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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Helen Gardner at Colonial Tonight
and Tomorrow.

Sea Helen Gardner in "A Princess
OF Bagdad' at the Colonial tonight
and tomorrow. A wonderful Arabian
night story in seven reels. The
daintiest and most exquisite picture
play ever made, bristling with all the
mirth, excitement and suspense OF
the days OF ancient Basdad. Two
hours of refined amusement Ths big
gest and greatest motion picture ever
shown in Keokuk. showing Miss Gard
ner in her greatest effort, magnifc snt
in every detail beautiful costumes,
scenery and dazzling effects. A hign
class production. See 1t tonight. Ons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
orpheum Theatre.

Tomorrow. Linooln's birthday, tn
O7pheum theatre presents the great
two reel gold seal release. featuring
Herbert Rawlinson and Mary Ruby
in "Ons OF the Bravest" Also by re-
quest, From Railsplitter to Presi-
dent" Don't miss this big bill offer
ing which viii be presented, matinee
2:l5 to 400, evening 7:15 to 1920.
Spend an hour with your family a:
the Orpheum Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb,
11.With Federal
league officials lit.
orally camping on
their doorsteps and
C. Webb Murphy
of Chicago having
pulled another one
of his choice firms
parties right under
their noses, the Ma
tianal and Ameri-
can leagues had
something m Q r e
than schedules, UNI
pires and training
trims TO discuss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Sunday Services

Sunday services will be held for
girls under the auspices, of the camp
fires. On SUNDAY afternoon the religi-
GUS service will be arranged for by
the various Camp Fires. Miss Edna
Porter will be the speaker,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Y. M. G. "A. ITEMS
SEVERAL EVENTS
The Lincoln Birthday Anniversary
Bible Class Meeting and
Other Events.

! The Lincoln birthday anniversary
event will occur at the Young Mems
! Christian Association building tomor-
row, Thursday evening. and will be
an occasion OF much patriotic interest
The Y. NJ. c. A. has given much at
| tention in the matter of arrange
iment and has prepared an excellent
program which has already been pro-
duced in these columns. A male
chorus will sing Flag of the Free
by Hughes, and other patriotic num-
bers. The chorus is composed OF
Eomer T, Osborn, Daniel Seaman,
Roy Lofquist. Jacob Blom, Ben D.
Chapman, Hugh ]. Askey and Harry
Peterson. Misses Louise Klein and
Marie Weber will contribute vocal
solos. Other attractive features ap-
Ipear upon the program.
A prominent feature OF the evening
will be the highly commended adj
dress of Attorney Bane of Oelwein
on the Life and Character OF Abra-
ham Lincoln
II certainly Will be an event tnat
will appeal to every patriotic citizen
and there will be of course large at
tendance to gay sincere tribute to the
memory OF great American.
Bible Class.
Friday night will be another inter
esting event at the Y, M. c. A., the
meeting of the new Bible class at
which Mr.. O. B. Towne will deliver
another OF his pleasing and instruc-
tive lectures on the life of Christ"
a subject that is always new. appeal
Ipg and uplifting. Mr.. Towne Is
student upon the subject of his talks
and cultured and entertaining speak
Ter.
Mems League.
Businessmen's indoor baseball
league this evening at 5:15. The
Reds Will play the Whites, and the
contest promises to be the hottest
one yet as both teams claim the lead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Iowa Supreme Court Decisions,

IDPeCidi 90 TIE Gdte CIty.I
DES MONIES, Feb. 11.-Teasdale
VS.. City OF New York Insurance Co..
appellant, Monroe county, affirmed
John P. Looney. appellant vs.. Sioux
City, Iowa, Woodbury. county, af-
firmed
Baptist Home Mission society vs..
First Baptist church. ct al, appellants
" Woodbury. county. affirmed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Lincoln's Birthday
Obserudnce
A BIG INVITING PROGRAM
Thursday, Feb. Il
8P. NJ.
Y. M. c. A. Auditorium
Adult T ckets 25c
School Pupils 15c

matinee daily at 2:ao. evening a,
$500. Doors open at s:45. Arrange
to be present at the start on account
OF the length of the production. Chi:
dren. 10c; adults, Zoe Advertise
nent-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
TINKER HAsTENs EASTWARD.
Chicago Manager Joins Boss in Mys
tcrious Trin East

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
CHICAGO, Feb. 11-Joe Tinker.
manager of Chicago Federals, today
had his travelling bag packed and was
awaiting telegram from President
Weeghman In New York to hasten
east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Y.W.C.A. NOTES
When Shakespeare Struck Town.

