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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Payson, H.. Youth Who Has Three
Times Faced Juries, 10 Allowed
Now to 90 His Own
Free Way.
SEEKS PRIVATE LIFE
Former Resident Of keokuk Who
Went to School With Pfan-
schmidt, Finds Faith in
Him Confirmed.

PRINCETON, ILL.,. Feb. 23.-Today
there walks the streets of Princeton
a man who two and half years ago
was arrested for the murGer OF his
parents, his sister and another inno-
cent girl. The man Is Ray Plan
schmidt, the Payson youth, who yes
terday afternoon was freed when the
remaining indictment against him was
nolle pressed by States Attorney
Wolfe, in the circuit court in Prince
ton,
1t was exactly 1:45 o'clock yester-
day afternoon when States Attorney
Wolfe noIle pressed the indictment,
but Ray was not in the court room,
which was packed to its capacity. The
lad was brought to the court house
in the afternoon about $3.50 o'clock,
and was notified of the action.
1t is taken that Pfanschmidt was
not in the court room because the
court wished to avoid any demonstra-
ton. Sheriff John Coens went to
Princeton with States Attorney Fred
@. Wolfe, to return all Of the states
exhibits to Quincy.
Ray will seek private life, complete
seclusion, that he might rest and re-
cuperate his health. which is some
what impaired, as the result of jails
which have kept him from the sun
shine and shut him on from exercise
and the world. He will rest with rela-
tives not far from here, the exact
place not having been given the
press, and after having closed the
affairs Of his estate, and recovering
his health, he will embark in bust
ness, but the exact location is not
given out It is understood ne has
not fully decided on that point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
KAVANAUGH DIES
OF HEART FAILURE
President Of Southern Association fo'
Years Prominent In Baseball,
Dies at Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Feb. 90
Judge William Kavanaugh, president
of the Southern association and for
years prominently identified with or
ganized baseball, died suddenly here
yesterday. Death was caused by heart
failure. Kavanaugh was well known
in Chicago, where he had represented
the national commission for several
years in the handling of the details In
cidental to the city series between the
White Sox and Cubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Welsh and White Training

UNITED Press leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Besides giving
noon walking lessons in Grant park
to the delight Of scores of their
friends, Charley White and Freddie
Welsh. who fight Thursday night at
Milwaukee, put in a strenuous train
ing today. Welsh goes to Milwaukee
tonight. Charley follows Wednesday.
George Duffy was chosen referee for
the Gecisionless scrap at a conference
between th., managers, it was an
nounced today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMbAG0 RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
q small bottle Of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil

When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't sufferl Get a
Is cen: bottle of old, honest ".St.
Jacobs Or at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
nee. It takes the ache and pain right
tut of your back and ends the misery.
t is magical, yet absolutely harmless
md doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
md lame back misery so promptly!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Fight Fans Fear vilHstas.

A boxing fan who came from Wash.
ington the other day says that Ameri.
can ring bugs are fiocking into the
passports assuring them they will not
spend few days in Mexican prison
when they go to Juarez to see Jack
Johnson and Jess Willard mix.
Although the Villistas are not be.
lieved likely to pinch anything except
the coin the Americans scatter In
Juarez. tho fans are working on the
safe side by getting passports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Grouse Shades Chip.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 23.-Buch
Grouse was given a shade over George
Chip by the sport writer's here to
day, following their six round mill al
Duauesne Garden. Chip pinned his
hopes on ability to land one knock out
punch. He succeeded only in giving
Grouse number OF openings which
Grouse plowed into.
Another match was practically as
Sured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
erifffshs Defeats snuarue.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
AKRON, Ohio, Feb 23-Johnny
Griffiths today holds the newspaper
decision over Joe Shugrue, the Jersey
lightweight, following their twelve
round bout here last night. The
Akron battler rolled up high score
early in the mill. The contest offered
no thrills, both men finishing strong.
At no time was there danger OF a
knock out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Motor Boat Show.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Chicago motor
boat enthusiasts were chesty today
over the announcement that 20 per-
cent more entries have been received
for the motor boat show opening Sat
urday than in the recent Gotham ex-
hibits. The advance guard of eastern
craft arrived yesterday and are to-
day being placed in the Coliseum,
decorated as modern Venice"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Mason CITY siana -Four.

