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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

lung Der 0i1unoel penig ermitteln.
2llS Dottor Wlorton lpdter bic Wunoe
0Ffnete, fon0 ii6, oaB bic RugeI Die
Qunoe our9bobrt. bas 6er3 ge.
itreift unb iid am 8ruItbein abgeplats
tet batte. Der ShuB mar aus elmer
@ntfernung bon tolm 5ebn S4ritt abb
Qefeuert porben. Vielleiht mar Bull
lod ielber in Der Qtufregung benz
SHiiben gerooe Dor bic 8ii9ie gelaus
fen.
Die &ugel itommte aus einem 9es
pD9nliden @orberlaoer, nit oenen
Die einseborenen Sdgsr meiIt nod be-
poffnet Iinb.
2eutnont &eDnlour ipnnte ais 2lus
gen3euge ni1ts iiber ben llnfaIl berihs
ten, ireil er auf Der anDeren Seite Der
@elben Bonb poitiert oeipeien mar uub
BON Dem llnsliid erit erfu5r, dIs IS ge-
icbe9en mar.
Qlm Qlbeno bes 1lngliidstoees foBsu
fiinf Rerle unten in Der llnterltaOt DON
NaQalpur in elmer Spiumtneipe. @s
mar Elm 3iemlid6 fdnuBiges 2otaI. gln
Der Wanb lief cine bDl3erne pritlhe
berum. Dds Idien Der gon5e Romfort
NiHt nal elm Sifb mar Dorbanoen.
Qlber bic @dIte paren 3ufrieoen DEM
bic 6auptIahe blieb, DdB man i'm iins
genbem Surm 70 bieB bic SAente
~ reell bebient purbe. 0ar Gingb
0er alte. eindusige 6ar Singh, ben jes
bes Gin6 in ser llnterIfabt fannie
bate iidb Iieber Ieine Oiirre, blaue gum
ee am Shlunbe obgebiHen, als bob er
Dem Opium aud nur fir etnen gnna
&Ieie 5ugeiebt bate. WsnigIiens iogte
bas 6or Singh, unb man niiBte es
ibm glouben. 9enn er ldpor BEL yas
ma, Qotfbui, @aneI6 unb Gdrtitiebd
un0 dnberen 6eiDengottern uno Ders
piinI6te iit1 unO fein ean3es @sf6leht
in duFs un0 obiteigenoer 2inie unb in
Geitenlinie bis gum SipOlflen 6irdoe,
penn er bic llnmoDrbeif re0e.
Die fiinF aerle mahten gar feineQns
italt. ibre 4feife an8uiteden Sic bod
ten nit untergeihlaaenen geinen ouf
Der 9ritide, lutIdten am Wlun6itiid
Oes 8ambusro9rs OOer tauten DOu Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

Sparts iiberlegte. Damn erniberie
er: r&annIt ou Oas ni1t aufi6hbeR9"
@e6t nidt, Jat DoG parum?"
nS9 piiroe bid germ Eegleiten.~
ngegleiten2 Dante 2lber ipp3u?"
aSa. SD piir0e bid germ begiei!,p.
Bier 2ngen ie4en mebr dIs 5ipei."
n@on5 rent, alter syungel Sin ans
oermal o6er, d6er: es gebt niAt.
WluB . 'raus. 8in Die 9ou5e QDoGe
beIebt Wlorsen beim 0irettor, aberz
morgen in Wanaurin. Damn tommt
Der Mla9orabiha an bic Rei6e, banH
Der &Iub . unO 10 ipeiter."
Nir. Sports mo6te Elm srnIteres
@eiiGt, oIs er es 70 fd6on batte. vTu
mir ben @efallen, 0idl~ Ioqte er.
c8leib beute bier
Wlir 5uliebe, 0id!"
Did 9iolbD FAB 1einen 6reunb gang
eritaunt an. oNanu,4 mahte er unp
tlopite Sparfs ouf Die S9ulter. ,2lI=
tes 9aus, mas bait Du oenn2 UleinIt
on, ooB mid per i'm Naabal friBt."
nltniinnl" eripiberte Sparts berz
orieBlid. Sid &olb1 ipirb 1id oeras
be freiIen lahen. llniinnl Gs mar
Blob 70 me @rille. @e6 meinetpegenl"
DID 4oIbb bate ii1 ipobl nift 70
Irafc6 3ufrie0en geee6en @enn er be-
ariff feinen 6rsunb nidt. Qlber gera=
be in Oieiem 9lugenbIid bog Elm WageH
um Die gde.
,Qlbl Dlrs. Sullibonl~
Sic futf9ierte ielbft unb 6ielt Dor
Dem 8ungolop nit einem elegonten
&ud an. pbil Gberetts Brouner 6otte
pirfli1 W2anieren befomneH.
.@uten Sag. M1rs. Sullipan" W2r.
giolbg Iprone bic Neranoaitufen 6inab
uno trnt in bic Tiir oes 9prgdrtens.
,,@uten Sag! Sch elmer Den @raunen!
@ut eingefabren, Mrs. GulliOanl 8D
Sobe! @ratuliere ayatuIiere pirts
li9." CD
Gr tGtI9elte ben 9rnunen liebeDoY.
limb pobin gebt bic Reifc9"
nNd9 6ouIe, Wlr. RolbD.'
nNlon iiebt sic gar niht mebr. 99}a,
den fi9 rar."
Gurtiesuns folst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
9IbiaGrtstaoe Ser 9Saiiasier-Sampfer
DOn geiu-g)Orf.


