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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
Fresh Salmon Dav

3. PORTLAND. Oregon, March as-
salmon day was featured in rail.
way dining cars, in clubs and hotels
an over the northwest today. follow.
ing concerted movement on tho nav.
.of me fishermen and Gamers to popu.
iarize the salmon throughout the conn.
Try The movement, which was given
stimulus here through the NortheTn
Paciic railroad, followed BY the
0feat Northern, the Spokane Portlano
and Seattle. and Chicago, Milwaukee
and st Paul. has as its objec, ths
summation OF salmon eating among
people who look upon this fish as mere.
ay something to can. :
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Ensa;sa POLO PLAYERS in s.sin.

Preparations to- the International
polo matches a5so are going aaeaa
rapidly TIE Engiishmea are aoz
warming up Ii spain and expect ID
come 10 this country ready 70 PIT up
the fight Of their lives There VIII
be no laEing baek and permitting tns
Americans 'oesting them 10 the
punch such as marked their pay
last year
Several candidates for the Meadow
brook four who viii dessad the crp,
have started training for tn- matches
~ playiog hand ban and Otherwise
endssyoring % take out ths kinks.
Outdoor practice viii start April j,
when the men viii report al LAKE.
wood. y. J. Practice viii De neId
there for three wesgs Or month.
when tae Mezdowbrook field viii be
ready.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
PEORIA TEAM
LEADS TOURNAMENT
Jumps Almost 800 Pins over Previous
High Marx, Taking Lead in
Five Man Event.

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BUFFALO. y. 7, March 13.-With
jump Of almost 200 pins over the
previous high marx. the Clark team,
Of Peoria, NJ, has romped into the
lead Of the FIVE man event Of the A.
p. G. tournament now In session at
the Broadway Auditorium, rolling q
total Of 2,g71
The three leaders in each event in
the tourney 10 date:
Five man event
clarRs, Peoria, III. 2,s7r
froqnois Rome \. 7, 2,g4a
Bauers. Peoria, NJ, 2,s,s
Doubies
Joseph Garden-Ben Huesnlan. Gin.
cinnati, 1,1s5.
G. Ludwig-G Doiay. Cincinnati,
1920
6 Hendler.g sorioek, Buffalo. f.112.
Singles
8 Gardell Cincinnati so7 c.
Thompson Buffalo. eos. r. 4. Lark
IN Baldwingville. y. Y. 9n.
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JOHN M'GRAW GETS
$50, 900 A YEAR
income Last Season from Baseball
was $4,000 According e
Signed Afioavit-

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MARLIN. Texas. March 12-Tnizy
thousand dollars 2 year ig the salary
received by John ]. Mcgraw as nan
ager q the View York Giants. acoo-d
ing 70 the AFFIDAVIT signsd BY NcGraw
here in answer - tie income faz
Law. This far exceeds the salaries
said to be paid Tris Speaker, II Co52
and other stars Of the gams. IFS cor
tract signed last winter has tonl
years more 70 run
According 10 the report here Nc
Graws income from baseball last
year vas 1850 This fncludsd his
SALARY, his share in the worlds geries
receipts and incidentalr from exhIo,-
ton games.
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opaY subiect - lnser.s.

With HanE C,Day. manager Of the
Chicago Cubs, there will be another
opportunIty 10 observe how IN an
pire actE when he is directing team
Instead Of calling balls AID strikes.
OsDsy gaYs 3 fair example az manager
Of the Cincinnati Rsds. bur there would
have been sweet going this year. had
Johnny EgerS remained member Or
Tie Cubs.
With Johnny Ia Boston, ODaY still
has 3. collection Of men who do not 20
through q game without considerable
jan exercise Bresnahan. for In
stance. usually speaks loud and 1ong
when decision DOES not meet with
his approval!
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Arrsnees Another World Tour.

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CHICAGO. Aarcb -. Tehtaave
plans FOR q new baseball tour OF sox-
Giants teams for next fail and winter
were announced today by Ted SaIri-
van. Who arranged The around me
world itinerary. Sullivan proposes 10
hare ITO teams visit London. PARIS
and several principal cities Of Europe
after the close Of the baseball reason
IN this country He would have them
return TO America the middle Of 10.
rernber and then start z South Amer.
can jaunt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
Peel and Amerleus 70 Mr...,.

