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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09
Mn5riGc.
@areau Der @cb1roe Der @art6ummiNdre
@aiiimurc, Nlo. ,s

Mu6rigc.
@Rreou Der @eb1r0e Der @aris0OmmlNdre.
@nliimurc, M(o. .,.
@cricacltc glugcDute nit Der gMllWrlIl
QrupuialS fur curitrmciing Stnrm genirr
Srains electrical 0unouitS, Combination Snrb
nuo Ojuticr nm liitmiuuuc Concrete gSniio
IN Gltituu Bart" fir fne Barl Department,
QnItiinorc .Alrnlano. Oorciiiri on ben gSodto
nI 9liuar0S care OF Toe Sim Heqiner" Nni9s
hauS Baltimore. WdrOldii0 luctocn DIS
W,ithuon, ocn 70. glpril 1914, II llbr &ormii
taQs I'M 1iirenu 0cs Siloi.Hc0illfaots. AZ
llcbereiniimmHg nit oen Hidnel mn ,Spe6r
iiiatioucn eniQe9cu Qcnommcn, oie ny Nutean
Scr @nrl Gcb0rbc. @rnio-pill Bari. @alllmote'
O,drbnn0, aegcn EcponluiHQ oon SoVQ 81 et'
lan0cn iino. melde hei Niidc0bc oeuclben ~
nerbnlb 5c0n QO) 4aaen ra0 etoUhhh9 oe'
9lugeboic 5nrlldbcjdDll peroen ,s.t.... .,.s.,
Seocm 9lngeboie nntB Gin certil5lfier eQea
ncs NicicrS i'm Vcirogc BON einiallleno l9lf.
600 OO) Collars auf cine .0lcdring Nonlc
@nui" 0e8oQcn Sn6bar nn Die Grorc oee Wtd
norS mo Sia6roi1s bon Baltimore, beNeli9l
Sic GonirafisGeb5roc bcbdi ih oas &ccbi
bor cin o0cr ullc Ylnqcboie iu nernerlen
Scr criolOrcihe Nieicr muB ~ Der npliWel
Sorm 0iir0i0aii 5nr 0obc oer Sonlraiilhmule
liir bic Qeircnc GriilnQ leines uchcrelnlonl'
mems iiclleu bic pom Stool Eroluraior gu be-
% Sm Suffrage DER ge65roc Der 9orI.Gommii
'''N (oc5) ssm g. @lannna,
Superintendent
@eiidiiai
innG. @rdioeni oer GontrnIi Nebosoc.
(glprilb~-14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09

NidJt gau5 bic Salite Der ais &alCrinncu re9iIrir
ten 6rocn in Sainois itimnteu luo bon Oieeu iolen
Drciuertel iir 9ocol Option geitimt 5obcn. Sdttcu
olc Sroeu gepd6lt, oc gum SSablcn bered)tigt moren
oom wdrcu bieaei6t oultatt 1000 oie ldnntliden
5000 ooinirt6dotcn ouBcrbol6 Gbicogo 5uaemodt
oorocn 0icc g8ob in Sanois III cine 2e2re iilr @'a
mlauO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09
An0itOriMm.
gSSeIts sGnSs9Sarf.

Giuem ecihdbieu Bu6llnm 8ur Ga6ri3t
ooB Der ngecit @arl" an ipeli6en &er'
minus Der Baltimore GiraBenHinie SereiMen
mo aoercn OrQaniiutOncn 80 oen 1iuliiQlten
Nc0iugnnQen Sar SQlignHa cOt Aer Fdrt
III pe0cuf 10 ucrNrobcri mo egnei lib nt0r
nS ie, fir &olIoeiie. Sir 9in5eln0elen penoe
Gjniinu 0raubncr,
tHcbi23N'ig) @aeuibiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09

