eu ou
fir 8u bemerten, OoB man iid 0ieies
6e6lers bewuBt weroe ino ibm ab.
5u6eIieu iu6e.
glm SdluB iagte Ger Re0ner, Der
Gag m0ge fommen an meldem er
ii6 bon alien onOeren politiI6en9er-
binoungen IoSioge unO iih Dem So.
5ioIisnus anidlieBe. Go5u iei ober
crforocrlid, DAB Der So5iolismus
SreunoIhoft nit Der Stride i9IieBe.
Ger So5iolismus, peI6en er, ser
9feoner meine, ici ni6t Scr. peIber
nodt @lo6t uno 9eiib, ionocrn Ser
icnigc, meI6er nod oeiitiocu @iitern
itrebe.
W1erifo's iiberieeif1er
San0eI.
9&aG geitern Our6 5. Barrett, oen
@cneralOireftor Der ,&onamericon
Union pltbli5irten 9lneo6eu bat Der
aispGrtigc Sanoel Nlcritos troe Scr
BORT 6erri6enoen a6normcn 3ultGnOe
in Dem nit Dem 80. SSlui 1918 a6ge.
laufeucn Sabre tidlt merfli6 gclitten
~ i'm @eaent6eil. Ger @eIantnlt-
Support imo .@gport bc5iifcrte Ii1 i'm
Sabre 1912 1913 auf $24S,OS3,.
977 Gin omerifanii6en 0oaars), oe-
qen $240,325,7t9 iii Dem entIpre-
henocl 3eitralm oes Goria6res. Ger
Grport crrc6tc oic S66c bon $3.50.
Dos. sos, aegen $14S.994.564 i'm
&orja6re; Ger SUPPORT Quf $91SS6,- Z
169,gmos. cbrniollS mebr mar ols iu
por6erac6cnOeu Sa6reG910-191D,
obpo6l in oieien Der Smport bis ga.
bin feline 6eoeuteuoite @o6e erreidt
bate. 9lm Support 01erifo'S ipiclten
Die Der. Stoaten sic critic 9iole, III.
Dem Der @ert6 importirter amcrito-
niider @oaren iib auf me6r ais
$4S,000.O00 bc5iiferte, mas Dem @e-
ianImtinport BON @oaren aus @roB-
britanuien 8raufrei1 upO Spanicu
3uiainmet, faftiid Dem aus allen eil-
ropdiidcn 9duoeru 5uiommen5 olci6-
tonlnlf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20
gIIS a6aet6am cradltet.

