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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
CITY NEWS.

ATTEND st. Mary's lawn social to-
night at 511 Carroll.
Spend Sunday on Str. Dubuque to
Burlington and return. Lv. $3.50 a. m.
Adults 75c.
Special spring chicken dinner
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. Q and
8. at the Dairy Lunch. 325 Main street.
Come In and get fed right for % cents.
-EAstern Star. Regular meeting
Of Eamira Chapter No. 40, o. e. s.,
Thursday evening, Aug 3, 1916, at
Z: 80 O'Clock. Work and refreshments.
The Past Worthy Matrons. will have
charge OF the meeting. Visiting mem
hers fraternally invited, by order Of
the w. NJ. Mrs. L. N. Hahn. Sec.y.
advertisements appearing in The
Gate City are worthy OF careful read
ing. The merchants are continually
announcing some new store bargains
and It Is necessary to keep acquainted
with what the merchants are adver-
Using in order to be able to take ad-
vantage Of the bargains. Keokuk is
a bargain center.
-Colvin & Schmidt. cement con-
tractors. Honest work. Honest
prices.
Mrs Helen True of DeSoto, Mo-,
has presented to Miss Helen Fuller
of Warsaw, an old flag. around which
cling some pleasant associations. 1t
has but thirteen stars and the
usual number of stripes, and is in a
good state Of preservation. 1t was
made in 1864 by three Warsaw ladies'
and presented to a Warsaw company
on its home coming. Miss Fuller has
turned the flag over to Arthur Marsh
post G.. A. R., at Warsaw.
This evening following the mid.
week prayer meeting Of the First
Methodist Protestant church, the
monthly meeting of the church will be
held during which meeting the dele
gate to the Iowa annual conference OF
the Methodist Protestant church will
be elected. Then annual conference
meets in annual session in Ladora,
Iowa, the first week in September.
Thursday evening the Brotherhood of
the church will meet in regular month
lly meeting. The subject for consider.
alton will be, THE Modern Church .
Every man of the church is requested
to be present.
&C. o. Starr, 1908 Morgan street.
was arrested Sunday morning at
1910 o'clock by officers Tigue and
Shepherd on complaint Of his daugh-
his divorced wife. The Information
as filed in the superior ocurt on Mon
day morning contained the name of
e. o. Stand in place of c. O.. Starr.
starr paid the fine and costs at the
police station and the money was
later turned over to the superior
court. It seems that there have been
cases lately where informations
against law violators haze been filed
under assumed names. The practice
Of favoring any one individual over
the others is disgusting to the public
at large and one that police officers
should not countenance. Recently a
we'll known citizen was taken to the
nolice station for violation
nf the automobile rules and
SLOWED to file a fictitious name
A few days later the police made
aeveraI arrests of well known citi-
zens and their correct names were
fled and appeared in the newspaper
renort of police doings. Why does
the police department adopt the rule
of giving the real names of some citi.
IONS and the incorrect ones of others
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
FORMAL TRANSFER
OF THE BUILDING
keokuk Club EFFECTS to Get Posses
sion Of New Quarters First
of Next Week.

Preparations for the purchase Of
the old Ransom homestead at Third
and Blondeau streets, by the Keokuk
club are being brought to a focus. 1t
is expected that the purchase will be
formally made the first of next week
and letters are :, being sent to the
advising them that the
incorporation papers for the Keokuk
Club Realty company are being pre-
pared and viii be issued as soon as
possible. Plans for the remodeling
of the old building and the addition
of new building to the rear are
being drawn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
TIME TO SNEEZE
HAS COME AGAIN
Hay Fever Sufferers Are Consulting
Time Tables and Dodsinq
Golden Rod.