Die cuuaSiidJc Gcsicrnus bat i'd nit Dem San Der
,9lotionol Granscontinental &ohpoD" cine idonc
Suppe eineebrodt Die Gjeomutfoiteu ser 1875 @lci.
len IonQen 5trcdc puroen uripriin0IiA mt einuuO
Rinf3d gRQohenc Dollars berednet uno nad 0ieer
geredlmauq wiiroc ser 9lnt6ciI scr 9egieung d oui
uidt eon3 nclm 0daioneu Collars bcIoiien boben
9uf Dem idwerigitcn GDel Scr Strede ioltcu oc $50
item pro 0}eiIe i9 oui b6hitens $2S,000 beorien
9lcucrc 9erednngen a6cr Die inn 9luitrage oeS %or-
lomcnts ongeite0t uur0cn ba6c ergcbcn Dob ole Soll
folten iid a 23l Nddonen 0ollors, olio mebr ais
Oos &ieriodjc oes @oronidloges, bclotcn m0 bic $40.
tcn fir eoe @}elle iid oui Si3l000 teIcn weroep
Gcmeutpredeno miro Ger 9lntbeil Der 9tcgierm9 al
Sen @outoiten iteioen Sir Die 9egierng lit oas nm
10 unongcnebmcr. ais ie aud bel aioeren llnterueb
mimocn oeier 9lrt GIimme @rfobumgen gcmqdt bat
no Die Scr 9toatcu boben oac g'eronlong ld] oiele
@rfa6umqcn sur &arnlne ocnen 6u lolei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09

0lotteu.Gefrctar GquelS Fat geiiac 0etranfe ans
ser Ofii5icrs 0eiic ouf Sen aricgSihiicn olli An.
rotbcn ocs General gr5tcs9Ner 5ottc pcrbont. Serr
Daniels fonnte nodl eneFoDer me9rere Sd)rtc meter
acbcu Gr fonute mtf Gnpiebhng promincnter Aer6tc
Oos 9oldbcn uno Eobofsfaueu oi Oen Sregsi1iien
ais misunderstanding perbietcn Gr tonnte ouf Yin
rotbcn bon @cgetorionern Den 6IeiitgenuB mteroeen
oenn 6leii6 ion ia SIR goerperfolfung beiro9cu Slt
Gmpfcbhng Der Guoeuiiteu i0nnte er Damn audl oe
lcrucacu @cpobnbeten Der Sifi5icrc uno YlonndoIt
ser 8otte controliren g8el6 en peiteS 6elo r 2is.
6mg ieiner 9ieiormgeIiiitc cbt Serrn Soiepbus Da'
nels oo oiieul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09