KANSAS CITY, March 1s.--tJn.
haunted with the Friday. the th,r.
teenth hoodoo. Americas of Baltimore
louay declared he felt himself lucky
enough to win his wrestling bout to-
night with Fred Peel. the Wisconsin,
mat artist The usual challenge 10
champion frank Gotch win be isspaa
b. ihe winner. ea
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win send Aviator to France.

UNITED Pres Leased Wire Service. |
CHICAGO. March 1.-THE Aero
club OF Illinois viii send an Illinois
built aeroplane and an Illinois avia-
tor TO France next summer to COM
pete in the Gordon Bennett cup racSs
It announced today.
Harold r. Mccormick millionaire
sportsman, heads company to de-
termine the type Of the machine to bs
selected and TO name the aviator. The
New York Aero club has made tenta-
tire plans TO have two entries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13

Stomach and Liver
Tablets would do for
Them writes n. M.
Youngpeters, editor
the Sun, Lake View.
Ohio. lone bottle OF
the tablets would end
the trouble for most OF
them. I suffered in.
tensely after eating
and never felt well,
and no treatment or
medicine I tried ever
seemed to do me any
good until reading an
advertisement for
Chamberlain sTablets
in my own paper. !
tried abottle- Thefirst
few doses gave mesnr-
prising relief. and the
second bottle SEEMED
togive mea new stom-
rood health. I didn't
you'd give me such q
hey are wonderful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13

Al the recent National leagne meet
ing here ODay was discussing the
rules. This was before he had been
tagged 4" BY Murphy. or had been
told he was 70 be manager OF the cubs
Some faw was picked in q rule, and
Hank Immediately got into action.
TIE rEileg are al right, be barked.
The rules are al right All you
need IS 70 enforce EN-. II mad my
way I would not Jet a manager open
mis- face on decisions When team
Is at bal and the manager Il Oh tns
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aaload .thirr+x ao.r

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SET YORK. March Black Hem
an toda9 was dubbed Inc Chicago
citron following his knockout last
nigh. BY George Rodel. tie Blood
thirsty Boer IN their bout It the
Pcstman Athletic club in WiIliams
burg Heinon lasted Two minutes BE-
fore Rodei put over right 70 the jan.
The Boer weighed IN At 40. while the
Chicago Line tipped the beam ri 127.
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kinlfer Yearns 10 Iumn.

SHREVEPORT, La, March lad
Brennan. e1-Phiiiie. encamped here
with the Chicago Federals, told Pregf.
dent Weeghman today that a letter
from Din KiIlifer strongly snsimates
that Killifer yearned to do another
kangaroo back to the Feds. Weegh.
man fired a telegram at Rillifer at
the Phil,ies' camp inviting him to
come over.
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cards Ha1e Scr. Yginna-

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JACKSONVILLE Fla. Marco 1S,-
Priday, ire thirteenth was ushered in
here To-Day with the announcement
that every member Of the Cardinal
sq0ad f. suffering with sore wInE.
the tw5TierE excepted
chafjey ;sorses rfeBmatism and
cruises ere also plentiful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
eizp Recruit Pwnom.

Ii may be accepted as q fact that the
Giants have phenom One Of the
New York correspondents at the Mar
In. Texas camp. has had this TO say
X boosting WestsrEick, Pittsburgh
ssrni-pro pitcher. who aspires 70 work
rnder McGraw
He winds up imprsssiveiy. and be
FORE delivering the ban, Lifts his foo;
Ike Ms.nsEgcn.' .
II NattT happened 70 have his
brzsng n his fes., wresterwick Nigh;
Swell up right OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
Mitoheil Blamed for pefe.t.