When Shakespeare Struck Town.
When Shakespeare Struck Town
is to be repeated Thursday night at
8:lo at the Y. ". G. A. This is a
free performance and open TO all, this
being the conclusion CT girls weeA.
Two changes have been made in the
cast which is given below:
Martha, the maid -. Edna O'Harra
Mrs. Weston, the mother of the
family Grace Stricaler
Mrs. Carey. the visiting aunt -.
Edna Porter
Grace, who plays Romeo.
Olive Williamson
Mabel, playing Juliette. Ruth Potter
Florence, playing Queen Titania
1899. Edith Linenburger
Helen, first Lady Macbeth ......
Beatrice Williamson
Nell, second Lady Macbeth -.
....-........ .Leola Hayes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11

and especially when You have fulness
and weight in the stomach after eating.
the disease may be warded off and
avoided. Chamberlain s Tablets not only
aid digestion, but strengthen and invig.
crate the stomach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Attacks Of Indigestion

IT believe Chamberlain's Tablets have
saved my life. writes Mrs. Maggie Coil,
Golden City, Mo. 81 had pains in my
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Banoue. al Sever

At O'Clock sharp the banquet will
be served to all the new members
WHO joined during girls week. A
splendid menu and a brief program
OF toasts will be given. The guests
viii have seats reserved for them at
the play at S:15.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Announcement Creates Furor
in Baseball Conferences
Meeting Today in
New York.
JAWN MAY JOIN FEDS
Murphy May be Called on Car
pet-Think Action Creates
Federal League
Sentiment.
JAWN MAY JOIN FEDS
--nAo

by Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
murphy's Action Help. Federais.

IL Murphy had sought a time when
he might successfully pull off some
thing that would stir UP the Chicago
fan and help out Weegnman, Gilmore
& Co, In their endeavors he coulG
not have picked finer occasion than
the pres mt If Eyers stands firm in
his refusal to play in Chicago, Muir
phy will have eliminated the famous
"Evers to Tinker to Chance combi-
nation within eighteen months. He
put the reverse English on the coubl-
nation in the firing process, however
by handing it Chance to Tinker to
Evans. Johnny declares that he has
two contracts with the Cubs, one as
manager and one as player. Both
have four years to run and Johnny
figures that as he has been cast aside
as manager he IS also free as a play
or. He has not seriously considered
going with the Feds so far, but Pres
ident Gilmore OF the outlaws" de
clared that if Evers was not bound II
the Cubs by contract it would TAX,
him just ten minutes to line up th'
famous second baseman
iii make him an offer so big h
can't refuse said Gilmore.
Wild Scramble for Evers' Services.
A wild scramble for the service
of Evers by big league magnates wa
on today President Tener has toll
Johnny that the national commission
win pass on the contracts he hold
with the Cubs for him, but Evers i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11

when they met mere To-Day
The .rirement OF Johnny Eyers as
manager of the Chicago Cubs Jared
every magnate attending the war con-
ference and annual meetings hers TO-
day. Eyers insists he was fired ana
declares he will not play with the
Cubs. Murphy told the magnates his
manager had resigned and at his re
quest Hank oDay was relieved Of his
duty as an umpire and was then an
nounced as Eyers' successor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
Mems League.

Businessmen's indoor baseball
league this evening at 5:15. The
Reds Will play the Whites, and the
contest promises to be the hottest
one yet as both teams claim the lead
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
Seirat6s.qicenaen.