9ln5ciqc
8nrcau Der @eBdroc Der @nri.Gommiiiare.
Baltimore, Mib,
0cricneitc MugcbUte nit oer NuiOrill
,.9ropsialS lur ronfruclinn Concrete giiiumcn
gpals In 9aiterion nno Mnman &nrte nno
g}lltun Sanarc, Nnltimore Winriano," =" lir oas
Qarf Scparicmcrt aorciiirt on ocl pNnato pl
QluaroS care OF toe Sin ReQier. Nninhoun,
Baltimore MiarnlOno, lucrocH hie WuitwuG,
ben Is. glpril 1914, 4 llbr Gormlitnas. inI
@iircau oca S.noiAcaiiraiors in lepercln
thinning nit oeu Sldnen uno Spc5luai9nell
cniocQcn QcuommcH Die i'm &iircdu ocr fdtli
0c61roc. Dulibt0ilis&arf Baltimore. yiarQs
lano. ecqcn Geponirlng bon $500 in erlnn
Qcn ilno fuclbe bei 9hid9abe oerldben inner.
halb }cbu (l0) LuQcn nn0 ocr SronnunA oet
guQehoie 3uriidhcBuD,i lucroen
Se0eW 9lnccbnic mub cin ccrilii3riet 0Ded
bcs 9icicrs i'm Geira9c bon lnnlbunoctl
(S5O0O0) Dollars nnl cine p9lcnrlng Nonle
&anl" Qc5oQcu 5ahluar an oie Grore oes N!a,
norS mo SiaoiraiDs unn baltimore pelAellAi
iein. 49,.
Nic Gonirali 8c61roc bebd!t itb ons )e0t
ror Gin pocr ate gln0eboic 80 perucren,
Ser criolarei6c Neicr mus IN Der nhll0ea
Sorm Muroibnii bur SObc Der Sonr0lt umnc
fir oic Qcireuc GrlinunQ cines ucberclnlonli
mcns ellcn Die pom GiaotBrolnralor SIT bes
H Sm shiirasc Der eeb5roe scr 9ortGommil'
fare
Nicncrnls Supcriniclocnt.
Qlrfiglf,f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09
gnrran Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WNfcau Der nourMpfhWs.OpMhlllutt'
Nalttmorc. T. Nprtl 1914.
Eic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0oulmtnure w oer
Gtahi Baltimore ilncAeu bicrnit helnunt one,
ndt60cm iie ibrc Idbelg nber Ole @nii0doianli
Qcn lnloiien uno 9ScrlDerboDunacn nc5h0.l@
0cr0unocmutnun nno WrJiinAGg osr 2enauols.
Mucuur I'm cincr greiie BON nicr5ig 0nb poA
Citiciic Der GreenmouniNOeMe his sur 9into
Wciteiie Der Ren NncO NpciWe iicblt oeii putuMl
0e}iiQlihen cnoQnligcn mn corriQirlel eiila
rcnocu &dnen re0ioitl haben. aenhB oeil Set
iMrlicn hca Charters Der Si1oi SdlllWpte uno u
Der am iG. Nuii 1913 ultctSei0nelel 2ttotp-
runn glr $40 nCa WlnOors nllo Slaolral9ss 49,,
ne bicrnii Goii5 acbcn Dab pclaeic Aaugue
uI,0 Nurie aui oclc gScle rpuenou mo uv
0.aubici ipor0cn ill., uno 0nl Der 9ioVot uno
Si00trai6 BON baltimore ootr iraeno melme
gerion ooer @crQnen. Corporation ooW e1s e1ps
rpruoncu. bic nit ocin 3nlpfnd pel ginl.gn
oQunnen oher nuierleaicn &crlperQoVliiiiNeSM,s' V "
ule 0lct Qenaunt un5nrieoen llo, s nnss sVv.n W..
nreinA GOD E00cn. bonn 6mclttu SnN' th
glprll i0tl, Dem Eaium Der etleN pon nlls
croiicucu &cr1iicniIi6nna oicicr 9ieiil eqqgeoeg
onrn ihritline RciilioH. an 9ae NuinNiptS W. ~
SlO0tocriOl Qppcurcu uOgciL luoeW lle QUO
Werhi mn cine Wchlon oericben nuAeDen.
(euocuc IS. Grammar,
Sobu s. Ganioro,
Marin " Ncmlcn,
6onuiiiire.
eugene 8. 9loecers,
(glpr2 .a.f628) Slerl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-09

