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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
cOfalGcridjtc ans SsoiGiuotun.



9IlS Srot Glariiid SenfS bon 9}r.
1920 @lcGom6 StraBc, am Sam.
itog fir i6r fleine5 &inO cine 6lo
ide Nlild 3ubereiteu wollte, bemerrte
Tie einen ionoer6areu @eruh an, ser
Wdlc6. Sie 6euoGri6tigte oie Goli5ei
ino eine lluteriuAung our6 Cr.
SDnd, Dem mni5ipolen 66emifer,
eroo6, OaB Die Niil6 geniigenO Gar-
6oIidure eutbielt Inn 3wei ermahiene
&erionen 3ii t00teu. lluter Dem Ser.
oodbt, Oos @ift in .Oic 0lil1 getgon
3u 6a6eu muroe oie 12 So9re alte
9le9criu Gt6el 8. @oit6ars, pel6e
bel 6rou Senfs ais &in0ermdo9en
angeiteat nor, olrb Die @e6eimpoli,
3eiten Gornmal( lmo @iuliugame
oer6oftet imo miro 6elte i'm SugenO-
geri6t borgeiii6rt mer0eu.
Sd iteinlegunq.
@eiteru 9}admittaa muroe ser @d-
itein fiir 0os neue $4,000 Gu66ous
oeS Columbus GoltntrD Clubs ~na6e
Sort Q'Der eelegt. 0loniiguor @m
Z. 9fl1eu lcitete sic feierli6e Gere.
NOME lno SEQ q. 9ioper ser @rdii.
bent Oes Clubs, 6ieIt cine 9luipraHe
rs GlfS~ 6oltcn Glnm.9 arep.
Eie Steigerung ser 9}o6rungsnlit.
telpreiie miro 0em aeplauten Glon-
9aden Der g9ai6ington Soge Der
o@lfS" feinen @in6rud t6uu Die
&eronitaltung ituoet ani t3. Sep-
iem6er 5u Mari6oll Sail itatt. cte
3o6l Der S6eilne6mer lit auf 500 be.
idrdnft. 9(n ser Spite 0es 9lrronse.
mentS Gomite's ite6t Scrr Sreo. s..
Nleri5einer.
Yicnic Ser 81 81 }oicfran5-
&irde.
Gic b. &oienfrau3 Stride berau
italtcte geiten 81 SiutsOille Yorf,
Mo, i6r iG6rliHes @icnic, bel mel
dem Gin S6eil ser N}arinefapellc
con5ertirte 9ln ser Geranitolttug
no5neu no0eju 1000 @erionen G6eil
Die 6ciOem SSdit-GummanOircnOen.
lluter ollen 9Scri0nlihfeiten Oie
gegcniudrtig in Dem g8eltfriess.
E9eoter cine 9loae ipielerL iinO Die
beioen @cncroIitabshefs Gelitid-
lon0s un0 6ranfreib's ulitreitig
bic intereiionteitct oenn in i6rer
0ono liegt gum gr0Bten EbeiIe oas
@ei1id ser @liaionenbcere, Oie ii1
jebt feinoli6 ge9enitber ite6en.
@er aus oieiem gelpaltigen Stint
Gen oweier SnteQcfte ais Sieeer
DcrDoroeben wiro, liegt nod I'M
ShooBe Der 8ufunft. 9lus oen Ser
i0nlidfeiten uno milit6riiHen 2uali-
t0teu oes Generals bon W8oltfe ln0
ces fran30iiihcn @eucralito6sMefs
SSoffre oen 9lusgong OeS &rie9ds
propbe5eien 8u woIlen, ipGre inlos
fern Derfeblt ais 6eioe in Der Sci
ting GROCER Seeresmolicn nod un6e-
fonnte @r0Ben iino lno ibre ofti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Simmer uOd Strifes in gSeit-
gSirainien.

