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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
Woman's Greatest Trouble.

Big Sandy, Tenn.-Mrs. Lucy Can.
trell, of this place, says: Every two
weeks, l had to so to bed and stay
there several days. l suffered untold
misery. Nothing seemed to help me,
until tried Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Although I had been afflicted with
womanly weaknesses for seven years.
Cardui helped me more than anything
elso ever did. 1t is surely the best
tonic for women On earth" Weak
ness is woman's greatest trouble. Car
dui is woman's greatest medicine. be.
cause 1t overcomes that weakness and
brings back strength. In the past %
years. Cardui has helped over million
women. Try 1t for your troubles 20
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
was drawn by former keokuk man.
Walter c. kiedaiSch

was drawn by former Keokuk man,
Walter C. Kiedaisch.
To be complete, the book revie"
must not forget to mention the car
toon. Walter Kiedaisch evidently
has been present at some OF the
banuuets where Carter has assumed
his natural place, the head OF the
table. The picture shows the author
speaking. Even the picture on the
wall is laughing. The only solemn
figure is that of the glutton, who IS
shoveling the victuals into his mouth
on the point OF his knife. The others
at the table are convulsed.
Shakespeare or some Of the old time
famous toastmasters said something
once about not daring to write as
funny as they could. Edward Foun-
tain Carter has not bowed the knee to
that scruple and both speaks and
writes as funny as he can. That's
why THE POSTMASTER is going to
go through several editions before all
of his friends will be supplied with
the handsome little volumes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
TUBERCULOSIS

In addition to plenty Of fresh air
and proper diet, those suffering from
Of who are predisposed to Tuberculo-
sis are recommended to use Eckman' s
Alternative to stop night sweats, Danish
fever and hasten recovery. This medi-
cine. by reason Of its successful use dur
ing the past, warrants the fullest inves-
tigation possible by every sufferer.
Eckman's Alternative is most effica-
cious in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections, and in up
building the system. It contains no
narcotics, nor harmful or habtt-form-
ing drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by leading druggists. Write to the
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
for booklet telling of recoveries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
which he had obtained

possession, which he had obtained
from the shooting gallery which was
located in the seven hundred block on
Second street for time last fall.
The youths decided to see If the
gun would make the bullet discharge.
After several Intellectual attempts the
gun stuck and refused to work at all.
The boys were earnestly bent over
the gun to discover what was the mat
ter when in some unknown manner 1t
discharged, striking Olson to the left
and front of his neck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
Couoh Medicine for Children.

Too much care cannot be used in
selecting a cough medicine for chill
dren. 1t should be pleasant to take,
contain no harmful substance and be
most effectual. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy meets these requirements
and is favorite with the mothers Of
young children everywhere. For sale
by all dealers .-Adyertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

maries of last month, were the only
two, in accordance with the non-parti-
san primary act, whose names appear
ed On the election ballots for mayor.
In the primary ballotting Seidel led
with q ,054 ana Bading was second
with 10000. Today's vote was ex-
nected to be unusually heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

lightweight, left today on the steam
er Ventura for Australia where he
will take part in five fights for which
he is guaranteed $4,000 with the priv
ilege of twenty-five percent OF the re-
ceipts. His manager, Tommy Lee, &C
companied Shugrue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
DESPICABLE USE
OF BROKEN BOTTLES
Scattered Along Main Street to do
injury to Passing
Vehicles.

On upper Main street. nottceably
bove Tenth street. there Is a dis
play of broken beer and other heavy
glass bottles, evidently strewn along
the thoroughfare purposely to do as
much damage as possible to passing
vehicles. It may have been done in
a. spirit Of fun. but the real incentive
was q species of thoughuess vandal-
ism, for nobody Of honest, conserva-
tive thought would entertain the idea
of deliberately and w1mully committing
an act, the result of which would be
the destruction OF or injury to the
property Of a neighbor or a citizen OF
the city.
Yet this and many similar acts are
committed by thoughtless persons
frequently by boys, and some times by
older persons, who have no malice in
their hearts, but do 1t with the thought
that they are only creating a little
eun. when, in fact, they are causing
delay, and bad feelings to those ID
Jured and q loss Of money to them in
the injury or ruin Of property. Bot
ties are all right, put to legitimate
use, but are much out Of place scat
tered along thoroughfare in city
and as much used for traffic and
pleasure purposes a. Main street. This
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
Socialists After Milwaukee Offices