Die friiGercu 9deriffe Der staOt Baltimore gegen
ueldc cit fini ooer icds So1ren cine aloae N Der
Sdme6c Sing fir &id8a9llng bon pclcn Eoulenoen
Dollars @ebi6ren on oen Stoat melde lie nrcd)inla'
Bigcr 9Scic mo6rcuo ibrer Nmtstcrmne 8rild bebal.
Ten butte f0unm eet creidtert ouiobmcn- Der Soil.
Ocrncrr Bat Sic bon Scr Scgisohlr augcnonmcuc gil
unier5cdnet meI6c tic bon Ger 9fiid5obng entbinoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Lamb I'M 0eu enooultiecn gluSeaug
su bougen. Enidenoe SpIooteH bu'
he i@ eeiproben. Seoer eiHSelue
ror pon Dem felicnieitcn @ilIeu er'
fiiat. IcutibInnb 0en Sicg 81 Der.
biirecn. gliht oesbaIb auein, neil
rer NRonn BON ioIoatiihen Stauo.
plmtt aus imr al 0eu SicS gIuubcn
modtc. glcinl @eil icoer iidb be.
wuBt lit, mas All Dem Spiel itebt
lno ieiu @atcrlonO uidlt etipa eiuen
SeIo5ug, iou0eun ieiu GaieiH uerlie
rem miirOe. lln0 10 iab id iie fin
QcuO in Die ShIadt aiebeH, 10 trai
i@ iic in 0eu 6elo- uu0 ariessIa5o
rctben iibcrgIiIdIidL Hiht ooriIber,
noB iie ibrer SeiIung, ionOeru, OaB
iie 1oIo pieoer 0em Seinoc cntacgcn-
aiugcul Gin ans iolhen SelteH gu
iaHmeneeihIoiienes WdIlioncubeer
miibtc auh Damn iiegcn, wenn ieiue
Organization nidt 10 pollfommen
mare. uic Oic oeutIde lit. Sd babe
GinbIid III oieic Srganiiationen ibun
AiirfciL uuo mic Der @lutb unO oic
3ureriiht oes cin5cInen glonncs, 70
lot iie mid nit aIcider 9epunoc.
rrne criiint.
Gic gernanii1c Sodlc fonnte lid
feincn beiicreu @oIlbrineer min.
ibeL ala ibr Ocs SdidioI in Der
&erion oicies auiicrS gepGbrt bat
Gs it, ais iei CT iiir Oieic 3eit sebo
rem lporOcr. 0enn iuie or fir Den
Sricocn icin 2cbtcs eingeictt, 10 Jest
iiir oas Grrineen ocs Sieaes. @r
iiibIt, Sab er oie @erontnortung fir
cie @citolatna ocS Seutidcn @eidi-
deS trdgt. uno oonad 1T 6elite ol(
iein @mpfin6en 1cnfen mo Nons
Oeln 9eridtet.
Sebr auaenabm baben mid bic
Gmpfiu0lrueen beriibrt, 0enen id
ilberaII fir Die 6rau5oicn beeceuc
te. Diou ohtet iic oIs @cni9cn irO
@eener. g2on cbrt ibrc @ingabe unO
brc 9aterlonOsIiete unO ihdbt ibre
fcIoatiiteu Elaeuocn. glber eng.
Lamb mr SAB imO 9ldiel6udeu
iber ieine be5oblten S0lonerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

