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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0ic 6alfsbcrcitldlaft ser 0cntideu galtimOrc's.

Die 6Glfsbcreitdat Der 9euti6eu SaltimureS.
Ger ,Getife Gorreipou0ent~ pcroficrtlid]t belitc
bic piertr elite DER getrdge ir oen oeitiden gSiitue
mo @oiic-6ono @inc 8eger in meiitens flcnen
getrdgen bon iiber eftouienO Collars peiin oiec bier
Sitcn auf glftouino Collars in bier g8oter-Oas lit
in Ger Gbat Elm GraebniB oeiien Oie 0eutiden 9olti-
noreS ole gum groBten Ebele DER 9lrbeterflaiic an
ecborel, iid nitt 5u iA0mcn brouden. llnO aBerOcn
no iir oen Oelti6en 9iot6c SrelB-6onO ctpas iiber
$3,400 bci'm oeuti6c Goniul. Serru Gorl g. SiOeriB
eingegangcn Gc 9eitrdge Der Gcutiten 9altimore's
r Die llntcritbg ibrer nm Die @riiten5 ais ein Golf
fGmpienoen Stonunesgenoiien in Giiropo 6elouen lid
oennab idon oif uabe5u $4,000 llnO crit ict per
goden miro geomnelt!
glbcr nit oieien fiinBebntouienO Collars lit 9alti-
mores Sieleiitmg nod longc nbt 5um AbihuB &C
frHncn @s gie6t pobl faum einen ein3igen 0eitidcl
in oieer Stoot Der nid)t lebe 9lneeb0rge nO 6rcuoe
bat, oie fr Oas altc gaterlono fdmpen unO bic Gat
tmcu mo Sinoer 5uriidaiien nhBten llnO es miro
wobl fauu cine oeittide 6nne in Baltimore geben
oic pcn Ger morOeriide @rieg oor6ei it, nt ocn 600
bon gmgeborael nO Srcunocn, Die Grnd6rer bon 6a-
milien 81 befIagcn baben miro. Qorim weroen Die
Gcptiten oieer StoOt iortfa6ren podcntlid 6r Sder
ein tei5uiteern iir oen groBen Siebesfono uiO mir
glau6ei 0aB DER Sdbatmeiiter Ocs 6onos Serr Wartn
lPepcoird lid nidJt rrtc ais rIOieer Gage agte Die
0eitifen 9oltimore's miiroen 100000 5u ocn 6onO
eierl scr fiir bic gSittlucn mo Aocu ser i'm ariegc
gcaacnc Gatiden IN gmerifo gcionlmelt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Sine cute 6innabmeqnclle fir Cufcl SamS lecrc
Saiie piiroe obue 3ueiel cine Stempeeucr fem au
allc ariegsberidte aus Eoris Sonoon iulo %etersbrg
meld)c ocn Stempc DER llnpabrid5cinlidfeit trogen
Gas ec oabei iudrc oas lcienoe Aublifm miroc pro-
ittircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

@GlrenO Sranfrcd nno 9nklauO nit Der grOhen
ocltidcn 9lrmec ringcn uno 0imoerttoiIieiOc ibrer
Sobnc opern, d)t England inn Stilen in Airifa, be
icbt cs nod m0 nod bic 0ortigcn blibenOen ocitibc
9etumocn Ooourd Die @erpirflid)mg ocs Srnilncs
Gccl HboDes Ocn @ar elmer 9obn bon Goro nod Der
&opiioOt moglid looeno Gu 6ot'S Gnglono muncr
gcnodt: onoerc Golfer t6un bic blutge 9lrbeit ilno
Albion iidt i'm Stiaen, no cs lucu9 Yllt tOitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
geieOer inS amerfandle GnrOparcicnOs in Melu

9orf ougelangi mede 9eiAliiiie urer5cicbnet 6oben
il wcldjen sic Soltns DER omertaniihen %rclie
Geuti6lano gegeIiiber bcoauert pro apf Die Soltug
ser 9nelopbileI-Freiie miro oos aber fenen GintnB
9a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
8n nruhc 8nueridt nno lIc6eranitrcnamna 1rcr