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April so
oialists and non-partisans today were
waging another desperate struggle
here at the city elections for control
Of the city administration. Emil Sci
del. former socialist mayor. and May
or C. A. Bading, who led the pri-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

should be thought about, the next
time the impulse comes over boy or
man to scatter fragments of strong,
heavy glassware in the path OF trav-
cling vehicles on a much used street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
government who attend the irrigation

government who attend the Irrigation
conference, such program can be
enacted into law. The governors will
hold anoth er session tomorrow. Rep
RADIO, Kansas, Nebraska, North and
South Dakota.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
BOOK !, keokuk Made.

One ofSthe most attractive features
about thel volume is that it is dis
tinctly Keokuk made. 1t is the pro-
duct OF Keokuk editors brain. He
is a Keokuk boy, and the banquets
are mostly Keokuk banquets. The
book was printed and bound In
Keokuk by a. Keokuk firm, and the
cartoon whichxserves as frontispiece
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
This Book Tells How.


1t tells you how to introduce speak
ers, run whole banquet, dodge
bouquets, and sometimes chinaware,
and then just to prove the authors
versatility reproduces verbatim the
famous introduction he made Of John
T. McCutcheon of Bird Center car
toon fame, which that gentleman I'M
qualifiedly called the greatest he ever
had had-and thes Hello Bill" speech.
which was worn threadbare because
of it's popularity. And then there's
the authors own experiences in a
swimming pool. told as only that per-
sonage could; speeches before union
gatherings and some not SO united;
addresses before church and Y. M. c.
A. boards, and even a complete list
of food consumed. 1t would need
circus press agent to describe the
wonders of the book.
All joking aside, the book is really
wonderful little volume, and one
that reflects credit on the genius
who wrote it. Edward F. Carriers
banquet speeches have become IA
nous, and in this book he has given
us the cream of his experiences at
the head of the table. Fourteen
years is long time to be the toast
master for various gatherings, but it
gees to prove that Carter's style is
the real thing, and he never fails to
get laugh twenty seconds after he
gets to his feet Perhaps, as he says,
1t is all bluff-then all the more glory
to him. One will have to look hard
to find another book to equal this one
which makes its bow today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

YOUNG Shugrue or for Australia.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l.
young" Shugrue, tue Jersey o''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07
'CARTER's BOOK
MAKES BOW TODAY
famous Speeches keokuk Editor Has
Made Are Contained in Hand
some Little Volume Entitled
aThe POSTMASTER
IS KEoKuK PRODUCT
Frontispiece Drawn byI Walter kie1
daisch 10 .Mtrth Provoker Like
Contents Of This Book a
Of Fun.
KEoKUK PRODUCT
Thy Frederic c. SMITH

aThe Toastmaster," an encyclopedia
Of mirth, dictionary of wit and book
Of fun, by Edward Fountain Carter,
makes It's appearance today. 1t con-
tains the history Of the great and
near great efforts OF the author at
nresiding at banquets, where for four
teen years he has been at the head OF
the table and never once under it.
It's coming has been as eagerly await
ed as the first circus of the season.
by over two hundred people. We
have the authors word for the num-
Der. and as he is newspaper man,
and knows what Uncle Sam does to
publishers who make two and two
look like five, we will take his word
for the list.
Perhaps it is not orthodox to COM
pare a book to the circus, but when
you get your copy, perhaps you'll ad-
nit the comparison isn't as "odorous"
as it might seem. When the circus
train is unloading you see all the
covered cages. and you know there is
something in them, and you wonder
what it is, and your Imagination
takes a few leaps, and your appetite
for guessing is whetted. So it is
with Carter's new book. It's binding
you know is covering !. lot of good
things, and you can hardly wait to
get it open to find out what you've
drawn And talk about varieties.
Old man Heinz with his fifty-seyen
has nothing on the contents Of the
book.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-07

young ladies of the Domestic Science Class of the |
will cook and serve light buffet lunch
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
THE SEATTLE STAR
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns
FpEDEpICK6r NELSON
Odd Items in Mems Furnishings
at Very Low Prices

