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The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Indiana Society 10 Meet.

The Indiana Society Of Washington
will hold Its first meeting OF the season
at the New Ebbitt. Tuesday. October
30, at 3 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Poeahontas Association to Meet.

The Pocahontas Memorial Associa-
tton. the object OF which Is to raise
funds for the erection Of a monu-
queen. will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 4!s0 o'clock, in the Bellevue Ho-
tel. Miss Lillian Reed. secretary Of
the orGanization, will make q report
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Florists May Bowl.

The Florists Club OF Washing ton
met last night at 1914 F street north
west. Arrangements were made for
the entry OF florists team In one
of the bowling leagues.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Cathedral Heights Men to Gather.

The Cathedral Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION will hold Its next meeting
Thursday, October 8. II. St. Adams
parish hall. at o'clock. Secretary y.
w. Enrs'er has o, nsG"cad.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Craucb-Tyler Members to Meet.

Members OF the Cranch-Tyier Home
and School Association win meet In
the Crunch School tomorrow at p. m.
to hear H. +. Lowe. principal of Len
OF School. speak on industrial work
in the New York schools.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST
N AND. ABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing
ton and Washlngtonlans
Tersely Told. /,

>. Thilman Hendrick. the broker, ana
Hndley Sinclair. Of the Potomac Eiec-
trfc Power Company, were playing In
n foursome at the Columbia Country
The Washington times., 1916-10-04

The Sunday Evening Times has
an the acknowledged advantages Of
evening Newspaper circulation with
none OF the Disadvantages OF Sunday
morning newspapers Of NAM ssctionl
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
RESIGNATION Accented.

The resignation of First Lieut. Harry
w. Klotz, of the Third Infantry, Dis
trict national guard. which was sub
mitted to the War Department several
days ago, has been accepted by Presi-
dent Wilson. The resignation was
dated to take effect September 80.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
LOCAL MENTION.

MY prices are the lowest when quail
ity OF work IL considered, Of any in
the city. DR.. Vaughan. 307 It'll 81. NV.
WE WOULD like 10 double your income-msy
WEI The Mutual Life. Thos. p. Morgan
Mgr. Southern bldg. Good terms 10 producers
The Washington times., 1916-10-04
CITY Lodge to Hold Roll Call.

The annual roll call Of Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. I. o. o. F., will be held
tonight In Odd Fellows Hall. Chair
man Lang has arranged an attractive
program. after which refreshments
will be enjoyed.
The Washington times., 1916-10-04

Fall Brides and Debutantes
consult GUIDE about the flowers and
floral decorations. 1914 F st-Advt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

eminent in that country. it Is the
intent of our government merely to
catch Villa and then retire, having
accomplished nothing more than the
elimination of one cause of disorder
Carranza will sleep a little more
restfully if he knows Villa is disposed
Of, but his government will be but
little if any stronger. IL will remain
revolutionary leader.
We intend to operate against a
symptom and not against the dis
ease. "A good many poems will be in
better condition if Villa who rules
American border will be quieter, for
the time being, but Mexico will be
the same unsolved problem.
1t will be after Villa the same ex-
posed flank of the United States that
it is now. Our administration in
tends to do something without accom-
plishing anything.
All of Mexico's disasters are not
carried around in the person of Fran
cisco Villa. Eliminate him and there
remain a dozen other men of inf1u-
ence and activity who are able to
keep Mexico in disorder for the next
| ten years.
| If Villa and his band be extermin.
| ated, Mexicans may be taught, in the
only way they can understand, that
| it is not safe to shoot up American
towns and murder American citizens
on American soil. That lesson has
been needed for long time, but il
does not solve the Mexican problem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