foblen IN Gber IND ySicoericbleiien
iH a0Higreib SadieH i'm gerDuIti.
gen Nlibrrepier. au Der Saar llnO bel
glahet luo Heueroings mid in ocul
crobcrtm gcgicu (po Die @crgpcr
tc iute oeutihe @erboltuna geiteIlt
iino) @raunfobIe III Der Horoociit,
iheu Ticiebeuc bon Sdleiieu mo
Q'rouoenbura bis lmo iiber oen
9lbe;n. 9eir tonncn 5w goib nod
Eeiterreib. .llueorn lmo Die Sdpci5
nit periorgeu. Ger Stoot trGgt
Sird ollerlei Daitcl Sorge, oaB oic
ilIige lm0 ihHelle &crtbeihiug Der
aobIeu iibcr oos 9ieid Dor i'd gebcu
fam
Die &criorsiulg imieres &oItes
mG1rcuo Ger GriegSSeit criheint mtf
cjrmo Der o6eu oargciielltcn G9ot
IaGcn mo WioBnabmcn iihereciteat.
@cnn abcr sic Grn1brune uniercs
GoIfcs aifongeu ioIIte, ireeno iuclhc
5dmicriafciteu 5u bcreitcu, 10 mir
cen mir oic Sorsc iiir Die Grnob.
.uua scr 100000 ariegSseionacncn
rcniacr ais cinc 0cutihc glngcleacn.
tcit betrodten ionoern als cine gIuf.
oobc ocrjcniqen StontclL oerenErnp.
pcu bci inns 9eIaueen iitcn Eic
lcibeiliqtea Staaten piiroen 0oun
eopon IN &enntniB acictt oob iic
rcd WioBqobc ocr aopi5obl ihrcr
tricQsQcfanqeucn Soloaten Onrdl
Icrnitilua Der 9lcutroIcn sic er.
iorOerIihc 9Rcnoe pon 9labnmes
mitteln al licfern bditcn oic Damn
ipdter bei'm SricOensIcbmB mf oic
Gutim1oiquna onouredlnen mare.
0dmen oic betbeilisteu Siootcn jc.
ner 9luiforoeuna nidt nod, ooni
ioiiroen mir nit nollem Aedtc Die
@erontmorhne fir cine ousrcider.
Sc ernd6rine ser arie9seeionsenen
obIcbncn oiiricn; oenn cine etpoigc
@eDorglglns Ger aricosgeionaencli
por iniercn eigencn @oltsgenoiicii
pdrenaMcntlih gcgenibcr ocll
l.nipiiroigeu 6eiuoen nit ocueH mir
e 81 tbuu boben Elm ihueres
llnre6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Cine oltc aricgsireisbeit iogt
Sob oie meiiten SdIad)teu our9@Sor
ldircn aemonneu wcrocn. Gem
5ticiel oes SoIooten fonimt oIIo cis
ne eroBe 9eoeutnng fir sic Gel
ianasidbigfeit ser 1rippen 3li, ino
nidt nut llnredt iudlt man bic
aricasbcscititait ciueS @cguers on,
olrA IN 3pciicI 5i 3ie1cn. oaB man
iiber icinc monsclDofte g(uSriiihng
nit S6ubcn ip0ttelt. Nci Scr scr.
Yelling uaicrer eclbeu GpIoatcnitie
III puroc Der Grnnoiob 6cfclat, ooB
ooS Bette pom @utcu gerooc gut ac
rua iei User @cleeeubcit 6ntie
roH Der @inIIeiSune nit unieren 30.
ierlanospertbeioiaern Bn ipreden.
eocr cinei SoIootcn 5ii iraacn Der
Gus Dem 6eIoc suriidfom fam Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Gpcn 9eoin iibsr ben Siss Der Ocnt'
idjcn Safle.


i6cn SADIE.
spcu Seoin scr bcriibute ihlpe'
eide 8oriher lit BON Der 6ront ml'
icrer i'm gcItcu fdp,pfenoeu @eere
am SonnoGcno in Berlin cingetroI.
fcu. llcber Die GiriinOe, oic ibn 5ur
6rout gefiibrt. mo iiber ieine ein'
bride bat er iih 5i cinen @litorbel'
ter ocs lag wie foIat oHs9elpro'
den.
Gos SMidiol bat MIDI 81 cinenl
3eitaenoiieu Oieies iulgebcuren melt
qeid3idsli6cl Gcicbebens gentaht. 60
noIlle idl bic e5init oes Sdidials
oudl rubcn imo oic greianiiie mitcr.
lcben. q1eitcm @unide fam oaS
glusmdrtiac glalt in Berlin bcreit'
iCilIisit cnigeaen uno crIpirftc mir
rem @roBcn Souptauorticr bic Or
iauGuiB, mid SIT i6m bcecbcn 81 Dir
fen. Gs lit olio bic DicliaH perbrei'
ictc glnihulmng foIid, Dab id ciner
Giuloolms acfolgt ici. SD babe MIDI
piclmebr nm sic @cuc1uIigung be.
nliibt. 3wei @lonnte babe id in
nlittcn ibrcr Sccrc gcipcilt, lmo ib
icbre Jest iii naine Seimatb nit oer
unerlhiitterlifen 3noeriidlt 5uriid,
0oB GcutihIano aus oiciem Sample
olS Sicqcr beruoraeben pcroe yliht
cnen gluocubIid brou6t S9r &atcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Nlnrn g. llnner.