MASON CITY, Ia. Feb. 23 Con
tracts Of four new Clay Diggers were
received yesterday by Secretary Law
of the local club. Two Of these
men are twirlers and the other two
fill the hole to the left of second.
Walter Bartline. one OF the short
stops, comes from Shawano, Wis. Last
year he played on the Tizerton, Wis,
team. which was the semi-pro cham
pion of the state. The other short
stop is V. E. Mesplay, spelled with an
re" and not an 81" wao halls from St.
Louis. He is experienced in kitty"
leagues and independent organiza-
tions, and comes highly recommended.
The pitchers are Leonard Cruise
of Pontiac, H., and James G. Motz of
Modale. Iowa. Both are six footers,
the first being one inch over the mark.
Motz weighs 1S5 pounds and Cruise
gives his weight as $780, Both men
have good records behind them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Leach Siqns Red Contract.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. J
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Tommy Leach,
ex-Cub veteran, has signed one year
contract with the Cincinnati Red
Legs, it was announced today. Leach
was Internationally released some
time ago by President Thomas Of the
Cubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Ads Arm Sound

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Ex-Champion
AID wolgasts brittle right arm is
sound as dollar. The management
of Madison Square Garden where Ad
is to box Leach Cross ten rounds
Friday night, so announced today,
after having physician examine the
member.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
McGraw Sails From Havana,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-John Nc
Graw will sail from Havana either to-
day or tomorrow for New Orleans and
so from there to Marlin, Texas, to
assume charge of his Giants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
schooImate's Faith Confirmed.

A former resident Of Keokuk. who
was a schoolmate Of Pfanschmidt's
declared all OF the time that she could
not believe him guilty as charged
She frequently said that he was not
the kind OF boy to commit such a
crime, and she was arm in her belief
in his innocence. Now that belief has
been confirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
oreoon Postmasters.

Oregon Postmasters.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Post-
master nominees:
Robert Blumenstein, Elgin, Oregon.
E. L. Campbell, Eugene, Oregon.
E. J. Kaiser, Ashland. Oregon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
New York Race Followers Wonder
How Far Police VIII Let
Them Go This
Year.
POOL ROOM DAYS OVER
Police Pass Out Tip That strIctness
Will RuIe-Fight Fans
Seek Pass
ports.
by Hal Sheridan, written for the

by Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 2a.-Just how
far they can go without police inter.
ference is worrying the bookmakers,
who already are laying their plans
carefully for bit OF under-cover bet
ting when the New York racing sea
son starts. on May 90. Last year
there were few raids, and this year,
according to word which has gone out
In the shape OF a tip to the racing
fraternity. strictness will be the rule.
The arrest over in Maryland few
weeks ago of hundred Washington
betting fans, among them a congress-
man Or two, has made the pony-fol-
lowers here bit chary. There has
been bit OF betting on the Q. T.
throughout the winter, but the old
pool room days are far in the discard
lat least the police say SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Billiard champa Meet.

KANSAS GIN, Feb. 23.-Mel-
bourne Inman, British billiard chamD-
ion, and Benjamin Allen, the pocket
billiard champion, begin play tonight
in match to continue for three days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Exhibition Games.

Exhibition games with Dubuque
have been contracted for, according
to yesterdays announcement. The
dubuque team is one of the strong
aggregations of the Three-Eye league
and will furnish good workout for
the maiden effort of the Clay Diggers.
Two games will be played here on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 81
and %, and two will be played at
Dubuque on the following Saturday
and Sunday. April "a and 25.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Steward. Set OPENING Date

The stewards Of the Jockey club,
who met here the other day tentative.
ly picked May 20 as the date for the
start of the racing season hereabouts.
1t is by no means certain that the
Westminster Racing association will
open the sport here, for there is talk
OF reverting to the Aqueduct track,
Jamaica, which had to split it's dates
last year, may be in line again. Mary
land tracks will be open in April. and,
one thing Is assured: that when once
the sport begins there will be racing
every day in the vicinity Of New York
until the exodus for Saratoga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Dillon Meets Howard.