8 + orle Il 0 Il, M.-No., 16. glug.
II 3m6lfbunoert 9ergleute in @loo.
nter i'm @aint Greet .9e5irt Ieeten ge-
itern ole glrbeit nieOer, neil elmer
bon ibnen entlaiien moroeu mar.
5reo. 2ittIcton lmo 81. 8. Sprouie,
oueeblib gtidt.llnionIelite, puroeu
ipdt on 6reitog 9(6enO bel ser Y3ine
Der nGolimbia SSron onO Steel 60. "
ongefoaen, oeren t50 @ru6enorbei-
ter am Strife iiuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
n@oeben~ uu0 n9reS1au~
r,o6T; hofkSS;o

n@oc6en~ nuo n9rcSlou~
onge6lid beidd0igt.
81 onl pia 9aris, 16. gluguit
Gie Gopit1ue ser itoIieniideu Gom-
pier, sic ans Dem Orient eintreffen.
iagen aus, ooB oie oeuti6eu &reu5er
v@oe6eu~ rnO o9reslou" i6ren Ser.
iolgern niHt unbe6eQigt entgangen
eien sic iinO pieoer6olt BON eng
liiden areu5eru augegriifen uoroen
oeneu es ober ni6t gelona iie 5u
ii6erip1ltigen. Gs miro aneenoni.
men Dab Die 6eioen arei5er crit Die
0aroauellen aulieieu, ais Tie 6eidd
Oigt paren.
SbpobI Stalien geuiigauo @e-
trei1e fiir ne6rere Monatc oorrdtbig
Bat, 10 5ipingt Oennod oie Sdlie-
Bimg ser GarOoneQen our1 sic Die
Sauptnaiien Der Giniu6r fommen
mo oie llnterbredung ser arsenti.
niiden glusiu6r, Oos italienii6e @olt
iidl fir peitere 2e6ensmittel nn Die
Ser. Stoaten 5u menoen. Gie 9le-
gieriug bat bereits 9lnge6ote bon
Dem amerifaniiden Wlarft er6alten
nno oie Observation-Disclosures BON
@etreioe fperoen ibon in Grpdgumg
ge5ogen oa SStalien Oas 9iiiifo ii6cr'
nebnlen pia
8 eiterreider 0ringen in
Serbieu elm.
Qon0ou t6. gluguit Cine
g9iener Gepeide all oaS Geuteride
9iireou iaet, es iei 6oI6ofii5iea an
gefituoigt ooB Oie 0iterreidiidcu
Sruppen on mebreren &itnften in
Serbien eingeoringen ieien
Gas @ombaroement Bel
arabs.
98ii6, Serbieu, 16. 9luguii. Bel
sroo, oie ier6iide Sauptitoot wuroe
geitern g(6eno BON 5 bis Z ll6r itorf
6om6oroirt. Gtpo 16 Gjeidoiie pro
0linute fieIen in Scr Stoot nie0er
umo nodten 6eoeutenOen SdoOen.
0ie ierbiide 2(rtiQerie eripioerte Oos
5euer, ino es geloug ibr, oie otter.
reidiiden @eidiite 3um Sdweigen
5u 6ringen.
Tos g(rtiQerie Guel ipur0e 6eite
Morgen orf ser gan5en 6ront bel
Sbrenopab an Ser Sabe unO ent.
lang Der Gonoil tpieoer ouigenom.
men.
@ieIe @ebduoe in geIorao ruiroen
in 9rono geieBt.
Ole &uifen bertb etOi-
gen lid.
2on0on 16. 9luetiit. n Sin
hol6 offiSieIles Telcgromlu aus ct.
%etersbure beoei1net oic oeutiAen
@eridte ais falid, nod oenen Die
rliiiiibe Eeeieruue an ser @ren5e
6reii6oor.@anoen orgoniiirt bdtte,
oie 9lusidreituneen begingen. Stub
lono, 10 wiro erfIdrt, bot feline 9on.
sen or9aniiirt uu0 bic MeI0ungen
hoben sen 3med, 9(usidreitungen
Der oeitihen Srlppen @erpunoeten
uno Scr Gibilbebolferung ouf oie
9liiien 5ii mdl5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Sin g'ricf Der 0cr5usin pOn SOg'n
6erq.