6s narb am d. DECEMBER 1914, uad llr5em
Nranlien Wlarg Is. @shaer, eeliebte Satin
BON Geo WaQer im gllter bon 81 Sabren.
Ner.uanote un0 .srcunoe nno boiIinit einpcla'
6cn Set 9ecr0iouua bejuirohneii. bon ibrer
Q9pbninq N2cplt. nnb 6ebnr-QlUennec, Epcr.
lea, nahe Ge air Nono ON Wluninq T. 0eiem'
Der 1914. Yinrqcns ur 9 nor. Gine ieicrNne
NeQlcmtuohmciie uirh I'M 10 llbr Nloracne
In Der e. glnibounsStir@c iilr i1r Scelenhcil
QciclcH. 0eietrua cu oem ~ol. 0rloler'
Srebboic"
tgicu.9orl, GbiaocIpbid NIB 'RiiiSburGb'
8cimnqcu poncn Gciinsit copiren-)
INcln-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
GnrnLine (snae[.

Ge fiarb am A. 2Ncmber ioi4 GasDlne
Gunsl, oelcbic Satin oes ncriorbenen Con.
tao enNel I'M gllfcg pnH eS S0brcn o NO
naien u6 ie Saaeu Sic qecg6lqnne ron Der
gecbuuHQ ibrcr Iobier glr 205, @ 0ormonlon
Sirahe, iluoe fdil aH Nluntna, ganmiiapo
uhr. eeiictung Qul Der nYsclicgn Gcmeletn.
3iiic. teinc Nlnmea.
(Glc0clano. g., 3cianaer Iloacn qeldNielt
copircn) l6c35-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
Qentidles gOIf!
Gin 6luabIott III ieOes Sols.

Gin Slugblatt III leoeS SaltS.
8on @alter BON N10lo.
Sori lmo I6wcr 1T oie 9cit pie
nod ME. 9ampi 6u @oiicr, 5ll
9uuo, in Ser quit in aopi mO in
Scro. sir iinO bolb eemoroen, mir
iiuo ii6eraan5. ggir bangen ino ju.
fclu glotb5eit pcrlougt Souoelul
ggir 6auoe,n omedpoIl oie SeeIe
fibrt lms. oos 5ibIen GS iaat'
Starter, idmerer mniB glot95eit ieiu
io1 g9aifeniics Sceleuiieg werocn
geir iic6en i'm glnfonsl Der ariea
oicnt unierm geituno, Yeitano beiBt
9Iuiitieal
Geutide W1enidseit iei iiorf. Ser5
rno Sauft reocu au @ott uaS bum
6eino 9Rau iiberiiel lus. Dlon
laill ms ans 9eber Nlon BoBt uns.
SIR lino 5u iIeiBig SIT cbrli@, 81
uet Su beideiocn eelpcieu Wlan
teidimpit ms Oanm. @etroit.
Sur 5Mm0hc 1T tolI Gle bat Sol
Sotenmo1cu; mir bobeu oie Rein
Bcit Ser Seelen. Cir MOLTEN; iie
iCdten NIT Iblchtem @cmiNcn. &ir
mnBicnl GiierncS @tlB bdmmert
1icgl Qua. Trug mo gtobbeit iinO
los. fouiturcr Seuo. gRir betcnuen
sir iin0 5u Innsmiit6ig, 81 pabr
Goft acmeien. lluier lit Sdulo im
coutcu uno SdIcdtcn. Su 1eitidl.
lon0 mars 70: Iic cinct idpdrm
tcn Sic ouocrer peroicntcn 3uiom.
mcuihlnB fcblte. Siitoriid idlicnci
(Sott @oterIauO, aoiicr; Die Sino.
belt ocS &oltes Iog weit. NciIig
icqnctc glotb. @ir crtaunten Der
Stant lit niht @enmniB. Der Staat
iino mir. 8reibeit lit ieIbitecpollie
@flid)ierfiinuna mir braudten oen
RdiIcr. SSn 2iebe unteror0nelL
heibt itorf fem; iuir fonOen 81 @ott
glan bat ms itnnduol pcrfauut.
Goit iil @dltb @oiinuna uno Sbot
Gos 9cben lit eiuiod]. @ir iiuocn
1ies ihmcr. Ger Gcatihc 1T lang
lont teOadiig; or mlalt, mas er
licbt; oaiiberoll lndct er mebr, ols
CT fni0et. CT mortcrt iic5. itieblt an
Borc &roft; cr cnt5meit iid) i'm Stol5.
Icbler eciAabcn @ir 5eioten ben
Sciroeu al ipenig oas Bette IN uns;
iie iaben oeu Shatten, ser ibucu be
Qucnt mar, @cinnmtbcit2 @ir iiuo
5u Derihloiicn eepeien. llnierc Gee
Ii lit Schuludt imo SinmeIsIid3t
ipir untcriAdstcu Die Sdpcrc, sen
booigcn Sat. Wlon ifoIt ins Tbo
rcu mir pnrcn fir Soloner 5u
luabr Sober iteDt unirer iaitenoen
Seelc oer @lenid ais ieoc 9lotionl
Gas rcrfubrie. iremoes iibcr ei9eneS
at mcrtbcn. Sie peritanoGi oicS
fdlih. 9'iclioItiB uuo 5oaboit iiuo
mir plump aus 3nrtDeit boAioD
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(sliiabefd .ESp((e.