stonIe0 9cn5, 25, uno @1unnic
@oolc, 10.
Sones 6. @beIps. 50, @iitwcr,
bon Sonober, W1o. im6 0lorp q,
Surner, 43. @iitlpc. bon Baltimore.
Sobn q. 9udbeit, 80, uno 0liruic
8. SbipIep, 80. 8eioe bon Della,
01o.
0iolono 9. Goslin, 90. uuO Sonic
6. @loguire, 9cioc bon Cambridge,
@o.
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W1c@illioms, tS, geioe bon @9ilat
Selpbio, ga.
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ioria gorone, t6.
@obotiuo Iibuer5io, "a, umo 0lot
Iicttn @oiii 81, 8ci0c BON $igb.
Ionotomn N20.
Senrp 5oirfor glpres, 30, bon
Ncp gorf, I.-D., rnO eliic 9eOon
N2ilIer, 81 BON Baltimore, Nlo.
elmer 6. Griffin 10. bon 9oIti.
more, lino @lireoret 8. epons, Is;
Ron 2ancoiter, @a.
Gogor ". Guoor, %. unO 5onnic
&. gIomon II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

mo So6n Nliacr bon gIr. 3l3. SiiO.
gouloins StraBe, an elmer gIuItion in
Dem @eiddft BON Siaoc 9iUiugiton,
9lr. 626, Sit.Saltimore StroBc, be-
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6ieIt oenielben fiir $3.50. Gr be.
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erfldrten, BOB DER 9line nidt eiumal
$S pert6 iei. ga icb 9iotbidiIo mel.
ocrte, oen 9ling 5uriid5une6men, be-
nohridtistc ScbmiOt Die Gebeimpo'
li5ei mo Oie @erbaitlng ser beiOeu
gIuttionare criolgte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Smction ba6cn gegm oieieu 0liB.
Iiano Yrotcit erboben imO Ocn Son
greB.9IbgcorOneteH @epis criudjt, oa.
geaeu ofiijiea @inipradc 5u erbcbeu.
Ger in 5rage itebenoe 3ua mar
felt mebr als 10 Sabreu in 9etrieb,
ieoo6 ma6tc oie 9abnaeieuidait
jebt gelteno, oaB es iiN nidt 6e5ablt
madte. 9tad ibrcr GriporniB-@oli.
tit bat iie lid icst eutidloiieu, Die.
fen BUG nit mcbreren anoeren ans
Dem 6obrplan 81 iirciben.
0err & oWin q. Gdcrt to . t..
81 Souoper, Go. itarb geitcru i'm
9llter bon GO Sabren &err Gowin
@. @dert, elm ipcitbefanuter Gbemi-
faliens6abritant mo ebemaliger
@oitmeiiter in SanoOer. Ger Ser.
itorbene mar laneidbriger Sefretor
Der ,9lotiouol See Cream Manliiac.
tlrers g(Iiociation nlo aeborte ciuer
Sreimaurer.2oge an.
z diffSwcrft ob0cbrunnt.
I'm Wlaoiion CordeIter.9 9omip,
1T Ole Shiiismerit BON Soiepb ".
groofs imo 3pei in Der 9l1be gele-
gene S1gemiiblen abaebranut Ger
angeridtetc SdooeH miro alIf So.
600 gci6dbt. Iic g9erit puroe III
oen lebten Sabren sum 9at bon
S6leppfdbncn benubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
9Lni rlnrr Nnftipn 6eidfuinOeLt.

Soiepb 8otbldiI0, Don M TO,
91oro.@utou StroBe. mo Siooc Der.
man. bon Olr. 2227, 9lorOGutalp.
StroBe, iinO geitern in 9Irtloge5u.
itouo oeriett iuoroen, oa lie anaeb.
lid 5dpinoelcien oui elmer 9luftior
bcgangcn 6o6en. Ger in gir. 52i,
Teder.9loenue, wobnbofte Gborles S.
Sdmiot, 6enadribtiete sic @e6eim.
poli5ei, ooB er ucbit SSoiepb Simms.
bon Orr. Cos, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
Nreie gSurleiunoen.