Icr 2o6os Sniel. umo Der @ariS-
3miideuiall. Sollen oic 9er-
mittlimas.l Observation-Disclosures nidjt
it0rcn 9te6eleu ge6eu ocgen
@ucrillnbouoeu Dor Cr. 9lpan
iirdtcte iid 5i ipretcn
&oibinQton, 10. lRoi Die
tlcinereu .3miihenidlle.@ lpelde oic
9leoiations gonieren5 bon 9ligora
Sails be0ro1t 6nbelr 2o6os 5slan0
mo oa5 56idial Oes Soloaten Ca.
miel @artS iAeiuen ais 5aftoren be,
ieitigt 3u iein. g8as So6os Sslono
Qnbetriiit, 70 bat Ole Suerta.9iegie.
rung Dem braiiliauiiden @eiauoten
IN 0lcrito erfldri man wolle orei
Seudtt6urmpdhter Gini6idcn mo
BON bieiiaer Seite lit oarani geaut-
mortet Doroeu oen 9eilten iolle ole
&elorguug Der 9cucbte iibergebeH
meroeii iobalo lie autamen.
geas oen @drfs.5all an6etriiit, 10
mcloei Der braiiliauiihe @eiauotc, es
iei cine llnieriudunq in Sang ge-
braht uoroen. mo oie Suerta-Gegc.
riug babe 3igciagt oaB sic I6ater
acbiibrcno bciirait werOen iollteu
mem cS iid berausiieae, Dab &arfs
bon 5oloateu ouerta's 6iuqeridtct
morOen iei BIS icbt III i6atiddlid
mdtS glut6entiibes iiber ooS 1did.
fall oes Soloaten betannt geporOen
Cbidou @eridta 6er6er aelongt iuo,
oaB gmgcnBeiigen III @era @ru8 qc.
innoen mcroen fouiten melhc be.
baupicien lie ieieu bei ser SinriH.
tung oes 02annes jligegen gepeien,
70 bat General 5uniion oem Ariegs
Gcpartement fcinen anltlihen 9eridt
ii6ernittelt, porin CT Die 9lngobeu
folder gniagi5elgen pieoergiebt gll'
les lit bis iebt mlr aus 5peiter ooer
oritter Nano an 5uniton gefomnelJ
ua0 Staatsiefretdr 9rpan nimmt Die
SaltuHa elm. oaB CT nidt einmal an-
nc6meu f6une, @arfs iei iiber5dlpt
tpot 10 laHge Dies nidt amtliA belid-
iigt mor0eu fell
Sic Saliimg Der bieigen 8e60roen
lost iomit crfennen, oaB man bemii6t
iii iiber oen @arfs.6all 3ur Cages.
oronllu9 iiber5iae5eu ioiern oies il.
aeio aelae5en laun. Tie N2eoiations-
4ldne iollcn our6 iol6e 3mii6en.
tille Hidt oeltori i6r moglider Gr-
iolg nidt ae5m6ert ueroan wenn
man ireilid nir ic0r unflare Soeeu
iiber Die 5ielultate, melte oieien er.
folg reprdientiren mooen, Al beiieen
ideint.
Que8nba's @neriIlos
@af6iHgton - Moi gon.
iul qet6er t6eilt geiiern aus 81 Boio |
ocr 6iciiacu 9loniniiiration mit. oaB |
SIC eonititntionaIiIten eucraiid aeacn |
Die @ucrilla6anoq oes friberen i6oe.
raleu Generals Gue3a0a oorae6eu
orreu 9iau6creicn an Der @re1je l3ou
5ii pielen alaagu ieiteus oer Dieiaca
Negieriuia glnlaB segeben 1aben.
Gue3ooas lebte lrobimg, oaB er oie
ggnnonii6lcu peIda fir oie bon
glmeriiauern beieiieneu 9ian6es @ai- !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

9onoon 10. @iai. SDoneD
Grem, Der Serausgeber Oes Organs
Der aaupfiuiiragetten oS6e Sufira-
gette,~ puroe 6elte inter Der gln-
iduloigiing, Die W}itglieoer Der $50
men's Social ono @oliticol Union"
sur Sodbei6Goiglng oneeitiitet 81
ba6cn Dem @eridtsoeriabren ii6er-
mieien
Gin 9eamter oes 4oitOepartements
6e5eugte, oaB bon oen @o6hpeiberu
237 @oitfditen lmO 1000 9rieie be.
ibdoigt woroen ieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

Gonton g., 10. 9lai Sri.
Mlorp Soug6, etwa 40 Sabre alt, be-
iinoet ii6 bier IN Der Debut oeS
Sderiifs, bis man bon ibren Ser
mauoten in grooflDn ytadri1t cr6al.
ten Bat. 9hr balls angetlcioct ipran9
iie geitern aus ciucm @arIoruagen ci.
mes Observation-Disclosures ais Ger
3ug bier an6ialt, unO Lief cine @leile
meit onrh Die Staot, rltfeno. OaB tie
BON oS6n0lern nit peiBen Stlaocn~
periolgt mer0e. N}an iiberpics Oie
llngliidlidc Der nDonng @omen's
G6riitian gliiociation" no 6rl.Sou9b
iiA bereit erfl1rte, nah 9rootlDn 5u.
riid5ufe6reu. SpGter a6er ipraug tic
ans einem 6eniter oeS @c66uOcs, I'M
imogindren &eriolgern 5ii entilie6en.
na6m iie ser S1criif in Ob-
mlt. Sri. 0oua6 crfldrt, lie befinOe
ii9 AMI Dem @cae bon gSinnepeg, Ga.
naoa, 81 @erman0tcn in 9rooflpn.
Safe sur 0lciIc in's AusIanb beiprot
6. Jlainc, 9lr. 413, SrsSrltimurcs Str,
RlBe GuitOua SDuie ADer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-20

Safe sur 0lcIlc ms glusIanb belrrot
6. Jlainc, glr. 413, Sits@sltimurc. Ctr,
RaBe GuitOM SDnle ADe-