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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27
Officials Who Wore Elected at No.
vember Election Will Take
Office New Years
Day.
CHANGES ARE NOT MANY
Sheriffs Office VIII Change Hands
and There VIII be Deputy
Clerk to Succeed
Hart.

The official county machines will
acquire some new hands within the
next five days. January first being the
date on which the newly elected Of
ficers of the county take their places.
Those who are already in office will
simply mark up the beginning of an
other year Of Official labor. In some
Of the offices, however, new faces will
be seen after January 1. 1915.
In the sheriff's office here, John G.
Scott will take up the Job which Sher-
If John ]. Crimmins has successfully
and worthily carried out both as a
deputy and as sheriff. Mr.. Crimmins
has made splendid record in office.
without any fuss or feathers" and
his retirement from office is volun-
tary one. Mr.. Scott Is the republican
candidate at the November election.
j. B. Watkins Of r'ort Madison will
be the deputy sheriff.
In the clerks Office, Curtis M. Hart.
clerk, will be succeeded by o. R.
Johnston OF Fort Madison. Mr.. John
ston will establish the Office at Fort
Madison and Albert Vollers and Miss
villa ]. Young, the present deputy
here who has made such good rec
ord, will attend to the duties here.
There will be no change in the re-
corder's Office. Ed G. Vaughan will
be in charge of the Office here as
usual, and at Fort Madison r. c.
Chambers will be his deputy.
No change will be noticed in the
treasurer's office here, either. VIII
liam Reimbold continues as the guard
ian of the county's money. and his
deputy will be Mr.. Styles Of Fort
Madison.
Fred Korschgan, coroner, will be
succeeded in that position by Walt H.
Clements Of Fort Madison. 1t is un.
derstood that Mr.. Korschgan is elig.
ible for the position of poor master
Green Vermillion will continue as
deputy auditor. A. p. Meyer is the
auditor.
There will be no change in the board
OF supervisors this year. John De.
Rosear, republican, who defeated Pet
er Scheffler at the November election.
will not take office until January, 1916.
| Lee county will be represented in
the legislature which convenes soon
in Des Moines by Charles F. Sawyer
OF Keokuk in the house, and J. R.
Frailey of Fort Madison in the senate
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Chink In Navv.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
DENVER, Colo, Dec. 26.-Lumkow
iWah, a Denver Chinaman, has joined
the United States navy. He is said
to be the first member of the yellow
race to be recognized thus. He is an
American citizen and when his appli-
cation was received, the recruiting
officers referred 1t to United States
District Attorney Tedrow for an opin.
ion. They were informed Wah was
eligible. He left today for San Fran.
cisco where he will be assigned to
duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-27
Chief Of Police ksnnsy Says Many
Women Lose Articles and
Then Think They are
Robbed.
DIAMOND RING STORY
Woman Thinks Thief has It, But
Later She Finds II Hidden In
Persian Rug In Her
Home.

1t Il human nature for people who
have lost money or articles Of jewelry
or pocket books to believe that they
have been robbed. The other day
Chief Of Police John M. Kenney, who
has been in the service for a number
OF years, was relating several in
stances OF women who thought they
had been robbed, later to find out
that the article had been misplaced
through their own carelessness.
Not very long ago woman came
to police headquarters in very much
disturbed frame OF mind. She knew
she had been robbed Of diamond
ring OF the value OF $1,000. The chief
took the case in hand himself. He
called at the woman's home for the
purpose of investigation, and while in
th., house the diamond was discover
ed hiding in velvety Persian rug on
the floor OF the drawing room.
Another woman came to headquar-
ters to report the loss OF small
pocket book loaded with several hum
dred dollars In bills. She carried q
s0A Gs5 AoAO OA6 0hu IhOA 2 chA0AASA Oho
inside. This smaller one was missed
In a retail store, and it was her be-
lief that one Of the clerks or Gus
toner had opened her pocket book
while she was looking at articles Of
merchandise. At the station she told
her story In full and then was asked
by the police to look carefully again
in the hand bag. At first she felt In.
suited, and then reluctantly did so.
The small bill purse was found hid
den In the lining Of the bag.
Probably tho most curious Of all
was that involving woman who re-
ported to the police the theft OF gold
watch. Upon investigation the police
were inclined to discredit the posi-
bility OF . robbery under the circum-
stances. The woman had q custom OF
giving the watch to her baby to quiet
the little one. She had done So on
this occasion, and the watch was
found hidden among the baby's
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CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much a blood dis
ease as scrofula 'or rheumatism. It
may be relieved, but it cannot be
removed by simply local treatment.
1t breaks down the general health,
weakens the lung tissues, and leads
to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is so sue
cessful in the treatment Of catarrh
that it is known as the best remedy
for this disease. It purifies the
blood. Ask your druggist for it.
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Walked In His sleep.