Srmcc bat Ocn Cetdcn obne 3ueiicl bic Sd)lad)t an
ocr Miornc ecfoct~ iagt gonOon Gas fam uobl
tinucu uuo 5cet Dab sic gneldnOcr bod nidt iod)c
Gicl iino, NoS 3iiriiducd1ci Der Geutbcn nit brcr
vcioccn ibclc9cnen4 5dott6rtHo mO Sopicrfcit
az bcgriin0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

iodt neil QGtidlonO IN Den leBten So6r5c6ntcu an
ig, @n9ono ouf alien @e6ieten Der &ulhu lucit 81
iberfligcu g9aS oas aromerpof nidt ourh ieinc ci-
genen @eiltesfrdite ermerben fam oas nimut cs nit
Naiiengcpat llno DER ruiiiicbe 9arbor iolgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Sie glnsujr ibcr New g)orf fat i'm 9lngnlt I'M yer
1dltnB un eleidcn Monat oes @orio6rco nm oe Sdli-
tc abgenonnncn 60 miro wo6l 6eiben 10 longc DER
arieg oauert mo nod longc 3ct no65T ocm Die
aauifrot Der eropdhen @olfer miro nad) 9ccnoigung
ocs arcges cine iebr geringe cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Der G5ar ua erfldrt 6aben ueroe uad Berlin
acben uno lpenn cS ibm Den lebteu @luihif (9ducml
tocn iolte Nlan glailbtc oe Sebegeni6oit iei in
9hiBlonO abgedot obcr nad Der 9ufioiimg ocs eolcn
SelbbwrAers uller 9ieuBen i6ent Tie nod 81 bcltebcn
S5noeen gleidoiel Die 9lui6fs perOen iid reuen Sor
allen Qngen ote ober oie ropa britiife reie au Die
icr Seite 0es C5eoS nidt ucrie6len oeier 9lcBe
rung i6res gcebtcn G5oren io iener Se0eltlmg iiIr
Ole aulturbeitrebn0cn bic Oeien aricge untercgcn,
gtotij 81 nebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
cn licbcnoer (srinncrnnn

an uuicrc ociic6tc 1obter
2nicu Snng,
pclhc bcnic Dor ,Sa6rcn. oni 6. September
1910. 9eiiorben, aber nicoi peracilcn it,
Sriib mnbt' Cein innecs Qe6.n idpnoen.
8 uie ichncu mar cs onbini
Seine RctiunN mar on inocn
Nl crldgii oee 1oocs Grinlm.
Siiqen mir ms Ia ben 9Siucn.
Sen ms eoti bat 5ugeondt
@r bali nnire IbrdneH iucn
O5clicbtc qilleu cute Gao)il
Sort uhen In 0cr llcbicn 00b'u
Soften mir Elm gSieoerie0n.
Ocwiomet ppn ibrcu Gltcrn.
(gcptt6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
glnnIuphilenGIattcr 6eaeidncn Oaa rnmaniidle @OIf

ais gum flamiiden Stomm geborenol "a, ia. nit Der
@olerfnoc itc6en piele &eOaftioncn bicr5nlonoe oi
acponutc 6Bc pie and nit Geographic mo sScltge.
iAidtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0cr glnfnSinnna 0es gIbbrndls aIer sge5inIgcrtra.


&c nit 0cn @robm6bten Der gSet bat Die tilrfdc Die
giermq oic Grbo6unq 0es Ginflbr5olles Inn 100 Ero-
3ent olgcu locn ioooB Scr tiirfidc Boil ie6t ulge
f06r oieicbc Sobc bot uie nier Gori Gas olltc Den
Sultan Der ,glmercan %rotectiu Seo9ue~ t6cucr ma
den uno i1m Die GbrenmitgeOdot enbrngen; rno
Gnfel Soc Cannon iolte ernen nit gefrer6ten Senen
ouf cncn orientoliihen Geppid 81 sen nlo Die tiir
fde Yieiie 5u rauhen onatt einer ongen cnboniiben
90arreli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Die 3a6l Der nugebrandJteu SrndlhuaseonS wirO
menger. 9Ilio Ideit oos SHlinIme in oieiem SonOe
ii6eritonoen 3l iein uno mir fonen init eluos me5r
3upcriidt Dem gSiiter entgegeuie6en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
gcfonntmudJnneen.