Mems Woodland Mercerized Union
Suits. heavy weight. broken sizes. re-
duced TO $3.50,
Mems Stuttgarter Atwood Shirts and
Drawers. light weight, reduced TO S1.25
garment; heavy weight, reduced TO
1925 garment.
Mems Vassar Union Suits, Swiss
ribbed. fulLfashioned. blue and flesh
color. broken sizes, reduced TO S1.S5
suit.
Mems Wool Shirts and Drawers. In
large sizes only. reduced to CSC gar
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17

STAMFORD Conn July iFenng attempt
end her life
Mrs Helen Angie held
Waldo haon who found dying weeks
wonnns homo in the fashionable. Rpawan apartments
Mrs Angie Is in derium OF the
tho flesh from
Tho latest theory unknown Angles
apaxtmsntx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
ARREST LEADER ON STRETcHER

LONDON July 1.-THE worried concerning Mrs
Emmcns Pankhua The suffrage who had
been striking night
she have addrcssed Holland Park hall
carried ambulance
residence detectives
tho srccher its ambulance
Holloway prison.
prison Ms Pankhurut immediately resumed her hunger strike
Tho homo office humanitarian
grounds but hailed
probably would stimulate miitanT activities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
Mail
Orders
Carefully
Filled

Porosknit Union Suits, in size 81
only. reduced to SOC garment.
Silk-Lisle Half Hose in blue and gray,
size ol only. reduced to 2 pairs for 23c.
Silk-Lisle Half Hose in blue, black,
gray and brown, fair run OF sizes, re-
duced to 25c pair.
Odd assortments OF Silk and Washable
Scarfs, reduced TO 25c each.
Broken lines OF White Shirts reduced
TO S5c each.
Mems Derby Hats in odd sizes reduced
TO $1.OO each.
Mems Golf Caps in odd lines reduced
TO SOC EACH First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17

Two years Herbert Rosa ~. Jumped wagon
on August meuienherp furniture e735
woman suggested the give tho boy Mr..
No. meuienbero acted ON the suggestion OF the
said she q n aunt
Yesterday another strange woman Sutton took tho
boy sway with her. saying
had fallen hair q
-it 10 all . mystery Meuienberu we liked
the boy and had Intended 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17

e. Pfos Of the pfost Brokerage Co. Vancouver a. c,
appointed aide Dads
rsde In his Wild delight thought had marshal Job
hooked 20 him
-Aoospt Dad grand marshars OFFER Want quiet horse
e. D. pFosTr
spesr Dad co9usferer: .
with perfectly doeie eserv q peaehy
clothes horse. With ironing Bucsphaus hobby
horne guaranteed TO ft your regal daddy sef.
A. sCHOENFElDs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
DOC WILL FREE Hrs WING

One Of The big events the Potatch
VIII take place this afternoon.
Mayor 0h VIII walk into the office OF his family
which
Hiram II has becn we'll he
IL
affa - =" $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-17
Cowhide Travelling
Bags, Special $685.