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DENVER, Colo. Dec. 26.-Because
he walked in his sleep. John. w. Dolan.
go, is dying at the county hospital to-
night Of exposure.
Clad only in his underwear, and
one shoe, he was found unconscious
in vacant lot near his home early
today, his legs frozen from the hips
down. He had been subject to SON.
nambulism and 1t is supposed he rose
from his bed during one OF the spells
and walked into the icy outside afr,
falling from exhaustion after wander
ing about.
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New Years Eve Night Court.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-New Years
eve jewellers who revel too freely and
are grabbed up by blue coats. may
appear before a municipal court judge
at midnight, have their bonds approx
ed and get back on the Job OF revealing
without the loss Of more than an
hour. The new high court to be es-
tablished in Chicago, will be opened
next Thursday. Chief Justice Olson
announced tonight Judge Olson ad-
mitted that h, picked New Years eve
for the Inauguration OF the new court
to relieve New Years jags Of the
necessity Of spending the night in
Jail.
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II was Rotten.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 26. = Nicholas
Pucko. ex-vaudevilian, would have his
little joke when he was found guilty
and fined 81 and costs this afternoon
for stealing two cases OF eggs.
'well, wasn't that rotten?" grinned
Pucko, sending alternate winks at the
eggs and the Judge. And ninety days
in jail," added the court
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Hughes and Miss Dorothy Aldrich.
(Part IV-The World Wide Christ
mas.)
The Heart Of God" soprano solo
Mrs G. F. Skirvin, and choir.
Blessed be the Lord"-Final
chorus.
Benediction.
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PerpIexiites Of Neutrality

waterloo Public Opinion: II you
think it is somewhat difficult for
Washington to maintain neutrality.
what kind of job do you believe
Italy has on her hands?
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SPECIAL SERVICES
cantata "The First chrIstmas," Will
be Given by the Choir Sun :.
day Evening,

The following special musical pro.
gram has been arranged by the choir
and will be given Sunday morning
and evening.
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1o:45. Subject. When the World
Frowns." Baker mission, 2:30; jun
ior union, 3: 80; B. Y. P. u. New Years
service. $50. At 1880, pastor will
conclude holiday series. The subject;
Blowing Resolution Soap Bubbles"
Bring your friends.
Second Presbyterian Church, West
Keokuk. Pastor, ]. c. Hughes, IT'S
Park street-School and Bible class,
9:45 a. m. Rock Hall Mission school,
2:30 p. m. Preaching services, II a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Subject Of morn
ing sermon, "The Church's One Foun.
dation:" evening service, "The Mes.
sage Of the Gospel" Preparatory SER
vice Wednesday 1880 p. m. Commun.
ion service ii a. M, Sunday. Jan. 3.
The public cordially invited to attend.
st. Johns church, Episcopal, Con.
cert and Fourth streets. Rev. John G.
Sage, rector; Rev. r. G. McIlwain, d.
d., rector-em eritus.-First Sunday aft.
er Christmas Holy communion. 500 a.
M; Sunday school, 10000 a. NJ; morn
ing service. 1900 a. m. At this serv'
Ice part Of the Christmas music will
be rendered Special musical service,
4:30 p. N.
st. Luke's chapel, Reid and G
streets. Rev. John c. Sage, pastor
Sunday school. $500. p. m.
st. Mary the Virgin, Fourteenth and
High streets. Rev. John c. Sage
pastor-First Sunday after Christ
mas. Sunday school, 1880 p. m. Even.
ing service, $3.50 O'Clock.
The Christmas sermon Of Rev. F.
Leroy Steffey, pastor Of the First
Methodist Protestant Church, will be
delivered Sunday morning, the subject
Of the sermon being, "The Angelic
Message" In the evening the sermon
subject will be, "The Dimittus." The
choir will sing the anthem, Behold,
I Bring You Good Tidings," in the
morning service, and the anthem,
GLORY to God in the Highest" in the
evening. Ali Of the other services OF
the church are held at the usual hours.
A cordial welcome awaits all who at
tend the services OF this church.
First Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Seventh and Blondeau streets.
Rev. E. B. Newcomb, D. D., pastor
The services at 10:45 a. m. and 1850
p. M, will emphasize the Christmas
theme, the morning sermon being on
"The Name OF Wonder" and the
music including 1.-The Hallelujah
Chorus" from "The Messiah" and the
anthem, "Sing Oh Heavens" The
evening program viii Re more dis
tinctly musical. the short sermon be-
ing on "The Christmas Songs" and
the musical features will be as fol-
lows:
Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing"
Hymn-anthem. 20 Little Town Of
Bethlehem" Nevin.
Hymn, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
Solo, "Holy Night. Peaceful Night"
Gruber-Mrs. Schouten.
Hymn, "Oh Come, All Ye Faithful"
Solo. ooh Holy, Night" Adam-Mr.
Young.
Hymn, While Shepherds Watched"
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public, especially for the evening
service Bible school at $3.50 a. m.
Y. P. 8. c. e. at $50 p. m. At 800
p. m, the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. W.
C. A. will present. in this church,
vesper service of Christmas music by
the Monday Music club, to which
there is a general invitation
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Morning service.