Sni.lmorc i6. september 1914.
Ter SicotOc0mcicr miro am Wlontnl, ocn
~ september 1914, nm 10 ubr @ormiiaQa
an Cri uno Sieue criNcnen uno oae giioe0u
Der Hari0ills s9lucnnc, bon Der Cottage goenuc
bis 5n cntm Ennii 800 SuB onlid eidbuten
Obmnro o. OoDunu,
(5cpnO SiaoisSeometer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
7Sranf SDrnIOQen.

SIS narb am 10. september 1914 8Fnnf Sur.
moncu in icinem IS. 0cbcnsinbr ecliebcr
Waiiel BON Nldrn Sormoaen Die 9ecroiauna
iinoet Srcitag ocn s. Scpicmber, I'M ? llbr
NahmiiiaGs. bon iencr 2Sobmng Wr. 3i1,
Shos6cutrnlsAucnnc, ans mad Der oeuiDcr
lnthcriihen NHnunuelSsNirchc SiiosGdrolincs
SiraBe uno oaln ani Gem pSmnanuels 6rico
hofc" ftQtt fCcpffG-17)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

O0entidanO mag i'm StanSc icin, bei 6icgcn rel
den Srcinoen cine gnci6c j er6eben aber mic oeiel
6c biniber brin9en lit cine onOerc 5ragc iagt Die
,9lcp gorf g8orlo -~0ice Noti5 3e9t pieoer einmal
Dab 0ie g8orlO4 nidt weB popon lie ipridt Ecitid)-
ano brabt feline finan5elle 0ilie BON ousudrtS, cs
III iinan5eIl iir oen arieg geriiIct mlo 3mor bcc
ais oIle ieiuc Gegne Gs 1T belte oas reidtc SonO
Guropos, unO wcnn amertaniite 3eihmgen imncr
nod BON @nglonO ais oe yfopito@c 9fotion" Der
g8elt ipredm ooun predjcn iie ctlpos ans mas Der
Gergongeibeit au9ebort gian muB i6nen Oas aucr
Oings uer5ebeu oenn i6r Sori5out lit befantlid uidt
cbr nett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

%ieragtanieuo 9Imerifaner iOlleu idj nod in 6nru-
IA beiroen Ger res bat aeSeigt Elm me aroBeS Seer
ron Ameitoncrn aaid0ridl ocu crop0iidcn eoui'nci
hereiii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
g.ermIldte gInaeiaen.

sUlctonsGcdcn @roBcs Eager; prompie
Nicnilc " o. NinaleS, % GRbs0uwnro-
etrnhc Tclcpbon e. &aul 3997
(Sinti28. .9&S1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
galtimorc, Nl0., 5. ecptcmocT i0il.