kuk promises to be the very best az
fair of this kind ever offered to the
housewives here and the cause OF
good cooking is sure to be advanced.
Club women and others Of the city
are planning to attend and will CO.
operate in making Miss Ellis visit to
this city a pleasant and profitable af-
fair, both to her and for the women
who attend her classes. The subject
of food in tts relation to health will
be taken up in a practical and enter
tanning way by this food expert and
she will show how health is the most
natural thing in the world and how it
may be maintained by eating good
foods. breathing plenty Of fresh air
and taking lots Of exercise.
The homemakers of keOkuk may
spend five very pleasant afternoons
at Masonic Banquet hall this week.
To those who feel that they have no
leisure time for study and recreation,
this course offers special opportuni:
ties, for while they are resting from
their labors in the home, they are at
the same time gathering information
that will enable them to take fewer
steps in the performance Of their
household duties and accomplish more
in less time Miss Ellis will show
women how they may transform their
manner of living, and work so as to
have time for things which bring in
sptration and joy and peace into their
homes. Her Better Foods Better
Homes school opens promptly at 2:50
on Monday and it is anticipated that
a large crowd Of Keokuk housewives
will be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
Our Invasion Of Mexico.

Chicago Tribune: An American
force is sent into Mexico because the
provisional Mexican government
recognized and supported by the Unit
ed States, is wholly unable to pre-
serve order.
The process Of coddling by which
the feeble Mexican attempts at gov
eminent have been encouraged has
come to nothing Carranza, the pro-
visional president, does not dare go
into Mexico City and take charge OF
the government. He. is afraid OF
Zapata and afraid Of his own repre-
sentative in Mexico City.
He Is afraid of Obregon. and he
cannot do anything with Villa. He
cannot control his own men out of
his sight. If Carranza be government
in Mexico there is no government.
Carranza is government and there is
none.
Nevertheless, although the invasion
Of Mexico by American troops be-
trays the fact that there is no gov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

the making Of good bread. which she
considers an important accomplish
ment for every housewife, and viii
give special attention to teaching this
branch Of the culinary art during her
stay in this city.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the opening Of the school on
Monday afternoon. Masonic Banquet
hall has been put in readiness for the
occasion and Miss Ellis promises a
program which looks decidedly inter-
esting. A feature of this Monday pro-
gram will be the baking OF fine
white cake that costs very little and
Is not too much trouble to make. Miss
Ellis will also fry doughnuts and make
baking powder biscuits and give some
interesting suggestions in regard to
egg cookery On Tuesday there will
be two sessions of the school, one in
the afternoon at the usual hour, ESQ.
and one in the evening, at which time
Miss Ellis will bake ice cream.
Every year the interest In good
cooking and efficient home making in
creases and the opportunities offered
to the woman for improving herself
along this line grow better and more
numerous. This second annual Better
Foods Better Homes school for keo-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
HEAD OF OWLS
TO BE ARRESTED
Charged With Circulating Libeious
Pamphlet About Vice Presi-.
dent and Others.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, March is
Governor Dunno has signed requisi-
ton for the arrest of John w. Tai
bot of South Bend, Ind, supreme
president of the Order of Owls, who,
with Thomas McCabe Of Batavia. ILL.,,
was indicted several weeks ago at
Aurora, ILL.,, on charge Of criminal
libel and conspiracy.
The charge is said to be based on
pamphlet attacking Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall, former Con-
gresham John J. Lontz of Columbus,
O.; James J. Davis, chairman Of the
board of governors, and Rodney
Brandon, manager of an institution,
conducted by the Loyal Order of
Moose at Mooseheart, ILL.,, and Arthur
H. Jones Of Chicago, former supreme
dictator of the order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
United Commercial Travellers Select
Officers at Session Held Yester-
day in Camerons
Hall.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
Served by Ladies' of the Council at
500 O'elock-Dancins and Card
Playing Enjoyed in
~- the Evening.