Ger @oriier D@oulois~ Oerollelp
lidt eineu 9rief Ser ernoroeten ee
5ogin BON So6enbcrg. ocn iie an . cllr
oifen6or in @oris le6euOe 5reun0D
ridtete, fur5 uo6Oem aoiier 6rq'S
Soiep6 iie 8ur Ser5ogiu i'm 5ap''
1909 ernannte:
o@eiue t6eue 8reun0inl Gle Qg
ben reAt, mem Sie iogem 0aB ..i:s m
cine le66ofte 6reuoe enpfiuoeu nun.
ii6er Oos @o6lmoQen, ooS mir 9'.
&oiier anaoigit crpieien bat ~
ber6e5le mir feinesmegs, OaB id)
niht DerOient babe lnO es eIllly
Dem GerOienite mcines @ena6ls peE
0anfe, oeiien GerOienite Don leIne%s
Snfel anerfonnt pcrOen. @enn w
ii6er Oie Grciguiiie meines SeDels
naAOenfe, 10 erblide ib Elm oera'us
aes Gingreifen ser Gorie6nng, pup
iH mir iiber oie 1roBen @flidten ~. %
peroe, sic iie mir ouferleet iuiO I.s ,~
ia9e mir wo6l, Dab Der 9laerboel"
beionoere 9l6ii6ten nit mir Bat. =
niit6ia Oonfe ib Dem SA0pier l'ls y,
id boiie, ieiner 6eiIigen Stride tilr y Y.
@o6ltboten, nit Oeneu er mid ilOV.
6duit bot, Oofiir lo6nen 81 fonllV~
@elAe 3uflnft oud intmer Oue
Sdidial mir Dor6ebalteu mag, w. ~
perOe nicmals ali60ren noh g'ap y,
na6me meiner &rdfte fir oen 9illV%
Ser @ir6e 81 or6eiten itnO iiir Ou.
Slid Oes SonOeS, Oeiicn 9legierll'.s'
id itets mein SSntereiie piomen lp''
Sc, Oes SanOes, Oos neiu @atte 9"
0oS Siefite lie6t~ r"e
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