Syi ocn pcrIdic0cncn 3ipcigen scr
Gno@ @roti 6reibi6liotbcf mcrocn
iu16rcno ocr n16iien Ioec bic uoH.
itc9cnocn frcicn @ortrdee ac6olten
mcrocn: Gicnitog. Oeu 1. Dc5embcr; {;
5tcrrctt. mo CT. @cicr.Strobc;
@iIliom @rctt: .Dos 9SaIditina bon
Geute. Sreitoe, Den A. Ge5ember,
eit,9iorib.9lpenuc, nabe gentnIou.
StraBc, 9aitor 9lrtbur 6. 9omea:
.Scruiolcn." Dienitog, oen s. De.
sember, Galpion. itno 9eaion.StroBc,
8iniom Greht: o3iuiihen Often inO
3eiten." 0onncritag, oen 10. De.
5cm6cr. 9cDtport6. .9lbe. nobe @ort
Seiebts g(oenuc, Or. 9crnoro s.
Steiner: Cine Reiie noh Somoica
imo Banana. Sreitag, ben If. 3c
sember, @oriuh.9lbenue lno Eaplors
StroBe, @aitor GIopton s. 9ioud:
,.Ssytalien un0 oie Stoliener. Dlon.
toa. oen IA. 3e6euber. 2inDooo.
glpenue uno 8oDette. .StroBc, 9oitor
aennetb O. NhirrnD 09ngerle6en
mo Canoe. 6obren in Ganooo."
SGmnltli6c @ortrdge, bon oenen Die
meiiten iIluitrirt iino, perOen nm
S llbr g(6cnog i6ren 9lniong nebnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
G6amifenr 6citrait.

@cgcn lleberidrcitens Der iiir
glutonobile 6ul6iiisen Sohiise.
idpinoigfeit lullroe eeitern oer
Chauffeur Gbriition Bauer ans Ga.
tonspiIle in Der noromeiiliHcu @oli.
5eiiiaiion 5u 50 mo Soften Dcrur-
tbeilt. Bauer lit 39 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
8eltrigc ShhlBroic
MQarif6eridltt.

9amit uniere 2eier ole 6abhme
nlit Dem Setiiritdten.Dlorftc nidt
berIieren. iperOen mir bon 8eit az
8eit oic leetcn 9lotirungm scr bicii.
eeu9lttieuboric brinsen. mic oieieIben
am SbInB, 81. Suli uotirt purocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
eenaturs.sO0n OcrLaht 0uipilaI.

sSobn g8. scrn jun. Der junse
Sobn oes Scnotors Sobn gS. aern
BON SnOioua, Der iid in Der Union
@roteitant SnfirmqrD" bebanoeln
Ioiicu niBtc, founte gelteru glodnit.
tog 0as aroiifenbous perlofcn.
@d6rcnO mebrercr @oAcn mar Der
auobe ou's 9ctt gefciieIt, mumcbr
il icoodb in iciuem 8efimOen cine oil.
bcrorocntIi6e 9eiiering cingctrctcu.
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GIrnnbltiids.l .llebertrnnnnatn.


Ctr, na9e 9oaineton-gIoe., % bel
t25.
gqm. Gimcou an 6. @liltou gSeIls,
me6rerc @umoltiide
Gooio Steluort on ,9leol Gitoie
@ooling Co. 3 @runoitiide.
Goa Noientbal II. q. an Soiepb 9io-
ientbal I @runoItiid
Wlino 9eiI II. u. an Sermon @eil,
me6rere @rinoitiide
Sermou @eil an s.. @eil & Bros
me6rere @rimOitiidc.
0lidoel Z. @oli an Wloriona s.
Niartin il. g.. 2 @runOitiidc.
Siobel g. 9}caIc ino @atte an
Sobn 9, Sbowacre uuo 6rou Siio.
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1879 BEL 49,
n9alto. @rouno 9lent Co." an
@m. 9. Sameion. 9lorOoiticitc Gin.
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BEL 81.
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@rinoitiide.
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@ropc. mo Nloibcr-Stry Is bel III.
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2 @rnoitiidc,
g8m. .. SarOeD mo 6rau an aote
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Soratoga,Stry 80 bel 81.
Seize IS. aauiman oil 9larou
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nobe @looiionsSir., 80 bel 1916.
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gllicc S. Gouflin on Y}aDor mo
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12 bel 90G SUB.
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roeitroBe. II bel 9O.6 SUB.
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sSaco6 s. S. @litnid, Sruitce, an
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30 SUB.
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.Teriel6e al oieielbcu 9lr. 2705,
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yorf 9iooo.
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trol 9loenne, nobe 6apetteitroBc, ~
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Gonton,9lpenue, i2 bei 30 SiiB.
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Gormine, g1oroipeitieitc @nps nobe
Dlonumeutitrabe, 80 bel SUB.
glnnie 90. alein al 3. 2aureucc
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na6c 8. StraBc. 20 bel n Sub.
Sulia o. 6. @rice, Bern, an gu.
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SUB.
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6itpatrid H. gl, 9lorOieiteGaeeritraBe
robe WicainiihaBe, 1873 bel 70 SUI.
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ErsiIs i'm eerinetou.Wia
SIeifh.