The annual meeting of Keokuk
council No. 400, United Commercial
Travellers, was held in Cameron's
hall yesterday afternoon and the oc-
| casion was rounded out with a
chicken pie supper at 500 o'clock
and dancing in the evening. There
was an exceptionally large number
present both afternoon and even
ing. Some Of the features of the day
were the election of officers. selec-
ton of delegates to the Museatine
convention, the initiation of class
Of candidates and stereopticon lee
ture on The Ray Of Hope" Alto
gether it was one Of the most en-
joyable days ever spent by the local
council.
Following are the new officers
elected yesterday afternoon:
Senior .counselor-E. H. Loewen-
stein.
Junior counselor-Joseph H. Mean
drew. Q .ss
Past counselor-C. s. Cooley.
Conductor-Fred Dennis.
Page-J. w. Van Tassell.
Sentinal-Harry Paustian.
Secretary and treasurer-A. H.
Cushman.
Chaplain-C. S. Wells.
| Executive committee - r. P.
Greaves, II. A. Bank.
Auditing committee-J. P. Peter
son, A. c. Bode, Arthur Hambleton.
Delegates to Convention.
The following delegates and alter
mates to the convention at Muscatine
on June 1, 2 and 3, were selected:
Delegates-E. H. Loewenstein, c. S.
Cooley, John w. Clark; alternates:
d. W. McDevitt, G. w. Dickinson, H.
E. Dill
Keokuk council has made a large
enough gain to secure new delegate
this year, and is fast coming to the
front in the grand jurisdiction of
Iowa. 1t, is expected that there will
be a special car from Keokuk to the
convention with about thirty mem
bers and their wives to take in the
big day" on which the parade Is
given. The members of Keokuk
council will have on Indian costumes.
and all members Of the Good Indian
club of Keokuk council will march.
Chicken PIE Supper.
A class Of candidates was initiated
during the afternoon. After the bust
ness meeting, a chicken pie supper
was served at the hall by the ladies'
of the council. Directly following
this was the stereopticon lecture on
The Ray Of Hope" Dancing was
next on the program. the music being
supplied by Agnes orchestra. Card
playing was also enjoyed.
Last week the booster committee
issued a letter to all members, to-
gether with a list of manufacturers
and jobbers so that the members
could become thoroughly posted on
goods made in Keokuk. 1t is the in
tention to have all manufacturers and
jobbers named and any who were
omitted may send their names in to
be included in the revised list to be
issued shortly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
EVERY WEEK.
Anti-septic OIL
SHAM POO

.ontasns mineral and cocoanut oils
wbicb produce rich creamy lather. It
removes dandruff and leaves the hair
,oft. lustrous fluffy and healthy. The
hest shampoo for all ages. Large bottle
(64 teaspoonfulsl SOC at
WILKINSON & Co, Hotter iowa fnar-
macy, Crescent Pharmacy, McGrath
Bros, Scott c O'Reilly, City Drug
Store, Englehardt &c Co, j. F. Kied-
aisch C Son, W. H. Slegfried and all
other dealers in drugs and toilet
articles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
RECEIVE SOUVENIR
FROM FRENCH TRENCH
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Cole Have RInq
Which was Made Somewhere
in France.

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Cole were
sent a few days ago a ring which
was made by a French soldier in the
trenches somewhere in France" The
ring is made of aluminium in the
form of a seal ring and accompany
ing it is a bit of the cloth of which
the French uniforms are made. The
souvenir from the trenches came
through the French teacher at Month
cello where Miss Ora Belle Cole is
teaching, and was made by her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

making similar action by Portugal
grounds for a declaration of war?
That Germany and Italy should keep
up the pretense of not being at war
is one of the real mysteries OF the
European situation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
an OIL Shampoo
FOR FALLING HAIR

Many people are losing their hair to,
day because they are using soaps and
shampoos containing free alknli. Each
hair is an oil plant and should be
washed regularly with an oil shampoo,
never with free alkaG soaps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19
A Genuine Mystery.