ic1en Sd9igteiten crit 6eUciien mil.
len. Snmerbh bat @enerol BON
Wioltfe cine an Grfnbrng rei6c
2oufbobu 6inter iiH. Gr wuroe hn
9ieDolltiousja6re 1913 in @}edlen-
burg ge6oren mo trot I'M Sabre
1913 in @iedlenbirg ae6oren uno
trat I'M Sabre 1856 ais 5dbnriA IN
sic 9lrnee Elm. gSG6reno oes 6elos
5i,egeS gegeu 5ranfrei6 muroe BON
Nfo!tte gum Sieutenant beforOert
ln0 erporb iih ourd ieine llniiHt
ln0 9rapour oos eiierne &reu5 5mei-
ter &loiie. Gos sSobr 1881 bra9te
iBm Die 8utbeil1ne gum groBeh @e.
nerolitob uno Elm Sabr ipGter purOe
er gum 3ipeiten gloiutanten ieines
GroBen Snfels 5el0mori6aa @raf
ben @foltte crnonnt. g}ob fiir5er
@ieuit5eit bel ser Srippe, wdbreno
mel6er er gum @1oior bef6roert MIR
&c, fom bon @toItfe ols Sliigel-9[o-
jutant Oes &aiierS i'm Sabre 1891
on Sen Sol. Seit Dem Sabre 1904
itebt er Dem groBen @enerolito6 Dor
lmo botte ais iolbcr seniigenO 8eit,
Inn ii6 fir ieine groBe 9lufgo6e in
&riegS3eiten bor5ubereiten. 9eutiA-
Icn0S il6errdl6en0cs, blibihneIleS
goroe6cn o6ne Riidiidt ouf Oleu-
trolitGt bon 9eI9ien uno Suremburg
lit iein @erf.
Sn ieinen 0Gn0en ru6te oltd 0ie
Observation-Disclosures fiir Die &riegs6e.
reitidoft oes oeutibeu Seeres uno sic
nGr5bereitidoit" oie oieies crit jeBt
pieoer ge5eigt bot, ais ser rieiiee
OledoniSntus nit elmer nod ME er-
iHouien @r15iiion ar6eitete, lit Oo5u
auget6on oas @ertroiien in Die Sd-
6igfeiten Oes @eneralito6sdefS uou
Nloltfe 81 itdrfen 9lic6ts lit ii6er
Die BON Nloltfe 6ea6li6tigte Saftif
befannt man fam oud nid)t bon
i6u be6alpten, oaB CT ein @leirer
Der 9lngriiist6eorie iei iuie OieS Dem
fron5oiiAem @eneral Soffre hodge
rii6mt miro, Oenu iper bate idon je.
mails eriobren, mel9e Softif Geutiob-
lon0 in einem &rieee NIT Sronfreib
einichlaoen mer0e. Gines iii ie0oCh
aeipib. Gie S6ueQiofeit, nit mel
der cr sic oeutiden Grippen gerooe
an sic i6pGbiteu @unfte ser fran-
Soiiihen @ren5e mari benefit 0oB
er bic 9Ingrifist6eorie 5iim iniupeiten
r6enio gut be6erribt pie iein iran.
80Iiider College. Seiu gtome, Der
9lome oes aroBen Siegers bon So
niggrGt, @ropelotte rnO Se0an lit
fir 6ie oeutibe 9(rmee ein Sneil
mic eS 6ciier niAt ieir f6uute.
sSn Sobreu finger ite6t Dem Gem
fen Ser Oeliti6eu 9ln9riiis6eere Der
G6ef oes iron5oliiden @euerolitobes,
@euerol Soifre, geeenii6er, ser ols
1S-iG6rigcr 2icutenont Oie 9cloge-
'rnng BON F0ris ntftnnodjte Seit je-
nem arieoe murOe Soffre groBten-
t5eils in Sen @olonien Derpenoet
imo leitete Oie 9lftiou gegen NaOo-
0osfor. oeiien @ouperucur er purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Ole Situotion bei2iitti db.
@riiffeL bia @oris, 16. glug.
TT Cine belte D3ittog erlaiiene off
Sienc Wlittbeilimg beiogt-
nDie Situotion bel 2iittih 1T
rubig. Die Sorts iinO bon Dem
Teuer Der Qeiitiden nidt beiddoiet
moroen.
Gin oeittiHer aommanOeur, mel.
der 0urb cine &ueel in ole Siifte
getroffen nor6en por, IieB feline
g9unoe berbinoeu uno gob oonn bon
einem 9ioaihibl aus ieine 8efeble.
Ser &riegsminiiter meiB nihts
bon Dem angebIiden Go6e oes @e-
rerols bon Gumid, oes &ouman-
ocurs Der 10. Oelitiben 9lrmeecorps.
Sin f0niglides Gefref, oas beiite
prloiieu pnroe, iebt Die @larimaI-
@reiie fir 2ebensmittel feit.
Stalieniide g 9orfmo.
d) ere1.
9lom 16. 9lueuit.- .-0os n@ior-
role o'sSytolio~ ioet beute in @eipre.
dung oes 3u erportenoen 2onlpfes
5miihen Ser eneliih.fron5oiiiden
lno Der 0iterreidiihen 4riegsflotte
i'm ooriatiiheu @2eer:
~@s ideint lmmoelih, Dab iih in
oieien @elp1iiern Elm Seeeefedt ab.
ipieIen iollte, obne oie Sbeiluobme
Der g2adfommen Der eroBen oenetio-
niihen 9iepubIif.~
Die 8eihme fiigt bin5u: ~Die Sea.
men Der Sdiffe, melde oler 8obr.
ideinlihfeit nod on Dem &ompfe
tbeilnebmen peroen 6eieen nelde
eibiliationen eiuanoer confrontiren.
Die oitrei9iiden arieesidiffe troeen
oie glomen nSegetboff" uno 0gio-
DettD,~ weIde Die ihIimmite EDrai-
nei Seltreid's iiber Die Stoliener per-
ionifioiren pdbreno bier Ser franz
5oiiiteu 4rieesidiffe gaameu trogen
mie n@oItaire. nQanton," u@liro.
beam unO nDioerot."
Gs ipir6 ongefiinoigt BOB Die gln.
bigotion I'M noroIi6en ooriatiiden
Dleer aefdbrIicb iei neil Die Deter.
reider ooblreihe Dlinen eeleet bdt-
ten Sun Shube eeeen oie W6eli6.
feit cines 9lngriffs ieitens Ger briti-
iten uno fron5oiiideu arieasi@ifie.
3os itnlieniibe ousp1rtige g(Wt
orbeitet cine Sbrift aus, peIbe uei-
ter bepeiien ioaJ pelAe 9lnitreueinis
gen Stalieu semndt bal, ourb linz
tcrbonoIlngen eiuen Gonflift 5ipis
iben oen europdiiden Md6ten 5u
perbiiteu. Qie S6rift miro ouh oen
4erind MAIDEN Stalieu's Salhng
he6iielih @obrung leiner 9leutroIi.
tdt 81 rehtfertigen.
Gie itoIieniide gegierune bot
Dom gejipieIe ser on0eren Wlddte
foIeeno, ieine Eruppen aus Sfutari
gtlbanien, 8uriidge5ogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Bon ieineu Seibidriitiieaerl pug Y,
i6m nadgeiaot, OaB cr all Die Fll'u'
eines 6eerfii6rers glaibe, Die Oalp
beite6e. inner 5uerit au3ugreus1
@enerol Soffre 6ut inn 6rieOeH DR.
iudt 0ie iran5oiiicbe 9lrmee dlll y.
60beres 9lipeou 5u bringen inlo 5pO'
begauu er Oanlit, 0oB er fiir Die *e'.
iionirunq me6rerer @enerdle or9'g
oie Oen forperlic6en Strapa5en Os'
groBen W}on0Der nidt me6r 1elpar
len eri6ienen. Die 3eitingeu Del0p
ten ii1 ipe5iell nit ieiner E6atl9ls~
ais er oitf Die glus6il0na w
fron55iiiden Sruppen 6inluics, 'pV
DIE Oie ibuen inn @}ou0Der alilerlss
ten @ro6eu auae6lid gldujen0 "
itanOen 6atten. ~
Seine @orlie6e fir Sen 9In9Il
miro General Soffre aller |oV'
ideiuli6fcit nod oufge6eu miil''I
ga er Ourb Die Sn0oiion ser Oepa
iden Eruppen in 0ie Eeienlipe y.
8mingen miro. Sier miro er bepV' !.
len miiiien o6 er sic Se5rleltc ~
Saftif e6cnio 6e6crridt mie Die AQ'g
rie Oes friiden fr66Iiden Gr'"'
aehens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