2nnun6roteu, pro 8fmo 22c.
aolbs.G GoteIetten. 9Siuuo zoe. 25c.
Shinteh pro 9flmo :. 20c.- 22c.
S6infen (ecidnitten) pro Bfb. 35c.
S9peins. GoteIetten 9Sfo. zoe. 22c-
2omm SdniseI, Riuno 25c.-2Sc.
aoIDs.Shnitcl, Bf6. =. .25c. 30c.
@orterbouic Gteat. @iO.. soc.
Sirloin Steof. @iuno. 22c. 25c.
9lippenbrotcu pro Bfo. 18c. 25s.
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eol0fleiial, pro NhmO t2c.--2Oc.
2mm,ShuIter. pro 9flno. 15c.
Sdmcr.2nmm pro @iunb. =. .12c.
9olbsbroieu, pro gfo. 1876. 25c.
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Diciitoo. oen 1. Ge5ember 1914.
g2ebL 9uii6r 12,759 Safer.
ciuidlieBlid 94OS 6diier 5u 2ocllt.
9oint; aiiitenbcrianot 425 61Iler.
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WNIWWi W. ~ OWStISt~
Seituneen, 8eitihriften etc.
sssSEsr si#SIs @fss ss7 gg S5Hs S'F
0eutIde gii@er rno 8eitidriften.
n. eanItld 10 SlorosQoppIciou'etrnbe.
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,,Sbe rlb Supn Noiiunnl 9ani." Giat. mo
GyetersSirnbe. Sncob %. oooi, Brulioenii
e:sGHS ssnSS SatSSs 81 sSsI' paa '5sa enSsroaSVaO
,,ReRefn WaiSnaf Snni,@ "A Noro,euiap'
StraBe. %, Ularriott &aliiter.
Stoatg.gonfen.
.,DmtIme gauf psn gali!murr," baltimore
unb Sonioabs sSirqbe. eluenlt gneber, Rtdp
bent; Geo. 8 Cana suii'rer.
Spar-8onfen.
,,DntAs eparbanl vpn galilmorf," guiap'
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.. eiiaartmsr & eOHs, 22s 9orO'ebOrles'sir.
2anoipirtbidoftlide @er1tbe lnO
S1mereien.
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zl0bofoten
aarf ". Ws. enult, SOC e. Qoureirnbe.
$lumbing, JurndceS, Non9es ullo
Gefen, @oh0eden tlno Ninnen.
Benueft gros., 623 Norbs6ycmouisgloeun
aupierihnlie0e uno plumbers.
Spbu onbsrt, TIA 19ems'eirabe. 9. & g..
Ielepbo1: Molle 1899.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iino S1nolcr.
gsrIe s. cueap g. Gsvtsp' 10 Oli'eer'na'
Seuer.8eriiherirngen.
ycnHhr Sener 9erFmauMos Weisniaaii"
oolouns mo Baltimore 'oifnbe d. =. ii,
,,Hmtlm.Mm fcmer.QlerEmcrun9s-eel eelcllbnlt"
Baltimore. StrdBe uno Guoni Sonic 2benne
,,OpHaI 9rinrance 50. pi 2iptrpnoL" 3eHtq ~
Bariielo @eiioends sDlanoger, tOt-103 ebnup
Der DI Commerce 0nlloin9.
,0iermania BeueruerlIfernnac @eIenlnnit"
Baltimore iiio Woribs sSirobc.
9lehblotten, Wletol[ etc.
ebun, GeunIn g. 60. (lnuworIFD, 1915
NdlbetltonsEirnbe.
Giienmooren olcr Qlrt uno Suf.
ihmicO. 8ubeb0r.
g. erutt @ahne Co. 362-36i gsoro'gao'Str.
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ten ms in Ser lleberi riit oerpilid-
tet cine pabre @eididte 81 er3db.
len mo oic fommt IN Barrier 8ci.
tmn nidt Dor.
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lNcilriac shIdilrntc .