Morning service.
Hymn No 81, "Joy to the World"
Invocation.
Anthem, Onward Christian Sol
diers" (Shelley)-Choir.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Offertory.
Solo, Holy Night (wilson) Miss
Pearl Uhler.
Christmas sermon by the pastor.
Invitation hymn, II Gave My Life
for Thee"
Communion hymn, Face to Face"
Benediction.
Evening Service.
March. "Pontifcale" (Gounod)-
Sunday school orchestra.
Hymn No. IS. Silent Night"-Con.
gregation.
Invocation.
Anthem, Birthday of a King
(Neidlinger)- Baritone solo and
chorus.
Scripture reading.
Cantata, "The First Christmas
(Wilson) BY chorus choir, assisted
by the Sunday school orchestra.
part 1.-The Prophecy
Prelude-Orchestra.
"The People that walked in Dark
ness"-Women's chorus. baritone
solo, and choir.
bethlehem" soprano solo-Mrs.
Elmer Weieman
(Part 1.-THE Fulfillment.)
"Mv Soul Doth Magnify soprano
solo and choir.
And It Came to Pass" bass solo,
recitative- Quartet and swomen's
chorus.
Sermon by the pastor.
(Part In-The Star and the song.)
1.-THE Shepherds Vision'-Choir,
soprano solo and choir.
THE Angels Song" tenor solo-W.
c. Hughes.
THE Star and the Song" soprano
and alto duet-Miss Pearl Uhler and
Mrs. w. M. Baker.
.sNo room in the Inn"-Baritone
solo and mems chorus.
20 Babe in Bethlehem Manager
Chorus.
"a Christmas Lullaby" contralto
solo with violin obligato-Mrs. w. 9.
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Victoria Pcke of Columbus of this sort She
badly cured by Perna We will
story Mrs Victoria M Picke 100 F. Mound
Street, Columbus, Ohio, writes: ar saia4as
have been using Peruna for catarrh having had agra
clogged the nasal When did
get organs opened would drop throat
and make sick.
cured have trouble and happy that
the health and attending lodge duties,
being member of the Rebecca Lodge of Odd Fellows
would recommend Peruna those suffering with the
obnoxious trouble"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN,

PHYSICIAN,
Or. W. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ONCE, Is North Fifth stree: in thu
Howell building. Residence. Hotel
Iowa.
ONCE Hours-10 to II T. IN. 2 TO
3 D. M; evenings. to 8: Sundays
II to p. m. United States civil scr
vice examiner.
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nber of The Rebeccas
A Member of
A Bad Case
of Nasal
Catarrh Cured
By Pe-ru-na.