New York World: Why did Ger
many overlook the seizure by Italy
of German ships in Italian ports while
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

Miss Harriet Ellis, the
cookery expert who comes
to keokuk, to conduct a
Better, Foods Better Homes
school for interested house
wives here. welcomes ques-
lions at all times and on
every phase Of housekeep-
ing and good cooking. She
fnrocf cd In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-19

brother who is a soldier fighting with
the allies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Crbinana mnstltig.
9nblifum barf iid auf eisbeSedtsa
Sruttoirs sails anb Weine bred)en.

Comet bic Sausbeiiser tn Be
tradt fonunen, fGnnen iie es nttt
Ielien, ipenn bas pl,bIifum iih 5ur
sSinterseit auf ben eisbeSedte1 Irnt'
toirs Sells uno geine bridt. Gas
Silpren,eoerid)t bat iid) in ieiner nr'
eriorid,Iiten sSeiSbeit oeranIdbt &c.
ieben, Die it1btiid)e SroinauS, welde
Saasbeiiscr ba3u 5iptuet, I'M @inter
ibre Srcttoirs BON @is unS Gd,nee
reiuuibaItcn, fir iugiItie sii erfld.
rem. Sod sInlidyt bes t,oben GeridEs
III es 9siIidt Der Stabt, bic Settcn.
lpcee cisfrei 5l balten uno bon oen
!Sausbsiiberu fam lie bodfienS err
uarten. baB iic itr oabei Die hiIireide
5anS bieten. Die Gntifeioiing erfIob
in Der slppeIlation in Saden @sa.
.bil6e Steinbed eesen Die Sobn Sand
gre.uing SO. Gle 5uu mar a,if oeu,
rere,iten Seitertpese in Der gtabe Der
graucrei Su Sole gef0Iuren iiilD
kaite bic 9ranerei aiif Sd)aoeneriai,,
perfIngt. Die 9erid,te Don SoiIiItor
Go. batten id)on aesen fie cttfbieosiI
iinb pieie Gyitfdpiouiig lit nun pon
Der bod,iteu SritGIu auiredt se5aIten
morbciL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Dem GiniIbienftS eiet
Sino Hnd Der aniiht Der Gibilbieuit.
fommisiipn bic WitdieSrr bes
aersteitabs im ftdbtiidpen So.
ipitaI uuterwOriea.

aaut elmer gsRern con Der ftdbtis
iten gipilbisnittommiFior setroffs'
ren enti&sibuns iinb ors Wiisliebsr
Ses aerStsitaks an itSbtii4en 90.
fpiiul ben 8eitimmunssn bes Giolls
bienitseiebes unteriteIt.
Die HcHlmifipn bat ndmIi9 geiterr
Siherbeitsbirsitor 6ri.tadnber ers
iudt, i6uen ssnaue ansaben ii5er bi.
2ii9tis.tit bes 4er3tsItates In ueber.
einitimmung nit bem Giriloisnfgef,b
,u unterbreitea. NatiirIi9 but bieIs
Gutideibuns Der gipilbienit.ommii-
fion sur DOIs.. bab In 3utunft ale
gatan,sn am aer,te1aS BON Qnipdr.
isrIiiten beTebt iperben mlHen, unA
foI6e Guipdrterliiien mibten notbges
brune.n burt Gipiloienitpriifyngsr
ed6aff.H iperosn.
Da nun Der 2ler5ieita6 oes itGbfis
iten SoipitaIs fih burnlpes aus ben
beiien atrSten Der Stabt suIammsns
itst, bic fir lire 1bdlisisii ui9t Be-
ioIbs. ,p.roen, fonosrn bisIe pofiea
aIs Gbrsnamt bstra9tsn. bIeibt absu.
partsn, ob bisis Serren ii6 audi fer.
nerbin mob um bic WitslisbI6aft dm
5ofpitalitab b.fperben rperbeu, fpenr
iie ii9 forber elmer GiotIbienfpriis
fiing uuier5ieben miiiitu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11