g(m %. Suli nglrgentina" nod
2lIsier unO &rieit.
glm %. SuIi 80 &ouroine" uo@
SABRE.
9Gm 90. SuIi Celtic" nod eiDer.
pool.
PIN "a. SuIi u&biIaoeIpbio" na6
Soutbonpton.
9lm %. SuIi 00Romo" nod @3ur-
ieiae.
q(m %. SuIi raronprinseiiin Sc
ellie" nod San6lrg.
gtm 25. SSuIi 0llltonia" nob 93eo-
pei uno @o6raItor.
9[m %. Suli oGoleoonio" noG
Glasgow.
9rm 25. SnIi oWsinncupOIis" no6
2onoou.
9lm %. SuIi uaursf" nu6 &ot-
tcroam ltn0 &ibau.
gIm %. Silli uGuca 0'9(oita" nod
yteupel NllO Oeilud.
9(m 25. sSuli ,,5inIono" no9 90
Der uno g[ntperpen.
gIm 25. SuIi nariitioniofiorO"
nob 8ergen.
9Lnl %. $uli oGronprin8eiiin &C.
ellie" nu6 9remen.
9[m %. SilIi uRpn0onl" nod 0Rot-
teroain.
2rm 20. SuIi .Gormonio" nod
SiberpooI.
9lm 20. Sui uao @oOie" no6
Sabre.
g(m 80. Sui uejrober aurfiirItD
nod Bremen.
9[m 80. SuIi o9Sreiioent Grant"
nob Sanbiirg.
PIN 80. Suli Baltic" uo6 2ioer-
POOL.
2lm 80. SuH .Seuia oIoO" no6
Gopenbogen.
Am 80. SuIi uGompoueao" no6
9iotteroom.
ggFm 90, SpIi 9aap0Ei" ,pq@ .g3eu
pei ltno @enlta.
9Tm 81. SuIi st. 2ouis" no6
Soltbonpton.
9lm I. 9Iiiauit u@rin8cB Sreueq
nod Gibraltar un0 O2eopel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
@aioIiu.G .GrpIORun.

g2ew gorf 90. SSuIi. 0urd
cine grploiion, bel Der Orei
apcpihen ihwer berleet muroen uiO
6ctuabe in 6lomnien erItidt mdreu,
ipuroe geitern Die an cinem @ier I'M
SbreipsbrrD 9iiber in 0ep-ScrieD
lieaenOe 2uitDaht 6. @almcr @a-
ritt's, 0es Shpiegeriobnes glntbonD
q, 8rabD's, buditdbld in Stiide &c.
liiien. Scr ourh Die grploiton er-
5eugte 2uftorud lhleuoerte oen ad-
pitan Der go6t, 8. 6. girO, III mei-
tenn 9ogen niebr als 8ebn SUB bod
curh oie 2uft. Gic @erIebten ntiiB-
Ten nnh cinem &oipitol gebradBt wer-
oen, no fie in beoenfIiHem 3uitonoe
oormeoer liegen lpeuu audi oircfte
Sebeusoefabr idbon beieitigt 81 icin
iheint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
elans srT rgImerItan eeaaneD.
,,@niabts Of 9Snt6ias. /"