baltimore, MO-, D. ECQICNlutf AJlt.
ghrcnu Der D5ugsinnnla0umrlilio ocr
Stnoi Baltimore.
Nu5cilc bcs Ouutraitcc
fir oea Anloni Der 6aialicn in oeg Saa Nioer
@lnulnge. 2nn1c.
@criicnclie 9lnnc5utc nit Der Nnil0rili a8ro
poial for toe purchaie of S.uoQe proouceo al
Sad 4loer Sispolal Nl1!!i an oeM Soato az q,
glmaJos Of baltimore sim" aoreilut merocn
bis If ubr &ormiiiaas am Wiiiilvud, oet 23
September 1914, i'm gitrcau oee SidoisHea'
liraiors AalR9aHs SGtilm9re s y'oa M Snief9Sg ics
f0dles Der Sdialien Die bonn 0aium ocs Con.
trails bis 5um 3 4. Se3cmbcr 1918 IN Der gdd
8iOcr 0ldruupssgnldgc proou3rl pcrocn.
Spc5ifllaionen ionnen aul Geln9 n Siitean
Der bNeelnnal0ommiifon simmer Nr. SOi
glmcricnn Suioirg," Sa.tmure, Nio airl uno
itab Dem s. September 1914 crangi pcrocn
Ncinc @ebibr miro inr Die Spc3iiiiaiionen cr'
Sin Dcslm9iqicr G0ed ocs giciers iir Die
Suninlc bon $3.50 duf cine nO.cGtiiA puule
@ani" qe5oQcn, an ole Srocr oes Ngapors mo
SiuOrathe bon Baltimore 6ublbat miro nil lc-
Dem gln0c6oi ipie ioIg pcrlan9i:
Ser crlolgreidle ecicr onl oiclen @ontralt
mus NirOibnii ftcl2n uuo bic NoriNriiicn oea
Sdot@bGriers iibcr Gouiralic eriiiucn
sic 0ontrQiisgcbOr0c ucbdt LIB o1a Hcdi
Dor, iraeao elm ooer aue Nnseooie 6nriid5nlpa''
Sm suffrage Der el05uasianalgommiiHon:
S9arlsS Gna'ancis orae.r
Sarm u. oiOOasrs.
Seirclar.
9el!aiiei om . September 1914.
S0mce y. Frellcn,
@rnhoeui ocr GonitaiiucOproe.
(Scpt9. 12.1i-i6)
Ecpartcment fir BfieuHaje @erbciIcruuDcn.
ScpnrtcmcHt pcs Siaot9ngrnirnro.
NQlt more, 3. September 1914.
gln 9inc, oic e. anacnt!
IS miro bicrmll aemab oel Nbl1uliicn s6 y
ulIo SO ocs Baltimore SiaotG1cricrs. beianni
gcmdcbt oaG oiC Giiniicrunps e0Mniiiion Der
Siaot Baltimore mad Dem 2i Sltobcr i9t
bcQinnCn piro. Die naD3cNuneu SirQHen mn
moorrncm Naicrlal 5n pila'tesn ncu SO pila'
iicrn uio ncu 81 bclcgcL Nllc Rcrloncn nm
0Orporuiiuucn mcrocu 0ceh0ib aui0clug0cri 0rt
lanbnibi6tine iir ale srbeitcn 81 lolen mo
oicc Oor ocm 81. Giiobcr 1914 }u bceuocu. oc
in irgcuo elmer gSeiie Die 9narnbnng oOcr
gnircBuna loD9enannicr Srahen Der clHea
1bcilcs oerclbcn not6g mdrhcn mfc6icn nnd'
Dem iie aui iol,be &eiic 0epiloiicri nen gepilo'
iicri oocr rcu bclc0i lir0.
sic oben crludbnicV 5irnbcn int0
ScliaStr, bon MnHSi,. tis 5nm oitlbcn 0io
putiic Der ScnsGir
gS0lieseir, pon 6ensStr, bis glicennnaiS!r
s. 81. Wic0aN,
Sn0i. Snacnicur
Sm gniirage Der @ilaterungs Gommlilon
Der Gtnot Baltimore.
d. 0ciib 0omDtuu,
&orlitcr uuo coniulircnoer Sngcnicur.
(Sepis, o,22.29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
gln Nie 0amen.

Hi- eh1toe emnl2 Ia her Gtnbs.
gaiere Gdh.aloiicn iebt ciiei Sunge 9onen,
mcllhc ole Neiaermdneriunli mad ben neueiien
0l.t0oocn erlernen pnneu. iDnnen oee ~ iir'
5cr Rcif 0ur6 0cn 9ln!6liB al oielc Elnen
erreimcn llnicrrlrht Wioreers. glnmmiitnes UNI
9lbenns NcQheme Gmnoen. Sin 9dule be-
Qonncne @rbeiien inngen ludbreiio 0es llntets
rtdtS inrueiebt ner0cu. @riiH0ltmer Inter
riot i'm grilunri ron Wuiiern ertbeilt; Ndbere
gln8fnnft fdjriiilih oocr nliinolb bel 6rL
SnOcrS 9r. 302, WeiisGnTninansE:robe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
NnItinlnre Gemetern.