log scipprbsn 1T. Durd bic @rfOIse
MadenIens unb bic sldBenben 2eis
itunssn Der Seiterreiher 1T bieies Scer
bon alIer Yabnperbinbuns abseifnits
ten, 70 bab feline pDIlise 3ermalm!he
als @eipibbeit gu bstra4ten TT. Oas
bat ale grpartunsen iibertroffen. ba
man benz rumdniiden 9eere nod bic
Rraft Sutraute, bic es 1874 i'm ariese
sesen bic Siirtei seaeist bate. IS bat
iib aber erpieien baB bic RumGner
felt Der 3sit beDeutcnp an Sriees=
tiidtigtsit einsebiiBt baben. DER berar.
'nabenbe @inter bat pollenbs ale Ser
sen seboben, oenn er pirb Iid als
ipertbpoIer 9unoessenoiie erpeiien,
inbem feline 9egleiterideinungen ron
Shnse unp Sis unb srunbloIen Ne.
gen bic araft bes ruiTiiden @pritobes
bebertenb i9pd6en unb bamit sc.
Iesenbeit bieten iperben, iid nit srrber
Ma1t Der ipeitlihen Srpnt Susupsns
ben, no bic Gnti9eibung liest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Numbesb bebbrSen
@erhen iid NIT Sarrp Q. gtaGor be.
idIaitiseu, Der @etten auf Saie.
ballipieIe anaeuommen
Babtn iDll.

llaicr ser stnflase @etten fir Ole
-@orlbs Series~ Der @aiebnIIipicle
cl,tscseitaenommen 81 babcn, reip.
bas Saiipt eines @ettipn0ifats ~
iein. lpuroe aeitern BEL ieiner Anfanit
qas Chicago Der 81 Sabre alte Sarrp
8. 9icbor in Snft aenonineu uuo 70.
iort Dem @unbesfomnriiidr gloler
poraefiiIrt, Der iein gerbor aiif fom.
mci,ben 3ieuitas anberaunte iin6 i'm
inter $1,000 giirsidnit itellte.
gsie bon oen ginibesaetelmbeanI.
ten prrJidert miro, pliroe giabor
eurd' grieie bierbsrgelodt, in ipelfca
CT eriad)t ipor6cn mar, elmer geiuiiieil
Berion Die bieiiee @ertretunG acs
Snnbifats 81 iibertrngen. Atabor be-
tbenertr nod icincr @crtaftung iciae
ilniGulo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11