Eerre Soute, SSno. 90. SuIi.
-Sier puroe geitern oas internotio-
male 5peijdbrIide 5clologer ino 0ie
6eier OeS ooloenen Subilduns 0es
Uniformed gouf Scr anigbts Of @D-
tEios~ in Dem Camp 9lrtbur s.
SDob6art pel6es ieincu gIaneu
rod oeul SoAittoumonoirenocn
iiibrt, cr0ffnet itn0 @cnerol @iaiunt
9. @roD, Der &ommonoeur ser 8ri.
agooe bon SSnoiana bieIt einen CLAN.
aenOen Gmpfung ab unO bic &opcae
Ger 8rigaoe CAB Elm 6cit-Gon8crt.
Seute folgt 0ie offi8ieae Groffung
0es 2agers nit 8oblrei6en Seit- rnO
SegriiBungsreoen am 9ienitag cine
Asorooe lm0 om NlithDod W}orgen
sic ojeihaitsiiBlno mo Oas 9Srciss
iGr4fftrcll.-~ rrr14'fvt IN afuffN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
@IadIiNer sdlMh.


San 8crnorDiuo, Gal, 90.
Suli. @. 6. 9loblc, Gin alter Subj
monm Der felt Sabrcn sic ibilOdli
Eboli6ludten mo bic 9lilbctocn
5an0lpiiitcn 0cs wiloen @eitens be-
fobrt, ldoB oor cinieeu Eagen in Der
Galico SAludt in g}eDnoa na@ elmer
alopperidlonge. Gie &ugel rib Elm
Stiid Der 6elspono los lmo glo6lc
cntoedte einc @olO- unO Sil6er-
gIoer, Ole $3.50 @oIO mo 900 linz
sen SLIDER pro Come giebt. Gic
Gntoeflng bat bier mil0e 9luiregung
berOorgerufen. globle bat Die Sells
wono, Die ibm 5il groBem &cicbt6unt
pcrbilit gar oit III Den leBten SAB.
ra pailirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21


9aicbaa- -Spieler 9riioeridjaft ertldrt
Oen 0lagnaten norgoniiirten 9aie-
6aas oeu @ricg. 9e6auptcu
lcbtere 6Gttcu i6r @ort nidt ge-
6alteu. @lc6r5a6l ser 6eiteu
5pieler iino @lit9lieoer Der DR.
ganiiatiot.
@ie ans Cincinnati, oenl @o6nort
oes @oriiters 9luguit Serrmonn DON
Der giationalen characterization,
beribtet miro, ba6en bic Wlitglieoer
ser gaiebaQ Spieler 9riiocri1aft
our1 ibren gr1iioenten 0apiO 6uls
aenanntem Gonlite nitt6eilen laiien
DAB lie ii1 na1 Dem %. SSuli, alio
bon morgen an iu1t me6r al i6rcnl
Goutraft gebunoen bolten. sSu iei-
mem S1rei6en an @errn &errnalul
iaqt 6ulb: yIa organiiirter 8olebaa
ii6 6emogen eefii6lt bat ben 9l6-
idnitt is unO me6rere anOere gl6-
ibnitte Oes Cincinnati lle6ereinfom-
mems beitdnoig 5u Derleben, Oas elm
S6eil Oes Gontrafts zines ieoen Spie-
lerS i'll, bat mid oaS GireftorilIm Der
9aiebaa-Spieler 8riiOeridait oltori-
iirt, Sbnen nit5ut6eilen OaB bonn
uno na6 Dem %. Suli lid Die 0lit-
glie0er ser Organization ni1t ulter
Gontraft beiinoli6 erocbten."
Ger oirefte glnlaB 5u Oieien meit-
reidenOen unaualifi5irten llltimotun
lit in ser @ntibeioung 3lr iliHen, mel.
DE oie glotionale 9aieban. Commit
lion in Dem SoQe eines Spielers,
&raft nit glameu, traf. Gieier iiiuge
@1onn iDllroe mic ein Stiid @aare
bon einem Glub 8u einen anOeren III
cine uWiinor4 2iga beriebt uno wie-
ser 5uriidpericbt, uno 5mor inter
llmoe6ing ser fir iolde Sale Dor
geiebenen 9iegeln 10 bebouptet oie
@riioeri1oft.
S5err @errmnun erflGrt, 0oB cine
@leiiulngsperibieoen5eit porliege, Die
Gonuiiiiou na4 Dem llebereilifom-
men ge6anoeIt babe uno i9lieBlid5,
OoB ein san bon 10 lutergeoroueter
@eoeiititng ieiner 9lniibt no6 Elm iol.
DIES llltinatltm ni1t bere9tigc. St
glnbetradt Der iebigen 9iegeln ie5e
Ole Gomniiiion feiuen gseg offeiL
i6re enogiiltige Gntideioung in Dem
araft.6alle 81 wioerrufen.
90 ruben min oie feinOli1en @or-
teien ouf i6ren @aiien. 0ie N2agna-
ten oeren @linOitiif ser itreitbore
Sen Sobnion, 9raiioent Der o9lmeri-
can 2iga", iii, OrobcL lire SpiclieI-
Der 5li i9lieBeI pem oie 5pieIer Oie
n9lr6eit~ nieoerlegen. inO oen aampi
bis gum bitteren Gnoe alls5ufe1ten.
Ger goiebaa-5p 8riioeridoft
gc5oreu pie .neiiteu Scr belteu .gltbIe- /.
ten oes glationaliports an.
Safe sur 9leiIc iu's SlnslanS be-
iuret s. 9laiue, glr. 4t3, CH.gaIti-
mOre-Str, nabe Gnitum '6Onie 9lUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