Hay fever sufferers in Reokuk are
consulting time tables and trying to
dodge golden rod. The dry, dusty
weather and the fact that the golden
rod is blooming earlier than usual
this year probably will send the s,If.
ferers to their Ravens of relief ahead
of their usual schedules.
Some of the sufferers have already
gone to northern or western resorts
where they can forget there is such
thing as sneeze. Others will 90
sometime this month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02

After years of experimenting. pro-
oucers of motion pictures have de-
cided that dark eyes are undoubtedly
the pest for camera work. Thew
photograph more clearly than blue or
gray eyes, and are, therefore. a bet.
Yer medium for expressing the hun.
ored and one emotions OF film plays
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
ARE CLASSES FOR ALI
Men. Women, Boys and Girls Arc
All Taking Advantage Of
Opportunity for Dip
In Pool.

h
Since the hot weather, the r. NJ.
G. A. swimming pool has been a very
popular place. Scores of local people
are making use of the association
natatorium, according to q report
read at the monthly meeting OF the
directors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. held last
night.
There are four mems classes, six
teen boys classes and two classes for
girls and women and all are largely
attended. The women and girls Of
the city especially are taking advan-
tage OF the opportunity offered to
learn to swim and the early morning
swimming classes are popular.
The report on the athletic field
shows that this recent acquisition Of
the association has been extensively
used. One thousand and seventy-five
persons took part in baseball. tennis
and other games during the month
Of July and the spectators numbered
$500.
The present membership OF the as
ISOLATION is 637 A membership cam
paign is to be conducted during the
last two weeks Of this month and
900 has been set for the goal
The religious work committee re-.
ported that extension meetings had
been held at Sandusky. Mclrose, Sum
mitville and Alexandria during July,
with the following meetings sched-
yled for this month: August 6. Mont
rose: August IS. Sandusky: August
20. Hamilton. and August ~. Warsaw.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
elLLIARps AND sowIINc.

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, 1925; second hand tables at re-
duced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store, drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co., Davenport, Iowa
]. c. Sanders, agent, 219 Harrison st.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thanh the neighbors,
e-,ands and M. w. A, for their kind
noes during the illness and death OF
ar husband and father. Also for the
beautiful floral offerine.
ELIZABETH SAYLLER.
MELVIN SAYLLER
LORA SAYLLER.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02

The Victoria Cross. "the most nre.
clous piece of metal in the world ;,
IS a tiny cross less than an inch ard
Z ram long, fashioned from the met
OF captured guns. 1t weighs less ~.
an ounce, and it's intrinsic value !,
RSout cents. value II
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-02
LOAN AND BUILDING AssocuA.
11ON

Dues payable Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Fines assessed il paid aft
er o'clock p. m.
i. d. ECnEk. Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