fallen entsegnste Der olts poitor
tdltbliitig.
LIMB bobsn @ie teine Gorge um
0ds, ipos ibm auf bem SdIoHe pnfIies
rem fonn2" fubr WertmeiIter fort.
.Man eraGblt ia Dunoerbinge bon
oem, mas bort oetrllnten nirb. Dem
&roiiqt foil es teiner borin 3ubortun
i'm gon5en SaoltreiIe, uub es foll ibm
Elm gang abionOerli9es 2(miiIement
fein. feline @6iie unter ben Sifd gu
trinien."
mMon fpridt ia Diel, mas niht gong
pab- lit, fagte WolOenbauer. sd
pfleqe bon Dem. pos mir bic 2eute err
SdbIen. ftets Die CUTE SGlfte ob8u5ie=
BEN. llebrioens 1T mein Sobn Elm olz
ter Ronltontiit BON SolIe. Der Ibon
etipas bertrGgt. Qlub lit er tein 4ino
mebr uno peiB, mas er iit un0 feinem
@tonoe fdml6ie 1T. lln6 mas ben
Baron betriFft, 70 bot man ibm biele
2ollbeiten, dber ME etpos Sdiecbtes
na6seIogt. Sm @egenteil, es ipeiB
jeber, ooB er 0as Ser3 ouf hem reffen
SIede bat, penn aub ieir ipiIber Wlut
unb feline unfdnbige 4ebenstroft iid,
bie uno ba n einem tollen Streihe
oustobm. ST 1T ia NOD elm junger
Dlorn, toum neununo3pon3ig. Rod)
Wlol, aber es Tam lebr gutter Wein
bdrdus per6en. 9Ifo IaHen mir Iie in
@ottes 9}omen 5uiammen reiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

9a1c sur Olciie in's 0lnSlaHO Ds ..,
iurgt s. Sloinc, glr. Alb, SIt-Saln.
mOrc-Strv unbe GnltOm SOnIe NDS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Sem &on0iooien Der T6eologic
Woloenbauer ipnr es 3u Wlute ipie eli
nem fobrenoen Sitter. Der in Elm nuns
6erIames, rei3polles Qlbentsuer binein-
reitet. Sd)on i'm Gpmmer iuar er BON
ieiner 92eiIc 8uriidgetebrt unb mor
tur3 barauf aug Ieiner SnFormatOrs
itelle ebrenpoll entldien iporoen, ba
Der iun9e Nlann, ben er be9leitei 6atie,
cines 2ebrerS uno Wlentors ni6f me6r
beourfte.
Seiioem foR er ouf Der pforrei ieis
mes @otsrs unb 6otte penig gu tun,
bena Der riiIlige greis permo9le fem
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
BY Jane Whitaker.