9tm 8. 9tuguit uGlropa" nod
gleopel uno @enua.
9(m s. 9titguit ugodornbrou~ nob
So0re.
9lm 8. 9(uauIt pStoIia" no6 @i-
broItar imo 93eopel.
Q(m s. 9tuguit uGorumbia" nu9
Glasgow.
9lm fl. Q(uguit uaaiier @iIbeIH
ser 8meite" nod Bremen.
9(m If. gtuouit a@1ouretania~
ra9 2iberpool.
Qlm is. 9lu9uit u@reiiOent 2in-
coln~ nod @oubllrg.
glm Is. 9Iugrit 0&roonlono4 nod
Dober rnO gLutnerpen.
gtm Is. 9(uguit n9(nlonia" nod
@losgow.
9lm Is. 9(uguit o@3inuetonfa"
nod 2onoou.
g(m Is. 9(liguIt nQminsf~ nod
ytotterOam ltn0 &i6ol.
gtm fl. 9hi9uit u9(ncona" nob
9leopel un0 @enua.
9Im H. 9luauit v@annouio" nod
gteopel uno Gibraltar.
glm fl. 9[uguit o9totter6aui4 nod
JiotterOant.
9lm If. 9(uauit u@crgcnsfiorO@
noh Bergen.
Qtm 70. qtuouit uSSupcrotor" nad
Sau6urg.
qrm 12. q(uauit u6rcOcrif ser q(3-
Il" no6 &open6oeen.
9(m 10. 9Guguit n@roocncc" uo@
SoDre.
g(m IS. 9(usuit uGuicrtu" na&
9Ieapel.
9(m 13~ 9liieuit D@eoric4 na6
2iDerpool.
9lm 18. 9GugliIt Uranium" nod
91otter0on1.
slm IA. 9luauIt o9lcm-yort no&
Soutbampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

@GRe sur 9leiic iu's glnslanS be-
iOrst s. 9iaiue, gar. 413, SfgnIti-
mOre-Str., nG6e Gnituu 6Onie SlOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