gbOuneutcn, bic ben D0entidlcn
GOrreipOuOenten" nidbt piiuftlid ubcr
nnreselmGhis er6aIten, iin6 ecbetcn,
Der Office babOn per SeIep6on Ober
i&riitlid WIittbeilnug 81 madgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Eie ariegsfoiic ser @iienbobner ent.
bGIt, iuic man bier crfGbrt, nid)t me-
niger oIs 10 MiIIionen Collars, Die
iid in S6noen Der @roB.0rgouilotio-
nen befinoen; Die 2ofolberb1nOc bae
ben ouBerOen nod eieene ariegs-
Siilfsfoiien Gas @elo lit unter Oen
bier griiOerihoften 5iemlid gleidl-
m1Bie bertbeilt gIuBeroen weiB
man, ooB biele Streifer feline Inter
itiibung onnebmenL ionOern pot ibrcit
Spnrgeloern lebcn perOen.
9 erfebr auf ser nYennfttl.
Dania s. enbo bn" ~ irO
BEL drdnft.
Uie nYennlDIbonio eiicn6o6n"
bat geitern ioleenoe GrfIdrlng an
Die 3eitliu9en pcrionot:
nDlit %iidiidt ouf ocn 6eporiic6cn-
oen groBen notioualen sluSitanO Der
Sofomotipeufii6rcr, Gonoufteure, &ei-
3er unO BremIer i'm 6rahtoicnit DER
2iuicn Der nEeunipIDonio Giien-
bobn" iino folaenoe 9cIdr1ufungen
Der 6rodtbeforoering aneeorOnct
por0en:
/. embargo ouf oqc GrplolipItoffc
ino 6rcnnbore Wldtcriolicn ireenO
ueIher 9Irt bonn @cId1itsidIuB OcS
81. 9luguit an.
2. embargo oiif oQe SenOinaeu
bon pcroerbliber 6radt, ipic lcbeu.
Oes gie6, 6leiib, @efIiieel unO fri
ides Obit uno eeuliiie pom@eidditS.
idIuiic am Grcitog, Oen I. SeptenI-
Der, al.
3. @nl6orgo alif oIlc 6rod]t nadj
irgcnO ipeIden Srten nod Dem &c
id6ftsidIuiic om Somitng, ocn ,.
Scptembcr.
SoboIo ais mo9id luerOen Oieie
DloBreeeln onl a. Septenlber nooi-
fi5irt tucr0en, INT Die Yef0rocrlnA
bon globrungSmittcln unO beroerbli-
den @ooren fpieoer ollf5uncbmen.
9Inoerc Ylooififationcn tperoci
Damn gcmoht, iuie es oic llmltdnoe
6nIoiien gs lit jcood nidt noglid.
irgeno ipeIde Snformotiou 5u eeben,
10 lonee Die Giieubobn uidt in Ger
Gage it, qn5neeben peIde Dlonn-
Idaft ibr sur Ierfiianue iteben miro.
Die Siuien Ger nEennipIuonio-ei-
ienbabu" iinO nit Sradt iiberfiiat
welhc nab oen geitimmungsorten
5uriidtrohsportirt miro, meiItenS
na6 ben oroBen ge00Iferunos Geu-
tren.
% Ger 3pef oeS Gm6areos ae6t Oa-
bin, Die 2inien 70 oiel mic m0elid
BON Der Gonfiiiion 81 befreien, tuenn
Der 9lusItono om Montog erfl1rt
miro, rno oomit Die gobn in ser 60
ge lit, ibre Wnnnihoftcn 10 ihnel
iuie moglih 5it reorgoniiirer.
@enn Der glisltnn0 Dor Dem A.
Septentbcr abeeluen6et miro, oann
miro Ser embargo iofort fir beenoet
erflGrt perocn. glac nm nno nod
bent 80. 9higuit ouseeIte1teu 6rott-
briefe niiiien oie aloiiiel ent6nlten,
Dab Die 6radt Der gcr5Ogerung Ourd)
ben glusitono riiterporfen lit ma
NerIultc mo gntibdOigrugen nidt
geiudbrt iuerOen.
Gie Stations glgenten iin0 onge.
ipieIen, Dor 6 llbr 9I6enos om 2.Sep.
tem6er oIlc Grploiiuitoffe uno 6rcnn-
bare Wloteriolielt aus Ben 6roAtita-
tionen 81 eutfernen.
Gie pYennibloonia giienbo6n" bot
oie erpreB @eieaihoitcu beuahridl-
tiet Dob nac SenOimeen ii6er oic
9o6n oen Wer6oecruueen nnterluor.
fen iinO uno feline peroerbliHen Sen-
oungcn ioIltcn ongenommen, weldc
nift Dor Dem 2. September abeelie.
Tert iueroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Neidlc (frbin n.ltnrhen.

9eorn9uniett Bier n. s..
80. 9(uouit. Sri. ezra 9rotun
9liderion luclhe bon ibren Gltern Die
Sunumc bon $6,000,0OO eeerbt 6ol,
itarb bier 6clitc Wloreen, Die Came
itano ouI gorobcno i6rcr 6odj6eit
nit SenrD g. GIarf, 5peiter Giref.
tor fir otbIetiidJe ltebungen all Scr
groiun-llniOeriit0t. Eie 8erIobung
puroe gInforg 9lueuit befoiint oege.
ben.
2onOon, 30. 9luouIt. Die 9lc.
modification Der grichiiheu 9lrmee
miro in 9ltbeu unter gerot6ung &c.
5oqcn, tuie cine Heiiter Tcpcide BON
bort 6eioet. Ger Gintritt Slun1.
nien's in oen ariee bat eineu groBcn
Ginorud in @rie6enlonO berporgern-
fen, uno lit Die 6rage Der @eorgoni-
Iirune oes W1inilteriuins mit@rcnicr
Ueni5eIos al Der Spibc oufgcporfcu
poroen a6er bis iebt fam aeinQt
wcroen oaB nod fciue GntitciOuua
in Oieiem Nunfte getroiieu III.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
THE CHARLESTON
MYSTERY EXPLAINED