| by Jane WnlLdker.
A few meetings, few caresses, a
girl who is weary of work and whose
mother cannot keep her idle, a man
who has no idea of the responsibility
of supporting a wife and who doesn't
even support himself, wedding that
is very romantic because it makes the
other boys and girls jealous and per-
mits little, oh, such little, time Of
June madness, and then disillusion-
ment.
And the boy and the girl side by
side in the Court of Domestic Rela-
lions they who should never know
the indignity of appearing before a
bar of justice-and sometimes a lit
tie bundle that is a very young baby
held in the arms of very young
wife, and that is the aftermath.
''The trouble is they take marriage
so lightly" Probation Officer Reedy
of the court said to me as we listened
to the unraveling of such stories.
"The economic question enters so
largely, boys do not earn enough sal
airy on which to marry and yet they
assume the responsibility of it and
the girl expects every comfort, and
they simply cannot get along"
He expected me to live with his
mother and help in the restaurant
and he got SIS a week and our board,
and wanted him to get place where
we could live alone" said the 18-year-
old wife of Harry Rosenhaupt. 81
was willing to go back to work in
department store, even though l am
too sick to work, but he said he
couldn't get anything but working
for his mother and l left him and
went back to my mother, but my
mother cannot support me and he's
got to-"
The boy was sullen. He did not
look at the girl he had promised to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
SOME INTERESTING THINGS BREAK IN THE
COURT OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS

eFS. Sne ought to De Wlnng 10 i've
where want to live"
81 have been out of work a long
while, but got job now that pays
me $14 week." said Robert Meyer,
father of a tiny bit of baby. Il
rented fiat at $14 a month and paid
So down on it and then she said it
wasn't near enough to her mothers
and she wouldn't go there"
Your Honor" there were tears in
the girls eyes, 81 cannot depend on
him. He told me if l went back to
my mothers he would pay my board
and he didn't. l did not tell him 1
wouldn't take the fiat, but this job
he has is at night and l would be
alone with the baby and 1 wanted to
be near mother in case the baby was
sick, but told him would take the
fat if he couldn't find one nearer"
you went and told the real estate
man l couldn't afford $14 fat" the
boy flashed.
You cannot on $14 a week and l
do not know how long you will work.
You've been out of work so much.
And you don't keep your promises"
Judge Torrison tried to straighten
out the tangle, but the boy simply
couldn't understand that he owed any
duty to anyone. He talked of some
dishes he bought for the girls moth
er, and, finally, in reply to the judges
query as to how much he was willing
to pay his wife each week, he an
swered:
81 only make $14 and got carfare
and l owe my father some money.
l could give her 81 a week"
Two dollars to keep a girl wife and
a baby and he needed $12 for himself!
And then when the judge tried to
make him ashamed of his smallness,
he blurted out:
I'D rather get divorce anyway.
That's the only way this can be set
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eunnles NAV Lose MANAGER.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Dec. 28<-
Cedar Rapids has a baseball manager
for 1915, News? Well it was short
time ago, and would not be repeated
were IL not for the existence Of a
little Joker that has Just been digcoy-
cred.
Here's the Joker. II f. rumored
taat this same new manager IS about
30 depart, not for points unknown,
but for Hamilton, Ontario. 10 manage
that member n tha Canadian league,
Class & organization.
Beiden Hi, vino signed Hamilton,
IS entirely in the dark about the mat
ter, except for statement appearing
I'm z recent issue OF the Sporting
News, ia which e. was stated that
hamilton Was dickering for berth "A
fhe Canadian league. Hamilton has
dropped no hints, locally. OF his in.
tcntions. In fact, he has not been
heard from for more than week,
hence BeIdens lack Of knowIedee
regarding the Intentions Of the sup
posed Bunny boss.
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CLEANING SIDEWALKS
ONE OF LOST ARTS
Writer in Burlington Hawk-Eye Makes
Some Observations Which will ~
No Doubt Fit Many Places.