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FORT MEYERS, Fla. March 10
Roy Mitchell was blamed today for
the defeat Of the Browns by the Col.
onels yesterday. 3 TO 2.
Roy failed to touch first when on the
receiving END OF put out and two
Kentuckians scored on Hy Barry.
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The Meanest Man

He's q mean cuss, isn't her.
Mean? He's capable of going into q
barber shop for a shave and then pat.
ting his hair cut. shampoo, MASSAGE
and hair treatment just to keep other
people waiting 4,
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bench. would see that he staid there.
None OF this running out business and
raging over called strikes or when a
baseTunnsr is called out They ought
70 have ID star on the bench
i tell yon. the rules are all right.
Just enforce EN-, that's all: enforce
en-
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checked. E ea1se- Fsa W organized
esacEazs anoW ms Easrs TIER s-aud
I'd s1as cases tsasv -4zst have ADDING
machines and rz-5e ezseEsas1srs 70
keep track % -sss sszg1s Standing fEr
Esan gsa5t1g
TIE PatsApu-gn Fed league team Il
announcing sss E1@ur cza-asy gaf Hsa1
Holder o. +as Nez T<yrg IaakeeE.
among liz cstsszdsrn. YESTERDAY BAD
ssgned with ths Tanks whether Hoad-
IN froggss 10 rhs Fsds and then did .
hack ftp aa 1ot suvwn but MS zig
nature nag besz a-taeia-s TO one ri
Frank FarreI's docrnents which
raeans the Feds nust fight 4 they gst
fsfnS.
Several players are row claimed By
both the Feds ard organized bah but
tnig dispute viii be settled along with
many others when the crack OF the
bat takes the place Of the prevailing
sport Of tossing the torec
Eitchie's System Good.
From all reports Of ting Ritchie-
wolgast fight in Miiwaasee Willie
evidently ruffed bis strongest play in
the seventh round when he put Ad
down for the count Of four. Ritehie's
system IL Of turning out the lights
for hfE opponents by shooting stiff
sefts into the stomach and aE his
man bends over be drives in a power.
FIJI right cross TO tbs jaw His left
TO Wolgastsg body laudes , little toe
high TO bing Ad over just right 10 re
eefve the cross and then be dropped
before Willie could get to him Ritchie
p,tt wolgast down In their four round
fight, again IN their sixteen round &c
with this syetem. and The SANE old
reliable did the business against Joe
RtTers and Leach Cross
JACK johnson is out again Ad
vices from Stockholm declare tbs
smoked American was forced 10 leaye
the city because o. hostile demonstra
lions against him JOHNSON was II
hare appeared in several wrestling
matches.
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Gave Him
A New Stomach

There are thousands of sufferers from
ssohaeh and liver troubles whom wish
icouid meet and tell what Chamberlain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-13
KEOKUK TRIMS GARY
IN FIRST GAME
.Locsi Entrants IN Central States
Tournament Win First Game
Played Last Evening.

Ksokgk high school wen It's first
game fn the Central States touraa-
zaeut at Evanston By defeating Gary
high school. 90 70 q. in last nights
game DISPATCHES from Chicago say
that Captain jenkins played one OF.
tie best games Of hss high school ca
ree-s chzIstng up seven baskets and
Gid great work both on ofense and
defense.
By wsnn5ng lat nights game the
team viii pAar the Fargo. S. D.. high
school team tortgf. II they win to-
night they are assured Of prizes eth
e- n the form Of buttons or cups. It
Is believed that they wifi have the
odds On the Fargo team when they
meet this evening. The Fargo team
drew pass and therefore was not
required TO play yesterday. In con-
sequence the local team will have
the benefit Of having played On the
fcor while the opponents viii be
working OF strange ground
From reports received here the
game lart night was rough and fierce
ly contested ali the var through. The
lineup follows
KeokEk Gary.
Parsons c. Harris
Right forward
Huiskamp Scott. Prftshard
Left forward.
JENKINS ..5..-.--...-... keiElsy
Center.
Meaaor McLennon
Right guard.
Vaughan Holderman
Left guard,
Baskets--Scott, Harris. 2. Keisley,
McLennon, 5; Parsons. 5; Huiskamp,
8; jenkins. z: Vaughan
Free tbrowsJenkins. &: Harris, 9.
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c. .. & q. RAILWAY CO.
Trains lease from the Union dspot
Berths and tickets. Fifth and Johnsoa
streets.