An intoxicated negro waiter. think
Ing he was home, undrosaed In n
street in Charleston. Tho next
morning, when a package of clothing
was found. and muddy finger prints
were discovered on fence. as if some
one had been knocked down and then
tried To grope his way to liberty. A
great mystery developed only to be
shattered whea the drunk" waB
found partly clad driving a borrow.
81 team ont another street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
"TE" PUTS Joy IN
SORE. ACHING FEET
My, how Tiz' gladdens tired,
swollen, burning feet
It's glorious

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet no more swollen.
aching, tender, sueaty feet No more
soreness IN coEns. eaiiousas. bunions.
No matter what ais your feet or what
under the sun you've tried without get
ting RELIEF, Just use liz Tx IS the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous eXudations which puff up the
feet. III cures your loot trouble 50
you'll never limp or draw up your face
IN pain. Your shoes won't seem tight
and Your feet viii never. never hurt or
get sore and swollen. Think Of it, ~
more foot misery, No more agony from
eorns, calIouses or hunions.
Get q 25-cent box at any drug store
or department store ana get instant re.
lief. Wear smaller shoes. just once
try "Tiz.2 Get a whole years foot com
fort fer only p cents. Think Of It.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
CHILD ASSAULTED v.,r
BY AN UNKNOWN MAN

An unknown white man cfiminally
assaulted Beatrice. tho nfne-ycnr-oid
daughter of Edward Moates, a farm.s
or of Ridgeley, w Va, across tho.
river from Cumberland. Tuesday ev.
enlng, and escaped Bloodhonnds
were put on his trail II was Feared
that tho fellow jumped n freight
train and made his getaway,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
WALKING AROUND.

Sir Joseph lmbaeh, who was opar.
ated on some tine since. is able to
walk around and is being greeted by
many friends who are glad u see
hln Out again.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
TO MEET IN WOODSTOCK.

The W1omen's Presbyterial, Of Win
chester Fresbytery. which met Wed
nesday and Thursday at Gerrards-
town adjourned to hold tie next ses-
sion in Woodstock, Va.
Mr.. Frank r. Yerick has returned
from Jackson, Michigan.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
PRESSING WORK.

Mr. Thomas Cowic, son OF Or. G.
s cowio. has accepted position with
the pressing establishment of Adams
and Coffman
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13

Miss Mamie Homer Of Z S En-,
inert q SONS. has been 8iclC for sey-
eral days at her home on Wet John
etraat
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
kccEPTs pOslrION.

sl- Herbert R8nkies Haa accepted
e position e. pianist in tao Whitman
Theatre Eddy tone. 'a-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
hTTEPTED HoLD-up

Two negroes were arrested In I'M.
ionto~n, Pa, charged with having
attempted TO hold mp Il. & o. train
No 81
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
SITUATION IS OF
GRAVEST CHARACTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE>
the president late today
Grave Anxiety Apparent

''4'. l's 49,. tNt +At iNHtla t'FNtesa
Grave Anxiety Apparent
Washington April -Admiuistra-
tian officials We're gravcly concerned
today over The demand OF the Car
ran1a government that the American
punitive executive be withdrawn
from Mexico. 1t was expected chat
the formal note containing that dc
mand, which was sent to Ambassa-
dor Designate Aerendonao by For
eieH Secretary AgiaIar would le
+ presented "a Secretary Lansing this
i afternoon. TIE White House and
state department declined to discuss
The note in advance OF its official pre-
+ seataHoH bat there was a general
acceptance of the fact tbat it has
brought ah9at a serious crisis. ON
cials were Al work all morning trans
cribing tho communication from ear
rama INTO English for presentation
to the state Department. Ambassa-
dor Arredond, refused to discuss the
,,,.,st,. e a,,l.1f.,t{aD n aid No
ovnoc,a7 - 80. ,t,o uoto. tte
afternoon.
Although refusing to discuss the
note In advance of its receipt White
House officials declared that there
is no intention o. ebes - POI
les REGARDING the pursuit of villa. Il
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
AT TUscARoRA.