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gir > rotber spot. ii23s-
Steamer Hr. . spot 1O69s-
SiiOIidcr per 9robe 80 lilo
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Winis. 3uhbr 1885 9n-
idel; @eriunot bon Oeu GIcpatoreu
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gicuer iiioIiher peiBer 642l -67H
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152.67S 9uicGeI; GleuaiorenDorrotb
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Bidder. ielbtdnoia an 8roo uno Sibiiolf,
iudi ioiori cncn 4lnb. nit oocr obHe soft
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9oIbsIeber, bro s]hmO. SOC.
@roS6en ............ .15c.--25c.
&oimO Steot, pro Efo. 22c.-24c.
2enoenfett. pro RilmS. .16c.
Sdmol5, pro EfunO. .......1 16e.
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9eituneen, 8eitihriften etc.
,abe Baltimore Wcms Co.," Grneii 8. 6nner,
Gefhdieiibrer, 227 Norosealoert'Strab
0eutlhe @ii9er ltno 8eitidriften.
n. eanItlb, 10 Ioro'Qopplciou'etrnbc.
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Stencuoeindc.


0nnqer 0dder fn6t stenuna als brittle Sano.
@intriit foiori ODER lpdicr glorclic: ~. Dlan'
iennoloer, 1903 6ooilIc's ctr. aprnh Poini.
(1c52-3)
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SnrfeBs. bro 9funO. ........ 22c.
Rooit.Subner, pro 9hmo. 1sc.
aodl.Siibncr. pro Rtmo. 1Sc.
Gnteu, pro Yfuno zoe. -22c.
9erIbiibner, pro Stiid .25c. -40c.
Sursc Tauben Stiid. ... .30c.
@dnie, pro @iuno 1Sc.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
AND REBELS
FIRING YET AT TAMP|CO
Former Reinforced Last Week by
1,5OO Men, Admiral Bad
ger Reports.

Firing continues daily at Tam pico be-
tween constitutionalists and federal
forces. according to a report transmitted
from Admiral Mayo by Admiral Badger
today. Heavy guns We're heard yester-
day morning
The steamer Camaguey. which has
arrived at Vera Cruz from Tampico.
reports that Mexican federal forces at
the latter port were reinforced by
l,5O0 men last week.
Admiral Badger also reports that he is
forming a special service squadron under
Admiral Winslow. He did not indicate
what ships would be employed for this
purpose. The Tacoma and the Des
Moines. it was stated. would remain un-
der Admiral Mayo at Tampico for the
present
T. S. Could Easily Take Tampico.
Admiral Mayo. at Tampico, has in
formed the Navy Department that he
would have no trouble in taking Tam
pico with his present forces and ii was
learned today that he has more than
once hinted in his dispatches that 1t
would be advisable 10 take such action.
He now has under his command in addi-
ton to his flagship the Des Moines, two
cruisers and torpedo fleet Of nine.
News of the constitutionalist threat
TO break the oil reservoirs above Tam
pico and destroy the town If American
warships entered the Panuco river
caused no stir at the Navy Department
Officials said that the UniteS States had
40 intention of sending its vessels into
the river at this time, and that if 1t ever
became necessary to make any move.
ment against Tampico the prospect of
meeting a flood of blazing oil as we'll
as mines in the river would be taken
into consideration.
At the British embassy it was said that
armed British merchantmen that are to
be sent into Tampico to take the British
and American employees of the oil plants
about to resume operations. Arrange
ments for the reopening of the oil plants
were made after both the federal and
constitutionalist commanders had giver
assurances that they would he in nc
danger, of attack.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
TO HEAR UNTERMYER FIRST.
Will Give Senate Committee Views
on Antitrust Bill.

Samuel Tntermyer counsel for the
Pujo money trust investigating commit
tee. will be the first witness to be heard
bv the Senate interstate commerce COM
mittee on the proposed antitrust bill. ac-
cording to an announcement made today
by Senator Newlands, chairman of the
committee Mr. Untermyer will appear
tomorrow.
He is expected to devote particular at
tention to the provision forbidding inter
locking directorates and holding com
panies. Representatives of the Chicago
Association of Commerce are to appear
Saturday Former Senator Faulkner Of
West Virginia has arranged for railroad
10 be heard Monday and
probably Tuesday.