Orioles" 9quilmcn 5mei Spielc
lgiB npeitcrcr i6rcr 9lt6lcten al
auomlndkln6 cntlaiicn 3pci
sHeIc pon ie 16 Snlin0S.
@lorgeu bcginucn u6coeroIs~
ldngerc Seinieric
Ger gcitrigc Sag 6ra9te Sen 9aie-
6oIaenfbhiiaiicn bier lmo I'M gon5cli
Qmod4Hcp ylii. imo QluircgcuoeS. Su
Baltimore aeuanneu sic Orioles"
jiuei Spiele, eutlieBeu eiuen wciteren
ibrer glt6leten, Ganiels. All Sen Club
Der 9}otional.Siga in Cincinnati; in
Sorouto ntBtcn 16 Snnings geipielt
peroen, INN eine Gntideiouug 6er6ci
3ufii6ren imo chl @lcidcs mar bel
Dem Spiel 5wiiden Bolton imo Ge-
trQit aeE5qla
gsns pie Sportirein0e i'm gou5et
SdllOc llllerenllL III OaB 0le sur
u9aie6aa-Spieler 9riioeridaft" ge-
60renoei glt6leten oeu 9iagnaten Of
ii5iea dhGiinoigten oaB iie ii6 na1
Sem ~ 5rIi nibt me6r our9 i6rc
Goutrofte ge6imoen bielten.
Wlorgeu 6eginnen Die ngerrapins"
auf Dem bieiigen 6eloe cine Serie init
oen Club aus ct. 2ouiS, oarm folgen
fiir je A Spiele oie Clubs ans SSn.
oianapolis, aonias-GitD un0 G6icogo
Uoraif Die nSerrapins~ tuieoer orli
9ieiicn geben umO i6r @aitipiel am s.
9(iauit in indianapolis Beginner.
Die gcitrigen Spiele berlieien pie
iolet:
cehcrof Qrnonr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

glbUnnenten, bic ben rSentidjen Gurre.
ipuuocniCn" nidt plnftlidJ D0cr nitregcls
mdhi9 er6alien, iinD 9cbctcn, Der Office
bapuH per SelcpbOn Dber idlrtitIih Ultt.
tlcilnna sn medlsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
gOfuIberidjtc ans gSsaiGinstOn.


z Heint @aiDingtOuer 81
iein
1ic @eidje, melde ami Snmitog BEL
Seriep Gitp I'M 9goiier alfgeiimoea
puroc, ideint oie Oes 81 Sabre al
ten @iQiam @lc0lobon 81 iein, Der
im MANSFIELD glpdrtmert6aus il
@aibinoton wobnt mo felt elmer Use.
DE pcrihwimoen lit.
$4,000 Gntidabfgun9.
Seds Sdnoeneriobflogen sur Sc
inmnt6o6c BON $4,000 pitroen ge.
iiern in oeil @eridteu oes 9iitrifts
Columbia eingcreidbt. gluuo g. E6o-
mas Oerlaugt $4,000 gutiddoiguug
pom Tiltrift Columbia, Da iie am 20.
5ebruor 1914 in ser gtah6oridaft
Don is. 5traBe rno Galiforuia-9Ioe-
nue auf oenl 6eeiiten Seiteumeg ee-
fallen fei iuio iid crhitlihe @erletiiu-
gen 3uae8ogen babe. gine gntiddoi.
glng BON $4,000 perlanot 0}arD E.
5ulIiDan BON Ser Columbia Granite
nno Greoging Co. pegeH onge6lib
unaeieblider 8aggerung 5lt 8u55arOS
@oint. Cine gleid 6obe @ntiddoi.
gung perlnugt Somaro u. WlorriS
BON Der Southern RailwaD Co.
neil i1m auf Der Statiou SPRING
fielo, 3D., ange6lih ein 8oiHad onf
Den aopi geporfen iprroe. grneit
g9, 4egs berlangt $4,000 BON @il-
liam 6. Gorie pegen angeblid tbot-
lideu 9luoriffs. War1 9rDant Der.
ldngt $4,000 gutiddoieiutg bon
Dem 3a6nar5t Or. 9Det6, ga ibr
@atte nad 8abndr5tlider 8e6anoIung
an @1unoiperre geitorben
fei Cine Gntid1oiglmg pon $4,000
perIaug Charles 6. SoImes bon
Der 0@enni0loania- ga6ngeiellidaft,"
neil ciu 3ug Der 8o6n crit 200 SUB
Der Station @inons, @l0.,
anbieIt mo er auf Dem @ege nad
Der SolteiieQe in einen @raben trat
mo iiA babel Derlebte.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
GERMAN INFLUENCE
TOPIC OF SERMON
Rev. A. c. Ernst Of ST. PauI's, Speaks
on Characteristic Traits and
Achievements.