gHrean: Sanpt. @ing1na Hgrthsgluenne, tniln
nun Dcr WngsStr0Rf.
gcqrdbmbpldte 81 pcrianfen ron $25 an
Gcftion rs" inter immerpnhrcu0er glutimt
S55. Raum fhr 4 cirads @rGber- stolien'
trec pcnibun9 D.. 8orene.
HuSeraciirnbens@ing letI onen
(Suni-s,fM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

9lpbcrl r. ojrabam,
(Suli24 Cfi25,1o.gSD Siaats'Setreidr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
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Iflys1$p y NEWS q

that position. Herring is looking bet
ter every day in the right garden. He
lacks experience to some extent but
is learning rapidly. He clouts ths
ball with mighty wallop and prom
ises to become good hitter.
Seventeen runs in one inning was
one of the features OF the game be-
tween the Indians and Keokuk high
school yesterday afternoon. The
game resulted in 80 to 5 and went
nine innings Drummond, who pitch.
ed six innings for the high school laos
did the heavy hitting for his team.
rapping out three safeties. Ons OF
them. his first time at bat, was gcoI
for three sacks. Sweet pol I'd out a
home run over tbs fence, while
doubles and triples were very fash
ionable during the contest
Mccullough, Sanknop and Summers
did the hurting for the Indians, while
Jenkins and Drummond worked for
the high school. The high school
score counted IN the flTst, two In
the fifth, and two in the seventh. The
Indians netted six in the second, one
in the third, four In the fourth, three
in the fifth, seven in the sixth, even
teen in the seventh, and one in the
eighth. Sweet caught the first two
innings and then turned the job over
to "R 3D. Hartman, Gottschall work
ed on third and displayed good form.
Quite crowd was on hand to watch
the game.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
jackson Of Oxford celiapses az Finish
Of Four Mile Relay But
is Given Sc.
eision.
CONFERENCE TO DECIDE
Mccurdy Of Pennsylvania, Fought En-
tire Lap With Ensiishman on
Easy Terms-summaries
q Events.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
FRANKLIN FIELD, PHILADEL
PHIA, April 25.-The greatest four
mile relay race ever run on Franklin
Field was won by Oxford. Never has
such demonstration occurred at the
conclusion OF this annual event Jack
son running for the English team, and
McCurdy of Penn, came down the
home stretch together on even terms
Thousands Of persons around the
track pushed their way past the Of
Ing point. Jackson and McCurdy were
SO close together that it only was
after a conference that five officials
were Abe to decide The winner. Oxford
finally being given the decision. Jack.
son was so worn out by his exertion
that he collapsed as he crossed the
finishing point.
The summaries: Javelin throw,
Dorizas, Penna., first; Roos, Yale,
second; Lamb. State College. third;
Phillips, Idaho, fourth. Distance, 169
feet, one-fourth inch.
Shot pu,-Won by Beatty, Colum.
bia; second, Whitney, Dartmouth;
third, Kohler. Michigan; fourth, Roos,
Yale. Distance, as feet two-thirds
inches.
Discus throw-won by Butt, ILL
nois: second. Bartlett. Brown; third,
Dorizas. Penna. Distance. 1913 feet,
2A inches.
Two mile championship race-won
by illinois: second, Michigan; .hird,
Chicago; fourth, Dartmouth. Time,
S:94.
Broad jump-Won by Drew. South
ern California; second, Gooch, q. OF
virginia; third, Morrison, Cornell.
Distance, % feet.
Running high jump-Won by Nor
rison. Cornell: second. Douglas, Yale;
third, Camp, Harvard; Ward, South
ern California; Hallette. Haverford;
tombstone, Harvard tied for third. 5
feet, 9 inches.
1870 yard hurdle-Won by Kelly.
Southern California; second, Ward,
Chicago: third, Southern California;
fourth, CronIy. Va. Time. rs 3-5.
Hammer throw-Won by Loughey,
Yale; second. McCutcheon, Cornell:
third. Kohler. Michigan; fourth. Cald-
well, Yale. Distance, 142 feet, 9k
inches.
Pole vault--Won by Boydstrom.
Southern California; second. A. Mil
ton, Cornell; Buck, Dartmouth: Cart
or. Yale; Curtis, Syracuse, and Fritz.
Cornell, lie. IL feet.
100 yard dast-Won by Drew.
Southern California; second, Jones,
Georgetown; third, Bond, Michigan;
fourth, knight. Chicago. JOB.
One mile college relay champion
ship Won by Harvard; second,
Penna.; third. Cornell. Time. 1922 3-5.
Four mile relay championship
wen by Jacskson. Oxford; Penna., sec-
ond: Cornell. third; Penn. State.
fourth. Time. 1908.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
Probable Lineup
Position. Grand Forks
All Ready, Let's Go.