Trains lease from the Onion depot
Berths and tickets. Fifth and johnson
soUTHBoUSD.
xNc. II. St Louis. vest and
south, ieayes ........... e:2aam
mo. s. ST. Louis west and
south. leaves ....... II: l5an
mo. 40. X. q w. to Sedan. c..
B. & K. c. to CarT0litun
ieaTes s:45am
mo. 4. ST. Louis. vest and
South. leaves ......... 1:sapn
mo. 10. Quincy. Hannibal.
Kansas City. St Louia.
ieageB 6:4oDm
NORTHBOUND-
xNo. z, St. Paul and points
west, leaves ....... 2.s5am
xNo. IL, Burlington. Chicago
and points west. leaves ..--.T:4 3pm
enc. 8, Burlington. Chicago
and east. leaves ....-. 1:topm
NO. l. Burlington and Chi
cage. leaves .....-.... 7:asan
sNo. 81, Mt Pleasant branch
leaves ............ s:3opm
No. s, K. & W.. Sundays only.
leaves 7:35pm
sNo. 3, K & W., leares-.. 9:1opm
sNo- 4, from K. q w. arrives l:l5pm
.No. SO. from Mt Pleasant
branch, arrives IL :45am
mo. 2. from e q ". arrives s:1opm
No 8, from K. & ~. Sundays
only, arrives II: 55an
xDaily. Daily except Sunday.
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BIG SPORT EVENTS
DUE THIS SUMMER.
Sr.ernssasnsa varh. Face or ssnay
ssnss Expersss 70
Drz~ $4,000
Crs~e.
ARE TRAINING IN SPAIN
Enaiisn 7p4e Players Mo- laying
ss-s T-ls gss--s-nsr5rsns
s.are Preliminary
Practice.
E8T aai Sheridan Mrs4tsn so- Eas
Tinted P-ask

-8T aai shsr8dar WRITTEN so- Els
Taitad P-ssk
NEW YORK. March zs-gast 10
gaFs things = real national and iu-er-
national 1nss Uncle Sam is Endsng
himself al .lsS mp and twisted with
r-aTsrs-acns fpr the car races. which
figure as ons Of tas mauT h1ns rIa5un
sTRatE 10 BE- pulled OF during the com
ing months There liz tgat little dorBt
T'Es 1hEt -bs coming Struggle fsrwasn
Sir Thomas Lapscns Shamrock II
and the raehs int WEI os selected TO
dsfsnc fbs Americas erp VIII attract
Tremendous interest and that TIE
greatest shrpngs ever witnessing
yacht race VII REV The struggle on
SANDY Hook That lis where The goF-
eminent comes IN
II Is certain tnaz pleasure craft of
every description, steamers. private
Tsehts end boats Of sTsry Plan and
pattern viii be pressed fnto service
and HEADED fo- 1hs course which viii
be several miles chi ri sea Ii viii
therefore be ny 10 the government In
spectors 10 zee that these crafts are
equipped Eith SUFFICIENT nts boats as
well az guarding oFgr c-Dwdfng.
Then viii come the pauoIlsng Of the
course 70 keep the war clear tor The
racers
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RICHIE MUFFED PLAY
FaltsS 70 Rsarh ass ss9 II tts
sesersh Ragne-ssas sorr-
son IL ogs
Again.
900.

fBr Hsa Shsrsdar writer FIR tns
EasssS Press.
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AID WEAK N SEVENTH
Bssr Cat Corss Back sss-1ns n srss
Last zosnas zas ~1nr -ener
~ Large
Rsrslr