A HANDY Bag for the weekend
"A vacation trip. made OF brown cow
hide, reinforced with sole leather cor
ners (riveted on) and fitted with good
lock and catches. Full-leathcr-lined. with
large pocket.
Choice OF the 10. IL and ls-inch sizes,
special. $3.S5.
Closing out IA floor samples OF Trunks,
in sizes from "a to 40 inches, at very in
teresting prices Third Floor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Berlin, 13. 9(nguit (Oireft ouf
0rn6tlorm gSeQe BON 9toueLGeutih-
Lamb, an sic 6unfenitatiot Scr Gol0-
i1niot 60 in Su6erton, 9tsS.) m
Sic oeuti6en Ernppen bo6en 12O
irou55iii6e Gffi5iere unO 1110 Sol
Ooten 6ei sen Gdmpfen Del Niiilbau-
ieu @lioB gefongen geuommen. Sic
er6cuteieu bier fron5oiide &ononeu.
g9eitere 1000 6ral5oien Durocn
in Oeu @eieAten na0e SongroD BON
sen Gcutiden 81 Uefangeneu ge-
modt.
Gcuii6c3 @cbiet 1T iebt p0llig BON
fraa50iiiGen Sruppcn gcidrbert NOR
Sen.
Oenti6e &reu3cr unter
tiirfiidcr 6la0ge2
Qon0om t3. 9lu9uit. Sine
Spc5iol-Depeibe al oic @rdonge &c
lcqrap6 50. BON %ars bciogt, OaB sic
Ociltic9cn &relBor o@obcn" imO
n@rcSlou" Inter ser tiirfii6en 5log-
&c IN Den GarOonclcn anlangten.
9lnfoltf 0cuti1cr &rcu3cr
6ltr9 Siirfci nod uu-
6eitdtigt.
&on0ot 13. ghlgult. @cocr
0os 6ritiIHe ouSmdrtigc 9(nt nod sic
tiirlii1e @otiAait Baden bis 6crtc
9lbcuo cine @eitdtiolng ser Nlclorug
bon Oen angebli@en 9lnfauf Der ocnt-
i1en &rclBer n@06al" imo ,@rcs-
laliD olrc6 oie Eiiricn cr6olten.
Gle Eiirfci foIG 9luffIG
rung ge6en.
&oriS, 13. 9[uguit. gs wiro
bier crtldrt, OaB ser ougcbli1c Sln-
lanf ser oeutiben aren5er .,@ocben~
mo u@reSlou" Onrh oic Eiirfci, uic
cr bon Goniiautiilopcl anocfiinOiqi
mur0e, Sranfreib unO ieine Icr6iin-
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lei 9luifIdrlng 81 Dcrlou0en.
Tcuti de 5nriidgeihla h la.
gen2
@riiiicl Oia 2onoou, 49, ghg.
Cine oiii5ieae GrtIirilng ser bel
giiden 9iegierlna 6eidot OoB eiuc
Oeutine gl6t6eilng, melhe in ser
9ibhing bon @g6e5ee, n6roIi9 bon
Nomnr uorriidte, 6ente N}orgcn BON
6elgiiden Eruppcu ougegriifcn rmO
3uriid0edloacn purOc. Gie @elgier
crbcutcten cine gln5a5l NloiAincuac-
ue1re,
Gle ocltihen Gruppen in BEL
aii6 2ipcm6ura ioaeu onge6lid,
SlmQcr leioen, im0 Dicle ser Soloo.
ten iollen in 6olac scr Gntbc6rluuaeu
bcpuBtloS nicoergclinlcn icin Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