Dillon Meets Howard.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Servlce.]
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Jack Dillon.
the Indianapolis light heavy, meets
Frank Howard, Of Bayonne, N. j., n
the star ten round event at the Broad
way Sporting club tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23

Newark Feds Report March I.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The Newark
Feds will report to Manager George
Stoval at Marshall, Texas, for spring
training about March 1, Pat Powers
announced today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23
Official Council Proceedings
Resolution NO. s7e.

1915
Resolution NO
Be Council Of the City OF Keokuk:
That hereby approved and ordered
Warrant Name what Amount
1910 bulbs. Police so
1911 Abel g S. dry cells 275
1912 shoeing 10
1878 Bland John W. shoeng Fire ! ~
1915 $500
1910 Cameron Co. paving intersections to G street. I'M
Cameron joyce & Co. paving
1918 Garter s. G. : s. Co. IS feet moulding 80
1919 Central, The, pillow Fire l.so]
1921 B. R Co. freight scraper ETC. General LOO
sharpening $40
1926 s75
1926 Health 24o
1877 as Gate city Company printing General ~
1928 Iieasp Il a A. Insurance General 2.5oI
1890 HELLER, g. so
s 1921 Harrison Lumber Co. lumber enforcement
1888 Berner paving brick tester etc General ~ 90
1926 Police 81 q
ss keo Electric CO. Co. nsbt Light
1888 Keokuk Electric Co. light street, Light 1 ss
24o Keokuk Water 2? 500 90
1241 Keokuk Water Works Co. water rent Water 1853 le
Ksnnsy NJ SO
1874 King Plumbing repairs, Police go
intersection Water
s g ean mps0vm a .n. steam roller General - So
247 Laubersheme, Police e5
Il IS
90
1881 Mcfarland Paper Co. toilet General ! 50
Paper paper
1858 Mcfarland Paper Co, toilet paper Fire l. so
MManus Improvement So "a
so
Merriam s. II
1857 Rollins. C. H. & Co, Police 80
Rollins, supplies 4s3
w, service,
80
l26a so
Health so
snon hauling Observation-Disclosures. LOO
hauling so
Is
Smith Hardware hovels
printing oo
240
1875 Wright, NJ, General 100
C,
1879 Wolf L. j. appropriation Fire Pension A.
so
Call
Ayes-Moorhead Collins, Schmidt
W. sANDBERG.
business. Council
8. W. MooRHEAD,
sANDBBRG
me IN Mayor
presiding read
approved,
Resolution No. e77.
Be the Of the City of Keoku
red
warrant No 1888 Park * o.
Ayes-Moorhead
Attest: sANDBERG City Clerk
RsaoL,< No tra .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23

Be It Resolved By the City Council OF the CITY OF heoKuK
That the following bills they hereby approved
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-23

w MUOHHEAD,
Attest: sANDBERG City Clerk.
ton Nc.
the Of Keokuk:
provided
their power for
the pass OF
Further Resolved That the City
the F.
ss>zress 5. s4<=s se=r@~74 s. MooRFEAD Mayor
sAttest.so wv. saNDBERGs City Clerk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
Cine DoppcfgdnaPrin.