7JJr4asc re-esf Leased T4rs SErscs
Ezz-a A15E Ns Mgrxt IA
Willie r.at1ss5s Has z muca battered
Esafsar ytio.n a16sr. sut nsT es--tEgslsss =
champion, au6 sc K1lsEs- win
stEg-zisfv Z mark q tfs Esn Eoun6 son-
lest as-s asFf Right VIE sal z con
tsE1d4r su- liz zsgn. FsagsG CROWN,
r-s6stsE with = draw VIII the king Of
b5s eiass.
FIR tsa rounds the tvao light TssEnts
-as1ssd fsrcslF H9s.n wcasasE a9Enrsnt-
81 doilg the np-s damage Il 5oag
rEGe aas champion rad 1hs egg sss
n tins a4agating- Iaa aaar had
rTlnirsg ri his 0vn WY
gact5s sco,sa tins only Enotza down.
3 solsr zlsTnn Up +as ssFen1a, doing ing
business 40 vas plainly g-rggF dnr-
ing t1sas period bzss came back strong
sgr ths last three The tenta round
went 10 wosgasf bF wide margin. the
I,1fehman wa5ing II With ieess and
rights 70 the face and stomach that pc
Eaidsrsd me champion.
The great feature OF the agat was
ting fg-csnsss with which the TWO
mixed From me tap 81 the bell unta
taa an6 there was mt : minute Of IL
action
Neither tagatsr Tad dithcaity IN
making the weight although each Just
edged into the requirements.
It was unot5c3allF announced that
every seat In The auditorium wzs fl
80 and that tie gate receaota exceeded
s5s Dot OF this Ritctks grabs SIC.
ftee and ETolgast about IS 300
Says Rtchse Struck LDs-
Dr. C. ". Noster Of 1he boxing cDrn
mission. nainsainea TODAY that 1ns
blow which sent wolgast TO ing csrl
vas in the saFenrh was Z foa. Ths
/ physician examined the Bear Cat 3,
the end OF the match. Referee stouf
who called the match a draw. sayr
that he was standing back Of Hrolgas-
and could not see If The blow val
low.
Official figures on receipts made
! public this morning were Gates, s3e,
! 759. Of which Richie gets about SIS,
900 ana Wolgast 81. 600
WoIgast was expected TO sign tods,
for three fights IN the east during tht
spring. the Dgtctrnan TO pick MS cp
ponents. He viii also sign for . bou
with Joe Rivers. either Il Chicago 81
9 Msiwsalkee II xaz Sasd
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Baskets-Scott. Harris. 2; Keisley
McLennon. 5; Parsons. 5; Huiskamp
8; Jenkins. z: Vaughan.
Free tbrowsJenlrins. &: Harris, 9
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bon ,o Hntcnt.@crtnnf
a. 4lvl4 Winiicn 9lriiie Wian anrelire ,,gS.
-, ~sH'iMer 6brrcipUnocnt. (glngi1-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

de jebt gegen 9iltblan0 i'm 6eloe iie-
ben. gSic longc lpirO Is Oaucrn nnO
&umGnien miro ebenio oe5wuueen
gegen 9luBIonO OoS Shmert 5ieben
5u miiiieu, olS 0ie in HuBlano berr-
idenoe ilopiidc Naiic oieies 5maug,
fir Ser6ieu Sen gSeltfrieg 5li entio.
cbeu.
Ger Srieoe in guforeit beoeuteie
fiir Giirfen ino @ulgoren Oen Ser.
ben gegenii6er nur einen @aiien.
itiQitanO, 9}idt 81 oergeien lit Dab
ouf Dem rim6nii6cn I6ron Elm So
6en5olern Erin5, aui Dem 6ulgori-
iden Elm %rin5 aus Dem Sanie Soh.
len Go6urg Sofia iet longen
Sabren regeren
Somie in ndHiter Belt gr0Bere
S6lacbten 81 @uniten OeS 3mcibun.
ocs II unO oordn 8peifelt mo6l 9fie.
monO oiSioQen mcr0en ole oieie
G0lfer gegen 9iuBlano imO Ser6icn
fGmpier.
g9er mtr cinigermoBen nit ser
Gncc6timg Oes finnl6uOiiden @olfeS
pertrout lit, muB Oos Gin5ic6en Oeut-
i6er lruppen BORT ais Grloiung be-
trobtcn. Scoe croenflibe Siilie, ie-
Oe llnteritiibung miro Oort Den Geut-
ifen 81 E6eil mer0en.
O6 SdpeOen mO g}orpegen nod
9eiibergreiflng 6inulono'S ourd
oeutiGe Eruppen oie 3eit iiir gefom-
men erodteu oie ruiiiid6e Snuaiious-
9lngit ab5uidiitteln, olrh lIebergang
su Den )Siegern Ocn Nuiieu ofien gc-
geni6ertrcteu, muB oie 8eit lebreu
Sin Seer OaS niht nod toOten
IeriaiiungS @li1ita6en nur OaS
Golf in @afien lit, ionOern Der in
6lutiger @irfli6teit gewaIinete 9lru
oeS notionolen @iQens: 0os ieOer
Gin5elne, Monn fiir Manu, 0en&rieg
ais cine impermeiOlide glot6pen0iq-
feit, olS ieine peri0nliHe Sobe EN-.
piinOen gelernt imo Oeu @ntidluB,
iiberle6cno 3n iiegcn ooer nit @ott
iuO Gotcrlano fir @ei6 mo Sois
81 itcr6en, oeiien lit Der 5ieg gewiB-
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3m Dcrfnmfen:

Ni, 3M Dcrtamfen.
3mei l9oneS 0em iiir einc ocntibc Samilic
Rlot Nanier, Gbiis mo Sbaiienbdnme an
ihesg q. BreiS $3400. giabjniraacn i'm uDent
-" eorreiponoent". (9u9i2-ls)
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@ermiidte telearap6ilae Nepslden.


Su G6icoao bat S. Ggocn 9lr.
nour crflGrt OaB Die 6leiihpreiic
ItciQen miijteu neil fcin @ic6 in
ben Gic660ien 81 crlongen iei. Gr
iogt, oie Grodcn6eit ser lebten Nlo-
notc ei Oie Sdulo on Dem Manael
all SblahtDie6
Frdiioent g8ilion traT oeItern
wieOer in @ai6ington ein uno bega6
lid bonn 9abn6ofe oireft in ooS @ei-
Be SauS.
Ger 6rltiide EoitOompier Ser
iio, pelcber BON Gan 6ron5iSco nod
9(iicu o6ge6cu ioIlte, lit 8uriid6eor-
0ert morOen
SSn Der pcrgongenen @o1c lino
100000 peuigcr Gmigranten in9lep.
Norf ongefonimen, als in ser glei-
ben @ohe Oes Gorio6reS.
Ger 6oIlGnOiide Gonpfer Slot.
tcrOom" 6ro6te geIiern 500 %oiio.
oiere bon SoaonO un0 9ouloqne
noH Aew Dorf llnter ocn @oHo.
gieren mar Sr. Sulius =. aleDer, ser
critic @ice @rGi0ent ser &omburg.
glmerifa Sini,.
SSn SonolIIu lit ser britiide
GampTer .9tile" BON iciner Negie.
RING angepieien porOen Oen Saieu
nid)t 5lI peuoiieu.
Gr Senator SSoiepb 9. 6oroter
lit 6ei Oeu @rimdrpoblen bon 80. @.
SarOiug aus M}arion 6eiiegt morOen
SSn Mo6one @oi, q. g., lit Der
9lmerifaner SSobn 8. 8erguion ais
Spion Oer6aitet woroeu aber fam
6alo rpieOer frei
@ie aus 0}eu Srlcans 6eri6tet
miro, iino in 2iOerpool, Gnqlano,
3wci Sale al Ger 9eulenpeit porgc-
fonlmen.
Sr. @anl 30. @or6urn ser
ncue Girettor ser ReierDe6onf, bat
Dor Dem SeuotS Gonlitc in g9ai6.
inoton crfldrt, ooB er ais Girettor
Der Baltimore Ohio 9o6n rclig-
niren perOe.
Sci GoleOo, Ohio, iinO SSomes
9. Gder, @lenwooO gilbert llnO Sobu
@roOes, Observation-Disclosures, 6ei'm
9aoen ertrunlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13