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airdIidje gIn8eioen.
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Observation-Disclosures CNe55 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10
Admirers Are Glad.

Cedar Rapids Republican: 1t is a
matter of interest that Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink came out of the divorce
court with a clean record, after
threats had been made by her unwor-
thy husband Of revelations" The ef-
forts to reveal" were so silly that
they made all auditors laugh al them.
1t would have been a shock to the pub
lie If anything else could have hap
pened, for the singer has been regard
ed as model woman, in her home as
well as in her art. Her pride and
boast has been her children. The on
ly mistake the diva ever made was to
take on the young man who brought
her all the troubles through which
she has passed. He is a good rid
dance for her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10
To Ouzrcon7s Sunbuyn,
Tan, F,rck es, " rink!es

If your skin is unduly Redeemed,
freckled or tanned, dab liberal
amount of mercolized wax on the
face and allow it to remain over
night. When you wash off the wax
in the morning, fine f1aky, almost in
visible particles of cuticle come with
it. Repeating this daily, the entire
outer skin is absorbed, but so gradu-
ally there's not the slightest hurt or
Inconvenience. Even the stubbornest
freckles are affected. The underlying
skin which forms the new complexion
is so fresh AMI youthfullooking. you'll
marvel at the Transformation. It's
the only thing known to actually dis
card an aged, faded, muddy or blotchy
complexion. One ounce OF merco'ized
wax, prccurable at any drug store, is
sufficient in most cases.
II sun and winds make you squint
and frown, you're bound to cultivate
wrinkles and crows feet. To over
come these quickly, battle the face in
a solution made by dissoiving an
ounce of powdered saxolite In a half
pint witch hazel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10