That any case of nasal catarrh
can be cured by an internal nedi-
cine is denied by some. Only
glance at our files would be nee
essary to convince any sane per-
son that catarrh can be cured by
the internal use of Peruna
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st. Francis de Sales. Masses: 800
and 10000 q. m. Rev. J. NJ. Dunnion
pastor.
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Swedish Lutheran Church, corner
Twelfth and Morgan streets. Rev. E
A. Olson, pastor.-Morning service al
1890. Evening service at 1880, in the
English language. No Sunday, school
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st. Paul's Evangelical church.-Reg
ular services. German at 1880 q. m.
English, 1880 in the evening.
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1O:45. Subject. When the World
Frowns." Baker mission, 2:3o; jun
Tor union, $3.50; B. Y. P. u. New Years
service. $50. At 1880, pastor will
conclude holiday series. The subject:
Blowing Resolution Soap Bubbles. y
Bring your friends.
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First Baptist church, F. B. Meal
lister, pastor. DR.. ]. e. Forney. SUI
perintendent Of Sunday school.-Sun
day school at $50; morning service a.
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st. Peters Catholic Church: Masses
6:15, 1880. 800 and 1880 a. m. Rev.
j. w. Gillespie, pastor.
st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Masses: $500 and 10000 a. m. Rev.
George G. Giglinger, pastor.
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Swedish Evangelical Lutheran MIS-
sion Church, corner Fourteenth and
Morgan streets. VIM. L. Hawkinson,
pastor-Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Morning service at 1880, and evening
service at 1880. A social time will be
given bp Mrs. Chas. Huffman, 1909
Fulton street, on Thursday evening.
ALI are cordially invited.
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Union Baptist church, corner Thir-
teenth and High streets.-Sabbath
school at $3.50 a. nj, preaching at
1880 a. m. Text, John 10 and s;
evening services at 1880. Subject:
Make Haste and Come Down. Ali are
cordially invited to attend these meet
ings. Pastor, Rev. G. w. Smith
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Stuts Rafmittas brittes Spiel Der
Ssris 5piiden .R.os" unb .Riden'
i'm ReSlanb 5itlo.
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unb sesen ben neigeipd9lten prdiis
oenten ii9 ertldrt2 Wia Serr WiIioh
itn bann nit Den 9ujonetten Der Der.
Staatsn itiiben? Damn tDnnte cr
eb.nIo gut Meritp annettiren unb bab
es lSu unter Der pom praiibsnten 5es
folsten YoIitif tommen ipirb, 1T cine
@sfabr, Die gar nitt ausbleibsn tdnn.
Ru6oem ba5 ameritanifde 9olt uns
aGblige MenIden unO un3dblise Sunis
men seopfert bat I'm Werito su be-
3pinesn, bunn mare es eesen ale Gre
fubruns, bab es iid nit benz getpubts
lein 5uTrieSen gdbe. MeritO eineH
0ienIt eripieien 81 buben. Gs pirb
einen iubItantielsn 2ofn fir iein.
9lrbeit unb aoiten ioroern itnb bieier
t0nnte nur bur6 9sbietseriperbuneen
eiugsGra9t lpsrben, gesen lpel6e ober
Elm .nersiider groteit bes auslanbes
su erparten itsbt, Der iif niHt ouf
@orts b.I6rGnfen Ipiiroe.
Wenn Der prdiiosnt Der 5riebenss
freunb 1T, fir oen sr gelten pia. oann
ioa er oen aampf nit Suerta sinitsls
len. inoem er bic 9ruppen aus @er1
Gru5 3uriidSi.bt unb GarranSa niht
nit &rie9 beorpt,n,
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2ofal !. Beridt.
1rasiiHer lob.
3w5li Sabre alter anabe BON sinsir
W.otorrao iiberfabreu nno &c.
tootet.

QluI irasiI6e D.iie lam geiiern
8ormittas Der 3tp0lf Sabre dlts 5rant
Senrp BON go. 1854 9oubinot aDss
nlie INNS 2.ben. Gr tpurbe an Der
SarriIon unb Wontana apeniis Doll
Gbipurb Runt Don Gbspioi, Der anf
eifem Rotorrab babsr tam, nieotrsss
rannt unb 10 idDtr perleBt, bab sr
tur5. 3.it ipdter i'm ct. 5rancis 3o'
ipital iiarb.
Der anabs. Elm 3Sslins Der S4ule
Der ct. autbarinsn GemeiHoe III
WsItpopb, b.iano F6 ouf BEN Wsse
our S9ule unb Spar alf RolidntsH,
als eofparb Runt nit ieinem Wotor'
rab in ibn bin.iniauite uHo ibn nit
folder Wu6t aui oas Strabenptlaitsr
mari, bab Srant sinen @snidbrud
unb sinsn S6dD.lbru6 oapontrus.
Der trasiffe llnfaa srsienets iid
fait nnmittslbar Dor Der Weftpcoo
SdnIe unb unter ben bort i'm Sdlas
bof psriamm.lt.n ainosrn, Die Ius.u'
5eugen oes ungluds paren. pra1 e'He
aasemeine pauit aus, dber IS eslanS
cen 2sbrern unb Gehrerinnen, oiesluts
geresien iebr balo 3il berubigen.
prinoipaI Bed trus ben Der!sBtsl
anaben in bas SdulsebGuoe uHo lisb
einen in Der Ra6baridaft pobneno.n
qr3t bsrbeirufen, Der bic iofortise
lsberfibruns oss anaben nad benz
ct. Tranaistus SOipitdl anoron.t.,
no Der 9srlebte iebr balo, obns bas
gepubtisin pieoererIanst gu babsH,
itarb. Runt tpuroe prompt in SaEt
s,nommsn, jebod sssen giirsidafi
pisosr auf frsien Sub ssiebt.
Der Dsruusliidts mar Der Sobn os5
9 rbdnolsrs q. a.5enrp Don Der
Gpcamore Strabe.
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Sieuitas, Den 10. @ui 1914.