Rev. Robertson will preach at Tus.
carora Sunday, April Is, at 1890 a.
m and 730 D m
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-13
THE MARKETS

The following arc rne prevailing
prices being paid by Msrtinsburr
merchants and elevators today;
Note-The prices quoted below for
the local markets are the prices
dealers are Offering al noon tn'.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
5d6impf6iina(er.

en- Der Sorm baben mir uns bod
beoeutenO gebeTert. 90 bdbnebiideu,
tpie fi9 ole qapis, aoiier uno SIR
iten i'm U2ittclalter gegenIeitis an
f6impften, bebanbela iicb Die Soben
Der Heu3eit ni6t mfr. Bon bofifher
Spra6e uno b0ftrhem @eIen 1T in
oen gfeoensGrten, bic iib ole boben
SerrI6afteu in ibrsu fhriftli6en Grs
giiTen an bic gebeiligten unS erIau@s
ten aSpfe iporfsn, peHig au bcmerten.
60 3itiert JouImann in ieiner nSIlus
itrierten @eT9i@te Der 8u9bruders
tunIt" elm Bud, osTen Sitel lautet:
.0ss 9ur9lau9tisfteu, SO4gebures
men Siirlten uno 9errn, SerrH So
Sannes ssrieOri9en Ser6ogs gu Sa@z
fen oes beiligen r0miiden Heibs,
@rSmuri6alen unO 8urfiiriten 8abrs
buftige, beItenOige, begriiHoete gbris
itenli9e un0 aufri6tiee @erantipors
tung @ioer oes berItodten, eottIoieu,
Dsrmaleositen, DerfIu6tsu, ebreHIhen=
oers, bOstbetigen Surrabus, aud
H.. fii9tisen SOlOfernes bon 8ruuus
fdpeis, 70 ii9 Seraos Ssinri9 Der
Siingere nennet, unDeri6euspt, Gal-
pburnif4 I9anOs uuO Iiisenbuc9, 70
er absrmols nit Datum @OIFcubiitteI
uuf @instag nad SmHium Santtos
rum annp 1910 ne9It tpioer borgez
meIoeteu Rurfiiriten etc. min Doas
bro@t bdben uno in eineu Druid aus
geIprengt bat." glutiirIi6 erpioerte
9sraOs Ssinri6 Der Siinsere in eleis
der Weife, iuosm sr ii9 nit alien
SiteIu unO feline @esner nit aleN
S6impfuamen aufiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
@arIen Ncridlt.

PHI Der Stem 9)orfer 9orie 6erridlte
aeitern 9roBe lln6eltdnOigfeit
9}otirlugeu fomteu lid nidt bal.
ten. aricgS GficItcu wuroeu
81 Gou5eiiioneu onee6oteu Bal
tiuoret 90rie mar aeitern leb-
6aft.
Ger GinfluB ouSldnoiiden Ser
fonfes imo 9leoliiotioncu pcruriac6te
geitern bei Gr6iimug scr 90rie Ell
neu in6eitimmten Con. 9roBOen
einige 9lusgo6en eineu fleinen @e-
wiuu 81 uer5eidnen botten, 6otte iait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Tranen nnO $nb.