used may be exchanged for fresh anti
toxin. You can see the great saving
this is to the people Of the state, and
we are DESTROYS that the people Of
your community may know these facts
In order that they may receive bene-
fits thereby. During q period or
twenty months, over which a calcula-
ton was made. $4.9s2s5 worth Of anti
toxin was purchased by the citizens Of
Iowa at the special prices referred to-.
This same amount OF anti-toxin II
bought at the rates usually charged
would have cost our people S16,442.S5.
The saving therefore during the twen-
ty months referred to amounted to
$11,610. or nearly $1,000 per year.
II am enclosing herewith circular
for physicians, which gives full infor-
nation relative to physicians having
on hand a few packages OF the Iowa
state board Of health diphtheria anti
toxin. l also enclose list Of the sta
lions arranged by counties, where the
anti-toxin may be obtained"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10
The Much Coveted Prizes Won at the
Quincy Tr-city Track Meet
Have Now Ar
rived.
FOR THE EAGER BOYS
The Names Of Those Who Won These
Prizes and Who Will
Receive tho
Ribbons.


The boys who took part in the tri.
city track meet held at Quincy, June
IL, have been eagerly watching for
the arrival Of the ribbons won by
them In that spirited contest. These
ribbons are handsome souvenir prizes
and will be carefully LAID away and
proudly exhibited as evidence Of their
youthful prowess in the athletic field.
The following Keokuk boys won
coveted prizes and the ribbons. which
have not already been called for and
delivered are awaiting call from
those entitled to them at the once
of the Y. M. G. A.:
Ribbon Winners.
Max Evans won four ribbons, second
in relay, first in nfty-yard dash, flrst
in shot put.
Junior Weess, second In relay, third
in pole vault.
Woodson Huiskamp, first in running
high jump, first in standing broad
jump, second in running broad jump.
Melvin Ullrich, third in running high
Jump.
Paul Dysart, first in running high
jump, first in standing broad jump,
second in running broad Jump.
Thomas Pond, second in relay, frst
in fifty-yard dash, first in quarter
mile run.
Bud" Stadler, first IN shot put.
Harry Helwig, second In relay, third
In shot put
Edward Smiley won two seconds
and third in the several contests.
AS an explanation Of two places In
the same apparent event Is accounted
for as being due to the fact that there
was class A and class B, the boys
being divided, boys over 95 weight
being placed In one class and boys
under that weight assigned to anoth-
er class. This accounts for the APP
parent inconsistency in the report Of
two places in the same event.
Keokuk boys showed excellent skill
and training in this interesting event
an0 next year will be at the track
meet ready and able to receive add
tional honors. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10

gon, led the question box which
mittees and debate followed. NJ. J
Upham of Duluth, reported on Inter
national Realty Associates" Seized
uled addresses included:
"Sub-division Development" by VIII
liam Harmon Of New York; THE Real
Estate Salesman" by B. F. Koebbee,
president of the st. Louis exchange;
THE Real Estate Salesman from the
Other Fellows Viewpoint" by David
Jameson of New Castle, Pa. Sight
seeing automobile tours for the WON
en- of the party and moonlight excur-
sfons up the Monongahela river to Nc
Keesport were entertainment features
today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-10
High Cost Of Living.

CHICAGO, July 10.-There Is no
restaurant or summer garden trust in
Chicago. Competition is so everlast-
ingly keen that managers and press
agents are cutting deep burrows in
their brows devising new schemes to
catch the dollars OF the gilded youth,
the silver-ha1red gent or he of the
bald pate.
One downtown inn, realizing that
its location near the city hall was no
place for the cooling breezes to blow,
winter trade throughout the hot
months. 1t installed an Ice skating
rink right in the middle of the res
taurant floor, opened with an ice
hockey game between alleged prcfes-
sional hockey players, and invited
members Of the tango colony to quit
wriggling for the summer and go on
a genuine skate The restaurant man.
ufactures its own ice, the output for
the skating rink about equaling that
consumed in cooling drinks by the
non-skaters.
Not to be left out in the cold by
the ice skating rink stunt, a north
side summer garden, popular rendez-
vous for fashionable folks, advertised
free instruction every afternoon and
evening in the tango and make, by
two tango sharks, just returned from
the Cleveland dancing masters con.
vention where they brushed up on all
the new tricks.