IN bsm Yerid,t ii6er bic Ser
tbeiluna Der fremoen SpraAen in bic
lem Qanoe pirb Die 3uhl Serer. Die
neutid ipreden. b. B, bon 0auie aus
peutih ooer BON oeutihen @ltern ge@
bOren iino. auf 8,817,271 angegeben.
Sas lit rt6tig. Ipp II es Die glatIonde
!itGt betrifft. aber nidt in 9e5ua auf
ben @ebrauh Der peutihen Spra6e.
Wir finoen. baB Bel 1876, 1852 bic
Spra9e ais 0iboiih angegeben lpiro.
9os lit I6liebli6 bod ni6tS anperes
ais 0eutidl. penn nud etlpa5 tprrumz
pirtes 0eutid pie ia aur 8eniiae be-
iannt III, bab ale poluii6en eupen
oeutich ipre6en. Die itobii6en 3eis
tungen limb in beutiher Spra6e nit
bebrGiIdhen Schriftspidhou Qeorutt.
penn auh bic uno pa Elm forrumpirtes
bebrGiIhes Wort nit unterlGuft. Gs
lit betnahe oasIelbe. als penn Elm bsutz
i4es 9u6 ooer .2eitunq in lateinilten
2ettern oebrudt ipGre. 9fo6 mehr tritt
Der strrtbum bel ben ungarn uno
gOhmen herpor. Die unter ihrer Hatloz
nalitGt an9efiihrt perOen, aber gum
ullerar0bten Sheile ii6 ebsnfaas Der
pcuti6en Spra6s b:Oienen unb reines
Deutid1 ipre6en. 10 bab, mad Der
Spra9e aerehnst. bic oeutide SprdGs
qruppe in unierer 8ep0lferuno nidt
1913 proasnt. ionoern oas SDppcIts
rnlrer 9epDlterunos5o6l betrGet.
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Salts &ritif Der @iliuniden
Rolitif in WerifO.

lls6er Die @oradnae in Mertto tann
dubsr Dem praiiosnteH WiliOn Nit.
nunO nit arOBerer SadtsnntRiB iprss
dsn. ais GrsprdiiOent 3aft, oa er
iiber Gin sSabr lana bic politit Der
Ser. Staatcn aeseniiber Der Rspolus
tiOn in MeritO beitimmt bat. Oas
Seiammturtbeil i.insr in Rep Oort
aphaltsnen Rebe acct babin. oab prGii.
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acutidler aittsrariidJ,r alab.

Der 9ortrassnbs bss Dsuifden Oh,
terarifdsn alubs am Wliitrpod Gbsnb
IN S,rr Or. 8. $. Gid inb Iein 9bs'
ma lautsi: Die Wuttsr In Sass Ges
i4i6ts unD aunit.1 Rad BEN Dors
tras finSst cine GpssiaIs GsIadftspses
iammIuue itatt.
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QepIaeieries eptiap ori

epIdcIertes Q PrIHm IT.
Giarrer: -ssa, geppI, i6oilit ia 10
triib aus2~
Geppl. nSssa i'd iors' mid bait.
Ter Woosbauer pia mid mietben als
Saubirt, IN i'd aIaub', ih tbM gar
nid)t on5u paiien."
piarrcr: .gL Geppl, aopf bohl
@em Gott Elm sImt sibt, bem gibt er
aud ben 9eritauSl@
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Uaie.Hau.