81 itcr6enJ 0eiien lit Der Sieg gepiB.
@ruuOiidS-lIcbertraamnaen
@m %. Q]afer an @eni. Sbor,
Gillette Der Gurbom- nobe @oIti
more.StroBe, I'll 6ci SO.
George 6olfen6ou. al George Sol.
fenbnn 5 Grluoitiide.
Geo. So SooOopou. Grlitee, imo
9luoerc, an 9lboDaB Sdoltm Gongre.
cation SiiomeIiede @oppletou. uno
2emon-StroBe, 80 bel 100
2ouis s. 9obner uno Satin an
emma &ouioue, 0liieitc Der GaI-
-5traBe uabe @rott.StroBe, Is
bei 95.9
Sol. S. @enb an Carrie 80. 0itm.
wolt mO 9(n0ere, 9IorOieite ser 25.
StroBe uo6c GoIpert-StraBe, 1862 Der
100
&ut6 @. Gmii6 an Sos. 6. Snit6
9lorOieite ser 9altimore-StraBe nabe
Sultou.9lpcnue, is BEL ia.
9}ihoeI 9Slmpiau uno @oi;m all
NSobn q. aneAt ilno @attin Meltieite
ser @oplor Grope-SlroBe, 2i1.tt 6ei
2S47.
Gli5a6et6 81. Forfer ou 9loIano
YQrf &c., ! @rlmoItiid.
@6lip Soiep5 mo 0oiiiu an Ca.
mel s. SSoiep6, 9lorOoiiieite ser Si.
cteru-9lpc. no6c 8 9lpe, 35 BEL III.
Copeland Nlorton mo 9lnoere an
Copeland Nlorton mo 9InOere, Cru.
liees, me6rere @runoltiide
Sol. Socobion lmO @ottin an SD.
Solf, cine Wmler.
GOmoro 6. WcTonolO an SOS. s.
Sicmcf rm0 0ottiu Sioieite ser
Salt 9(pc., no6e @ort-StroBe, 1874
bel 60.
g9m. N9. Spes imo Satin uno 9(u-
oerc, an Olonor q. 6. mO z. so,
Sitleite Der @uilforo-9lpenue, no6e
Goger-StroBe.
9roniSlom 9onah uno Satin al
oSon @iftel uno @ottin @eitieite Der
G6eIter. SroBe, no6e @onab-StraBe
1876 Bel 100.
@oSis Tinrefin umO Satin an ga.
cos g}orciseniclo, 9iorooitieite Scr
Scooter no6c SScneS- Stripe
Senrp s. GMf ou 9llice @ir9lnio
WlillSpoug6, @eltieite ser 2oOcgrooe.
9(llcD no6e Ereitou-StroBe.
Samiel Cooper im0 8rmn an Ga.
lmicl 8. Go6cn lno 5roM Sioieite
SeiicrionitroBe, no6e 9roaoma0, 12
bel 81 SUB.
Soco6 ~. 3n6in an Sam. Cooper
Siioieite SeiierionitroBe nabeSrooO.
moo, 12 Del 81 SUB.
sSomeS q. 9lafe H. g. an Sobn 2.
glofc, Sitieite GnrrolIton'slpey naDe
@rottitroBe, IA bel 35.6 SUB.
Gielcl6eu an oeuielben SiioIeite
2om6aro., no6e MonroeItroBe, - bel
20 Sub.
SuIic 9. Sud umo Giotte anO'Der
9poa 9loroieitc N1ul6errDlr, nabe
@orf.9lucme. 2O7 bei 6t SUB.
9(nton Nr6et imo 6ran al 6ronf
s. 9uinstp, it,, imO 6roi Seltleitc
G6eiter-, no6e GogerIIroBe, 1873 bei
so SUB.
,5rouf &. @iutncr an Charles q.
3omrDlo uno SWau, 9loroieite @'aoi.
ion- nobe @olieiiroBe 1879 bel 90
SUB.
@crcp 6. Sennia6auien Erultee,
an ISM. 8. 6oro unO ,Srou Siiolei'
te GliperiiroBe, nabe Su3erne 9lpey
IA Del 80 SUB.
9Sm g. @ioii rmO 5ran an glm.
broie @oqt 9}or0eite GOmonOlon.