'N ~~"f Nv IVY N'NJt ~ SN' e-sp-
Siebt, fpis fie es Dermog, 1T fein e9tes
Deib. 9uriiber itnb ii6 ole Grausn
uno wldnHer pobl 5iemliA etnig.
2lbsr fir ipenE 5ieben iitb ole 5ruusn
eigsntIi4 oug 60 penig Semano Oas
ran 5peifeIt, OaB Die srie6iihe Ses
lena, Die Gspptifhe Cleopatra obsr
ouoere beriibmte Trouen Der @ergaHs
eenbeit febr gut gefleioet giugeu. 70
ipeHig berrf8t, fir fie, pie fir Die
beutigen Srduen, ginistsit Ooriiber,
mem Die S90nbcit Ter &leiOung gilt
(oOer gait, oenn bic 9inge f0nnten
ii4 ia geGnbsrt baben), unO es eiebt
sigentlib orei S9ulen. Die cine be-
bauptet, bic Grauen ileiOeten ii9 fir
bic Wldnner f90n. Die onoere meint.
iie tbdten es tpesen Der anberen
5ruueH, nm Oiefe eifsrfiidtiS 3u ma
9su. uHO Die brittle fdlieblib Iebrt,
iie tbdten es aus egOiltiI6en @riins
ben, nur um ibrer felbit pillen.
Mel4e bat nun re9t9
Nueroings uno Der @inpanO
1T febr fdperpiegeno - berIteben Ole
meiiten bsutigsn Uldnner bon Srauens
tleibHng faIt gar nibts. Die 2lubdns
ger Der 6tDeiten G9ule ipeilen nit
Rs9t oarauf bin, OaB Der Dur9s
f9Hittsmonn BEL Der &leiouns elmer
Srau ssraOe geipUbnIit bus nidt
iiebt. iporauf es ibr antomnt. sic
elnubt ibre souoe SeeIe in irgeno eiue
5urts 2iHie seIsgt gu baben, unb Der
barbarifcbe Mann Iiebt bieIe 2inie
gar nidt, fonbern bsmerit b06itens
Ole @eiammtipirtung, pdbreuo Die
5rausn ole @in3elbeiten ieben, 10
eriiHOltb Teben, oaB jeOsr Mldnn ba-
riiber Faunt, penn er auf iie aufmerfs
lam gema9t miro. Trauen, bic fir Die
Dinge teinen Sinn baben, iin0 Qusz
nubmeerldsinungsu. Die Mduuer baz
gegen, Die bon foI6en DiHgeH etpds
piReu unO iie Tebeu, iiHb AUDI 2Iusnab@
men (ooer 2eute pom Sad, pie biu5uz
5ufiigen iiD. 9luf ole Sale 5ieben
bic Sraueu, Die iib bauptid6li9 gu
Der 5peiten S9ule beteHneH, aus allen
Oielen ben S@luB, ouB iis iid nidt
Der Mdnner tpegeH, fOnOerH iDegen Der
Jrauen gut tleioeteu.
Sine yrau tleibet if6 nur fir
fib IelbF," meinte eins 6rau einem
@nslduoer geseniiber; puuO oas Sc
genibeil an3uHebmen, 1T ebenfO Dis
berlinnig, pie gu bebaupten, Elm Wteis
itertO9 lperoe fir 2eute obue Sc
I6mad to9cn." Damn bolte iie bers
fbieoenc @epeisgriinbe berbor; ,baB
Die Wldnner oon nI1ts odpoH perltdns
ben, boB Ole 2ie6e CUR f10Heu &Ieis
0ung cine ongs6orene @igsniboft aller
5rOusn iei II. I. p., uno idIieBIid
fam fe auf bic beriibmte o6rou auf
Der piiIteH SnIeI," min iager cine
5rau, bic bur8 irgenO einen 3ufalI
oIlein uuF cine piiIte Suiel Osrfcblagen
iit unO feline 2lusii6t bat, jemoIs BON
ben 9lugen zines Nlanues ober zines
@eibss erblidt gu tperoen. g8ie pirD
iie ii9 perbdlten? sic miro itd r;,
ben i6r 5u @ebOte itebenOen MitteIn
fir fi6 felbit 10 gut 5u f9miiden iu=
den, ipie iie irseno tann, bebauptete
ole 9lnbdngerin Der britten S@ule.
sd piirOe mid ih0n tleioeu, ebeniO
pie ib ellen tpiirOe, aus eiuem natiirs
liden @ebRrfnis berous."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Mntonobile.

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,,Yadnrb WiOlpr 50, Of Baltimore, Q9arless
Grobe nno UT. Jioual s9penue
9Doge Brue., bic ,populdre @ar," $7s5.
Nldrs5el WiUblle Co., @arage 140S-1O glcro'
@bnrIesaGiraRe.