At St PauPs German Evangelical
church yesterday the Rev. A. c. Ernst
spoke in the morning on the Chris
tian View OF the Present Serious
War" He urged praying for peace
for the nations at war, and also sug-
gested forcibly that We should take
cognizance Of our own need of repent
ance for national, community and In
dividual sins.
In the evening service study was
m. de of the German characteristics,
traits, achievements, and Of the per-
centage of German blood in America,
and the influence OF the German Gle
ment on American life. The burden
Of the prayer was, that God purify
the nations, and preserve that which
is good in the races for further and
still greater usefulness"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
cOLORED CHURCH IN
PRAYER FOR PEACE
New Pastor Bsthal A. N. E. Church,
Or. o. e. Butler, Leads ocn-
qreoatton In Supplication.
lContributed.l.

The colored people Of Keokuk held
q very elaborate peace service at the
Bethel A. NJ. e. church last night. A
special musical and literary program
under the auspices OF the church, was
rendered.
The large audience stood. and with
bowed heads, uttered sentence prayers
in the spirit Of the occasion. Follow
ing is an extract from DR.. D. E.
Butler, the new pastors sermon,
which the audience endorsed by a
unanimous rising vote:
For the first time since the fall
of Babels tower, and the confusion
Of tongues-the sons OF Ham, Shem,
and Japheth are, met in raging battle
on the other side of the sea, in the
land not far removed from the never
fading footprints Of the Man of Galilee.
The earth Is soaked with warm In
nocent blood. The dead are piled up
mountain high. Enmity, chaos and
ruin reigns supreme. The banner OF
the cross, purchased by the sacrificial
death of the Prince of Peace, has been
hauled down and flung into the dust.
Two thousand years of victory has
been smeared with defeat. while the
band Of universal brotherhood seems
to be broken beyond repair.
Wherever the stars and stripes
float, this is peace day. And the peo-
pie, regardless Of colr, OF kind, are
Speaking to God in united tone OF
peaceful harmony to stop the flow OF
our brothers blood, and = that HIS
will be done.
AS part Of the African Methodist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
Executive Menu for December.

Executive Menu for December.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-President
Wilson's executive program for the
balance OF this congressional session
includes only the Clayton antitrust
bill, the war tax revenue bill and the
Alaska leasing bill, he told callers to-
day. Whether an extra session shall
be called after the election In Novem-
Der, he said, depended on the exig-
ency Of war measures. He declared
no extra session is in prospect after
March 4, 1915. The executive menu
for the December session as outlined
by the president today includes: Two
conservation measures, the general
dam bill, the Philippine bill and the
government ship purchase bill. Wheth-
er presidential primary law will be
sought. is problematical. Wilson de.
clared himself in favor OF such bill
but today said there is reasonable
difference among his advisers con.
corning details. He added that there
is considerable complexity over fran.
ing such bill by reason OF necessity
for getting the time uniform through
out states, many of whose primary
laws now would conflict with such a
design.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
Rurylna the Hatehet.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON Oct. 5.-An after
math of peace Sunday" which set
all politicians tongues here wagging
today, was the reconciliation Of Presi-
dent Wilson and Col George Harvey,
former editor Of "Harper's Weekly"
Harvey was invited to the white
house to spend an hour with the
president yesterday, after arrange
ments were made by Secretary Turn
ulty, Postmaster General Burleson,
Tom Pence, democratic publicity
manager and Frederick Lynch, demo-
cratic national committeeman, OF
Minnesota.
Political seers protested today to
see in the burying of the Ratchet be-
tween Harvey and the president,
significance regarding the 1916 presi-
Dental campaign, as Harvey is a
close friend of Speaker Champ Clark.
Colonel Watterson, Louisville editor
-"Marse Henry''-is expected to be
the next prominent critic of the
president to make peace. Waterson
and Jim Smith, New Jersey demo-
cratic leader, were involved in 1912
in the split with Wilson when the
democratic candidate was said to
have asked Harvey to cease sup
porting him in "Harper's Weekly"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Babb and son
John OF Peoria returned home this aft.
ernoon after visit over Sunday with
Mrs. Babb's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Anderson left
for St. Louis Sunday morning to at
tend the Yelled Prophets.
Miss Matte Wayland and Mrs
Mary Hand were guests last week OF
Miss Ora Davis. 71S Morgan street.
Mrs. H. r. Hardesty left Sunday
morning for Chicago, called there by
the serious illness OF her grandson
Edwin Wolff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
Governor In Charge.