Sn petersburg nuroe tiirslih eins
9lbenteuerin ole Setter zines bors
tiaen SoIoniaIrnreaNanol perbofr
tet. sic Febi-roe:fs grehbeit!-
elmer 9robfiiriiiu Gfnlid. pos iie gu
ibren 8etriigereien teniibt. Da 9roBs
fiirTtinnen iebt oft ols barmberSigc
S6neItern pirfen. leese Die 9aunef
rim bic Sradt elmer fol4en an unb be-
CAB f6 in eiHem siutsr nah Der in Der
RGbe BON Petersburg qeleeenen Sto.
tion .9lIeranbrppStaio." Inn BON oori
nit Der 8obn rad Der Garenreiioena
@atI6ino tpeiter su fabren. gtuf BEN
8abnbofe lieb iie Dem Stutionspors
itanb ioesn .ins rbo69eitelIte Dame"
pollte ibn iprshen. Der Stutionss
portland nGberte Fh unter 5abaofen
8iidIineen uno fragte. of er ptellei4t
einen @rtrasug nn6 petersburg be-
itellen IoIe. Dies ipurbe abeelebnt,
bod perlangts bie ~Sums" einen Se:
paratsue nab 9atT6ina. mas feIbits
perItGn6Ii6 Ipgleib srfiiut purpe, On
olle Statipns9efs gia9 telesrupbii9
ole @eiTung. bic pbObe periOnlihteit"
sebiibrenb gu empfan9en. Sn Sat
i9ina nurbe Die gtbenteuererin nit
allen @bren aufgenommen unO in bic
3arensQpartements seIsittt. sic ere
tlGrte, ie eebenfe bus 2a3arett Su ins
ipi5ier.n. ipobin man fe unperSiigli9
fiibrts. gfuf) bort bereitete man Der
S9pinblerin etnen feisrli9en @ms
pfang. Sis ididte iid eben on. Die
9dsarettselber unb Spenben gu ~res
pibieren," als SberIt Morbipitup, Der
5liisslnojutant bes 3aren. sufdllig ers
Tdisn unb ben 8etrug aufoedte. Die
Srduenspsrfon, bic nun alIerlei 4uss
rsben sebraudte, iuurbe perboftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
goae am R6ein.
0On 8nbulf Sersus.

Ite lab i9 bid 10 prangeno
Sn beiner Sh0nbeit 8liite itek'n,
llno bod bat beib Oerlanseno
Mein Sers bid Gag unb Nadt ges
ieb'H.
Sbr SrGume uno ibr 2is0er,
Pun flattert ferne lulo peripaift &.
WGn Rbein. i9 isF bid pieser
uno htib erFt beut', mas 2is6e betbt.
Sd m61t' sic slugeR peitsr,
9id an3ufaau'n nit siuem Wlal =.
2ab, JGbrmdnn, laugfdm gleiten,
Sang longfam nur bein S6iff gu Sol.
8pn golb'nsn Sonnsnneben
llmiponnen, itaun' i'd tnabenglei4 &.
gtn Dunbern uno on Shdben
Wubf i6 bid ME 70 iiberrei4.
0o6 lieet i'm Sbr bas SrDbnen,
Sas Soben Der 9ei9iibe f9per;
Ho9 trdet mein Ser5 bas StObnen
Der punbseibpH'nsn 8riiber Der.
Oa bannt oen Bid oein 9ilbnis
limb reiBt mid ja9 gu bir 5uriid.
Der Wolitatt blut'se Dil0nis
3ablt niht gu bod Su beinem Slid.
Hur Sage fann idb tpeilen.
Sd trint ben 8eher leer i'm Slug.
Wlit Weib uub Sinbern teilen
@in ib Der 6eimot 9ltsm5us
limb gu ben 9riioern bringen
Sns 8latfelo al ben SonnenI6ein,
llnb lpie eia Eompflieb iinsen:
Sd fab Den 9tbeinl Den oeutI4en
R6ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
,,Gr 6ruif cen roep."