Sn benz s.itrissnSpeiten Spisls Der
Ssri, 3rpiidsn unisreH .ReSs" uHo
ben Rem gortsr rRisieu" beSisutsH
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;yors.r GIaris bas G.f4iib fiir Gins
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fir bic @.sner. unftre Sunssns
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fen, Der mad bem 5. 9ange bur1
Stauer .riebt purbe. Der NetpYprier
sydns.r Wleper pllrbs i'm 6. @lnse
fur9 Me9.an absslOit. Der Gineins
natter Sdleuoerer0ouslas mllroe inn
4 .@anss bur4, ginslins unb oieisr
ned Dem 5. Gahse bnrH Benton abs
stl0It, ponaa auf beioen Seii.n Die
2ditfe ausblisbsn. Grob, Wturians
unb So6lisell paren nniere bettsH
salas.r nit js 2 srsffsrn, barllnisr
Elm S,imlaui bss Griieren. unisre
aanonisre ianoisn A auftfdhler 5ur
Yant sssrn 7 unb perfdenitsn 3 Jreis
pdTs sur .rtsu 9ais seasn 8. als
sai.bsridt.r funsirtsn RisIer nno
gmslie.
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ainelIen uno berrlidsn altsn Stdbtdsu
iiben barf, bds pabrlid aud tinen
goelitein In Der arons 8apsrns bsosr'
tst. aarl 9ebler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

au6 uuF Sapata unsebradt. 9ieier
iptrb ais SteuIul pon 8erporfenbett
beSeidnst. Man bat nber ni6t be-
ouht, oaB bieie S9anDtbaten BON lei
nen 5sinoen ssmslbet lpsroen. Die
Wabrbeit iteint Su iein, bob er segsn
bic @roberunobeiiber ben gleihen
Sab bsst, pie einit uniere llniOnss
Gplbaten ssssn bic plantasenbeiiBsr
i'm Siiben, pobei freilid Der pidtiss
llnteri6ieb perbleibt, oab Elm Wteritas
ner Ieinen @roll in bebeuteno unsipi'
liiirterer 8eiie gum 9lusbrud brinst.
ais Elm Mmeritaner. DAB 3apata teln
Mprobrenner lit, lpiro burd bic 5buts
ia6s erfpisien, oaB sr iid bereit err
tldrt bat, Die Waffen nieber5uleser,
ipbalo Elm @eieb burdgefiibrt piro.
ipelhes ben Peonen, pie Die meritGs
niiaen 2unburbsiter beiben, 9eniiseno
9oben an ibrem 2ebensunterbult allz
neiit. Die @eI6i6ts Meritps, tpie lie
jebt burdTidert, er9ibt AUDI nod elmer
onberen intereHanten 9lufidlub. als
Mabero bic SerrI6oft antrat, bate er
Die feIte 2lbii9t, isin 9sriprefen su
balten ilnb Elm 9eies, lpeldes ben
Peonen mebr gOo.n supies, 5ur ans
nabme gu bringen, nber er itieb bier
uuf ben uniiberrpinpliden Wiberitano
ner &pnerebmitglieOer (san5 pie BEL
nns) unb ss i9eint audi, paB Die
nG6iten Qnpsrnanbten Wtaberps ii3
BON @robsrunobeiiBern beite6en lie
ben uno Mabero oapon ubbielten, AM
osm 9eIebe 5u beitc6en, mas our Toiz
gebatte, buB 3aputa; Der iih anfdnss
lib Waoero unterlperfen RolIte. i'm
5elbs blieb. Wlit Der 9eIdi6tsidreis
tune Meritos perbGlt IS iid ipie nit
Der Sabel pom 20pen unb pom Wan>
bersr. 9lls oisis an einem S6lOb
pOrbsisinssn, Iaben lie cine gilDidule,
bic cine Don sinsm Mann beiiegten
9Dipen oariteqte, tpOsu Der &Dnig Der
Sbiere bemertte: Wenn mir GOpen
8ilbiGulsn msibeIn tDnntsn, piiros
Der Come ais Siegsr barseitellt pets
Den. 2ln. geri6ts iibsr bic 9erbGItz
niiIe in Merito tommen ans Der Qanz
tesbauptitabt, in peIdsr Die NnbGns
ger Suertas leben uno ,iie tperosn
bementiprshenD ssfGrbt.
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