United Press Leasea Wire Service.1
BUTTE, Mont, Oct. 5.-Governor
Stewart took personal charge OF the
military here today and re-establish-
ed the military court which he had
suspended Saturday afternoon. Ed.
tor Clarence Smith, of the Socialist"
arrested Saturday night, on the charge
of printing matter which melted to
rot, was released today after having
been warned. His newspaper plant
has been re-opened.
The military authorities plan to
arrest the invading army Of the l.
w. W. and imprison the men in the
abandoned mines. At present the
army is held at Fort Peck. The
army came to Montana from the
North Dakota wheat fields to protest
the arrest of members of the military
organization.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
Campaign Expenses.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Probing of
campaign expenditures OF senatorial
candidates in the Pennsylvania and
Illinois primaries was resumed today
by the senate elections committee
Representative Palmer, democratic
candidate for senator In Pennsylvania
had an appointments to tell the com
mittee all facts regarding money spent
by both himself and Senator Penrose,
republican nominee. Several other
Pennsylvania representatives may be
summoned before the preliminary in
vestigation Of the committee closes
and a decision made whether the
Norris resolution for further inquiry
shall be favorably reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
]. .,..,tl,ino Protection Agreement
e.t.nds TO Doctors. Lawyers and
Bankers y They
Wish Il.
rAY BE FEW CHANGES
,.,,e forms Of Advertising Which
Are Now Under Ban May be Re-
moved When Retailers
Meet.

The publication Of the articles of
.ereement of the Ksokuk Retailers
,ssocfation In regard to advertising,
has brought up the question as to
vho may be included In this agree
ment besides the retail merchants,
nroper. The constitution OF the Re-
tailers' league says that any person
Or nrm dispensing public service is
untitled to membership.
& This would mean. according to the
offcers OF the association, that doc
tors. lawyers and bankers have right
10 take advantage of this protection
against wasteful advertising. These
professional men are said to be dis
srensing public service.
In one city where an advertising
agreement such as is proposed for
Keokuk was made, the lawyers, doc
tors and bankers did not get in the
agreement. The next program adver-
Using scheme that was thrust upon
the town had to look to them for ad-
yertisements. and these three classes
Of merchants, practically supported
the proposition. II they had been In
on the agreement. they would have
been protected the same as the re-
tailers were.
At the meeting which will be held
tomorrow It Is expected that the agree
ment will be considered again, for
the purpose Of adopting 1t. It is
probable that the ban will be remov-
ed on some OF the forms OF advertis-
ing, especially that Of street car
signs, perhaps In one or two other
instances.
The matter Of ticket selling may
also be considered and discussed.
The secret committee, It Is said.
has been named. This is the COM
mittee to pass upon the merits of the
schemes presented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
PaxIus Club,

The Paxius club members will en-.
Joy most pleasing event this even
ing, in an outdoor party to be given
q short distance down on the An
schultz road on which occasion they
will enjoy big feed, portion of
which will be prepared on the ground.
They will also enjoy the fresh breezes
and the pretty and attractive rural
environments and the splendid atmos-
phere always present along the lake
above the dam. The boys have look
ed longingly forward to this event
and now 1t bursts upon them like a
streak OF bliss from the sky OF indie
scribable pleasure. The boys are to be
congratulated, with somewhat OF a
feeling Of envy, that we are not all
boys again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-05
PETIT JURY IS
COMING TOMORROW
First Cases VIII be Taken Up In
Afternoon When Jurors Arrive
Criminal Work First.

District court was re-convened this
afternoon after recess over Sunday.
Judga Hamilton will have the petit
jury on hand tomorrow afternoon 10
take up the cases which have been
ASSIGNED. It is expected that the grand
iurv will make a report late today.
The case Of the state OF Iowa
against George Miller is the first GRIM
inal case set for hearing tomorrow
afternoon.
Theodore Peterson has been admit
ted to citizenship, his final papers
having been signed and approved.