The popcorn boy is waiting for US
to get out there Thu ground-keeper
has polished up the diamond; the
ticket seller is behind his till; and
the boys are on the field warming up
for the first game of the series with
thu Grand Forks, Northern league
club. The weather man has promised
the right kind IF day SO there ought
to be a parkful OF bugs on hand
when the game is called at 2:30 this
afternoon.
Grand Forks has won a big percent
age Of games played with Central as
ISOLATION clubs this spring and comes
here with a good reputation. The In
dams are laying in wait for chance
to take crack at said rep. All in
dications point toward their being
successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
RIano in Charpe.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, April 25.-In the
Mexican lnpleasantness. Senior Riano,
the Spanish ambassador. will take
charge IF affairs here for the Mexican
government. it was announced By
3i7no fndnv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
pjnkouskj Was Wounded

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, April 25-William
Pinkowski, ordinary seaman, battle
ship New Hampshire, was reported to-
day as having been seriously wound
ed in the lighting It Vera Cruz April
%. Pinkowski's father lives a. 1896
Fourth avenue. Milwaukee, His con-
dstioa * eer;ous
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS Results,

Indianapolis, 3; st. Louis, 4.
Chicago, Z: Kansas City, 2.
Baltimore Buffalo, rain.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn. wet grounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
-psadhsas. o. Ancient or,eio.

The origin Of the word "deadhead'
takes 10 back to the theaters Of A.
ctent Rome r. H. Broadhead, In "A
History Of Pantomime." gives the fol-
lowing realistic explanation. He says:
Persons were Instructed to give ap-
plause with SKILL The proficient
hired themselves out to the poets, 49,
thors, etc, and were 50 disposed -
% support . loud applause. The free
admission tickets were small ivory
deaths heads. and specimens of these
are to be seen In the Museum Of
Naples.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
WEST z INDEPENDENTS
ORGANIZE FOR SEASON
Issue Challenge to Any and All Team'
In keokuk or In This Vicinity
for Games

The West X Independents have or
ganized a fast team and ara looking
for games with other teams in this
city or in towns in the vicinity. Mana
gers wishing to schedule games
should call the manager. r. Mackie,
phone 306. The lin sup follows:
Catchers. j. Tigue, T. Joyce: pitchers,
J. Morrisey, F. MonicaI; first, H.
Fowler; second, A. RAIDER; third, r.
Mackie; short, J. Bremen; left field,
o. Bawden: center held, McAndrew;
right field F.. Morrisey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 1; Cincinnati. 49,
Boston, O: Brooklyn, 4.
Other games called On account of
rain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-26
Two ourboses.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, April 25-The gun
boat yorktown and the Mexican gun
boat, Guerrero have arrived at Quay
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REDS WALLOPED CUBS
FOR Is TO 1 VICTORY
Herzoe's Men Drive Two Pitchers
to Bench and Hold O'Day's
to Six Hits.