Die fait b0llis. 8efebuns bon Bel
oien bur9 Die bsutiden Sruppen unb
beren tpoblpoIlenbss 8erbalten gegens
iiber Der 8ep6lteruns. bas-penn au4
sDgerno. jebt ielbit BON Der ausldnois
i6en 9reFe antrtunnt miro, bot au9
einen llmi9pune in Der 9eiinnung
auminbeit zines Seiles Der 8eDOltsruns
berporaerufen. glls 8etpets 6afiir
bient, baB bos Ssutfde Rationalieb
,0ie Dadt om Rbein" bereits ins
SlGmiIde iiberiebt unb bon ben iuns
gen 9eutsn-ippbl nidt aIIein Der Wtes
looie fpsgen, fonbern auth in ri9tigem
9erItGnonis bes Series, germ gefuns
gen miro. Beoentt man, nit tpel9en
@epaltmitteln bic 5ranSoien Dor 100
Subren bic 8elgier apangen, BET alien
syeitIi9fsitsn bic rWarieiluiie" gu iins
gen, un6 tpie iie es perItdnoen baben,
biefes Sebliso gum RutiOnallisO Der
8elsisr gu maiden, 10 sepinnt bic frei>
pillige 9lufnabme Der rDo9t am
Rbein" In ben 2isbsrTdab Der 8elgier
bOppelt an 8ebeutuns. mir seben
bier cine probe Der lleberiebuns bes
2ieoes, tpie lie uns bur6 freunbli9e
@ermittelung sur @erfiisung seitellt
nirb:
y Gt bruiit cen roep ols BOMBER
i6ol,
Qls atpauroeetletter, golbenpul:
Zen Riin, ten Riin, ten 9uitfhen
Riin!
Die mil bes Itroomes boeber aim,
2ief @aberlano; mag ruItig ain,
@ait Itaat en- troutp be ipn9t aan Riin!
q Door bOnoerbbuiseno trstt bet
inel,
@n nlIer ooeen blits'men bel.
Se 9uitI9e ipns'ling broom en- fterf,
8efdut bet beilis lanbssmsrt.
2ief @aberlnno, mag ruitig aim,
Daft faat en- troutp be ipo9t aan Riin!
81 Sii blitt en- mil ben bemel 5ien,
Daar belbeneesiten benz beipie'u.
gn aipetrt met felIen fdmpersbprIt:
n9ii Riiu. bliift Sutti9 aIs milne
borit!"
9ief 8oberlanb, mag ruitig ain,
Daft ftaat en- troutp be ipaht nan Riin!
gs sibt 2euts, bic ilb.r SberfIG9s
li4teit Hagen, ipenn man ibre 8ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
Sdweittrn tmpfe1ltn
nenes abfiibrmitttl

@eiunbbeit bat elm eenaues 8ers
bdltnis nit Dem 3uiianbe Der @e-
o6rme. 0esbalb ieben iih 2eiite,
Die in ibrer eieenen uno Gnoerer
@eiunobeit irtereiiiert iin6, na9
einem glbfiibrmittel Inn, oas allen
notieen gebiirfniiien entiprift.
@ritens, es iolte milo uno bod
tpirfiom iein.
8tueitens, es ioIlte Ieidt su neb.
men iein.
9rittens, es ioIlte feline Gdmer.
gen MAIDEN ooer 5u itarf abfiibren.
2estens, es iollte feinen i6G6.
Iiden @influB aiif anbere Srsane
oes aorpers boben.
Or. Miles' 2orotine Eablets emit.
Iprehen allen bieien @rforoerniiien.
sic tperben BON 9lGen, Die iie ee.
bruilhen, aIleemein empfobren.
9ie SfpeItern Der driItIi6en
2iebe, 35t Charles Ct, 9uoerne,
3d., Die bieIen Standardization ab.
iparten, idreiben oapon ipie folst:
-gpr sininsr Belt fiueen iptr on. Or. UaiIes'
eoIatps 9abl.fs su esbraudarn mnb limb isbr
trsbI bamit suirebsu. Sbrs gsirtune III borsles
lid. nno mir itnb 6antbnr. bnb mir nit benielben
bet1nnt tuuroen. gptr bntter puten grioIg nit
6snielb.u IN tsosm. 6nle. nno bic SGrehtrn finb
Iebr gut iuirieben bnmit.-
,aiHber, tueldIe fie perfuden,
Bitten ibre 9lntter, fie 5n faufen.s
Bum gerfaHf Tn alien apptbefen
20 Spien fir 25 Gents. SIR @elb Sns
rhderitattst tusnn uiGt 5ufriebenitellenb.
NILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
Wletbell trelt.
9ie samuamer bepabrsn Ssuti9laub
ibre SlnbGngIi6feit.
9ros Der etrsnes oss goresbsns BET
BriteH.