rers. Die gb:nefen iieatn aud aus
ben puppen bes Seibepipinners eins
Irt S9auipeiie Der, ineem bic pups
pen nit Gieelb permifh. unb bann in
Gttt et5raten iperbsn. Gieie Gpeiis
ienni man duh in Ulsriip. mo man
uIs 9eipiirS itatt paprita fpinsig
ileine rotbe amsiisn betnii9t. Snters
tSante Stubien ipurbtH isinerseit
burh ben bsiannieu Ybpiiolosen griss
mann In @ubIanb iiber bas ios. Gun.
gsrbrpt eemani. Die unteriuhung
ersab als Seitanbtb:il.: goumrinbs,
3plSmepl, isldnoiides Wtops, Aueds,
seirotrties 9lui, iebpf and nitt bic
ssrinsite Wens. bon Wtebi. Bon bi, ].
fem 9rote mubien iid in ben idIeb.
ten 3eittn Wtilliousn pm WenIhsu
erndbreti, i'm ieIbeu Rublanb, bas
beute germ bebaupten moGfe, feline ges
faneenen Iitiel unter BEN linen pers
sbfolatsn beutihsn 9risasbro..
Dos mertlpirbisIie grOt pirb dber
am giiafasSes aebaden. Dort tpersen
namli9 bic M:iden eingeiangsn urb
su biden gro.fldben perabrsitet. bon
mcrtipirbisen Suppen in bic SbiIbs
irOtenfuppe bic btianntsiis. 8o6 miro
bebauptet. bag bic aus ben sassa
juneer 3Iisatprsn ,ubet:itete Suppe
bebeliteno pobIihmetsnbtr fsi. Inter
ben ner;tpiirbieen Jilhgcridten finp
ir China SaifiihFloien unb Soifiids
fdapdnse gu nsnnen. Sr Siibameri.d
Inb auf ben pbilippineu In Der Wlis
fti4tps, Der tfeinfte agiftt Der WeIt,
bsionbers beInb.. @caeH feiner aleirs
belt mib er nit sldern sefanger
,psrben. Disfe Slide .perbeu liter,
ipeiIe periduft unb rob NIT Sal5 uno
pfeffsr eenoFsn. Inter ben Jleifd'
icrien aeeppisns 1T hionbers bas
RiIpferSfIeifb ftbr besshri, pdbrenb
aebiinfiete golpen!euIsu ettpos ,db
idmeden IoIi.n. llebr.sens Iinb bic
Iebtersn begreifIiferipelie Siemlit itis
len. alls bor;iisIid lpurbe BON msbre'
ren gorTdunssrsiieHben Der aInppers
ihldngenbraten beseitEet, bdHebsu
audi iunser 4ffsnbrateu,
yleu finb auf bem 9ebiele Der 8es
miiTe bas @ieIsuibaurriraut. Die 9es
miifebiitsI. bic Ra9tterct nilb Die
grenneiIeI. 2luh aus ben. 9lGttern
Der Rabiss6en, bic bisber ftets fortses
ipcrfen fpurb.n, fsnt mar beute untes
3usabe einiasr barter Salatbldtier
Elm IpiRdtGbnIides Gsnife Der. Gin
ipeitperbreitetss @emiiie In Sapdn ut
bic iapanifde Geesurts. bic aber In
elm tpurmar.iees Se.tbier
1T. Don fpirs iie allsemeiu als 9es
miiIe subereitt... 4ut bic 2iiien .per'
ben In ssapdn sur iotritelluns Don
geiniiie perpcnbet. innsm man ibrs
3pisb.ln nit MaHer 1ut ausJi.h.n
lGbf unb iie bann mi. 3uter eiuiod..
9etdnni IN lud bas jdpaniI6s g.
IienbIiitbens unb Moieab!aiiertompot!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Gbieasps Wirtbidaften.

Snterehante 9lngaben iibtr bic
Wirtbi4aften Gbicasos entbdlt Elm
Yeriht, ben s. 8. Sacobs, friibsres
.uhtsIisb Der ftdOtiideH aontrousAbs
tbeiIuns, auf bic gsranIaiIuns Der
aommifiun, fpelde NIT Der unterfus
dung bes 54antseipsrbes in gbieaao
betraut iit, ,uiammenseitelt bat. Der
Yeri6t itiibt iit auf Dtdterial, baS bic
Siaensbeamten Der poIiSei suiammene
getragen baben.
Wie lpeit bic gr1usreien bas
S9antselperbe in Chicago tontroIlt
ren, sebt barans berpor, bab iie 1852
Don ben 1880 WirtbIhaften, b. B. 10
Yro5ent mebr pber iueniser babnrh
tontrouiren, bab iis entipeber BETTER
Der 2iSenisn, Der Wi0bel ober Der
9runbitiide ober pahtpertrGee ouf
@runbitiide finb. Vie 9rausreien Iinb
Beiiber Don 2232 DirtbT6aften. b. 8.
"a prosent. Sie iinb bic Better Der
WtObeI bon 46s9 @irtbihaften. b. E.
rs pro5snt.
Wirtbf9aften bef9dfti'
gen 1882 perioEen.
Sn Shanfsepsrbe iinb na1 benz
Yeridt 1882 YsriOnen in Chicago
bei9aftist. 5609 iiub SdantteIIner.
2734 iinb Mufipdrter Ooer Saustuehte
uub 1850 iinb 2eitsr Ooer 8efiser bon
Wirtbi6aften.
Sn 8erbinouns nit 633 @rtbftais
ten perbsn ReItauruuts, Gafes ober
aabarets beirieben. 1911 Miribi1ofs
ten baben Weinrdums. nebauibres
partieuliers" ober anbere burh Der
idIdge absegrensts SRsiIe. 7lS Wirtbs
i4dftsn iteben nit RGumIi@teiten, in
oeuen setanst ipirb, in @erbinbune,
pdbreno 63 Sommersarien. pienies
lotals ober .palmensGrten 3etreiben.
Ber iid nidt serne febeu Iaiien
pia, tpenn Ct Ginen beben min, lam
bies unseit0rt in 1884 Wirtbf6dften
ipun, bic eingongs pom Dot ober Don
9db4en aus boben. Sn 2420 mirtbs |
idafteu ipurben ele,triide Qianps gee
funben. SO Wirtbidaften bdben Re |
sslbdbneu, AS gilarb. unb 4ools |
rGume. q 90
Habe8u bic SdIfis uIIer Mirtbibafs |
ten itebt, ipie Der gerift berporbebt, !
in gerbinbuns nit SoieIs, Sdlafrdus
men Ober priooisiumern. Sn 1927
5dlIen befiroen iid bieie RGume bins
ter, in 1864 Gdllen iiber unb In mn
ssfGbr 90 GdlIsn nebem ben S9ani.
rdumen.
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0ebMrten.