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CHICAGO, April 25.-The Reds
walloped the Cubs, 13 to 1, today,
driving two pitchers to the bench.
Herzog's men drove Smith from the
box in the first and Koestner in the
fourth. Stack finished the game.
Five costly errors helped the Reds.
Davenport held the Cubs to six hits.
The score:
Cincinnati ................. ID II 3
Batteries: Davenport, Clarke and
Gonzales; Smith, Koestner, Stack,
Archer and Bresnahan.
EMPIRES: Rigler and Emslie.
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Base Ball Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland, /; Chicago, 0.
st. Louis, 0: Detroit, 4.
Other games called On account of
rain.
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Braves Get Three Hits.

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BOSTON, Mass, April 25-Reul-
bach held the Boston Braves to
three hits and the Brooklyn Dodgers
won today's game, to o. The score /:
Brooklyn .-.-..-.......... 4 II o
Batteries: Reulbach and Fischer !;
Crutcher and Gowdy.
Umpires: Quigiey and Lincoln.
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CRAWFORD'S HOMER
BEATS BROWNS Al
Tigers Beat Hamilton Despite Three
Double plays Pulled by
Lowry Browns.

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ST. LOUIS, No, April 25.-Craw-
ford's homer with Cobb on in the
fret was enough to beat Hamilton,
the Tigers winning. to 0. The
Browns pulled three double plays
but failed to bunch their hts The
score:
Detroit .... ..... 8 /
st. LOUIS 8
Batteries: Coyeleski and Stanage;
Hamilton, Baumgardner and Crossin.
Umpires: Chill and Sheridan.
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amas. according to IN. navy depart
Norbert IN Hesplta,.

Norbert In Hsspltal.
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LONDON. April 2E.-The condition
OF Victor Herbest, the composer, who
was operated upoa for appendicitis
today 10 considered favorable.
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Emperor 70 improved.
UNITED fress Leased Wire Service.1
VIENNA, April 25.-Emperor Franz
Josef was somewhat improved today.
He II still bothered by coughing, but
the attacks are less severe.
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Mccullough on Slab.

Abb plans to let Mccullough, the
big north-paw from Topeka. start the
game. He has been playing at Top aka
during the spring and is in good con-
dition. If he goes good he will prob
ably work all through the contest, but
il the visitors take too great liz
ing to his offerings, Goodman will
likely be rushed to the rescue. Nc
CulIough was on exhibition yesterday
afternoon against the high school
boys for a few innings and the fans
who were among those present had a
chance to give his stuff the once over
Among other staples carried in his line
of goods is choice assortment of
curves that break like a has-been race
horse.
Jack on Second.
Second Baseman Jack has been
over at his home In Monmouth for
few days, getting his affairs in shape
so that he can play this summer. He
was expected to return in time to get
in the game this afternoon. If he
fails to do this. Giffen will be used
a. second and Fox in right field. Bugs
will be glad to see Red Gottschall on
third this afternoon. He has been stick
ing strong and fielding his place in good
shape since coming on the field.
n snsling is looking better than ever
~ ~'.o-t --d hos his job welded at
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Rain Prevents Game

Rain Prevents Game.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 25.-Be-
cause Of rain, this afternoons game
between the Buffalo and Baltimore
Feds was postponed.
Wet Grounds-No Game.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 25.-Wet
grounds caused a postponement of to-
days game between the Brooklyn and
Pittsburgh Fed srai league clubs.
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JOE SLUGS CHHEDS
TO z TO 2 VICTORY
Manager Tinker Gets Home Run,
Double, and Two Singles in
Game Against Packers.

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CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 25.-Manager
Tinker slugged his Chifeds to to
2 victory over Kansas City today. Joe
got home run, double and two
singles in four times up. He drove
in a run with his first single and the
double, and stole home on his other
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Extra, Nap, Win, 10.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 25.-The
Maps came back strong today, sup
porting Hagermsn, who shut out the
White 6ox with four ineffective hits
in q i to 0 game. The score:
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Terriers Win In Ninth

J
Terriers Win In Ninth.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 20
The Terriers won today's game with
thu Hoosiers IN the ninth inning when
Boucher hit safely, scoring Mathes.
The score:
indianapolis MISUNDERSTANDING. 8
st. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries: Mosley and Texter;
Groom. Herbert and Hartley.
Umpires: Cusack and Kane.