MaIietoa unb Sanu, apei ansss
Iebene famOoniibs SberbduRtlinee,
baben ibre 2dnosIeute gu einem @sbrs
beitrag fir oie Oeutfden uufSerutsn,
cbtpobl uSer neil bic brttii9en ~8es
b6rben" oort nit brutaler Strelga
borseben. 9a ber ppitz uuo Selss
srnpbenbertebr bura DIE GnsIGnber
sefpsrrt 1T, bat bic 3eiifdrift &OIOnis
unb Seimdt nur auf llmpegen bic
folgenben pi9tigen Radri4ten iiber
bic ieBise Gage auf Samoa erbalten
t0nnen. 90 puroe Der Sdpoeer
unieres unbergebli9en afritunifden
pioniers unb Mitbesriinoers 9eutids
Oftafritas BON Wibmann, Der beutfde
Pflanaer 6. 2onsen, @oriibenoer bss
bprtisen pflanserberbonbes, nit einem
Sabr @efdnsnis beitraft. neil er iid
pbne grldubnis Der 8riten na9 Saz
moi beseben bate, um feline oortisen
pflan5unsen 5u beiudsn. DER Res
sierunsslebrer pfil, Der oeuti9er Rez
ferpeoffiaier lit, puroe bel ieiner
glbreife na9 poeosqugO. Dem Safen
auF Observation-Disclosures perbuftei
unb i'm triegsseridtliden @erfubren
Su fiinf Sabren 3u6tbaus Oerurteilt...
srob oGIebsm buben bic iumOanii4en
SGuptIinse iib fir Oeuti9lnnb un6
ben &f bon brei @Dltern gegen
eines als febr -unfutr" ertldrt. Ro@
mebr baben bic Ra9ri4ten, Die Die
9eutI9en iiber unfere Maffenerfolge
srbielten, siinitis setptrft @initpeiz
len bleibt bas unbefeitiste Samoa. um
bas ansebrobte 8omboroement BON
4pia su permeibsn, beutides @ebiet
unter propiforif6er britifder 8erpals
tung. Den bisberigen beuti9en @ouz
berneur 9r. S9ulb, bsm bic Samoaz
ner beim NbI6isb berslihe Oputionen
6arbra6ten, boben DIE 8riten ipegges
fiibrt, ebenfo ben Snsenieur Grid
BON Der JuntenItation. neil er iid ees
tpeisert bate. bic In llnoronuns ges
bra6te Suntenitation in Stuub gu fets
ssn. Die iibrieen glngeiteIIten fu6t.
man balb bur9 DIE 0robuns nit Grs
i1isben, balb burh 8eftedung au pera
onlaFen, Die ipessebrudten Seile Der
Suntenitation berausauseben ober be-
rem 9eritsd Su perraten. Iber lie
blieben itanobaft Der beutfde
@puberneur Or. SdulB, R.s. .sRat Z.
uno s5rou uno onbere 0eutf9e befins
ben fid nad briefliaen Ra9ri4ten
ouf Der Snfel MotuiF bel audlanb
(Reuiselunb), mo- iis untsr militdris
f9sr 8spudung in etnissn SolsRdu'
fern untersebrodt Iinb .. Die Sqls
tuns Der Samoansr ift trOs Der britis
T6en 8efabuns bon 1400 neuieeldns
biIdsn .9Olunteers," oeren 8erbalten
Ibpn pielfa4 4nIab gu &lue.n gegss
ben bat. cine aussesei9nete geblisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07

gs sibt 2euts, bic iib.r SbsrflGds
li9teit Hagen, ipenn man ibre Wers
bobrtbeitsn nidt teilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-07
Dr. Aleris Carre(.
Gr 1T init Giier i'm frans6iiidjeu
Spipitaloienft tiitia.

Or. 9llsris Garrel, Der berporra.
senbe GOrider, Der nit Or. GIerner.
Or. Npsu9i unb einisen anberen bers
porrassnben autoritGten gum Stab
bes Rodsfe0srI9en Snitituts fir me
otSiniibe 5orf6unsen eebort, befinbei
fi1 Sur 3eit in europa, mo er feline
DienIte Der fran3Oiiiden gerpunoe