A writer In the Burlington Hawk
Eye speaks OF the practice OF shovel
ing snow off sidewalks as a lost arr
There is no doubt but that his otser-
yatlons Reproduced in the following
viii apply to Kcokuk as wen as TO
Burlington:
So far as many people OF the city
are concerned, shoyeling snow has be-
come one OF the lost arts- In conse-
Guence travelling on foot was far from
easy yesterday There fs no reason
why the walks should not be cleaned
and why the respective ordinance
should be more honored in the breach
than the observance
We hear lot about law enforce
ment, these days. And It liz always
some other fellow. who is expected TO
live up to the letter of the law. the
CITY hall folk will not need TO go ont
into the suburbs, nor out upon the
hills to find walks that have NOT re-
ceiyed the slightest attention. There
are plenty Of men about town, VINO
are looking for work. The money wili
eventually come back to the city WHY
leave thu walks la a dangerous condi'
ton when two birdie could be I.iilen
with one stone, by employing the un.
employed and perhaps warding on
damage suits al the same time, ana
making the city one OF the best IN the
land, IN this respect. as In so many
others or course, II the city does mol
enforce such ordinances, by and By q
SIN greater number will grow neen
gent. and conditions win continue to
grow worse.
Put the idle men 10 work and clean
the walks. There are not few cross
ings IN the city that could be improved
bv men with shovels. And not In the
guburbs either
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Mason city After Berth.

In case either Clinton or Gales
burg fail to make good al the annual
meeting regarding the franchise this
league viii probably turn the vacancy
over 10 Mason City II is stated in
that city that four thousand dollars
were raised for seui-professioaad
club last season and the argument Ia
that If they can do that for non
professional club they certainly can
do better fer kerth IN the Contra!
association. Mason City fans have
taken the matter mp actively ane there
appears 10 be quite q spirit there for
professional baseball. A strong cor-
roittee viii be selected 70 attend the
annual meeting OF the Central assoc
citation az Waterloo AM 10 endeavor
to secure franchise for thai city.
Mason City would be good ADDITION
To sfis circuit and would be very wei
come TO the directors.
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Good stsH Of Tmirl.-s.

Egan has accumulated 3 tine assert
ment Of twrlers IN Ross. lIorenzen,
WAGNER. 8Ekus and Zsekert. bit one
Of these viii have TO be Wseded cut
and many local fans would not Be at
ali surprised if Gauge Zip would feel
the ak
Several old 5duskies hare Jobs in
the sndeld. Clarence Jack being the
only GaIesburg man who VIII Try 70
put one OF the oldtimerE out OF COM
rafssson as Egsn names Ha6brooks
HaTrslI. Masters and Runser vita
Jack.
The outfeld VIII be pickea from
Gerald wetzel, Reinhart, sours and
sohr. gohn and Reinhart hare al
ways been farorites here and viii Ger
tainiy make strong bids for Jobs.
Clyde Curtis Is not mentioned as
possibility.
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cork-screu Punch Dangerous.

limited Press LEASED Wire Seryice.I
NEW YORK, Dec. zs.-Chariie
White of Chicago, who Is to battle
with joe ghugrue at Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night, has developed
a cork-screw punch Of the old Kid Nc
Coy variety which ne Is confident viii
put Ehugrue down for the count. In
an exhibition workout, witnessed by
500 fans, White demonstrated the Nc
Coy punch by knocking out Jack Lay
in. q local heavyweight. The blow
travelled hardly more than FIVE inches.
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The Jobleas Man

UNITED Press Leased Wire service7
CHICAGO. Dec. 28.-A municipal
employment bureau to bring the lob
less man and the manless Job face 10
face. Is one OF the recommendations
which will be urged upon the city
council tonight, when the municlpal
markets commission will start itg real
fight for municipal Insurance against
unemployment.
The markets commission will urge
that permits TO sell newspapers on
street corners be granted only 70
manned and crippled persona who
could find no other means Of emnIoy.
ment. Reorganization OF the state
employment agencies and the omn1oy,
ment OF ten prominent business mon
and ten labor men 10 study the nroh
lem will also be urged.