iouoeuc geie6cn, Ole 9elgier Iuo I'M
@eiecbt i'm 93adt6eiI, oa iie i6re &C.
p66uliden iarbeugldn8cuoen Uni
iormen trogen, md6reuo nQe oeut.
| iden Erllppeut6eile cine grqle 6eiO,
Uniform trosen, lueldc BON Sen Sci.
oern un0 2onoitroBen menig a6Itiht.
Gie 6eIgiideu 9lutoritdteu 6olten
aae Eruppen-9emeoungeu itrift &c.
6eim. Sin 9}itgGico ser Ieputirien-
Gommcr iogte seiteru, oaB iel6it iei-
ne &oaegen unO er nidts BON ben
@oitionen Ser Gruppen wiibteu.
aonig 9ll6ert poiiirte geitern 9Ia1,
mittog in einem 9luto 2oiroiH. Gr
trug @eucrols-ltuiform unO muroe
foun erfonut ga er feiu @eiolae bel
iid botte.
Gon Der olgebliden 9rutalitdt Der
TeitiHen puroeu noh iuie oor 6aar-
itrdu6enoe @eidihieu er5dbIt
GS 6eiBt ooB, wonn INNER oeilt.
fife &o0ouerie in cine GrtiHoft elm
orinot iie 5uerit sic Stuotfoiie rmO
oonn Die @aufcu ouiidt uno oles
mitninnit mas iid iinOct.
pic 6eutfdcn Gerluite Bel
&oelen.
9riiiiel pia 2onoon t3. 9lng.
~ aad glngobe ser 3eituno oSe
Goir~ belieien iib oie @erlitite ser
Gcutideu bel Dem aeitrigeu @eicdtc
bei Soeleu AMI 20O0 Goote mo @er-
munoete 9hf 6el9iider Seite iol-
len MIR menige get0Otet, oob Oiele
berpitnOet ieiu.
9ie 3eitiuug iiigt bin5it OaB oie
0eutiden Srippen iid ipdter ncu or.
9ouiiirteu, no1oeu iic 5uricsgcihla-
Gen poroen moren lin 5 ll6r 6eute
@orgen begonn ooS 6euer bon 9lei.
eni Cie belQiicben Sruppen wur-
Ocu our6 iriihc o6aeloit
Sin &oiiagier5ug no6e @orenneeS
mirOc BON elmer ocltiMeu GoooQe-
ric-gatrouille onac6alten. Tie Yai.
iogicre murOeu oii ireiem 6el0e 3n.
riidaelalicn uno ser 3ug miiroc nit.
ionmt Oen 9otomotioiii6rer noc6 Ser
ocutiden 2hie 9c6rodt-
@otiGofter Gonferen3 iu
Som.
Slont 13. 9(napIt (pia EariS), III
Gus ouSmartiac 9tmt Bat 6eute sic
italicniibcn @otidaiter IN @oriS,
ct. %eters6urq Berlin mO SonOon
beimberilicn Gie 9iegieruug piiniHt
init oeuieI6cu be3ii9li4 Ser arieaS
Sihiotion 81 berot5idlogen.
%ermunoctc un0 @cfan.
gene i'm @nglonO an
gclangt.
2on6on t8. 9Itauit Cine
9ln3n6l &crmlm0cter trai bcllte BON
9el9cn in southampton cin. Gie
@lclOimg iagt nidt 81 pel9er slrmec
oieiclben gc6orten,
lleber 100 ocltiHe @elongcne, Die
bon 6iI1oampiern IN Ser ylorOice &C.
mo6t uurOen iinO 6cllte IN Sort
George. SHottlano, bon britilben
&rcl5ern gelonOct uoroen,
Ger 0iterreihiide Ganlpier oSS3ra'
oo" lit na6e Sanos Gno uon einem
6ritiideu aanonen6oot gefapert uno
nah WlorntS 9ap 9c6roNt moroen.
Der 9Srin5 bon S9ales-6onos 5ir
llnteritiibung Scr 9}ot6lcloenocn in-
fol0c oes &ric9es 6atte 5altc Die @obe
BON $4325.0 900 erreidt
Gin Sele0ranm bon RoriS loat
OoB sic Oclttibcn Erippcn Den Dir
acrmciiter BON S9neD. cinem CorIe
an 0cr oeuti@ iron'0iii6en @renjc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Die erf nidt cCHhe Orce gGdrdt ScntdauO lit Bntc
Oiem SanOe eiuerOen Sic gC0uge ole SnutenatUn Der
WOOdmiOt GO. in Smdef &. 6eride @abreS
ais 200 Wan9eue
Die Gtu6c aracn edlad mcld uf 6eoidm umac
odtcu wcroea Oaritc ideHt ua6c Geraugeaft 3u ieu.
Rad Nn8an 6aac nnO iranGFihc Gec 6nbeu bic %Cr
bHnoeu III tuereu @efeen i'm uOrcI Sacu nuO iranO
dcn @rem8e Die Gonptahd jmdeu 9mannsS btGeueeu at
auoen, uetere Grfolge oaDOugctrngem
9nd eldTiden Grn5e pcn Fd uterc Sdarmitcl 5u
Asn ser %OrGnt Der Oentdeu uuO rn3GFAcu Nrmee u6.
Die Scrrci@dc Nrmce gOrnuria aan GniidEuI
gOnueu.
Die Oetihn &rcu5cr @bn" ,2reslau" auO in On 0nrSn
neen ugefummeH Sic Uen nnheGgten Wonuaen uad
Sarc ousefan wOrScn n nuo beS nur r@cr 6aoc a6ren
Seerreid Grubrnuien Ocinsea Td ct uifea I'M Grss
maanO Die 6ritdc &girnna eein ole Srascrfdrnug
Seterreid hbermitelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