Gilbert uno aatberine altmeier.
1907 Carl Strabc, Wld6deH.
gSiliam uno Celia GaItner, S25S
Wonon gIne., anabe.
$ernlann uno Dtarie Grnnf, 1862
Central etpe., stnnbe.
gpron uno Catherine TeSeriip,
217 8eit 20. Ctr, Raofen.
glueiiit ur,o sennie Sdoem,r.
1886 8eit CIR, @GSfen.
Wiaiam unS aIuna Gnneting,
4139 Gbsmbers Ctr, arabe.
Sobn unb Barbara Mibu, 1176
Sarriion slne., Nafden.
@uItru uno 9llpile Bot, 201S
9inn Ctr, Wtibd,en.
Gbarlcs unb 6Iorenre @aItering.
1928 9a1pin eloe.. Mabd)en.
Seinrib iuio eInna Ibeurins,
1857 ". Sibertp Ctr, Gnabe.
Sobn uno gernarbine @eber, 1876
@lenlpcoS gIrc., arabe.
8apIoro itn6 gertba 9apis. 1921
StInfcma CTR. Qnabc.
iSranf uno sInna SoDs, 1f5 Sart.
nell Ape., giabhen.
a'eter i!ib Sena Seb. 1151 9anf
StraBe, anabe.
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@oll.n Aufldacr iebsn.

e. 81. 9ropit. Der GberbonSe Der
sln!i. SaIoonIige, ipar geitern ipieoer
obnc 3eugen Dor Der GoiIntp 2i5ens,
fcmmiilion erfdienen, oIs Die Der.
hnnoIiins iiber ben proteit propit o..
gen cine erneuerling Der Sd)ailf.
liSeEs oas @irtbes Snme5 Diners,
bon Der Speanipre Strabe, oirr Der.
annbling frnmen ioIlte. g[iler6ineS
bate propit Die beItsporenen stusia.
gen bon brei Eerionen bel Iid. Iait
weldltu in Der @irt1ifait bon Mpers
einem Burden BON i8 Sahren cir
@las Bier pertauft ipor6en iein
iollte.
Gic 2i5ensfoumiiiicn erfIirte, Sab
Gle gerIciung Der ausiager fpitens
gropit's nidit seniiae iino iries i'm
IN, Die orei 3eugen beute @ormiitag
sur Steile 5u babeH, oomit fie per.
icnIih peritoinmen iperben fonnfen.