ocn Eniben einiger Der gefollencn
9iiijierc luirOen onge6lid robe &or.
toiicln gehtnoen unO Diele Ser COL
onten ioIleu i6ren Snnger al 9iii6en
itiQen.
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goner itieB 6ei einem 9luifldrungS.
9iitt oif eine glbtbeihing oeuti1er
lllonen, mel1e iic UoG1tdnoig oif-
rie6; 80 Der 0eiitihen muroen ge-
t0Otet.
SeMs6lnoert oclifidbe @efanocuc
troicn Dcitte in ser FroOin5 Sainalt
ein.
Cine peitere ofii5ieIe W}itt6eilitng,
Oic 6eite peroiientlibt puroe, be-
iaat.
Sic bel0iiHc Gnbo1erie Oioiiion
crgriif bettc sic SiieniiUc gegcu sic
Teuti6et mcldc 0eiiern bel @oclcn
0eiHlcqen morcn. IS lit nid6t 5u
6efiirdteu, ooB Die Gcutic6en ciue
aapoQcric @elpcaung pom Siioen
0cGcn 9riiiicl mterne6nen peroeu
PILE 81 Ser Souptitoot iii6rcnoen
StroBen merOeu BON Der belgiicbcn
glrmec unO ser 9imger @orOe be.
wadt."
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1914 Sd6raang Der 9eierpiiicn 6ol0
81 sen 6obncn 9erliicu pcrocn miro.
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in Scr @ropin5 9im6urg Elm @eie6t
itattaciinoen bat in mldem oie
Ceuti6eu 5uriidgcIdlogen iuiirOeu
9ancru aus Scr llmgegenO bcrid-
len ooB oie Tcilticbcn einclt Gcrtil-
guugSfricg fii6ren Sic be6oupien
oaB oie Erippcn ani 9Sricitcr icucrn
mo ale 9ette, Die linen in Den @ea
fommell anareiien. @an5c Corier
murOcn ange6li6 bon Oen Geutihcn
Dem Gr0boOen 1led)gcmadt.
9ei Sirlemont 6etrn0en aeitcru sic
&erlulte Der belgiibcn lllanen %
Eoote, inter oieicn Sauptlnann
'&uoppcu inO 2ielltenant @roi pan
Der @nrcb. 0ic 9elaier tdupiten
oeaen 2OO0 ocuti6e luaucu, bon 0e-
nen ange6licb $50 gct0Otet uitrOen.
9elgif9cun0fr fron3ofii9 .
Eruppen oereinigt.
9el0ii6e lno irai80iiihe Guippcn
6a6en i1 iiiolib bon 9riiiicl Uerci-
uiat. Gem &ormarid Ger Gcutibcu
in Oen 4'roOin5cn Sim6urg imo 9ra-
6ant lit GinboIt 0eboteu woroen Die
0euiicbca briugcn ic5t i6re ic6wcre
9lriillcrie aegeu 9iittiA ms Selo
@ieliern murocn sum erIicn @1ole
in oieier Sio0t ocuiicbe 2ricgSgc